Atlantic Gulf Ports Idle in Support of Longshore Strike
About 70 000 longshoremen were ordered out as ports from Portland Maine to Miami Florida observed idle conditions. The action aimed to pressure the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor with some ports complying while others hesitated. Weekend reports showed brief sympathy strikes in Philadelphia Wilmington Boston and Jacksonville.
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Kefauver witnesses seek tax claim dismissal
William O Dwyer and Frank Erickson asked the U S Tax Court to throw out government income tax claims against them. Rita Hayworth through attorney Bartley Crum said she would fight a writ to produce daughter Yasmin for six weeks of visitation in Europe. Premier Faure named a four man committee to depose Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa as part of Morocco reform. Flooding in Tampico displaces hundreds and crowds 2000 refugees into public buildings.
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Morocco
Rock Island Train Derails in Chicago Suburb
A Rock Island suburban train derailed today in Chicago shredding over 30 feet of track. Passengers were shaken but no injuries were reported.
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Hunt Plane Disappears Over Lake Forest Area
Four youths are missing after a plane vanished Sunday in mountainous forests about 120 miles north of San Francisco. Air Force and Civil Air Patrol aircraft combed the area while Forest Service rangers hiked the likely search zone.
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Body of Missing Illinois Boy Found by Hunters
Pathologist to determine cause of death after decomposed body of 14 year old Peter Certik found five miles from Bannockburn home. He had vanished five months earlier after asking to drive a car before his sixteenth birthday. Identification made by clothing remains and a pocket knife. Coroner expects several days for full autopsy results.
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Rail Workers Call Meeting in Chicago Over Wage Dispute
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen summoned bargaining reps from over 130 railroads to meet in Chicago on September 21. H E Gilbert, president, said the session will address unsatisfactory mediation progress and plan future strategy, possibly nationwide action.
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Woman Dies After Car Leaves Highway Near Iron River
Mrs. Oliver Olson of Winton Minnesota was injured fatally today when the automobile she rode in left Highway 2 four miles west of Iron River and plunged into a bog.
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Weather Outlook From Wisconsin Regions
Gray skies over Wisconsin with chances of showers statewide. Cloudy and windy with warmer temperatures, highs near 80s by Wednesday and south winds 20 to 25 mph. Noon readings ranged from 55 to 64 degrees at local sites and pollen count stood at 61.
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Syrian offer for new government headed by independent
President Shukri Kuwaily in Damascus asked Sayid Ghazzi, an independent, for a second time in a week to form a new government, signaling a potential shift in allied support and cabinet strategy.
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West Germany and Soviet Union Sign Diplomatic Accord
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin signed a five day pact restoring full diplomatic relations. The agreement, signed in Moscow, included no immediate disclosure of terms and aims to be clarified in a joint communique by Molotov and Brentano.
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Wind Lashes Floods Kill Four in South Central Italy
Four people are dead and many injured as wind-lashed floods sweep across south central Italy. Dozens of villages flooded and homes damaged amid the storm.
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Police Clash in Sunakawa Japan Over Base Expansion
Nearly 2,000 Japanese police confronted a leftist union rally in Sunakawa village against an American air base expansion. Demonstrators included 4,000 villagers and Tokyo supporters. At least 74 people were injured in clashes as police entered without using clubs or helmets.
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Deportation For Expert On Rockets
Dr. Hsue-shen Tsien, head of the nonmilitary jet propulsion center at Caltech, will depart for Red China Friday under a deportation order alleging Communist Party membership before 1936. Tsien, a renowned rocket expert, held permanent U.S. resident status since 1947 and has denied party ties.
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Hsue-shen Tsien
Jet Propulsion Center
California Institute of Technology
Red China
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Robert Robinson
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Caltech
China
Shanghai
Board Turns Down Salary Compromise
Kenosha teachers face potential strike action as the Kenosha Teachers Union Local 557 empowers its executive committee to call a strike vote if needed. The salary committees and KEA failed to reach a compromise with the board, and negotiations may resume in a scheduled open session or stay closed if no agreement is reached.
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L. V. Haflich
KEA
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Harlich
Fire near Iron River claims two lives
A cabin fire at Crystal Lake three miles southwest of Iron River killed resort operator Mrs. Alice Sutherland Kivisto, 40, and her mother Mrs. Emma Southerland, 78, when the blaze destroyed their cabin.
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Military Plane Crash Kills Six at Greenfield Cemetery
Six people died when a B25 bomber from Mitchel Air Force Base crashed into Greenfield Cemetery five minutes after takeoff. Three crew and three passengers were killed. eyewitnesses saw bodies ejected and others trapped in the wreckage as the plane, suffering engine trouble, attempted to return to base.
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Long Island
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Argentine Governor Endorses Peron Strength and Resolve
Buenos Aires Province Governor Carlos Aloe stated on Monday that President Juan D. Peron never was stronger and surer than now, backing the leader amid growing political tension.
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Ice cube tests could simulate intercontinental missiles
Dr. Lincoln La Paz from the University of New Mexico warns a shrewd opponent could wage an ice missile test war to measure range. An ice projectile would mimic a meteor from high altitude and melt, leaving only water or a melting fragment as trace evidence.
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Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteoritics
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