Steel labor deadlock tests limits as talks loom
In a continuing hearing on the steel dispute, U S Steel executive vice president R Conrad Cooper defended industry limits to avoid inflation while union president David J McDonald pressed for tougher terms. The panel led by George W Taylor weighs third party settlement ideas as Nixon and Dewey move quietly to end the eight month deadlock with a Jan. 6 Eisenhower report due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jery
McDonald
Cooper's
Carnegie Tech
Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
University of Pennsylvania
George W. Taylor
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
David J. Me
Donald
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James P. Mitchell
Dewey
Taylor
Labor
George Meany
Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Khrushchev
R. Conrad Cooper
Iiner
Pennsylvania contest invites 300 communities for prizes
Harrisburg AP reports the State Chamber of Commerce aims for 300 Pennsylvania communities to enter a 1960 community development contest with $20,000 in prizes. Ralph S. Wood, Philadelphia, chair of the committee, notes steady growth as 276 communities compete this year and entries close March 4, 1980 for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Ralph S. Wood
Philadelphia
Uruguayan Beaches Rebound After Peron Era Decline
Montevideo Uruguay AP The Uruguayan beach trade boomed in the 1930s and 1940s, waned during Peron era travel curbs, then gradually recovered as tourism revived. Argentine visitors faced harsh entry rules and gas coupons, while Buenos Aires ads and economic shifts shaped the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
River Plate
Juan Peron
Peron
Buenos Aires
Uruguayan Tourism Board
South America
CBC Ride Quits After 25 Years
Ernest L. Bushnell, 59, chief architect of Canadian broadcasting policy for 25 years, leaves CBC as vice president to become a private TV and radio consultant. Once a temperamental showman with a dictatorial grip, he helped shape CBC programming yet faced clashes with artists and producers, including a 30-member walkout over a daily political comment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ernest L. Bushnell
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Ontario
Bushnell
Canada
CBC
Dusty
Eisenhower on Nuclear Tests Sealed Moratorium Ending
President Eisenhower outlines a 14 month moratorium on nuclear tests as talks with the Soviet Union stall over verification. he pledges a resumed diplomacy with advance notice of any resumption while scientists will publish conference records to counter Soviet claims. Fifteen senior officials led by Eisenhower meet at Augusta to discuss extending the ban into 1960 with no reporters allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
Douglas B. Cornell
Augusta
Jap Family Resigns Posts from Tokyo Politics
In Tokyo, Yoshisuke Aikawa, 79, and his son Kinjuro, 33, both resigned from the upper house amid a vote buying controversy involving 14 campaigners. The son accepted moral responsibility for the group’s actions and the father accepted responsibility for his son’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Yoshisuke Aikawa
Kinjuro
Check Requests For Yale Gifts
Philippine police seek unauthorized persons who solicited Christmas gifts from diplomatic missions in the name of Foreign Secretary Felixberto Serrand. Suspicion rose after the Portuguese consulate reported wine deliveries. the Dutch legation made a similar inquiry. Serrano returned the gifts and warned other missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Sponlice
Felixberto Serrand
Serrano
Presidential Handicap In N H Seen
Nixon and Kennedy may run on separate tickets in New Hampshire where Nixon could top Kennedy but a strong Democratic showing against GOP Governor Powell would boost Boutin. Nixon plans limited campaigning until the Chicago convention and will aid Eisenhower's agenda in Congress. Rockefeller rejected a Nixon ticket role, while Democrats label Nixon an Old Guard choice and warn of Republican control harming the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Nixon
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Powell
Bernard L. Boutin
Chicago
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Eglerett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rockefeller
Alexander Wiley
Humphrey
New York
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Nelson Rockefeller
Bowles
Measuring Storm Distance With Lightning and Thunder
A simple method shows thunder travels about one mile every five seconds. Count the seconds from lightning to thunder to estimate distance. twenty seconds equals roughly four miles away.
Storm pounds New York and New England area
A broad winter storm pounded the Northeast from New York through New England, causing widespread damage and travel disruption. Weather caused ice and wind damage, power outages, and halted air, rail, and road travel. Multiple fatalities were reported across several states amid icy roads and heavy snowfall.
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Plains
New England
Maine
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iown
Philadelphia
Delaware Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
East Coast
National Airport
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Superior
Wis
South Dakota
East West Arms Talks to Reopen Geneva Conference
Soviet Union and four Communist neighbors will join the United States Britain France Canada and Italy in Geneva talks starting March 15 to discuss disarmament. Bulgaria Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania will participate. The UN sponsored talks halted in 1957 over representation concerns. The plan follows Western insistence on parity at the table. Laura Elkin of Punxsutawney died Saturday after a long illness.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Maurice Dejean
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
United Nations
U.N
U.S
St. Gertrude’s
McIntyre
John Sieczkow- J
Ski
Inter
U.N. General Assembly
St. Bernards
Cemetery
Indiana
St. Gertrude’s Guild
Obituary notices from Indiana area readers
Obituary items list Tina Zapfuta of 415 Philadelphia, died in Presbyterian Hospital. Louis Morrow of Yatesboro died at Ambirond County Memorial Hospital. Ralph Straitiff of Indiana died at home, with services planned at Robinson-Lytle and Calvary Church. Stanley Noga of Clune died after a month in Indiana Memorial Hospital with mass at St Gertrude’s. Numerous other family obituaries note Reesman and Gontz families, with services at Punxsutawney, Robinson-Lytle, and local churches.
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Tina Zapfuta
Phila. Tj
Indiana
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Sutila Funeral Home
Wayne Ave
Louis Morrow
Yatesboro
Ambirond County “Memorial Hospital
Austria
R. and P. Coal Company
St. Mary's
Sam Calarie
Edwards
Rural Valley
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Edward P. Gearing
Ralph C. Straitiff
South Tenth Street
McCalmont Twp
Jefferson County
Jacob E
Elizabeth Stable Straitiff
Calvary United Presbyterian Church of
Mattie T. Baughman Strauiff
W. Howard
May
Charles L. Meyer
Waukegan
Illinois
Leone
J. Emerson Stepp
John
Theresa) Conway
Plant City
Fla
William
Alta) Brown
Robinson-Lytle's
James, B. Reid
Rea A. Warner
Oakland Cemetery
Stanley’ Noga
Clune
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Poland
Margaret Noga
Fulton Run
Sample Run
St. Gertrude's Church
McIntyre
U.M.W
ZNP
Polish Workmens Aid Lodge
Stefania Dumana Noga
Stanley Noga, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Noga
Tony
Mary) Pisch
Sophie) Bassie
Ben
Helen) Pardoe
Willoughby
Earl
Jennie) Koson
New Castle
Robinson-Lytle’s
Smicksburg
Indiana County
Samuel
Jane Drummond Reesman
Methodist Church
Punxsutawney
Robert Elkin
Homer Reesman
Patterson
N. J
John Reesman
Clarkaville
Oran Reesman
Mary Hynde
Elizabeth, Pa
Martha Moglen
Arizona
Pifer Funeral Home
Punxautawney
Hamilton
May 16 Meeting Sought by Four Powers Leaders
A note indicates plans to open a four powers meeting in Paris on May 16 after scheduling conflicts with Prime Ministers and presidents. De Gaulle and Macmillan have prior commitments. the proposed opening date aims to accommodate all four leaders and progress toward consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shchev
Paris
de Gauillé
Lodain
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Cuban Asks for Better US Relations and Trade Talks
In Havana President Osvaldo Dorticos urged improved U S relations with Cuba via a new trade agreement. He supported Cuban sugar exports to the United States under mutual quotas and criticized the current import quota system as undue pressure. The sugar workers union warned of nationalization if U S quotas fall, while some senators called punitive steps against Cuba.
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Havana
Osvaldo Dorticos
United States
Cuba
Dorticos
Unite States
U.S
National Federation of Sugar Workers
Congress
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Juneau
Robert
Mary Shields
David Kanouff
Luciusboro
Ward Kanouff
Elderton
Harry Kanouff
Youngstown
Adam Kanouff
Ward McMillen
Russell Pease
Ernest
Joseph Thomas Gontz
Marion Center
Ambrose
Indiana Hospital
Daniel
Susan Stewart Gentz
Lydia Cessna
Boyd
Edna)Freedhine
Clifford
Margaret) Ross
West Falls
N. Y
Charles
William McIntire
Shelocta RD
George Dick
New Florence
iBowser
Plumville
Funeral
Jack Hazlett
Washington Church
Jeastion
Dany
United Dawr
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Precision Aluminium Company
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