Murray Waits for U S Move in Steel Row
Pittsburgh July 17 AP Philip Murray president of the striking CIO United Steelworkers waited for the White House or industry to move toward ending the 46 day dispute. No visible settlement since Monday when talks ended in deadlock. Rumors of a secret settlement denied by Murray and union officials. The issue of a union shop remains the major hurdle to settlement. Murray said no new negotiations planned.
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Iron Age Magazine
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Iron Age
Russia Accepts Expulsion Edict From Britain
London reports Russia bowed to Britain and agreed to withdraw Soviet Embassy diplomat Pavel Kuznetsov from London after being named in a spy trial. Kuznetsov was ordered to leave within a week for receiving official secrets from British operator William Marshall, who was convicted on July 10 and sentenced to five years.
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William Marshall
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Plane crashes near El Segundo kill Oregon couple and bride family
A light plane taking off in fog struck two houses near Northrop Airport in El Segundo, killing pilot Dale E. Baker 38 and his bride Muriel Jeanne Jones 21 and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jackson F. Jones. The craft, a four place Stinson, had just clearance for a Fresno takeoff. Debris spattered the street. occupants of the more damaged house were away on vacation. Local residents recalled hearing a dive before the crash.
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Grass Valley
Ore
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Jackson F. Jones
Gresham
Fortland
Florence Joyce Jones
Inglewood
Bakers
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Johnson
May Palmer
Sam Caldwell
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Mena
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East Germany tightens border with long barbed wire fence
Hannover Germany July 17 border police said East Germany is building a fence more than 500 miles long along the frontier from the Baltic to Czechoslovakia as tightening measures against the west continue.
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Czechoslovakia
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Navy flier dies as jet crashes into Santa Ana home
Lt. Robert Anderson of Los Angeles, aboard a Banshee jet, crashed into the front yard of 1305 S Parton St Santa Ana causing a house to be demolished and damaging 17 others. One woman, Hazel McCallem, 34, was wounded in the back and hospitalized. Dozens of children were unharmed as debris and fragments rained over a five block radius. The crash occurred late yesterday and the Navy identified the pilot at noon today. Continued on Page AB.
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Santa Ana Community Hospital
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Robert Anderson
Los Angeles
Opium Seizure and Four Arrests in Major LA Raid
Los Angeles authorities seized more than 30 pounds of raw opium valued at 100000 and arrested four men in what was dubbed the biggest narcotics raid here in 20 years. The group included two Mexican nationals and two Los Angeles men, with 50 cans of opium seized and four booked on narcotics charges. A car linked to the dope was spotted in Chinatown and followed to arrests.
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Ray Huber
District Attorney’s Office
Manuel] Rodriguez
Antonio Lara
Mexico
Shah Announcing Mossadegh Resignation Shocks Tehran
Iran's Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi declared Premier Mohammad Mossadegh resigned and ordered the army and police to maintain order in Tehran. Army garrisons nationwide were urged to stay alert as stores closed in a show of support for Mossadegh.
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Majlis
President Truman Hospitalized for Mild Virus Infection
President Truman spent a very good night at Walter Reed Hospital after entering yesterday for tests tied to a mild virus. He expects to return to the White House by Saturday as aides say he remains busy reviewing bills needing his signature. First Lady Bess Truman traveled from Independence, Missouri, to visit, declining to discuss health and avoiding any planned meetings with Gavin of Kansas City who will cast Truman's ballot at the Democratic National Convention.
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Gavin
Eternal Life Crank Admits Killing on Campus
Bayard P. Peakes, 30, an Air Force veteran, was flown to New York after confessing in Boston to killing Eileen Fahey, 18, a bookkeeper, on Columbia University campus. He stated his life theory and motive tied to a thesis about prolonging life and “How to Live Forever.” Police say he bought a pistol last June to shoot someone at the American Physical Society office where Miss Fahey worked.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Tomorrow Afternoon
Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies tomorrow, with overcast in the early morning and night. Temperatures rise slightly, and southwest to west winds will gust to 10 to 16 mph in the afternoon.
Navy Pounds Reds Along Korea Coast
U S warships pressed the assault on Communist forces along Korea as bad weather slowed ground and air units. The Iowa and Kimberley destroyed heavy guns and bunkers near the eastern battle line while Bremerton and Evans fired on enemy positions near the Kasong River mouth. Hollister Gurke Endicott and Orleck hammered rail bridges and coastal targets at Wonsan and nearby rail junctions. Southerland joined Endicott and Orleck to strike shore targets between Tanchon and Ehingnam as UN forces faced intensified artillery and mortar fire.
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Orlock
Salifornians Enjoy Cruise 50-Foot Ketch Sails to S.F. From Japan
The 50-foot ketch Wataridori, after a 5000-mile voyage from Talun Een, nears San Francisco in dense fog. NBC Tokyo correspondent George Thomas Forster and a five-man crew complete the first nonstop Great Circle trip by such a small sailing vessel. Navy Lt. Bryan Stevens notes weather delays and the voyage’s successful sail-only crossing with silken sails.
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NBC
Tokyo
Navy
Bryan W. Stevens
Los Angeles
California
Japan
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Philadelphia
Forster
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Korea
America
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Pt. Reyes
Ewing
Helen
Where to Find It in the Daily Pages
The notice lists sections and pages for Beach Combing Boyle Bridge Classified ads Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Lookout Obituaries Radio and television Shipping Sports Theaters Titles temperatures Women's activities and more across pages B-1 A-21 C-9 B-6 to 9 A-18 A-20 8-4 5 A-6 B-5 A-14 8-5 B-2 B-3 A-9 B-5 C.
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Russell Bids For Truman Support In Democratic Race
Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia seeks President Truman's blessing in the Democratic Presidential nomination fight. He hints Truman may name his preferred candidate early in the 31st convention opening Monday, while signaling little hope for countering Truman strength. Truman stressed no betrayal of the New Deal and Fair Deal, as civil rights advocates warn against a weak platform.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Truman
Russell
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Bare facts on topless four women speeding stop
Syracuse, July 17. Deputy Sheriff Arthur Wils halted a speeding car. Four women sat topless until they dressed. The driver quipped that men drive bare chested. Willis noted in his report that he forgot to issue speeding tickets.
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Willis
Priest Rescued After 54 Hours On Mountain Peak
Rev. Lambert Lavoie aged 52 of Detroit survived 54 hours without food or water after a light plane crash on a remote mountain slope near Penticton B C His fellow priest Rev Vincent Myrich walked 100 miles to summon help The rescuers including firemen and volunteers brought Lavoie to a hospital by stretcher
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Lambert Lavoie
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Vincent Myrich
Okanogan Valley
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