Negotiations Open Anew In News Strike
New York reporters and news deliverers resume joint talks after a five day break as federal mediators seek areas of agreement in a 14 day long newspaper strike. Attorneys indicate possible stiffening in striker demands while publishers weigh cost of matching union offers across multiple groups.
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NEW York
Walter A. Mageiolo
Asher Schwartz
Independent Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union
Bas
Afl-Cio
Schwartz
Wpmions
Deliverers
Otter
B36 Bombers Face Scrap Heap in Arizona
The Air Force will junk most of its B36 fleet at Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona after assembling them at Carswell and scrapping them for salvage. About 100 jets were slated for retirement at a cost running into millions of dollars. Exact numbers and total savings were not disclosed.
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Tucson
Ariz
Soviet Union
Carswell Air Force Base
Texas
Davis-Monthan Afb
Arizona
Living costs return to July peak level in November
Government data show consumer cost index up 0.2 percent from October to 128.4 in November, matching July peak. Labor Department official Ewan Caine cites higher prices for 1959 model cars as a key factor, with food and gasoline modestly down and wage adjustments pending for workers in steel, aluminum, and meat packing sectors.
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Washington
Ewan Caine
Labor Department
Clague
Warry
Hope Dims For Early End To Airline Strike
A pre Christmas settlement of the major airline strikes against American and Eastern Airlines seemed unlikely as National Mediation Board talks stalled. Reports say talks may resume in a few days while Eastern plans for ongoing crew cutoff and American weighs emergency leave for 20,000 workers if the stoppage continues. Traffic disruptions threaten Christmas travel with 40,000 passengers affected and carriers expanding alternative arrangements.
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American
Eastern Airlines
National Mediation Board
Washington
Air Lime
Assa
Brcchures
Mudiafiot Bowld
Leverett Edwards
Eastern
Easten
Dilo
Monsiruck
Nolday
Gas truck blast kills three injures over one hundred in Brownfield
A bottled gas transport collided with a pickup on a Southwest Brownfield highway. The tank exploded with a huge blast, killing three men and injuring 115 to 120 spectators and locals. Firemen fought the blaze as debris flew 250 to 300 yards, and victims were treated at Brownfield and nearby Lubbock hospitals. The crash site drew hundreds of onlookers and caused shattered windows across town.
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Brownfield
Tex
Hieaway
West Texas
Phillip Thompson
Thompson
Terry County Hospital
Hapital
Lubbock
Charlie Maples
Ruben Johnson
Wayland Parker
Jim
Cousineau
Eisenhower budget plan faces Democratic skepticism
President Eisenhower proposed a 77 billion dollar balanced budget for the next year, with no general tax increase. Democrats called the plan unrealistic while Republicans praised it as a taxpayer boon. The budget would cut spending by ending temporary programs in agriculture, unemployment insurance, and housing, and seek higher postal rates and gasoline taxes amid a recession. Confirmation of revenue gains and exact details remain unclear as lawmakers prepare to review the proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Evientiyte
Clarence Cannon
CMO
House Appropriations Committee
A. S
Mike Monroney
D- 1
YMCA Adopts New Budget and Expands Membership
The YMCA board approved a 1959 budget of 39,950, about 10 percent higher than 1958, based on income and outgo. Secretary Gerald Lane reported 1,189 members and outlined enrollment plans from February 19 with a February 8 annual meeting to elect seven directors. Nominees included Mrs. Clarence Wallace and Rev. Paul F. Bauer among others. additional nominations may come from the voting membership for 15 board seats. Plans note UMGA Week January 18 to 25 with a closing display on the 25th, and memorial plaques have arrived for installation. New equipment included a vacuum cleaner and towel racks donated by local groups and the FoGe Lilinber Co.
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Far Lotty Runa Board of Detectors
Lage Night
Gerald Lane
Lane
Clarence Wallace
Paul F. Bauer
Howard Ladd
Patsy Notle
Trene Mountain
Frank Slingis
Claire Porter
UMGA
Goldfine Plans Sentence Appeal After Contempt Conviction
Textile tycoon Bernard Goldfine and his secretary plan appeals of jail terms for contempt of court over failing to furnish company records to tax agents. Goldfine, 67, was sentenced to three months in prison. his secretary received 19 days. Both were released on $1,000 personal recognizance as appeals were anticipated.
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Goldfine
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Sherman Adams
Lebanon Mills
Lebanon
Mildred Papermany
Tone
Northfield
Mul and Strathmore Woolen Co
Dist
Charles E. Wyanuiski Jr
Ventura Woman Charged in Hire-Plot Slaying
Eliza Duncan, 4, five-time married, is accused of hiring two men to kill her daughter-in-law Olea Kaporyk Duncan, a Santa Barbara nurse who married her son. Deputies say Baldonado led investigators to a shallow grave where Olea’s body was found, and Moya and the others discussed using acid to alter her dental work. The plan allegedly failed and Olea was killed when she was attacked outside her Santa Barbara apartment.
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Ventura
Calif
Elizaeth Duncan
Sehen
Tat
Baldanado
Olen Duncan
Baldonado
Moya
Olea
Santa Barbara
Corry Man Pleads Not Guilty in Burglary Ring
Corry resident Merle D. Hulings 30 formerly of Warren Street pled not guilty to two counts of burglary. He is jailed awaiting hearing before Alderman Samuel A. Rossiter after being seized with four Erie men in a spree that included Erie Arena Skating Rink and a Harborside transportation firm. Other accused are Brine L. Phillips 24 Ray Brechbiel 22 Arnold W. Kowle 21 and Ronald W. Baker 24, with loot totaling hundreds of dollars across multiple break ins.
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Erie
Samuel A. Rossiter
Merle D. Hulings
Warren Street
Hulings
Fou
Ronald W. Baker
Erie Arena
Harbovereel
City Auto Parts
Franklin Housing Development
Sald. Ulings
Brine L. Phillips
Ray Brechbiel
Arnold W. Kowle
Baker
Brie
Harborcreele
Snowman Sets Store Afire in Wilmington
A 17 year old entertainer, David Balst of Wilmington, lit a cigarette during a performance and the burning costume set a clothing store on fire. He rushed through the store causing fires among display piles. The blaze damaged the store and an adjacent three story dwelling, with five people overcome by smoke and one in critical condition.
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Wilmlng
Del
David Balst
Wilmington
Brosty
Einst
Jordan Shows Military Demonstration Ahead of Victory Day
A two hour Jordanian military display was held today with officials saying the army is preparing for Victory Day. The government statement did not reference Israel but said troops pledged to restore the usurped homeland in the context of Palestine and related tensions.
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Jordan
Migistamman
Jardim
King Hussen
Israel
Tsrwe- H-s
Palestine
Deaf Children Sing Carols and Hear Yule Story in Silence
In West Hartford centr e the American School for the Deaf hosts a Christmas program where 240 deaf pupils express the season through signs. The chaplain recites a Christmas parable aided by rapid hand gestures, while a chorus of angels closes the tableau.
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West Hartford
Conn
American School For the Deaf
Selina
Clevayman
Murder Hoax Ends Albert Patterson Case Reopened
Alabama officials said the Albert Patterson murder case was closed again as a Virginia convict’s confession was ruled a hoax. Albert Fuller, a former deputy sheriff, is serving life for the murder. Calvin W. Pruitt’s 170 year sentences were reconsidered after investigators found his story inconsistent with known facts. Patterson’s killing had spurred Phenix City cleanup efforts and political turmoil surrounding John Patterson’s rise to attorney general and governor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Patterson
Alabama
Virginia
Ally
John Patterson
New Angels
Phenix City
Calvin W. Pruitt
Bielahoa
Albert Fuller
Kilby
Pruitt
Haleyville
Ft. Benning
Patterson
Will Tate
Russell County
Circuit
Arch Ferrell
Si Garyett
Rial
De Gaulle Plans U S Visit Early Next Spring
De Gaulle, to become French president in June, will visit the United States in early spring. He was invited by President Eisenhower and the invitation was renewed by Secretary Dulles. Talks may cover coordinating Atlantic defense and the European alliance.
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Emmagene Serene Vara
Les de Will Haa
United States
de Gaulle
France
Eisenhower
John Poster Dulles
Rm de Gaulle
NATO Council
Pavia
de Gaile
Franke
Britain
Mercury Hits 45 Degree High In Corry Today
A weather note reports Corry temperatures rose to 45 degrees at 1 pm, breaking a late December high. A light snow is possible as a high pressure system affects the area, with an overnight low near 20 degrees and uncertainty in the forecast.
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Corry
Mountaineer Dies After 42 Years In Bed
HAMLIN W Va AP George Lacy a Mountain man who went to bed in 1916 and never rose will be buried today He spent 42 years in bed after a measles outbreak and a calf sale dispute his sister says He hunted and was strong but unable to get up later in life. neighbors recall his stubborn mood and mystery surrounding his condition until his death last night in the bed he lay in for 42 years
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Hamlin
W. Va
George Lacy
George
Caliscue
Ezekiel Branch
Lincoln County
Lacys
Gertie
Tie
Annie
Honduras aide dies after sea tour aboard fish boat
Te guigalpa Honduran official Moore age 60, director with the International Co operation Administration, died Sunday after seas tours. Born in Cogswell Nebraska, he had long served in government roles and died following a water accident at sea aboard his boat.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Oss
Moore
International
Eguctanibay
Moo
Cogswell
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Michael Scott
Rey
Scott
YMCA
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Peter
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