Post-Tribune Navy Budget Talks and Steel Labor Strikes
The Post-Tribune reports stalled progress on the military budget with discussions noting no direct reference to the Polish Uprising and no firm stance after a White House directive. In New York, steel wage talks end without progress toward halting a 650,000-strong strike set for midnight, as leaders anticipate further talks and meetings. The Taft-Hartley Act decision remains open, with cooling-off operations expected to cost about 500,000 tons of steel valued at $1 billion. James P. Mitchell states no immediate plan to invoke the act.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Joh A. Stephens
McDonald
Admn
Ben Morech
Jones & Laughlin Steel
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Ian Page
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Pyident
Wilson
Eisenhower
Wake Reed Hospital
James. C
Kentucky Man New Jaycee President
Wendell Ho Ford, an insurance man from Owensboro Kentucky, was elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce last night. He won on the 10th ballot at the Jaycees Ath meeting, defeating Michael F Maloney and Robert D Cook in a landslide to take the 15,000 a year post and will operate from Tulsa during his term.
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Kansas City
Maloney
Cook
Tinois
Ford
Hugh F. McKarena
Omaha
Neb
Jaycee White House
Tulsa
Okla
Arbankation
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Overview and Births
A list of admissions at St Marys hospital includes Marys Glenn, D Evans 900 Ra Mar, Dora Hawk ers, Frances Martin, Erma Stuart and Judith Rogers among others. Marriage license issued Archibald Stegeman and Jeanine Wellman of Jefferson City. Birth announcements note a son to Kaiser at St Thomas and another son to Bredeman at St Marys hospital.
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Mary's
Glenn D. Evans
Ra-Mar PLC
Dora Hawkers
Mars Frances Martin
Erma Stuart
Wieh
Judith Rogers
Benjamin Rogers
Bruce M. Bucker
Elsie Schild
Fawland
Falton
Sehel
St Mary's
Biv Sherwood
Burnats Court
Joseph Wilbers
Mary Wilbers
Catherine Lichbert
Elm St Charles FE
Sam
Archibald FC Stegeman
Jeanine Wellman
Jefferson City
Joe Kaiser
St. Thomas
St Mary's Hospital
Louis Bredeman
Motion Is Overruled In Jet Engine Case
District Judge Richard M. Duncan overruled a motion for a judgment of acquittal for James Flanis in the jet engine fraud case. A separate motion for Edward McCabe was also taken under advisement. Robert Ward Graddy pleaded guilty and testified, with a Tulsa man not born sentenced.
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Kansas City
Richard M. Duncan
James Flanis
Hkdward VT
McCabe
Westinghouse
Tulsa
Oklo
Man
Robert Ward Graddy
Hel
Condition Critical In Two Car Crash Near Otterville
Leavenworth man Alfred Hart remained in critical condition after a two vehicle crash two miles east of Otterville on Highway 24. Albert Overfeld of Leavenworth was injured and jailed for careless and reckless driving as both vehicles sustained damage. Other accidents reported include Harold Bax of Kealztown and a collision near Kingdom City with several hundred dollars in damage. A separate suit in Oklahoma City seeks 4.1 million for a 1955 Springfield, Massachusetts air crash.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Qothwell
Sedaliatol
Otterville
State Highway Patrol
Alfred Hart
Albert Nelson Overfeld
Leavensworth
Overfeld
Over
Harold 3
Bax
Kealztown
Osage River
Teo
Donald Coleman
Jonesburg
George Hector
Ferguson
Kingdom City
Oklahoma City
Maximum Penalty Sought in Assault
In St Louis County two youths were charged with rape after alleged assault near O falling Park. Warrants issued for three others with charges including rape attempted rape and sodomy. Prosecutor Dowd urged juries to seek the maximum punishment and noted death possible if tried as adults. Judge Murphy will decide trial method.
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ST. Louis II
Edward
O'Fallon Park
Dowd
Robert Jansen
Donald R. Wagner
Wagner
Dudge David A. Murphy
Lutherans Pledge Race Issue Work
At the St Paul Minnesota gathering the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod delegates unanimously adopted a resolution pledging members to oppose racial discrimination. The measure calls synod institutions to non discriminatory entrance and employment policies and directs congregations to welcome all within their bounds.
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ST. Pacl
Minn
Lutheran Church - Missouri
Gwaed
Ol Hor
Ellainathen
Diserintin
Chuck
Riots Rock Polish Cities Amid West Berlin Reports
Fragmentary OCR depicts clashes as crowds fought near Poznan and Warsaw amid reports of casualties and police actions. Witnesses describe rioters in the streets while broadcasts claim work disruptions and attempts to defend public buildings from diversions.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Herlin
Poanam
Berlin
HAL
Lwt
Conmiunin
He Pornan
1 Angeiges
Subpoena Hits Campaign Manager in Senate Campaign
Campaign manager for Serr. Stunt Semington, J. Mered Ith, received a subpoena to appear before a grand jury probing expenditures of committees tied to Symington's race. He declined comment on records and where they are kept as witnesses testifying before U.S. Senate and federal election probes proceed.
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Tames
J. Meredith
Serr
Stunt Semington
Hoag
Armmign
Willy
Symington
Meredith
U.S. Senate
Ceanaral
Buck
Tayloy
Eva Pommunion
Sen
Datues
George IL jMoore
Cole GOP Group Hears Cruce Talk
A Democratic controlled Legislature did not back the Schoa Foundation Program in 1955 but referred it to voters in a costly special section. William D. Crave, executive secretary of the Republican State Committee, told a meeting of the Republican City Committee that a key school act would enable a centry day or night to attend high school. The Schoal Foundation Program, uncovanted by a budget over publication for district, followed a job committee headed by Sen. CG. Re Lects Vewtitts CR Re Conce. Patrick, as city committee chair, urged aid for school proposals as public service, not politics. Those with changed numbers are ineligible to vote unless they update, Patrick stated. Registration in Cole County ends at 5 pm July 8. Brs. Hoyt Craig announced plans of the Cole County Republican Womens Club to aid the project. Living Antique OKLAHOMA CITY Rob Toni, curator of Oklahoma City 200, weighs a giant tortoise. The Galapagos tortoise Aletha selah weighs 450 pounds. Sheridan, Wyo. Al Diet endecfer has a habit of winning lodge elections and has been re-elected treasurer of the Sheridan Elks Lodge since November 15, AGS.
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Schoa
William D. Crave
Republican
Republican City Committee
Sukling
Schoal Foundation
Paty
Weed Onem— Ders
Patrick
Cole County
Pam
Hoyt Craig
Dixon Dr
Republican Womens Club
Wm Lie
Names in the News: Distant Relatives Schedule Travels
Mrs Ednard spent ten days with her sister Green in Green ville Tennessee. Davis paused in Kansas City on a return trip to two aunts Mrs Dixie Andersen and Mrs Lia Anderson. Mr and Mrs Adolph Schmutz and daughter Susan returned to Green ville after visiting Elizabeth Schmutzlee lang daughters of Highway 50. Milburn Schenewerk and Set Schenewerk and Valerie at Lake Charles Air Force Base.
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Adolph Schmutz- New
Susan
Greenville
Ténit
Elizabeth Schmutzlee Lang
Highway 50 St
Milburn Schenewerk
Highway 50 West
Actor Recovers After Stroke At Home
Eric Blore, seventy, who suffered a stroke at his home on June 13, is reported in satisfactory condition at the Motion Picture Country Base hospital.
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Eric Blore
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