Ford Rejects Arbitration Bid in UAW CIO Wage Dispute
Detroit June 4 Ford Motor Co rejects an arbitration offer from the UAW CIO on a 55 million dollar supplemental jobless pay plan. John S. Bugas says union demands risk a strike after midnight Sunday and that Ford prefers bargaining to arbitration. Talks with GM continue as contract deadlines loom.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO Auto Workers Union
Ford
Johns. Bugas
Bugas
Reuther
General Motors Corp
Ford Company
UAW
Hypnosis reported incident influences Alabama hearing
MOBILE ALABAMA June 4 A 25 year old television repairman faces charges of hypnotizing a young housewife and engaging in sexual relations. The case drew the court’s attention as bond was set at 300 dollars for Jesse Overton Jr. The victim testified the incident occurred May 25 after hypnosis and a claim of marriage. her husband, an amateur hypnotist, corroborated claims of a hypnotic sequence. The district court considered legal and psychological authority on hypnotism used for criminal ends.
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Mobile
Ala
William Bekars
Jesse Overton Jr
Bekurs
Philadelphia
Overton
Remy
June Graduate Receives Ton of Ice Gift
A Smith College graduate Miss Stewart, amid celebrations, received a ton of ice sent by T. F. Fitch, president of Washington Steel Co. The ice, left on a dorm lawn, slowly melts as a mysterious gift from a local family friend.
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Smith College
T. F. Fitch
Washington Steel Co
Stewart
Fitch
Davy Crockett Rifle Headed To Daughters of Texas Revolution
Rural mail carrier J P Darwin plans to donate his 11 pound 5 foot muzzle loader attributed to Davy Crockett to the Daughters of the Texas Revolution. The gun bears a lone star carved in the stock and was once prized by Crockett. It may be the famed Old Betsy but it is not confirmed. The rifle will be displayed at the Alamo.
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Tex
Davy Crockett
AK River
Texas
Alamo
Andy Thom
Davy
J. P. Darwin
Darwin
Crockett
Betsy
Ett
Mexico
Daughters of the Texas Revolution
Virginia Parents Plan Fund Drive to Pay Segregated Schools Teachers
In Farmville Prince Edward County white parents form a group to raise about 200000 to fund salaries for roughly 70 white teachers in the county that rejected public funding for schools. The plan includes a mass meeting next Tuesday at Longwood College to discuss incorporation and securing private funds.
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Prince Edward County
Farmville
Longwood College
Robert B. Crawford
Crawford
Defenders of State Sovereignty
PTA
Defenders
Supreme Court
Prince Edward
Nottoway County
Hanover County
Dinwiddie
General Assembly
the Nations
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Blanton B. Hanbury
J. T. Doyne Jr
Grow
Nationwide heat wave hits interior regions with cool north
The Associated Press reports scorching temperatures across the interior with readings near 97 in Thermal California and 95 in Gila Bend Arizona while cooler, unsettled weather persists in the Northeast and northern plains. Thunderstorms rumble in Illinois and Wisconsin as winds gust up to 45 mph in Peoria.
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Mississippi
Thermal
Calif
Gila Bend
Ariz
Alice
Tex
Softine
Bemn. Ark
Jacksonville
Sotalittane
Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Peoria
Ashington Oregon
New England
Solon Denounces Integrated Schools Front in South
Senator Eastland declares the South will not accept school integration and that Negro people seek their own institutions. He criticizes North agitators and says Mississippi would defy Supreme Court orders, possibly abolishing public schools and subsidizing per capita student transfers. He foresees new Supreme Court questions on segregation within a year.
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Washington
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
South
Senate
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
True Lies from the Ozarks in Daily Telegraph Spotlite
Vance Randolph, famed Ozark collector, presents a six part True Lies from the Ozarks series in the Daily Telegraph Spotlite. He describes 35 years among Ozarkers while gathering tales from courthouses, mills, and moonshiners and recounts his own rugged Ozark life and adventures.
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Ozark
Daily Telegraph
The
Ozarks
Vance Randolph
America
Randolph
Hollywood
Beckley Wins 1956 Lion's State Convention Bid
Clarksburg report states the state's Lions Clubs voted at their annual convention to hold the 1956 meeting in Beckley. No definite dates were set.
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Beckley
Lion
Clarksburg
Britain’s Strike Ties Up Liners Set To Sail
Britain’s rail and shipping strikes paralyze transit as four transatlantic liners including the Mauretania face delays at Southampton and Le Havre. Prime Minister Eden to address the nation amid government plans to requisition trucks to move coal and avert factory closures.
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London
Britain
New York
Mauretania
Stockport
Eden
Queen Elizabeth
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Miracle Ann the premature baby dies again in Houston
In Houston a 30 ounce three month premature baby named Miracle Ann died for the second time within 30 hours after being declared alive earlier. Doctors cited underdeveloped lungs as the probable cause and noted revived efforts included oxygen and artificial respiration. The mortician reported a brief breath as he prepared the body for embalmment, with initial signs of life credited to funeral home handling.
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Houston
Tex
Miracle Ann
Mark Dupree
Desmond
City County Hospital
Robert Kelly
J. Robert Corry
Kelly
Funeral Home
Headon Crash At Institute Kills 3 Men and 5 Hurt
Three men died and five others were injured in a head on collision near Institute on West Virginia Route 25 by the government rubber plant. The burned occupants could not be identified immediately. Noel Beard 20 and Tandy Asbury 19 were among the injured. Miss Mavis Beard 19 and Miss Shirley Stonestreet 19 were listed as patients with varying injuries including facial cuts and potential skull injuries.
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Institute
Here
Charleston Mortuary
South Charleston
Noel Beard
Dunbar
Tandy Asbury
Chandler Drive
Beard
Asbury
Mavis Beard
Shirley Stonestreet
Polio Virus Found in Cutter Vaccine in Idaho Outbreak
Dr Louis Gebhardt of Utah reports a live type 1 polio virus found in Cutter vaccine used in Idaho mass immunization. Idaho cites 75 polio cases this year, with Cutter vaccines halted amid nationwide testing and controversy over vaccine source.
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Salt Lake City
Louis Gebhardt
Pate
Varsity of Utah
Cutter
Idaho State Health Department
Idaho
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Tornadoes Strike Western Kansas Areas
A tornado hit near Larned Kansas causing damage to homes and a packing plant near Garfield ten miles southwest of the town. No injuries were reported though power and communications were disrupted as a related event damaged farms and struck the north edge of a town near the Nebraska border.
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Larned
Kan
Garfield
Kansas
Udall
Osborne
Nebraska
Lad Tells Court Martial Of Beating By Officer
An Atlanta mother testified at a general court martial that her 16 year old son James Addison returned home with bruised buttocks after a trip with Lt. Leon G. McNeeley Jr. The officer, charged with beating the boy and forcing him to drink whisky, pleaded not guilty.
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Lad
Atlanta
Georgia National Guard
C. R. Addison
James Donald Addison
Leon G. McNeeley Jr
122Nd
McNeeley
Addison
Caprae
National Guard
Thomaston
Ostend Hotel Fire Destroys Jersey Boardwalk Inn
A roaring general alarm fire destroyed the Ostend Hotel, a five story wooden structure of 220 rooms, on the Jersey Boardwalk in Atlantic City. The blaze began on the third floor, the building collapsed within two hours, and over 200 firefighters fought the flames. Parking lots shielded nearby properties, while 1,000 onlookers watched. Loss estimated between 175000 and 200000 dollars. two guests, several workers, and three firefighters were treated for injuries. The hotel had reopened in April after winter renovations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ostend
Betty Deitch
Yugoslavia Eases into Western Talks on European Security
US Britain and France plan closer strategic cooperation with Yugoslavia under Marshal Tito to bolster southern Europe defense amid Tito's East West stance. Congress weighs tying aid strings as talks with Belgrade begin led by Riddleberger with British and French envoys at a political level.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Marshal Tito
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Tito
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Austria
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Germany
Belgrade
Free Europe
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Rep
Vorys
Ohio
House
Senate
U. S
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Dulles
Reer
Eisenhower
Riddleberger
Orce
Russia Builds Ground Defense Against Atomic Attacks
The Soviet Ministry of Defense outlines an antiatomic program to guard troops and civilians from surprise nuclear strikes. Moscow reports training and dissemination of how to protect forested terrain and combat aircraft threats, echoing U S testing in Nevada but with less public detail.
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Russia
United States
Defense
Red Star
Moscow
Far East
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