Industry To Start Cooling Furnaces If Union Persists In Strike
Eleven steel firms led by U S Steel warned cooling furnaces may begin within days if the United Steel Workers persist in a strike threat. John A. Stephens said the industry would shut plants for three to four days to avoid equipment damage. The union asked for a five year contract term, vs past two year deals, as talks continued with no comment after a two hour meeting.
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John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
David J. McDonald
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Stephens
U.S. Steel
McDonald
United Front
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet
Lakes
Eeling
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum
Armco
Russia May Unveil 7 New Planes at Moscow Air Show
Western observers expect the Soviet Union to reveal at least two and perhaps seven new jet types at the Moscow air force show. Reports say two to three swept wing bombers and a delta wing experimental jet with five formation gaps likely to be filled in a dramatic unveiling. General Nathan F. Twin ing of the US Air Force will attend as part of the observers’ briefing.
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Soviet Union
Air Force Show
Nathan PF. Twinie
Air Force
Tushino
Ays Ied
President Eisenhower Returns to White House Duties
President Eisenhower sat up for 45 minutes at the White House today, handling routine matters with aides. It was the longest period upright since his June 9 intestinal operation, and he enjoyed a small sirloin steak at lunch as solid foods returned to his diet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Langlie Named GOP Keynoter as Eisenhower Election Remains Likely
Washington June 22 Republicans selected Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington as their National Convention keynoter. National Chairman Leonard W. Hall predicted Eisenhower will seek a second term and named offi cials including Sen. Knowland and Rep. Martin as leaders of the convention. Hall asserted the ticket will be Eisenhower and Nixon and pledged GOP gains in both chambers. He noted Eisenhower’s illness has not halted routine work and that Adams may report on the meeting.
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Arthur B. Langlie
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
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Langlie
William F. Knowland
California
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Senate
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House
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Wilton Persons
White House
Congress
Presidential
Waater Reed Army Hospital
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GOP
Hagerty
Tomorr
Sherman Adams
Adams
Wheeling Steel Plans Orderly Shutdown If Union Strikes
Wheeling Steel announces plans for an orderly shutdown of its mills next week if negotiations fail with the union. A company spokesman hopes a satisfactory labor agreement can be reached before June 30. Union says no strike plans have been made yet.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Steel
West Virginia to Get More Rain This Weekend
West Virginia, already damp from recent showers, is to receive about one half to one inch of rain through next Wednesday. Showers are forecast for Monday and Tuesday, mainly in the southern section, with temperatures in the five day period averaging around 73 in the south and 72 in the north. Tomorrow should be warmer in the south and cooler in the north, with Monday and Tuesday warmer overall.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Smith Family Winners See Claims Likely For Prizes
Dayton Ohio June 22 claims expected against the Smith family after they win a trip to Chicago and a water heater in a promotion by A O Smith Corp. The contest marked the production of the firm s three millionth water heater and boasts the biggest Smith family in America with 11 children at home.
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Ohio
Robert H. Smith
Chicago
Smiths
America
A. 0. Smith Corp
Armed Forces May Be Slashed
Secretary of Defense Wilson signaled possible cuts in the armed forces totaling about 2 835. He discussed manpower prospects after a defense secretaries meeting at Quantico and hinted at further Army reductions while noting the Air Force has enough personnel to reach 137 wings by next summer. He said the Pentagon will finalize estimates for fiscal 1958 by next fall.
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Quantico
Wilson
Senate
Air Force
101St Airborne Division
Pentagon
Wheeling Housewife Wins TV Prize
Mrs. C. A. Flaherty of South Wheeling won prizes worth 17500 dollars after correctly identifying New Bedford Massachusetts as the U S city described on Truth or Consequences. She recalled guessing cities with her husband until the right one was found.
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Wheeling
New Bedford
Mass
U. S
C. A. Flaherty
South Wheeling
Massachusetts
Two Giotto Boys Drown After Mine Pond Swim Tragedy
Two 12 year olds, Frederick Tawim and Sterling Osborn, both colored, drowned in the abandoned Weyanoke strip mine pond near Giotto. A third boy, Jerome Norman, was rescued as searchers with grappling hooks recovered bodies by 10 p.m. The depth was said to be 40 feet and cramps suspected. Rev. Eugene Tatum and families of the Osborns mourn the victims.
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Sterling Osborn
Tatum Poo
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Hinton Lifesving
Osborn
Eugene
Bessie Tatum
Charles H
Alice M. Osborn
Ford
Jerome Norman
Wilson Sparks Storm Over Air Force Funding Remarks
Washington June 22 The biggest storm of his career hit Secretary of Defense Wilson as senators denounced him for calling congressional moves to boost Air Force funds phony. Democrats demanded his head while Republicans offered mixed reactions and debate whether the episode would affect his cabinet post.
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Wilson
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Armed Services Committee
White House
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Quantico
Hot Zone Shrinks In Size On Weather Map
A cool front eases heat across Kansas and Nebraska into 70s while a vast hot belt remains from the Great Plains to the Atlantic Seaboard. The region sees scattered showers and a three hour rain deluge in Columbus Indiana. Readings include Tom St Louis 92 Dallas 66 Denver 78 and San Francisco notables.
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Nebraska
Great Lakes
New England
Great Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
Columbus
Ind
Tom St. Louis
Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
Trucker Kills Three in Ohio After Breakup
Alfred Wilson, 37, shot and killed his common law wife’s two sisters and a teenage girl in Warren Ohio after his partner left him. Three posses of 50 to 60 men hunted him overnight as authorities sought the armed suspect.
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Ohio
Alfred Wilson
Trumbell
Portage
Ohio killer Wilson kills six in rural county rampage
A man released on assault charges killed six people across Trumbull County, Ohio, including his sister-in-law Geraldine Brown and Hazel Botts, plus a high school student Nancy Worthington. He abducted Nancy, shot others, and left a final note to his wife Juanita. Two children were placed in protective custody.
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Ohio
Geraldine Brown
Leavittsburg
Hazel Botts
Nancy Worthington
Juanita
Betts
Trumbull County
Thomas B. Heidel
Oere
Arthur C. Johnson
Ison
Nancy
Windham
Warren
Husband Wins Divorce After Strip Poker Dispute
Juanita Bradley testified that her shipyard worker husband John battered her when she refused to join a strip poker game at a beach party. She described being dumped in water and threatened with drowning. the court granted her divorce citing the abusive incident.
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Juanita Bradley
John
Ator Shipyard
Robbery at Miami Beach Plastic Surgeon Home
A $283,000 theft from Dr Shorell's Rivo Alto home in Miami Beach is being investigated as a professional safecracker job. Detectives say negotiable securities totaling $270,000 cash $5,000 jewelry $5,000 and U S money orders $2,000 to $3,000 were stolen while Mrs Shorell attended a party.
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Miami Brach
Fla
Daniel Shorell
William Philbin
Joseph Caputo
Shorell
Rivo Alto
Queen Marie
Romania
Isa Gabor
Edna Wallace Hooper
New York City
U. S
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Caputo
Ellgeld
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