Union Big Three Try for Steel Pay Pact Accord
Deadlocked negotiators for 490000 steel workers meet in New York to avert a strike with a Saturday deadline. United Steelworkers and the Big Three producers U S Steel Bethlehem Republic argue over contract length and package size. Officials say a five year no strike deal would raise total employment costs by 2 percent and boost wages and benefits for about 550000 workers by roughly 4200 each over the term. McDonald accuses the industry of a shameful offer and warns of a strike.
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United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
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United Steelworkers Union
David J. Me
Donald
McDonald
Washington
Thief Takes $20 Bill From Display in Grand Rapids
A thief at an appliance store in Grand Rapids, Michigan stole only a single $20 bill from a display. Police said no other items were touched as TV sets, radios, and other appliances remained untouched.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Pilot Describes Water Rescue
Long Beach report of amphibian pilot Robert Hanley 47 landing in a choppy Catalina channel to rescue four passengers. He flew from Avalon to Long Beach with nine aboard, then landed amid surf to save B H Jacobs 38 Don Caruthers 35 Barry Harney 10 and Charles II Harney, before a tricky takeoff as one engine failed and the seas remained volatile.
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Long Beach
INS
Catalina Channel
Robert Hanley
Grumman
Avelon
Barry
Charles II
Harney
Hanley
Fire forces camp evacuation as 125 girls flee blaze
In Idaho Springs Colorado the Forest Service fought a major fire in Ragaho national forest nine miles southwest of town. The flames scorched over 800 acres of timber as 125 Camp Fire girls were moved from Mt Evans camp as a precaution. Lowry Air Force Base sent 100 men to help the estimated 300 firefighters on scene. The fire threatened a tourist lodge area but was not believed to trap the campers. Firefighting equipment was mobilized and air support assisted efforts to control the blaze.
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Colo
U.S. Forest. Service
Ragaho’ National Forest
Mt. Evans
George K. Brown
Here
Denver
Iwayr
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The
Gene
Seth Feapa
Brown
Eeho Lake Lodge
Henley
Avalons
Santa Catalina
Nasser Victory Naguib Puzzle Grows in Egypt
Cairo reports deepen the mystery over Maj. Gen. Mohamad Naguib s fate after his 1949 arrest in a plot to overthrow the revolution. President Nasser promised to free 3000 political prisoners but sources say Naguib may remain confined as authorities weigh risks to stabilizing the new regime. The plebiscite results show Nasser winning over 98 percent with a new constitution approved, while Naguib has been under house confinement since 1954.
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Ges. Mohamme ‘Agiin
Samal Sibdel Nasser
Ace Be Naguib
Far¢rouk
Nasser
International News Service
Nasse
Revolution Command ‘Council
Naguib
Pidermmmar
Truman to launch on political policy disclosures
The former US president Truman, arriving in New York after a European tour, signals plans to reveal his views on current political ideas and censorship, amid questions about Vietnam and relations with Soviet leaders.
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Harry SS
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Iscugsis
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Stormer
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Stalin
Truman
Thames
Tryans
Missouri
Teyman
Lausche Signals Possible GOP Senate Help
Ohio governor Lausche hinted he might vote to aid the GOP regain control of the Senate if Eisenhower is elected. He noted state politics were hampered by opposition control and said he would consider actions if the balance in the Senate were close. At news conferences Harriman and governors Meyner Williams and others predicted a Democratic platform with no Southern walkout.
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George B. Bender
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Eisenhower
Tiffren Re-Elected At Adlai Meet
MONTEREY delegates pledged to support Adlai Stevenson at the Democratic national convention reelected Paul Tiffren of Beverly Hills as national committeeman. California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown was named chair man of the delegation at the meeting Saturday.
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Adlai Stevenson
Paul Tiffren
Beverley Hills
California
Edyund G. Brown
Hlizabeth Snyder
Los Angeles
Seoul
Henry F. Grady
Cor
Syneman
Rhee
Becaase
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Sail
Allie Eaders
Koreas
Cat Under Hood Halts Motorist in Chicago Incident
Gerald A. Griffin started a car in Chicago when a loud screech from a trapped cat under the hood drew his attention. He feared he had struck a child as he lifted the hood and found a distressed cat wedged between the fan belt and radiator.
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Chicago
Gerald A. Griffin
Griffin
Cat Confined After Jungle Cat Bites Guests
Wilmington report says Swiss employee Reta Rema told police to confine her cat for two weeks after a jungle cat bit two hotel guests who approached the animal in the hotel lobby. The incident involved a United Nations related worker and a Swiss employee in Falls City.
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Wilmington
N.C
Reta Rema
Ithe
United Nations
Heat wave breaks as cool air spreads east
Winds bring relief from heat era as cool air moves southward from the Great Lakes. Temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees with Chicago down to 61 and Grand Marais at 44. Strong storms erupt from Missouri to Pennsylvania, knocking out power and downing trees in Detroit and Pittsburgh. A forecaster warns the cool spell may be temporary with another warm, humid spell possible tomorrow.
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Missouri
Pensylvanias
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Fittswurgh
Middle
North Atlantic
Rockies
Avantic
Mercury
Chicago
Grand Marais
Mich
Green Bay
Wis
U.S
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Youth Presents Cops With Bomb at Rock Island
A 12 F oor fourteen year old James Carr confronted a police sergeant and dumped two 25 pound bombs on the desk. He and his seven year old brother reportedly found the bombs and claimed they were told not to worry about detonation. The youth said his brother had already taken one apart.
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Rock Island
James
Citizens for Eisenhower mobilizes in San Francisco
Fragmented report notes a group named Citizens for Eisenhower forming in San Francisco to support the GOP convention. Local figures Ruth Griffin and Pat Fraser are mentioned among participants in a newly opened office space preparing for the national gathering.
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Sen. Francisco
Ruth Griffin
Pati
Rez. Fraser
Citizens For Eisenhower
Levant Refuses TV Panel Show
Oscar Levant said he turned down joining a New York TV panel show. He cited his eldest daughter’s illness and Beverly Hills High School commitments as his reasons.
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Hollywood
Pianis
Oscar Levant
New York
Ater
Pamapom
Beverly Hills High School
Traveler Leaves Novel Message in Lettuce Patch
A traveler reportedly left a message for his wife in a lettuce patch before leaving. The patch was planted so lettuce sprouts rise with the words Hi Mom as the peculiar note.
Sleepy Suspect Nabbed as Thief
An alleged burglar was arrested after being found asleep on the job in New Jersey. Police reported the suspect appeared to be sleeping during the incident, leading to a quick capture by responding officers.
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