Nation and ward guard embark on pentomic reorganization
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania National Guard adopts a pentomic structure with five battle groups for atomic land warfare. Maj. Gen. A J Drexel Biddle says changes are not final and equipment must be accelerated for real readiness, noting gaps in both Army and Guard inventories.
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Regular Army
British Deny Lloyd Ouster From Downing Street
British officials dismissed the Times report as pure speculation and uninspired, offering no formal comment from No 10 or the Foreign Office. Sources privately argued the article lacked solid basis, yet the timing suggested press planted rumors at high levels.
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Downing Jt
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Times
Lawrence Visits Como on TV Show for Bicentennial
Gov. Lawrence of Pennsylvania appeared as a performer on the Perry Como show in New York. He joked about Pittsburgh naming a street after him and quipped Como Lane, noting his take on Como’s theme as he joined the broadcast celebrating the city’s bicentennial.
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Pennsylvania
Perry Como
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Pittsburg
Como Lane
Three Raymond workers retire after 104 years of service
In a single day at the Raymond division of Associated Spring, Henton Clarence Mixer and James Clark retire after a combined 104 years with the firm. Mixer served 44 years, Henton 36, and Clark 24, with each receiving certificates of commendation and their first pension checks.
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Ad Henton
Clarence Mixer
James Clark
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Clark
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Saddle Spring
Automatics
Carl Henton
Forman
West
Lewis accuses Eisenhower of siding with steel magnates
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, charged on NBC Meet the Press that Eisenhower interfered in a labor dispute by suggesting inflationary risks from a steel wage and price increase. Lewis argued the president limits worker participation in free enterprise benefits and urged wage restraint to prevent inflation.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Nation sees prices rise as USW talks resume in New York
Prices move upward while the United Steelworkers of America and industry resume talks in New York on Tuesday toward a new labor contract to replace the accord expiring July 1.
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United Steelworkers of America
New York
Manufacturer dies in Minneapolis age 75
Sheldon Y. Wood chairman of Minneapolis Electric Steel Castings Co. died yesterday at 75 from arteriosclerosis. A former director of the National Association of Manufacturers and a regent of the University of Minnesota from 1939 to 1953. Born in Jefferson, Wisconsin.
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Sheldon Y. Wood
Minneapolis Electric Steel Castings Co
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University of Minnesota
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Communism Squelched In Macao Kinder War Across Fence
In the Macao colony near Red China a battle plays out between Santa Teresa Roman Catholic mission schools and Communist run Green Island Free School. Principal Tenatius Wong boosts anti Communist propaganda via a loud speaker system across the fence while both sides recruit young children. The score shows Santa Teresa with about 1,053 pupils versus roughly 400 at the rival school.
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Santa Teresa
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Iti
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Missing Plane Sought With Three Aboard Over Three States
Civil Air Patrol planes searched three states for a light four place Cessna reported missing for a week. On board were Floyd Carlson of Jamestown his wife Mae and Randy Searantino a United Furniture Workers official. The plane departed Jamestown N C en route to Orlando Florida refueling at Raleigh Durham.
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Civil Air Patrol
Jamestown
Orlando
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Mae
Randy Searantino
United Furniture Workers Union
Miami
Fayetteville
South Carolina
Georgia
Carlson
Relayes
Nixon’s Global Travels Fueled Nixon 1960 Ambitions
Washington reports that Vice President Richard Nixon has logged over 280000 miles since 1953, visiting 54 countries and planned 10000 more miles to Moscow. His international trips boost visibility, aid a potential 1960 presidential run, and may influence Eisenhower and Khrushchev toward a summit while Herbert B. Klein joins his staff as press aide.
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Richard M. Nixon
Jom Foster Dulles
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Dulles
Eisenhower
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khamishchev
Khrushchev
Herbert B. Klein
San Diego
Calif
Klein
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
State Department
Bottle smashers nabbed at Peninsula park
Ambridge men Joseph Korostynki and Robert Korostynki were arrested by park police William Berry and Joseph Winkoski for breaking bottles on a Peninsula beach. Unable to pay fines, they were jailed briefly at Erie County prison before release after a friend paid $39.20. Officials warned visitors to follow park rules to prevent injuries.
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Millcreek Peace
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Joseph Korostynki
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Park
William Berry
Joseph Winkoski
Erie County
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