Labor Disputes Slow U S Transportation Across Airlines
Labor unrest halted operations at Halton's steel mill after an unauthorized railroad strike. Trans World Airlines faced a ten day shutdown from machinist strikes affecting 12 000 workers and grounding nearly all 200 planes. Eastern and American Airlines faced walkouts with negotiations led by the Federal Mediation Service in Kansas City. Capital Airlines resumed partial service after a 37 day machinist strike, with pay increases included. At Indianapolis Lake Central Airlines stewardesses struck over wages, influencing cross line pilots in six Midwest and Eastern states.
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Associaven
Picea
Soxnet
Buta
Halton
Trans World
Federal Mediation Service
Kansas City
TWA
International Assn
Eastern
American
Eastern Air Lines
Nw Jugal
Canada
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Bermuda
American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Assn
Capital Airlines
Capital
ATWA
Northwest Airlines
Tor Kitenen
Idianapolis
Lake Central Airlines
Midwest
Indianapolis
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Machinists Union
West Coast Airlines
Airine
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Flight Engineers Strike Against Eastern Lines
Miami AP reports the Flight Engineers Association began a strike against Eastern Air Lines. About 600 members led a walkout with 7 000 nonstriking workers, threatening shutdown of operations across 25 states Canada Puerto Rico Mexico and Bermuda. Remaining 9 000 workers faced layoffs as Eastern negotiates over pilot training mandates tied to pay offers.
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Miami
Fla
Flight Engineers Association
Eastern Air Lines
Flight Engineers
Canada
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Bermuda
Trans World
International Association of Machinists
South Florida
Bastern
TAM
BAL
LAM
Medical Aides Meet In Corry Panel Discussion Held
North western Pennsylvania hospital technicians gathered at Corry Memorial Hospital for a panel on medical topics. Vincent Rice of St. Vincent's spoke on laboratory diagnosis of hereditary diseases, Dorothy Kupniewski on correcting congenital defects sources, and Dr. Ls Decola of Doctors Hospital Erie on causes of honoues. The program, led by Elizabeth Stack, ran 2 to 5 p.m.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Memoryl Hospital
Vincent Rice
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Dorothy Kupniewski
St. Vincent’s
Drivers Ignored Signal as Police Warn at Main and Center
Police warned early today to drivers at the Main and Center intersection after reports that motorists disregarded traffic signals. Officers cited several individuals including Rogers of RD Cosry and Eugene Brynt for violating the signal, with only permitted turns described.
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Pelice
Main
Center Streets
Center
West Main Street
South Center Sf
Ouph Rogers
RD. 3
Cosry
Eugene Brynt
West Solumbire Avenile
Hie Sigma
Girl Plunges To Death To Escape Father's Wrath
New York police charged Ary-Daniel Taylor with felonious assault after his 13 year old stepdaughter Margaret White leapt from a sixth floor apartment ledge to escape his threats of punishment. Taylor said she jumped. he claimed he did not believe her. The incident followed a day of disobedience and a prior slap.
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New York
Daniel ‘Taylor
Taylor
Margaret White
Dorothy Taylor
Margaret
Grafting Seen as New Cure for Leukemia
Paris reports six Yugoslav scientists accidentally exposed to atomic radiation showed marrow damage. Transplants were attempted and five survivors, including a woman, are recovering as blood counts near normal. Researchers caution cure may take time and risks remain from radiation.
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Paris
Ue Curie Foundation
Eisenhower names study group on arms aid strategy
President Eisenhower announces a nine member committee led by William H. Draper Jr to evaluate the U.S. military aid program for strengthening national security. The panel includes Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Adm. Arthur W. Radford, James E. Webb, Jos J. McCloy, Dillon Anderson, Marx Leva, George C. McGhee, and Gen. Joseph T. McNaraey, all with varied government and defense backgrounds.
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Augusta
Eisenhower T Oday
U.S
William H. Draper Jr
Bill
Draper
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Grveuther
NATO
Europe
Red Crass
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of
Alll
Turkey
Joseph T. McNaraey
General Dynafmics Cort
Stanford Hose Dance Set for Wednesday Evening
The Stanford Hose Dance is scheduled for Wednesday at Hight AL Ye Corry VPW on West Washington Street. Fire Glues Jack Downey reports over 750 tickets sold with more expected. Extra tickets available at the door for late attendees. The Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Women’s Auxiliary opens a VEW kitchen serving sandwiches and snacks. Music by Phi Rano and his five piece band from Old City.
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Ann
Phi Rano
Olt City
Area Girl 6 Killed Playing With Rifle
A 6 year old girl died after a rifle discharge in her rural Erie County home. The child pulled a .32 caliber deer rifle from a rack while playing with siblings and fell, the weapon fired, and she sustained chest injuries. She died en route to St Vincent’s ER. Coroner Warren W. Wood ruled the death accidental. no autopsy planned.
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Erie
Springboro
Jean Ann Miller
St. Vincent's
Warren W. Wood
Erie County
Earl Schultz
Ie Meadville Barracks
Erie Hospital
Clair Miller
Wood
Eve
Stassen Seeks Support In Central Pa
Harold Stassen efforts in central Pennsylvania draw a local Republican group of about 40 at Edward Howard home to organize and enroll supporters. The meeting aimed to unite liberal elements and back Stassen and other GOP presidential hopefuls while shaping Pennsylvania’s role in the national nominating process.
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Barrisbome
Harold Stassen
Central Pompyrars
Mim
GOP
Edward Howard
Central Pennsylvania
Stassen
Tio
Howard
Calia
Nixon
Minnesot
Eisenhower
Stas
Sen
U S Pushes Space Proposal At United Nations
The United States and 19 associated nations rallied behind a revised inter space resolution at the United Nations to establish a committee on peaceful uses of outer space. Russia proposed an alternative four power body while Western allies pressed for a broad international panel with 18 members and a mix of communist neutral and Western states. The debate followed private talks between U S officials and Soviet delegates as the General Assembly prepared to vote on the measure next year.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
General Assembly
Adinus
al Committee
Fov Space Research
Wille Biates
Zorin
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cngree Pit
Rockefeller and Nixon Agree to Cooperate Through 1960
Vice President Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller, amid reports of a working understanding, say they will avoid stepping on each other’s toes as they discuss GOP strategy for 1960. Rockefeller endorses multiple potential nominees and emphasizes acting in New York’s interests, while Nixon seeks a clear path to the presidential nomination.
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Washington
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
W Us
Father killer traced to Crestview brothers in 18 year case
Sheriff traced leads across Texas and North Carolina to convict Jesse Cayson 46 and Cayson Doyle 1 of first degree murder in the 196? killing of Crestview Police Chief Lester Wilson. Doyle Brown is acquitted. Witnesses from San Antonio and Rocky Mount testified seeing the defendants near the cafe the night Wilson died.
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Visw
Pil Parone
Ray Wilson
Crestview Brothers
Okaloosa County
Crestview
Lester Wilson
Texas
North Carolin
Jesse Cayson
Cayson
Doyle
William Dorace Brown
Caysons
Mate Lee Taylor Boeck
San Antonio
Tex
Wilson
Beeck
Marjorie King
Rocky Mount
N.C
Chattahoochee
Wilson Cayson
Carsons
Brown
Meg
Area Woman Hurt As Car Crashes Bridge
Walter Burek 42 and his wife Helen escaped serious injuries when their car left a dirt road and struck a bridge near Livstone Quarry Pond west of Union City. Burek told police he stopped to check his vehicle and collided with the bridge. Helen, 42, was treated at Stem Memorial Hospital and released. Vehicle damage was about 350.
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Walter Burek
Garry State Police
Livstone Quarry
Inion City
Pollee Records
Burek
Bal Ty Helen
Stem Memaviai
Ater
Offivers
Youths Held Over Four Barn Fires in Washielly County
Three youths were held to answer arson charges after four barn fires in Washielly County since November 7. Fire set within an hour damaged property estimated at $30,000, according to state police trooper Peter Povlick who said the youths gave no reason for the fires.
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Vlemenerarne Sel
Et Lab
Washielly
Peter Povlick
Fre Jiershal
De Gaulle Forces Win In Assembly Voting Defeat Communists
Western powers remain split on unified Berlin policy as Khrushchev pressure and East German question perplex allied plans. Britain and Bonn clash over any Western deal with East Germans while U S and France hesitate on overt steps. West Berlin remains tense with 10,000 Allied troops behind the curtain as talks stall and Soviet silence looms.
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de Gaulle
Berlin
APF
Bolin
United States
Britain
France
Khrishebey Sulthers
Schp
Mosscow
London
Washinglow
Bonn
West Berlin
Tron
Khrushchev
Strike Closes Studebaker Packard Auto Plant
SOUTH BEND AP The Studebaker Packard auto plant shut down today after a 7,000 member strike by United Auto Workers. Management and union representatives met Sunday in a last minute bid to avert the walkout but failed to arrange future talks. The dispute followed a company wage offer rejected by 3,500 Local 3 members. Production and orders figures are cited, with October showing orders rising amid weak earlier sales. Picket lines were active as offices continued to push through daily tasks.
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South Bend
Did
Studebaker - Packard Automobile
Slike
UAW
Studebaker-Packard
Acc
Boy 7 Killed By Concrete Slab in Pittsburgh
In a tragic Pittsburgh accident a seven year old boy died when a concrete slab collapsed during an improvised cave under a home. Authorities say the boy and others were exploring when the slab fell, causing fatal injuries. A man and another child reportedly survived or escaped the debris and summoned help. The incident is being investigated as a fatality from a cave-in tied to construction hazards.
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Nush Bay
Greek Comic Parky Einstein Dies At Testimonial
Parkyakarkis known as Parky Einstein, 54, collapsed at a Beverly Hills testimonial dinner for Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. He suffered a heart attack after delivering a long routine and died despite doctors’ efforts as Milton Berle and other stars watched. He rose to fame on radio and TV with dialect comedy and later performed in clubs after retiring from radio.
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YWOOD
Harry Einstein
Parkyakarkis
Einstein
Lucille Bi
Deel Arnaz
Alfred Goldman
Goldman
Beverly Hilton
Milton Berle
Berle
Spenier
Parky
George Burns
Danny Thomas
Thelma Lords
Clifford
Einstein Toaves
Charles Einstein
Boston
Eddie Cantor
Radioveral
Charges Dropped Against Ex Cory Photographer
Erie woman Mrs. Lee Taylor filed a complaint against Jatin M. Gilmore, a former Cory photographer now in Beie, over a 320 payment for baby pictures and missing goods. The case was dismissed after Gilmore posted a 500 bond and preliminary hearings were postponed.
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Vinyryes Uy Stauuurouy Sonver
Aio
Cory
Erie
Lee Taylor
Jatin M. Gilfpore
Beie
Gilmore Wag
Saluda
Dames
Bogan
Gibnore
Strong Rightward Swing In First Round Of National Voting
Paris AP says De Gaulle led in the first round of the new National Assembly elections amid a strong rightist swing and a Communist decline. Communists won 1 deputy with 3,882,204 votes (15.5%), UNR had 8 deputies (17.6%), Socialists 2 deputies (3,167,354 votes, 15.5%), and independents mostly rightists 15 deputies (2,016,178 votes, 13.74%). A new Gaullist party led by Jacques Soustelle appeared.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Watt Am
New
National Assembly
Jacques Duclos
Pierre Mendes- France
Maurice Bourges- Maunoury
de Gaullist
Union For the By
Jacques Soustelle
France
Sumbiy
Sealy Teved
Stoupr
Woman Killed In Runaway Car Crash On Hill
In Cincinnati a 49 year old woman Myrtle Einhaus died when a runaway car sped toward a hill. Officer Elsworth Grether chased and urged her to shut off the ignition but she could not find the key and the vehicle struck a pole at the hill’s end.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Myrtle Einhaus
Elsworth Grether
Greiner
Abe
Hints
Burglars Loot Shastyside Center in Pittsburgh Heist
Police report a burglary at Shastyside Center in Pittsburgh early today. Loot worth about $14,000 was taken including jackets and trousers as suspects fled. no injuries reported and investigations underway.
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Busi
Pittsburgh
Shastyside Center
Owen
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