Steel union chief rails at industry over price hikes
David J. McDonald of United Steelworkers charged at a district 20 conference in Midland that wage increases are earned through higher productivity at no extra cost to employers. He cited improved output per worker and criticized management for concealing this, blaming industry spokesmen and politicians for stirring public anger toward organized labor.
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Midland
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworker
M&donaki
USW
District 20
McDoralet
Growkr
McDonald
Bridge Worker Killed on Job in Rio Dell Collapse
DWERSVILLE UPD Edward Flays 59 of Rio Dell Calif was killed Thursday when a 160 foot steel rider girders collapsed during bridge construction over the Eel River on Highway 101 Three other workers were injured James Franklin 32 and Joseph Hanzuk Fairfax and Duncan Finlayson Rio Dell suffered injuries as girders buckled tumbling workers up to 50 feet below The accident happened while securing girders to a concrete pier
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Dwersville
UPN
Edward Flays
Rio Dell
Calif
Hye
Eel
Juan Trippe Airline Pioneer of Pan American
Juan Trippe, born June 27 1899 in Seabright New Jersey, emerges as America's leading pioneer in international commercial aviation. He headed the world's longest overseas airline Pan American, earned the first U.S. and first international airmail contracts, and started flying lessons at Yale after collecting surplus Navy planes with friends.
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Juan Trippe
Seabright
N. J
America
Trippe
Pan American
Yale
Yale Pals
Rockaway Beach
U. S
Woman Sues Jockey Club Over Stockholder Claims
In San Francisco Eva Bloch a California Jockey Club stockholder sues the club estate for 413050 seeking a partial accounting of club funds and removal of Dorothy Kyne and three directors. The suit raises total claims against the estate to 1197360 and asserts rights on behalf of all minority stockholders including Dorothy Kyne’s alleged stock misappropriation.
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San Francisco
UPL
Eva Bloch
California Jockey Club
Wiliam B. Ryite
Bloch
Dorothy S.kyne
Singer Bing to Seek Pardon for War Hero
Hollywood report says Bing Crosby and his brother plan to seek a pardon for Melvin Blair, a 42-year-old former Army officer and World War II veteran, who tried to rob a Pebble Beach sale guard. The effort targets Gov. Knight within a week, aiming to restore Blair's citizenship rights and pension after his conviction.
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Bing
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Lacry
Rod Bing
Pebble Beach
Calif
Blair
Lavy
Goodwin J. Knight
Melvin Blair
Merrill
Korea
China
Larry
Bel
Tecause
Jets Collide in Bay as Pilots Survive
Jets collide 42 000 feet above San Francisco during a high altitude maneuver. Pilot Burlingame, 24, Sunnyvale, parachuted clear and was picked up near Alameda. Lt. Fath Schule, Palo Alto, landed safely at Moffett Field after the accident damaged his plane.
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SAM Francisco
UPS
San Francisco
Bay
Sul.ig
Robert C. Burlingame
Sunnyvale
Gg Fath Schule
Palo Alto
Moffett Field
Schule
Burlingame
Alameda Naval Air Station
Leeds Soup Ends Marriage Amid Love Letters
Winifred Stevens testified in court that she found love letters from another woman to her husband Theodore Stevens. She said she left a supper of shredded wedding photos in hot water, calling the concoction Leeds Soup, as part of filing for divorce.
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Bondoon Upi
Theodore’ Stevens
Leeds Soup
Winifred
Russia Names Romanian for A-Test Parley
London reports that the Soviet Union nominated Romanian expert Horia Hulubel for Geneva talks on nuclear test control, signaling possible attendance despite threats to boycott unless the United States pre-conditions a formal suspension of all tests. U.S. officials remain divided on Moscow’s stance as talks were set to begin next week.
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London
UPI
Soviet ‘Union
Geneva
United States
Moscow
Tass
Horia Hulubel
Kremlin
Unite States
Washington
Genneva
Russia
Moscow Radio
Hulubel
Pelove
Kremlint
Doctors Told How To Avoid Malpractice Suits
In San Francisco AMA officials and doctors discussed how to curb malpractice suits. Richard Bloom, head of the California Medical Society, cited a study showing about 1 percent of doctors are suit prone and generate a quarter of related trouble. He urged humility and clear communication with patients about expectations, side effects, and limits of medical knowledge. Louis M. Orr of Orlando was named AMA president elect. Frank Gastineau of Indianapolis elected AMA auxiliary president.
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San Francisco
UPD
American Medical Association
Richard Bloom
Califorhia Medical Society
NSA
Jasansewee Bloom
California
Bloom
California Medical Society
Louis M. Orr
Orlando Fla
AMA
Frank Gastineau
Indianapolis
Ind
Amaaqaniliary
Nixon Urges Maine GOP to Emulate Truman Hope
Vice President Richard Nixon addressed the Maine Republican state convention urging optimism for the 1958 and 1960 elections. He cited Harry Truman as an example of underdog success and dismissed Adams controversy as a decisive fall issue, noting public memory is short.
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Portland
Maine
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Sherman
Adamis
Harry Truman
Nixon
GOP
Aid
Dying Wish Forbids Smoking In Heirs Will
Rutherfordton North Carolina UPI reports Effie Lynch McGall leaves a will with a strict no smoking condition for heirs. She disinherits any female relative who smokes, declaring smoking abhorrent and prohibiting them from receiving any bequests. The estate includes household items, real estate, and $3,000 in bonds. A separate report from Tracy notes charges arising from a prison yard fight involving Luis Flores, with possible murder investigations pending.
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Rutherfordton
N.C
UPI
Effie. Lynch. McGall
Ne‘Call
Tve
Eno
Tracy
Luis Flores
U.S
R. J. Reynolds
Elmer. Briscoe
Sanbacco Co
Cige- Joaquin County
Ireties
Flores
Louis Martinez
Briscoe
Florés
Snan
Martinez
Fires
Official Admits Molest Charge in California Court
SACRAMENTO UPS Dr Quirino L Paolazzi former assistant superintendent of the Arden Carmichael School District has pleaded guilty in Superior Court to molesting a 4 year old boy Paolazzi will be sentenced July 11 on charges carrying a maximum penalty of six months in jail.
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Sacramento
UPS
Quirino L. Paolazzi
Arden, Carmighad
Paolazzi
Sultan Loses On Vacation
The Sultan of Lahey Sir Ali Abdul Ka yin went to London for a three month visit. During a Wednesday night disappearance, one of his Tuilitiry commanders and about 70 of his 600 man army vanished with a substantial amount, reportedly 280000 dollars, from the state treasury. The Aden government believes the deserters and money are in neighboring Yemen. The incident underscores instability in the West Aden protectorate.
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Aden
UPN
Lahey
Ali Abdul Kayin
London
Xemen
Labej
West Aden
Washington
UPIT
Sputnik
Outer Mongolia
Russia
U.S
Nikita Khonshelev
Whey
Taciy
United States
Robert Jastran
Jan Harris
Naval] Research Laboratory
Science Magazine
St Dec
Bhrushchev
Honor Cop in N Y Admits Looting Safes
NEW YORK APT An honor patrolman admitted he systematically looted two police property safes totaling nearly $27,000, ending a major NYPD mystery. Patrolman Jean H. Jackson 25 confessed after 10 hours of questioning and was charged with grand larceny. He said he spent about $1,000 on redecorating his Harlem apartment and bought suits and shoes with the stolen funds while citing a costly relationship. He led investigators to a meat box containing about $13,443, half the money, though he claimed the box’s contents were unknown to him and others at the time.
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New York
APT
New York Police Department
Jean H. Jackson
Jackson
Herlem
The
Force
Wisconsin brick cheese born from accidental mishap
UPI reports a Wisconsin Agriculturist blurb crediting a 1876 cheesemaker Ida with an accidental misstep that led to the creation of brick cheese. The anecdote notes the moment and its lasting, quirky origin, reflecting a historic kitchen mishap.
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Racine
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Wisconsin
Ida
South Solons Slacken Fight on Alaska Bill
The Alaska State Road bill faced wavering Southern opposition as the Senate entered its fourth day of debate. Thurmond cut a marathon speech short after 2 hours 10 minutes, urged to stop by Mansfield. Eastland and Malone prepared extended opposition, while Mansfield sought a vote, noting objections to the bill’s constitutionality and a rider on Alaskan statehood.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Strom Thurmond
D-8.c
Thurmone
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Ideal
Thurmond
Thurmoonth
George Malone
New
Eastland
A. S
Mike Monroney
George Smathers
D-Fuad
Alaskan Commonwealth
Avere
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