Steelworkers Cut Wage Demands In New Offer
Washington AP report says United Steelworkers propose a two year contract with a low wage increase, cutting demands to push near 23 cents per hour, as White House and industry officials seek an end to a labor dispute. Arbitration considered if talks stall, with a Sunday session planned.
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Unin
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Seek Driver In Local Crash Involving Parked Truck
A crash occurred at Esso Hail parking lot at 5:45 a.m. today when a vehicle backed into a parked truck owned by Charles E. Walker of Fremont Ohio. The suspected driver, Roland 1 a Taylor of Lake Street, allegedly offered to pay but fled in a car toward Union City. License plate 60S07 matches the owner Taylor.
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Western Soviet and Allies Back Antarctica Peace Pact
A 12 nation Antarctic conference opened with a shared aim to draft a treaty banning militarization and ensuring peaceful use. US Ambassador Daniels said broad consensus favors a universal, peaceful regime for Antarctica, reflecting the new Camp David spirit after Eisenhower Khrushchev talks.
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UC Plant Sabotaged In $5,000 Blast
Union City dairy plant suffered a $5,000 explosion caused by dynamite, according to state fire marshal Stanley Suymanowlcz. Investigators including Donald Skinner found dynamite in the reinforced foundation under a tank, demolishing the foundation, damaging the roof and windows as milky shipments to Pittsburgh area continued.
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Union City
Stanley Suymanowlcz
Erie
Journal
Donald Skinter
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Greenville
U S Protest Over Britains Jet Sale To Castro
Washington protested Britain's plan to sell outdated Hawker Hunter jets to Cuba under Prime Minister Castro. The State Department warned such deliveries could heighten Caribbean tensions while Castro claimed the jets would be defensive and not used against rival Dominican forces.
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United States
Britain
Tidel Castro
Castro
State Department
Caribbean
Rafael Trijilla
Dominican Republic
Set Registration For Evening Adult Classes At Corry High
Corry Area High School will hold evening class registrations next Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. Superintendent William E. Rodemeyer announced. A $5 fee will be charged this year. last year the system was returnable. Last year offered sewing, bookkeeping, and typing. the same subjects are expected again, with additional offerings possible if enough registrants and teachers are available.
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Corry Area
Explorer VI Loses Voice in Space
Explorer VI, the Paddle Wheel satellite, has gone silent after two months. NASA cited a mysterious radio failure with no clear cause, noting the craft had previously transmitted Earth views, including the first crude photos from 19,500 miles up, before losing contact.
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Governor Hints clemency decision on Chessman case
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr weighing clemency for packed death row inmate Caryl Chessman after years in prison. Brown closed a three hour clemency session and said he would announce before Monday whether to commute to life without parole or allow execution. Defense urged mercy citing alleged wrongful conviction while prosecutors pressed that Chessman’s crimes merit death. Davis planned to file a new appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court today.
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Tom Loday
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Dist
Aly. J. Miller Leavy
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Leavy
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Four Dead After Flaming B52 KC135 Collision Over Kentucky Farm
A nuclear armed B52 bomber and a KC135 tanker collided during refueling near Hardinsburg Kentucky causing a fiery blast seen for miles. At least four crew members on the B52 were killed while four others survived, with four more reported missing. Survivors listed include Capt. William G. Trutshall and Capt. James W. Strother from Columbus AFB. The B52 split apart on a farm about 12 miles south of the crash site. no nuclear explosion feared.
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Eliza Robertson
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Paul E. Thomasson
Boon
Mary
Thomasson
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Aberdeen
James W. Strother
Columbus
Federal Goes To Cost Public Four Million Dollars
Officials face scrutiny over a July 3rd double pay error costing taxpayers about 4 million dollars. An executive order and a congressional lapse caused 200000 federal workers to receive extra pay for a holiday workday, with penalties and backdated time rules triggering an unintended payday. The error originated in Congress and passed with signed legislation, then overlooked by multiple departments.
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Eisenhower
White House
Siamese Twins Surgery Declared Successful in Oregon
In Portland Oregon a University of Oregon Medical School Hospital spokesman said the delicate operation separating the 14 year old Siamese twins Jeaneth and Denest Getobegath was a success for the first time. The twins, joined at the chest to the navel, were born June 29.
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Denest
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Tragic Scalping Death of 12-Year-Old Hayes
Salt Lake City desk reports the death of 12 year old Chris tine Hayes after a potato digging machine scalp injury. The incident occurred Monday in eastern Idaho and left severe facial injuries including loss of ears eyes eyebrows and jawbone with only a heart shaped skin patch remaining.
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Christine Hayes
Idaho
Lidia
Wind May Aid Battle Against 2000 Fire Near Los Angeles
Wind offered modest optimism as 2,900 firefighters pressed a fourth day against a 7,200 acre foothill blaze northeast of Los Angeles. The fire, blamed on a careless smoker, forced evacuations in La Paloma Plains area but spared homes so far. Ten people injured, with more hospitalized, and officials warned when it might be controlled remains unknown.
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Agaist Foods Bive
417 Sign Up Here In Plant Job Survey
By this morning 417 women in the Corry Union City rei had registered with the Corry Aven Industrial Development Corp as available for work at an industrial plant. The survey nears its end. late registrations will be accepted if mailed to the Industrial Development offering the Municipal Building. Within the next few days a representative of an out of state industrial concern will review survey results and check on local buildings and sites. The company aims at a new plant in northwestern Pennsylvania and is mid expansion.
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War ace Col. Silcott White Springs dies at 63
Col Silcott White Springs a World War II ace and head of several cotton firms died yesterday of cancer in New York He was known for his talent in advertising creating spoof ads directed at a thief type and leading firms in his field
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Col. Silcott White
Flynn's Funeral Plans Spark Family Battle in Hollywood
Flynn's estranged wife Beverly Radland and his protegee Patrice Wymore clash over funeral duties with Wymore flying from Washington to arrange services in Hollywood. Beverly aims to bring the body to Hollywood while Wymore seeks control of memorial rites, including possible Jamaica ceremonies, as Vancouver crowds view the actor's body. Autopsy cites coronary thrombosis and arterial disease. coroner notes an aging, ailing man.
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Patrice Wymonne
Washington
Jeter
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Wymore
Beverly
Radland
Question Brain Claims Program Was On Level
Dr Berea Evans professor at Northwestern University says the St Question television quiz show was honest to the best of his knowledge. He notes producers were honorable men and that contestants weaknesses on certain subjects could help the show by limiting questions in weak areas.
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Profrsant
Ewannass
Car Hits Five Children Near Schoolyard
An automobile swerved from the street and struck Immaculate Conception Elementary School yard injuring five children. Police blamed a brake fluid line break on Dorothy Stepanowih 472 as she drove past the school. A 12 year old Brian Sullivan was pinned and taken to hospital with others Pauly Condon 9 Peter Cassidy 5 Paul Armstrong 10 treated and released.
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Dorothy Stepanowih
Immaculate Conception
Brian Sullivan
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Hee Stump
Doanne Garin
Peter Cassidly
Pauly Condon
Pail Armstrong
Quiz show scandal probes old broadcast schemes
A congressional inquiry into Ted telethon and NBC finds past quiz show practices under scrutiny. The report cites coaching of staff and manipulated emotional scenes to boost excitement, with references to Vincent Van Doren and others and notes on face-paling and stage tension during key moments.
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De Gaulle Plan Wins Approval in Algeria Crisis Debate
Paris AP report says Charles de Gaulle's peace plan for Algeria wins broad parliamentary backing as Premier Debré defends the move against secession. The National Assembly approves 441 to 23 with many absentees, pledging to end the five year rebellion and pursue pacification without force.
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Michael Debre
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Sue Burns Kin In Cafe Scuffle Sparks $56,000 Suit
Los Angeles ap report claims Ronnie Big actor from George Burns set, involved with Gracie Allen, is among defendants in a $56,000 damage suit filed by Beverly Hills residents. They allege Burns was intoxicated and violent during a Beverly Hills cafe incident that damaged property and caused injuries to the Kavanaughs and spouse.
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Giorge A. Kavanaugh
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