Auto Talks Resume As UAW Presses Demands
Detroit AP Walter P Reuther said basic UAW contract demands cannot be swept under the rug amid industry ultimatums that GM Ford and Chrysler may operate without contracts by midnight or Sunday. He cited pensions layoff pay and benefits for displaced workers as non negotiable while Louis Seaton joined negotiations at GM for the first time since March 25.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
CNN
Louis G. Seaton
See
Silent Tribute for Unknown War Dead at Capitol Rotunda
In Washington gold star mothers foreign ambassadors and citizens paid a silent tribute to unknowns from World War II and Korea. The two unknowns lie in bronze caskets on twin catafalques in the Capitol Rotunda with wreaths laid every half hour and an honor guard turnover by all five services. Tomorrow they join the Unknown Soldier of World War I at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Korea
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Creekside Girl Severely Hurt Jumping on Truck
Carol Kovalyak 14 of Creekside is in serious condition at Indiana Hospital with a head injury after reportedly jumping onto the rear bumper of a truck stopped on Legislative Route 32072 and falling when it moved. The truck, driven by Melvin Watson 17, Creekside, stopped to pick up friends five and a half miles north of Creekside. The time of the incident was about 7 45 p.m. Memorial Day events follow in local community listings.
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Creekside
Georgia
Carol Kovalyak
Indiana
Indianas
Melvin Watson
Watson
Wkovalyak
Presbyterians Cite Hypocrisy in U S foreign policy
Pittsburgh report before the United Presbyterian Church warns of international hypocrisy in American foreign relations and suggests God may use communist powers to punish such conduct. The document, recommended for adoption by the church’s founding assembly, denounces ally nations that deny freedom while hosting military bases or strategic goods.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
America
United Presbyterian Church
Inside The Gazette Church News and Notices
Church anniversaries are announced on page 3 with two anniversaries noted. Other church news appears on page 15. Inside Labor by Victor Riesel on page 6 discusses machinery replacing manual work. Aladdin's Lamp Church News Classifieds Comics.
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Victor Riesel
Aladdin's Lamp Church News
Weather Forecast Fair and Cool Tonight
Fair and cool tonight with low temperatures in the 40s. Mostly sunny and warmer Friday with a chance of afternoon thundershowers in northern portions.
De Gaulle Move Said Planned
Paris dispatch reports that preparations for Charles de Gaulle to assume power in France were likely planned weeks in advance. Algiers officers say Delbeque coordinated with local groups to push for a rapid de Gaulle seizure after the Gaillard government fell. The extent of de Gaulle’s involvement remains unclear as events unfolded.
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Paris
Charles I de Gaulle
France
Algiers
de Gaulle
Republic
Felix Gaillard
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Leon Delbeque
Gaillard
de Pierre
Pflimlin
Delbeque
Chaban-Delmas
Algeria
Gaille
DeGaulle
Princes Pay Tribute To Dead Prelate
In Rome at St Ignatius Church three thousand clergy and laity paid tribute to Samuel Cardinal Stritch, archbishop of Chicago, who died after a stroke. His body will be flown to the United States for burial in Chicago as Eugene Cardinal Tisserant gave absolution in a solemn funeral marked by color and ceremony.
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Rome
St. Ignatius
Thal
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
United States
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Pope Pius XII
Auto Crash Claims Two
Two people died from an early morning crash on Route 66 two miles south of Ford City in Armstrong County. Ray A. Stotler, 20, of Ford City later died in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital after being in critical condition since the accident. William Scott of McGrann was killed when the car struck an abutment.
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Kittanning
Ford City
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Ray A. Stotler
William Scott
Mec-Grann
Stotler
Dogs Seek Homes and Local Events Around Town
A young affectionate house dog seeks a good home and offers a phone contact IN 5-6124. Two beagle pups and their mother need resting space and can be adopted by calling IN 5-8855 after 8 p.m. Memorial Day flowers and community events include Learns Green House, Blairsville Sokol Club Corn Party Thursday night, 8 p.m. 49 Reasons at Steele's Miniature Golf open Friday to Sunday 2 p.m. till midnight at Hall 243%. Jerry B Disc Jockey performs 9 to 12.
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Diana's
Memorial Tavern
Homer City
Rces
Indiana
Phila. St
Indiana Countians Plan Memorial Day Services
Indiana Countians plan Memorial Day observances to honor soldiers and veterans from the Korean War era. The main district program at Memorial Park begins with a 10:45 a.m. assembly and an 11 a.m. address by Ralph A. Willis of the VFW post. Local American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Disabled American Veterans sponsors organize the event, with bands from Indiana Municipal and Benjamin Franklin Elementary School.
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Memorial Park
Indiana
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Ralph A. Willis
VFW Post
Indiana Municipal
Benjamin Franklin
Countians
No Business Memorial Day Closures Announced
The Indiana Evening Gazette will not publish tomorrow due to Memorial Day weekend. Banks and most businesses will be closed, and the Indiana County Courthouse offices will be closed Friday and Saturday.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana County
Police Caution on Memorial Day Holiday Traffic
Indiana County law enforcement and state police warn drivers to expect full patrols during Memorial Day weekend to curb accidents. Unmarked highway patrols via Governor Leader aim to keep speeds reasonable as highways crowd for spring vacations. The National Safety Council estimates 350 deaths over the holiday, with local accidents already rising this week. Motorists are urged to allow extra travel time and drive carefully.
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Indiana County
George Leader
National Safety Council
Farley predicts Democratic wins in 1958 and 1960
New York AP James A Farley forecaster of election results marks his 70th birthday with a prediction that Democrats will prevail this year and in 1960. The former postmaster general and Democratic national chairman recalls Roosevelt campaigns and expresses hope for continued Congress cooperation with Eisenhower. He reflects on troubles yet notes enduring Republic foundations. Steele's Miniature Golf Open advert follows.
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New York
James A.farley
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
StIs Husky
Republic
Congress
Eveery
Eisenhower
S Hower
United States
Indiana coeds thwart AWOL GI on Turnpike abduction attempt
Miss Katherine Guthrie and two companions, Miss Marion Sherman and Miss Margaret Loring, were returning home from Pembroke College when an AWOL soldier Nicholas Mischenko tried to force them into a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near King of Prussia. A state policeman subdued him and recovered a pistol. The trio remained safe and traveled on to Indiana to stay with the Guthries.
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Fort Gordon
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Katherine Guthrie
Wallace Guthrie
North Ninth Street
Howard Johnston
King of Prussia
Norristown
Marian Sherman
Sliver Springs
Maryland
Margaret Loring
Cincinnati
Nicholas Mischenko
Fairless Hills
Miss Sherman
Miss Guthrie
Mischenko
Loring
Sherman
Indiana Man Loses Fingers After Rotary Mower Accident
Clyde Ray, 51, of Indian Springs Road, is listed satisfactory at Indiana Hospital after two fingers were amputated from his right hand when his hand was caught in a mower blade at Ray's Wood and Metal Shop. His injuries occurred last evening. hospital reports note the operation was performed to save his hand.
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Clyde Ray
Indian Springs Road
Indiana
Ray
General's Election Demanded in France After Coty Address
President Rene Coty urged de Gaulle to form a government in Paris after summoning the World War hero less than three hours after his address. De Gaulle, who arrived from a village 150 miles away, was expected to meet Coty at the palace as the National Assembly debated the move. If Assembly rejects de Gaulle, Coty said he would resign and turn the presidency to Andre Le Troquer.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Coty
Coty
France
de Gaulle
National Assembly
de Gaullists
Cory
Coly
Hind
Andre le Troquer
Mad Killer In Britain Is Guilty
New York born Peter Manuel was convicted in Glasgow of seven murders and sentenced to death by hanging. The jury deliberated two hours and two minutes. He was acquitted of one additional murder. Manuel, who moved to Scotland as a child, conducted his own defense after dismissing his counsel.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Peter Manuel
Mantel
Isabella Coke
Manuel
Great Britain
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