Big 3 Proposal Rejected by United Steelworkers
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald called the Big Three offers inadequate and too small to matter. The union's 170-member policy committee unanimously rejected the five-cent hourly take-home increase aimed at averting a strike as contracts expire for about 650,000 workers at midnight June 30. Negotiations were set to resume later that day as McDonald vented frustration at management's bid.
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New York
INS
United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
David J. McDonald
Steel Union
McDonald
Leandro Traffic Flow Hit By Planning Commission Action
San Leandro planning commission urged an immediate citywide traffic study with a priority on Bancroft Avenue extensions and bridge work across San Leandro Creek. The vote, backed despite objections, forwarded to the city council for action amid debates over Carpentier Street and a proposed park ing zoning ordinance.
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Herb Levy
San Leandro
Planning Commission
San Leandro Creek
Bancroft Avenue
Zeno Meu Wais
Commission
Board of Adjustments
Prodaced
Joy
Glenn S. Hughes
John Gilmour
Pamperin
Carpentier
St. Leander's Catholic
Two U S Priests Freed in Red China
Radio Peiping reported in Red China that two American Jesuit priests, William M. Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips, completed their prison terms on June 15 and were released by authorities today. The dispatch gave no indication of their departure from China.
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Kong Kong
Red China
Radio Peiping
New China
Dispatch
China
William M. Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
Union Officials In N Y Subway Tie up Ousted
New York City's transit authority suspended 25 officers of the Motor men's Benevolent Association amid a nine hour wildcat strike that disrupted subway service. Theodore Loos headed the union and was suspended as part of a broader move affecting about 150 motormen. Normal service gradualy resumed as officials monitored potential later walkouts and repercussions.
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New York
New York City
Transit Authority
Motormen’s Benevolent Association
Theodore Loos
Motormen’s Union
Raids Seize Large Still Near Cow Palace
State liquor agents raided a home near the Cow Palace in San Francisco County, seizing a large still producing about 50 gallons of raw whiskey daily. Three people, including one woman, were arrested at 402 Rio Verde Street on the San Mateo county line. The basement still appeared stocked with empty whiskey bottles bearing legitimate labels. The raid capped an investigation that began when an agent bought a bottle of moonshine at a Richmond tavern.
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San Francisco
Rio Verde‘street
San Mateo San Francisco County
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Richmond
California
Attorney General orders restoration of suspended workers
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr orders immediate return to duty for government employees in non sensitive positions previously suspended as security risks.
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Washington i
Herbert Brownell Jr
Gunmen Gag Four in Oakland Market Holdup
Oakland market robbed of $9000 at 6 a.m. by two armed men who entered through a window before opening. They gagged owner Benton Stox, 29, his assistant James Lowe, 26, and two customers then forced safe opening and escaped with cash. Affected victims bound for hours before freeing themselves. One suspect wore a butcher's apron.
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Oakland
Bill's Market
Brash Street
Benton Stox
James J. Lowe
Edldie McGuire
Sion
McGuire
Edna Mee
Adenauer Urges Unity to Save Free World
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Chicago Executive Club that Europe is pivotal for the free world. He urged unified Germany as essential for victory, backing patience within NATO, steadfast arms, and unification to advance European integration. He spoke after meetings with Eisenhower Dulles and Dag Hammarskjold.
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Chicago
INS
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Soviet Russia
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World Nations
Germany
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
New York
United Nations
Dag Hammaerskjold
Arab States Spokesman Issues Peace Condition in San Francisco
In San Francisco, Dr Fayez Sayegh, deputy director of the Arab states delegation office in New York, declared the imperative for Middle East peace is Israel’s acknowledgment that the Arab world is there to stay. The Yemen delegation counsellor spoke to the Commonwealth elite audience.
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San Francisco
Middle
Chotiner Declares Victory in Libel Suit
Beverly Hills attorney Murray Chotiner announced today he has won a libel battle against Behind The Scene magazine which printed an article linking him and Vice President Richard Nixon to the underworld. He said a settlement is being completed as he faces a Senate subcommittee investigation.
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Beverly -Hills
Sms
Murray Chotiner
Rich‘lard Nixon
Underworld
Chotiner
Senate
Beverly Hills
Two Tigers Escape Circus In Rome Rampage
Two tigers smashed their way from a circus cage in Rome and caused chaos in the city center around the Coliseum, with witnesses reporting a dangerous escape and frightened crowds.
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Rome
Ike aid bill gains extra funding amid tense circus escape
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee restored $100 million to President Eisenhower's foreign aid bill, lifting total restoration to $715 million as the House trimmed $1.1 billion. The Tigers from Togni State Circus escaped during morning hours near Rome's major sites, prompting swift police and fire response. both were recaptured after nets and containment efforts.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Walter F. George
D. Ga
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Togni
Basilica of St. John-in-Lateran Ard Cose
Jhim
Delhi
Political Motives Seen in Vice Raids
Crescent City sheriff Harald E Scott accuses Attorney General Edmund G Brown of seeking to expose prostitution in small counties where votes are scarce. The charge follows comments by assistant AG Thomas Martin that prostitution has been flourishing in Crescent City.
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Crescent City
Harald E. Scott
Dal Norte County
Edmund G. Brown
Scott
Brown
Thomas Martin
Man Attempts Suicide Over Unrequited Love in Los Angeles
Robert Adams, 34, tried to kill himself by swallowing pills on the lawn of his girlfriend’s home. He was found semi-conscious beside a note indicating love for the woman, who had moved from the address a month earlier.
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Los Angeles
Robert, Adams
Costly Wharf Fire Blamed on Spark
A welder's torch sparked a two hour blaze that destroyed about 260 feet of Crown Zellerbach's newly built wharf, causing an estimated 175000 dollars in damage. The structure, 400 feet long, was mostly destroyed yesterday before firefighters contained the fire.
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Ruvun
Crown Zellerbeck Corporation
Cemetery Workers To Reject Offer
SAN FRANCISCO union spokesman said today a new management offer for settlement of the cemetery workers strike will probably be rejected. The offer proposes a three year contract with wage increases totaling 22 cents an hour and fringe benefits.
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San Francisco
San ‘Francisco
Manors Incorporation Petition Faces Legal Snag
Washington Manor supporters hope to form a new municipality but a district attorney ruling finds the assessor's petition check faulty. The 1959 equalized assessment roll must be used, not the 1956 roll, risking delays and altering property ownership as new subdivisions emerge. Proponents plan affidavits and a 50 day extension, while San Leandro weighs a separate annexation that could affect the inc effort.
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Washington Manor
Washington
Stanley Weissburg
Dendline
Weissburg
Francis Dunn
Dunn
San Leandro
Bayshore
Urban Parley Set in Leandro
In Leandro San Leandro Chamber of Commerce invites Richard Ives regional director of the U S Urban Redevelopment program to speak at 9 am in the City Hall conference room. He says area redevelopment requires 55 percent residential use and blight determination with local control over conditions and project scope across a nine to twelve block district. Federal funds would cover most costs if approved.
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San Leandro
Washington Avenue
Carpentier Street
Davis Street
Juana Avenue
Eisenhower to Confer With Nixon and Dulles Next Week
President Eisenhower will hold a hospital room conference with Vice President Nixon and will meet with Secretary of State Dulles next Monday. Hagerty said no political discussions will occur and the president may announce plans before leaving the hospital if confidential high command talks are fulfilled.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richardd M.nixon
Iit
White House
James C
Hagerty
John Foster
Dulles
West
Konrad Adenauer
Pital
High Command
Two Men and Boy Rescued From Bay Near Palo Alto
In the San Francisco Bay area, Desmond Johnson and Carroll Richardson along with Richardson’s 5-year-old son Jimmy survived after their 17-year racing sloop capsized and drifted near the Dumbarton Bridge. rescued by a searching party under the bridge after a 7 hour ordeal. They had sailed from Palo Alto Yacht Harbor, the rigging jammed, and signaled for help by paddling a plank.
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Palq Alto
San Francisco Bay
Desmond Johson
San’ Jose
Carroll Richardson
Palo Alto
Jimmy
Dumbarton Railroad
Alameda County
Dumbarton
London
Johnson
Kenneth
Connell
Mark Nesster
Palo Alto Plate
Sae Fe
Mc_Connell
McConnell
Helen
War Office
Eden Hospital Probe Continues Amid Secretary’s Illness
A Citizens Committee for the Study of Eden Hospital will keep probing hospital records despite secretary Verna Floyd’s illness and resignation. Vice chair Jack Yeoran will fill in and lead full time on the bookkeeping study with a subcommittee meeting planned for June 23 to review hospital contracts for radiologist pathologist and anesthesiologist amid criticism of excessive payments.
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Citizens Committee For
Eden Hospital
Verna Floyd
Paul Rhodes
Jack Yeoran
Yeoman
Floyd
Jtune
Fireman's Wife Burned in Blast in San Francisco
San Francisco officials reported that Mrs. Joseph Connolly, 47, wife of a city firefighter, suffered serious burns in an apparent suicide attempt. She stuffed a rag into a kitchen vent and ignited a cigarette, triggering an explosion that tore through the wall between kitchen and living room.
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San Francisco
Joseph Connolly
George Allen
Connolly
Weather forecast with mixed skies and small temp shift
A cautious weather note reports fair skies tonight and Saturday with possible late overcast conditions. The forecaster hints at little temperature change, citing yesterday’s high near 60 and today’s around 54, with minor shifts overnight.
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