Steel strike settled today ends shortest national walkout
PITTSBURGH AP U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers reached a 15 cent plus average hourly wage boost to end the steel industry's shortest strike. Union President David J McDonald hailed the pact after night long negotiations with U S Steel VP John A Stephens. Mills and furnaces were to resume quickly with other major firms expected to sign similar deals. Picket lines would stay at plants until contracts are signed. The formal agreement was to be signed that afternoon.
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Surprise Eisenhower Move Sparks Senate Debate
Democratic Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson urged Congress to halt federal funds tied to the Dixon Yates power contract after a White House move to study the deal. He cited a $84 million House appropriation and Memphis plan to build its own plant, aimed at transmitting power from a proposed facility. The President asked the Budget Bureau to confer promptly.
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Big Military Reserve Bill Curbed Again
Washington lawmakers debated Eisenhower administration aims to boost military reserves and enroll a million teens over four years for a 2.9 million strong reserve force. The House previously added an antisegregation amendment and faced possible defeat, then considered a new bill to skirt segregation while enforcing recall duties.
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Injured Tot Improves At Hospital Here
A thirteen month old Indiana girl Melinda White was removed from the serious list and reported satisfactory at Indiana Hospital after injuries from a car truck crash at South Sixth and Grant. Her father Doyle White and neighbor Peggy Williams, 13, also injured, remain under care with improving conditions.
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Remembering fireworks past in fading American rite
New York report notes a decline in private fireworks as bans spread to 28 states including Georgia. Amid stricter laws and a drop in production, the once booming industry struggles while display toys remain allowed in many areas.
Fourth of July program features parade and races at Mack Center
Indiana County prepares for the ninth annual Fourth of July at the Mack Community Center. The daylong lineup includes a mammoth parade with 50 units, Miss Indiana County finals, stock car racing with time trials at 1 p.m., saddle horse show, carnival midway, and a fireworks display. Admission to the grandstand is free for morning events.
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U Nu greeted with pomp after earlier delay
Burma Prime Minister U Nu received a lavish welcome at the Agriculture Department after a tense start when a five minute delay kept him waiting for a planned 8:45 a.m. meeting. Secretary Benson and officials prepared a swift rescheduled encounter, with Assi. Secretary Rat Butz coordinating the arrival and escort.
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Loretta Young to Stay in California Hospital Three Weeks
Actress Loretta Young remains hospitalized at St. John's Hospital in Oxnard for about three more weeks after an abdominal adhesions operation. Daugherty Drug Store will be closed Sundays and notes holiday hours. owner Mrs. Yohe stresses Sunday worship as community priority. Emergency phone numbers will be posted on the store door. Indiana Hospital advert appears garbled.
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Firing squad ends life of cop slayer at Point of the Mountain
Don Jesse Neal, a 15 year old San Francisco youth convicted of fatally shooting Salt Lake City police sergeant Owen Farley after a motel robbery arrest in Ogden, Utah, died at sunrise as a Utah firing squad executed him at 5:00 a.m. In his final words he claimed innocence while sheriff George Beckstead presided and 150 onlookers watched. The squad used five rifles with four hits as a blank bullet was fired.
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State Police Issue Fireworks Alert for Fourth of July
Harrisburg Col. EB. J. Henry, state police commissioner, alerted troopers to watch for illegal sale or use of fireworks during the Fourth of July weekend. He said fireworks would be confiscated from those illegally possessing or selling them. Fireworks for public displays only are legal in Pennsylvania.
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No Paper Monday in Observance of Independence Day
The Indiana Evening Gazette will not be published Monday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. For complete local state and national holiday news read Tuesday’s Gazette.
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Plans To Quiz More Alleged Red Writers
Senate Internal Security subcommittee subpoenas have been issued for two individuals identified as former Communists and newsmen amid an inquiry into Red influence dating to the 1930s. Charles Grutzner of the New York Times and Winston M. Burdett of CBS disclosed their Communist ties from the 1930s while at the Brooklyn Eagle, with Grutzner later facing questioning over a 1950 Air Force jet story. Damages from a separate auto incident in Indiana Borough and a Philadelphia street mishap near the Diner were also noted as police investigate.
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Pole Leveled by Tractor-Trailer in Ohio Borough Crashes
A light standard at Seventh and Philadelphia streets was leveled by a tractor-trailer, causing about 100 dollars in damages in two traffic incidents this morning. Robert L. Williams of Spencer Ohio, driving for Zeno Brothers of Akron, traveled east on Philadelphia and turned onto South Seventh Street.
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House Backed Home Rule Debate Continues in Harrisburg
A House approved bill to provide full home rule for third class cities is under Senate Local Government Committee review. The Pennsylvania League of Cities has not taken an official stance. In six months of the current session only two new laws affecting third class cities have been enacted, one on fire department funding and the other limiting suspensions for a single violation.
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Inside Today Dance Sunday at Morganti's
Local social note lists Joey Vandell performing at Morganti's this Saturday with no Bante on the program as part of an Inside Today Dance segment.
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Joey Vandell
Morganti
Hastland Sees Disclosure Costing U.S. Tactical Advantage
Wravener challenges a claim as not a fact and Hastland suggests the disclosure may have cost the United States a tactical advantage in Ko See Plans.
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Freedom Pilgrimage at Jamestown Honors Heritage
Jamestown Virginia hosts an Independence Day observance led by Dr. Rudolph H. Bruni, a Richmond dentist and naturalized citizen from Switzerland. The event invites first and second generation immigrants from Virginia and beyond to reflect on liberty as the nation marks July 4. The pilgrimage to America’s first permanent English colony site aims to deepen appreciation of heritage and civic freedom among newcomers adjusting to American life.
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