Pay Ascent Rated Basic In Inflation
Washington based testimony outlines wage inflation as the core driver of U S steel costs and broader price rises. Robert C Tyson says wage growth has surged since before World War II, doubling per decade, forcing price hikes to avoid insolvency while margins stay lean through efficiency. An AFL-CIO publication counters, arguing price increases accompany wage boosts but should not be blamed on unions or workers.
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Washington
INS
Robert C. Tyson
U. S. Steel Corporation
Senate
America
Tyson
Afl-Cio
AFL Cfo Economic Policy Committee
Khrushchev Urges Crackdown in East Germany Tour
In Leipzig Khrushchev urged German Communists to crush class enemies as unrest grows after Hungary style revolt fears. Public response appeared cool with many seats empty at Leipzig stadium while he warned Western press reports would not affect Soviet resolve.
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Joseph Fleming
Berlin
Ross Khrushchev
Soviet Germany
Stene
Leipzig
Peonie
Khrushchev
Milina
Red Germany
Parecer
Hunleary
Dio in Hurry To Get Back to Cell
New York AP report says Johny Dio on special parole rushed Friday night to a city prison after appearing before Washingtons rackets committee Dropped from a private car he sprinted to the prison gate and shouted Open up officer He is awaiting sentence on an extortion conviction
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New York
Johny Dio
Senate Rackets Committee
Washington
Dia
Daily Index and Features Page Summary
The page lists sections such as Churches Comics Courthouse Crossword Deaths Editorial Features Movies Radio and TV Sports and Ads. It references a daily record with a mix of defined sections and scattered garbled text indicating a historic newspaper layout and feature items.
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Daily Record
Tahabeene Editorial Featurag
Eeneea Marlon
Pesseaers Movies
Thaeeeenenea Radio and TV Civsereeaees
Ceeeeereeeseeeneceas
Tereenenscorane
Storm Bertha Fizzles After Gulf Coast Threat
Trop ical storm Bertha ended its Gulf coast scare and fizzled inland over eastern Texas. The final bulletin placed the system 26 miles northwest of Beaumont Texas with winds 30 to 40 mph moving northwest about 10 mph. Remains expected in north central Texas tonight with little flood threat. locals warned small craft to stay in port.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Texas
Weather Bureau
Beaumoni
Hertha
Louisiana
Bertha
Gulf
Audrey
Carmeron
Red Cross
Lake Charles
Prince Charles Sails as Fury Rises Over Cousin Drive
British papers lash out at royal conduct as eight year old prince Charles sails with his father amid strong winds. The under age cousin drives a car. the yacht nearly capsizes near Cowes. Prince Philip transfers the boy to safety as Uffa Fox helps bring the vessel in.
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London
Britain
Prince Charles
Cowes
Prince Philip
Philip
Uffa Fox
London News Chronicle
Keating
Charles
Prince Michael of Kent
Michael
Fox House
Backroom Tactics Hit By Johnson
Senate Democratic Leader Johnson accuses backroom politicians of blocking civil rights legislation by phone pressure on members. He cites Meade Alcorn and Martin Mass. to defend that involvement, while Knowland notes precedents but agrees Congress can proceed without party committee advice. The dispute centers on a jury trial amendment to voting rights legislation and the path to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
House
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Paul Butler
Hells Canyon
Eisenhower
Dulles Says US Interest First Over Friendships in Loans
Secretary of State Dulles testifies that the State Department prioritizes U.S. interests over cultivating friends in negotiating economic development loans. He cites soft loans in local currencies and warns future secretaries may face problems if countries cannot repay. Denton presses on potential hard feelings as loans come due.
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Washington
Dulles
State Department
U.S
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Rep
Denton
D-Ind
Thilles
Fortified milk predicted to curb many ailments in humans
WOOSTER Ohio AP a dairy scientist predicts cow milk fortified to treat rheumatoid arthritis allergies and possibly cancer rheumatic fever and the common cold may be available next summer. findings include immunity to ragweed pollen relief for arthritis immunized mice and potential protection from several diseases. human trials underway as more research herds become available.
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Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
W. B. Peterson
University of Minnesota
Peterson
Sr. Paterson
Baby Carriage Hit by Train Kills Mother and Two Children
In Huron Ohio a speeding train struck a baby carriage carrying Mrs. Ernest Ball five children. Mrs Ball and two of her children Mary Ann 3 and Ruth Arlene 6 weeks died. The husband and other children witnessed. Conductor J R Freeman said the train was 80 mph and brakes could not prevent the tragedy.
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Huron
Ohio
Enitaren
Ernest Ball
Mary Ann
Ruth Arlene
Weeks
Sylvester Bunty
J. R. Freeman
New York Centrai
A. F. Maylan
Mrs. Ball
Center Point Man Killed Two Hurt in Crash Near Here
A head on collision six miles north of Center Point killed Ben J. Wishart and left two Center Point youths injured. Raymond Edaburn, 19, in critical condition at St Luke’s Cedar Rapids, and Raymond Atwood, 14, were hospitalized after the afternoon crash on the Pale Center Point road. Dust from a dust storm and following distance were cited as possible factors.
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AL Iweed
Ep Picklp
Fence-Scaling Incident At Moscow Defense Plant
Moscow radio reported American delegate Stanley Mumford a 21 year old Whitworth College student and track athlete climbed fences guarding a Soviet defense facility during the international youth festival police questioned him for hours and seized film He said he was anti Red and anti Communist and climbed the fence as a shortcut to the stadium seeking to watch events. He was released and later questioned again with no lasting trouble.
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London
Moscow Radio
Stanley Mumford
Mumford
Whitworth College
Spokane
Edinburgh University
Literary Gazette
Awas
Gazette
Moscow
Reyselé
Poiice
All-town Fair Opens Sunday Amid Big Preparations
Final preparations for the All-town Fair include hundreds of exhibits and extra tents. Rabbits and pigeons begin judging on Saturday with Sunday opening expected to draw 30 000 to 35 000 attendees. The ice arena for the Holiday show nears completion as 900 plaza chairs are prepared.
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Order Rapids News
Andy Hanson
Four Alpinists Still Alive on Ri ver Peak Rescue Effort
Swiss Glacier Pilot Herman Geiger reported on Ri ver peak that all four climbers remained alive on Saturday though one was motionless on a rope Friday. Two Germans and two Italians were secured 300 feet higher. observers saw a faint wave as a rescuer bid help. Five nations mounted a rescue with slim chances of success.
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Grindelwald
Switzerland
Hermann Geiger
Geiger
Senate Memorial For McCarthy Set By Senate Leaders
Washington AP Democratic leader Johnson said the Senate will hold a memorial session on Wednesday for Senator McCarthy. In San Francisco, Louis Mayer was hospitalized for treatment but doctors reported his condition not serious.
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Senate
McCarthy
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Rwis
High Court Ruling Threatens Abel Espionage Prosecution
The government may drop the spy case against Soviet Col. Rudolph Abel if Congress does not shield FBI files. Justice Department fears the June Supreme Court ruling forcing disclosure of FBI reports could bar prosecutions. House Judiciary panel has backed a bill to limit disclosures, but it may be lost in Congress’s rush to adjourn.
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Washington
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
Congress
FBI
Congressional
Justice Department
Abel
Russia
Supreme Court
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Tral Court
House Judiciary Committee
Japs Seek Army Help to Collect G1 Debts
Japanese merchants in Kagohara ask the U.S. Army to aid in collecting about 2.5 million yen owed by American soldiers. Capt. Albert Rakas of Chicago reports that 360,000 yen has been paid so far as talks continue with Camp Whittinton officials amid the First Cavalry Division withdrawal.
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Kagohara
Japan
U.S. Army
First Cavalry Division
Albert Rakas
Chicago
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
Camp Whittington
Rekas
Vatican backs Archbishop in race segregation stance
Vatican City says Pope Pius XII fully supports New Orleans Archbishop Rummell in opposing racial segregation as morally wrong. A Vatican source notes no direct reply planned to the New Orleans Catholic laymen’s appeal, citing the encyclical issued Oct 20, 1939 declaring all baptized men equal in the church.
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Vatican City
Prus XII
New Orleans
Joseph Rummell
Vatican
Vatican Secretariat of State
Msgr
Amp
Leto Cirognani
Tlo
Trainmen Favor AFL-CIO Link Votes Unite Rail Unions
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with 215000 members, voted 4 to 1 to affiliate with AFL-CIO. President W Parker Kennedy has applied for a charter and the AFL-CIO Executive Council will consider it Monday in Chicago. Another major rail union, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, has already joined AFL-CIO.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Afl-Cio
Indor
BRT
W. Parker Kennedy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
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