Factfinders Hope To Win Settlement On Steel Strike
A three man Taft Hartley factfinding board opens hearings in Washington to explore settlement of the nation’s longest steel strike. The panel will focus on economic issues while considering whether to advise Eisenhower on federal court action to end the 80 day walkout. Steelworkers and industry officials testify as the board weighs back to work orders and the possibility of invoking emergency provisions.
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Washington
Alaclindine Board
Factfinding Board
George W. Taylor
Eisenhower
Board of Inquiry
Light Vote Looms In Tuesday Primary Pittsfield Eyes Quiet Contest
Pittsfield voters head to polls at 7 am for a relatively light primary. Only the mayoral race and a few ward contests draw attention as observers compare turnout to 1957 and 1955 figures. Multiple wards see no council contests, while new precincts in Ward 4 and shifts in Ward 2 polling places add logistical notes to the main mayoral race.
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Pittsfield
City Hall
Lielinoad
Raymond L. Haughey
Harald 4. Cooper
Anthony M. Pastore
Virginia M. Quaghetti
Parker Street
Tyler Street
Dalton Avenue
Rice School
Allendale School
North Adams
Taverhill
Lawrence
Lynn
Revere
Fitchburg
Chicopee
Allan
Blan 12
Pri-Vi
Philippines Gain More Say On U.S. Bases
Manila and Washington sign a memorandum granting the Philippines greater control over base use. The accord shortens the 99 year lease to 25 years with renewal possible, reflecting a shift toward increased Philippine input in base operations.
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Philippines
U.S
Manila
United States
Felixberto Serrano
Charlen
Benden
Homicide Suspected In Pittsfield Man's Death
Police suspect homicide in the death of TW year old Pittsfield man Michael Koza found battered in his apartment this morning. An autopsy by Dr. George Katsis was set for noon. Koza had likely been dead at least 12 hours. Police questioned nearby occupants after a 13 year old girl discovered the body.
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Vicuim
Michael Koza
Summer St
A. P. Desautels
Desautels
Kogawa
Nova
Raza
Koza
George Katsis
Harvard School of Legal Medicine
Desaurels
Kaza
Yon
Libriza
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Napoleon
Casanova
Cesare Borgia
Kintner Grays Area Law Claim On TV Quiz Rigging
Witness Earl Kintner warned the FTC could overstep into policing entertainment if it blocked quiz show rigging, calling it a gray area in law. The House subcommittee neared the end of hearings without Van Doren’s testimony while FCC scrutiny drew fire for not protecting the public from airwave abuses.
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Washington
Earl W. Kintier
Federal Trade Commission
PTC
Kinmertal House
Commission Sever
Ile
House Investigeing
Kintner
Charles van Doren
Oren Harris
D-Ark
van Doren
Esit
NBC
Svork
Zime
Ore
Federal Communicatons Commission
FCC
Walter E. Rogers
D-Tex
John FL. Moss
D-Calif
Imra
Willie Springer
Congress
John Boerfer
Robert W. Lishman
Boerfer
New York
Columbus and legends debunked by a GE scientist
On Columbus Day a local reader argues that Columbus’s fame rests on myth. Willard Gray, a GE scientist, cites a 1313 map and Arabic sources to claim Arabs and others predated Columbus. Williams College professor Richard Newhall counters, saying the debunking doesn’t hold water and asserts uncertainty remains.
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Pereranacre
Mr. Gray
Newhall
Columbus
Americas
Richard JA. Newhall
Williams College
Meera
Atlantic
Willard F. M. Gray
Library of Congress
South America
Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Normals
The forecast calls for temperatures through Saturday averaging 2 to 6 degrees below the seasonal normal of 49. Expect a cool period with a slight warmup on Wednesday. Showers are possible Wednesday night and Thursday, with scattered showers Friday.
Apartment window glass broken in unclear police report
Police noted shattered glass in a window during an incident at a small apartment. The victim appeared stuck moving from a bedroom to the living area and Capri Camille L. Marce headed the local police presence. Other investigators included Ass. Dust. Ruy, John A. Barry, Liu-Det. John F. Horgan, Det. Sgt. Frank McCariy, and Trooper Edward J. Haughey.
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Capri
Camille L
Marce
Iive
Otheers
Ruy
John A.” Barry
Liu
John F. Horgan
Frank McCariy
Edward J. Haughey
U N Assembly Deadlocks Over Security Council Seat
The United Nations General Assembly failed to break a deadlock between Poland and Turkey for a Security Council seat after polls showed Poland with 46 votes and Turkey 36 on the first secret ballot. Ecuador and Ceylon won two vacancies. Indonesia and other ECOSOC races also featured contested bids amid expected multiple ballots.
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United Nations. NY
General Assembly
Poland
Turkey
Security Council
Ecuador
Cevlon
Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tursey
Japan
Ceylon
Canada
Panama
India
Pakistan
Brazil
Mexico
Denmark
Finland
Britain
Soviet Union
Ecosco
Memorial Forest in Massachusetts to honor Shakers
About 550 acres of Shaker land, including two parcels near Springs Road and across the Hancock line in Pittsfield, are being acquired by the state Department of Natural Resources to create Massachusetts first memorial to the Shakers. Announcement by Emma King and Norman B. Gardner notes surveying and legal steps pending with partial parcels later. The land is largely hillside, rough and wooded, with portions adjoining the National Guard rifle range.
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Ilancacs
U.S. 2
Addin Field
Massachusetts
Eagle
Eldress Emma King
Canverbucy
Norman B. Gardner
Pittsfield
Old Forester
State Department of Natural Resources
Lassien
Hancock Line
National Guard
Springs Road
Pitts West Street
DNR
Garrner
Pittsfield State Forest
Tansfer
Sposal
Hancock
Ike Gift To Mateos: Ike Presents Ford Paleon To Lopez Mateos
President Eisenhower has given Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos a pale blue Ford Paleon passenger car valued at about 2300 dollars as a personal gift. White House secretary James Hagerty confirmed the gift and noted the car was presented Saturday.
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Ington
UPI
Eisenhower
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
White House
James C. Hagerty
Lopez Mateos
Dover youth leads cross country chase after escape
In Dover England UP I report mate James Wilson age 20 excelled Sunday when reformatory officials took a group of boys on a cross country run. At last report police were still running after Wilson coordinated escape and pursuit continues.
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Dover
England
UPI
James Wilson
Reformatory
Wilson
China protests U S ships intrusion near Fukien coast
TOKYO AP report says China charged that an American naval vessel intruded into its territorial waters in the Pingtan area of Fukien Province. Peiping Radio quoted the foreign ministry issuing its 73rd warning against military provocation by U S warships.
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Tokyo
China
Pingtan
Fukien
Peiping Radio
Chinese Foreign Ministry
U.S
Columbus Rescue During New Jersey Pageant Incident
An AP report recalls a Columbus pageant in Asbury Park New Jersey where a pretend Columbia figure fell into the Atlantic. A Red Cross official retrieved the 1994 Columbus figure and he was welcomed ashore by participants dressed as Indigenous people.
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Asbury Park
Christopher Columbus
America
Carl Pisano
Pisano
Columbus
Red Cross
Ahore
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Raymond E. Crow
Dominic J. Mangano
Mes Uaglietti
Bernard J. Murray
John Burbank
Mdaniel England Jr
South Junior High School
New Palling Place
FTC
St. Aperament
Tren
Law
van Doren Sud
UPL
F. M. Gray
Arthur. Myers
GFE
Egypt
Gray
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North America
Calumboe
Iceland
Labrador
Minnesota
Morrison
The
Ocean Sea
U.N. Assembly
Red
Lee Shakers
Mount Lebanon
Ike
Mateos
Falcon
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Negos Ist
Frederick M. Myers Sr
Manchester
Ann Lee
Watervliet
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sabbath Yay Lake
Maine
Canterbury
Stull Running
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