Talks On Strike Continue As Monday Talks Planned
Washington AP Union and management negotiators who met Saturday to a 22 hour session will reconvene Monday to seek a settlement over the steel strike. Federal mediator F Finnegan described discussions as constructive as potential settlement proposals were hinted. Industry and union leaders offered no new grounds for quick agreement as renewal of the 166 day walkout looms with an injunction expiry January 26.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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David J. McDonald
Boyd Leedom
National Labor Relations Board
New York
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D-Mont
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Congress
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R-Ny
George Aiken
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McDonald’s
Eisenhower wraps Rome talks with no defense setup pledge
President Eisenhower and Italian leaders urged steadfast Western defense until Moscow agrees to disarm with controls inspection and safeguards. He pledged favor toward Italy joining East West summit talks on European security, then hosted a dinner and met Pope John XXIII before continuing to Turkey.
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Borie
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Iworld
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Government intensifies consumer protection drive
Federal agencies escalate efforts against fraud and deceit in business and advertising. A December meeting involving agencies and the television radio and phonograph industries aims to alert the public to fictitious pricing bait advertising phony labeling and other shady practices.
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Washington
Teen Age Gang Attacks Two Men in Charlotte
Two Black men were assaulted and have had their car stolen by a teen age gang in Charlotte on Saturday about 12 45 a m. The eight to ten youths wore red bandannas and fled with the keys to the victims car, which had not been recovered by late Saturday.
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Herman Fincher
Fincher
Kefauver Subcommittee Opens Drug Price Hearings
The Kefauver led Senate subcommittee will begin hearings Monday on drug pricing practices. The probe focuses on cortisone derivatives used for arthritis, drawing many letters from elderly Americans on small pensions.
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Kefauver
Eisenhower Visits Vatican for Private Audience With Pope
President Eisenhower arrives at Vatican City to meet Pope John XXIII in a private audience. The ceremony is toned down, no formal state relations exist, and the visit features historic echoes from Wilson’s 1919 trip. Carpets, banners, and a ceremonial atmosphere frame the meeting.
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L’osservatore Romano
Wilson
Twin Is Born 14 Hours Late
In Dunn North Carolina Mrs Charles Norris 32 year old Dunn woman gave birth to a seven pound baby girl two days and fourteen hours after the first of twins. The second birth occurred about eighty miles away. Betsy Johnson Hospital reported the second baby a ten ounce boy delivered Wednesday night at ten o clock. Doctors noted labor pains ceased after the first birth and the second followed unusually late.
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Betsy Johnson Hospital
California case tests sex ban as constitutional right
In Martinez California two 24 year old mothers of 10 children fight a court order to stop sex outside marriage. The ACLU argues private sexual relations are a fundamental liberty. The women had collected over 21000 in welfare funds and were jailed after probation was revoked.
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Calif
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Lucy Turrieta
American Civil Liberties Union
California
Costa County
Mis. Martinez
Miss Turrieta
Cali
John M. Wedemeyer
J. Gatto
ACLU
Alfred O ‘Kinsey
U S Military Weakness Warned in Senate Study
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee study warns the United States has declined from secure to vulnerable within 15 years and urges rapid development of a reliable ballistic missile. It notes Soviet advances could position them first to arm and threatens security amid a so called missile gap.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sovviet Union
Saint Nicholas seen as patron of reproduction in new theory
Dutch psychologist in a Palo Alto center argues St. Nicholas long served a child welfare role and influenced procreation, linking the saint to Dutch Christmas Eve gift giving and the timing of the feast known as Sin terklaas. cites medieval legends of blessing and begetting children.
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Ex Slave Dan Hughes 112 Dies in Louisville
Dan Hughes, 112, who once said he would not mind being a slave again, died Saturday at his daughter's home after a long bedfast period. Born August 10, 1847 on Col. Joe Hughes's plantation in Crittenden County, he recalled life as a slave until about age 15 and spoke of religion and the hope of heaven as his solace.
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Dan Hughes
Crittenden County
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Col
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Gun Fight Leaves Two Men Dead in Mt Dora Florida
In Mt Dora Florida an officer and a Black man were killed in a shootout. Sheriff Willis McCall reported Hyde, about 62, a Mt Dora police officer, fired a 12 gauge shotgun, killing the officer and gravely wounding a Negro. The confrontation began when Hyde approached the Negro quarter after Henderson’s car fell apart. The assailant then fired, hitting the officer in the head.
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