Eisenhower Addresses Penn State on Atomic Aid Plan
President Eisenhower spoke at Penn State outlining two main programs for peaceful atomic progress. He proposed research reactors for free nations and shared nuclear know-how with nations investing in power reactors, signaling U.S. support and funding. He noted past UN backing, discussed existing pacts, and urged Soviet participation while affirming commitment to peaceful uses. The speech followed an honorary degree and a bronze Nittany Lion gift from the alumni association. He then laid a cornerstone for a new Penn State chapel before planning travel to Gettysburg for the weekend.
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Milton S. Eisenhower
Penn State
Eisenhower
Nittany
Pittsburgh
Association
Voice of America
Russia
Congress
Free Nations
United States
Xagic
United Nations
U.N
Soviet
U.S
Turkey
Lebanon
Israel
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Denmark
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U. S
Ashic
Milton Eisenhower
Cottysburg
Gettsburg
Washington
City Announces Exam For Special Equipment Operator
The City Civil Service Board announced a competitive examination for the position of Special equipment operator mechanical sweeper with a salary from 312 to 378 dollars per month. Men aged 21 to 50 must file by June 28. One year of power-driven equipment operation experience is required.
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City Civil Service Board
Ape
Spirit of Evening High Graduates Told of Future Leaders
Columnist Lawrence A. Collins Sr of the Independent Press-Telegram told 456 evening high school graduates at Poly High School auditorium that financial success without respect is personal failure. He praised night school students while working days and urged confidence in future leaders. Student speakers stressed learning and relearning with new attitudes, and awards honored scholars and the Boyd Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Collins
Independent, Press-Telegram
Collins
Poly High School
Big Pay Raise Sought by Steel Union Leaders
Pittsburgh report says CIO United Steelworkers press for a substantial raise for 600000 basic steel workers. David McDonald led talks with six firms including Bethlehem, Republic, Jones & Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel. Talks reopen around June 20 with an offer around 7 to 8 cents an hour, but union seeks far higher pay and may strike if no deal by June 30.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United
TS. Steel Carp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
McDonald
Fus
Gazette
Signal Hills 4-Her Wins Field Day Crop Demonstration
Donovan Schram of 3017 Spaulding Ave representing Signal Hills Indians 4-H Chapter won first place in vegetable crops demonstrations at the sixth annual Southern California 4-H Club Field Day.
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Donovan Schram
Spauld Jing Ave
Signal Hills Indians
Southern California
Kuchel Seeks End to California Water Feud
Sacramento Senator Thomas H Kuchel urged an institute on government to stop feuding over water issues between Southern and Northern California. He said federal Trinity San Luis projection should not delay the Feather River Project and urged cooperative, reasonable action to advance California water plans.
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Sacramento
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Call
Institute
Oroville
San Diego County
Trinity
Sacramento River
San Luis
San Joaquin
Feather River
Kucher
Congress
Ruchel
Glendale teen stabbed after drag race violence report
Three juveniles were arrested after a 15 year old Glendale boy was stabbed twice on Brunswick Ave and Bemis St. Nicholas Stabile sustained a lung puncture in the attack following a car trace between rival juvenile gangs, according to police.
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Glendale
Highland Park
Brunswick Ave
Bemis St
Nicholas Stabile
Hat Maker in Hearing Sparks Senate Grilling
Senator McClellan accuses millionaire hat maker Harry Lev of failing to disprove hearsay that he paid bribes to a suspended Air Force captain as hearings probe Leys uniform contracts. Lev faces sharp questioning over cash withdrawals and bank records as subcommittee examines a two million dollar deal and Woel affair.
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Washington
UPI
McClellan
D-Ark
Chicago
Harry Lev
Air Force
Senate
Ley
Armed Services
Subcommittee
Lev
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Holly
Martiit
Jeter
Mundt
iLev Bed
Capt
Raymond Woel
Armed Forces Procurement Agency
New York
Woel
Carmine Berlino
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Bellino
Belling
Pebro
McClellan D-Ark
Leo
Roll Insists Poulson Tell Bribe Facts
In Los Angeles Ernest Roll vows to press the grand jury to subpoena Mayor Norris Poulson to testify about bribery charges he allegedly offered to permit private rubbish collection. The dispute centers on claims of racketeering and monopolies in the rubbish industry and whether the grand jury has jurisdiction over monopolies.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Roll
Grand Jury
Meyor Norris Poulson
Poulson
Roll
Dakotans to Dine State Society potluck meeting
Members of the South Dakota State Society plan a 6:30 PM potluck dinner on Thursday at Machinists Hall.
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South Dakota State Society
Machin'ists
CIO Leader Denies Red Membership
Washington scene features CIO Steelworkers official Mullen denying Communist Party membership. He testifies before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee about a 1986 incident in Pittsburgh. Mullen says he left a hall with Stalin pictures, notes he never joined the party, and cites Catholic faith. He previously served as Clairton mayor 19358 to 1953, and had denied party ties earlier.
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Washington
John
Mullen
CIO Steelworkers Union
Communist Party
Clairton
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
FEL
Subcommittee
Richard Areng
Pittsburgh
Stalin Mullen
Stalin
Philip Murray
CSO
Murray
Sen
Watkins
R-Uiah
Steelworkers Union
Catholic Church
Daily Worker
Mutten
Washington to Havana Powder Puff Pilots Stranded by Weather
Fifty women pilots race from Washington to Havana in eight private planes. Weather and storms hamper progress with only three of 33 planes reaching Key West by early evening. Final winner determined by time after all planes check in at Key West for the last leg to Havana.
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Key West
Fis
Washington
Havana
South Carol
Florida Straits
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Laurie
Beth
Mary Gaffney
Miami
Lucile Wright
Jamestown
N.Y
Ediny Gardner Whyte
Flushing
Mich
Lydia Hewkins
Cincinnati
Virginia Ashelford
Springfield
Ohio
Bernice Trimbe
Flint
Joan Hrumbee
Cleveland
Zaddie R. Buniter
Palm Springs
Calif
Darlington
S. C
Florence
Frances Bera
Los Angeles
Florida
Ivana
Gene 1
Vieve Brown
Elaine
Christi, Tex
Phyllis Mel
GM and UAW Resume Talks Amid Striking Deadline
General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers, facing a Sunday midnight strike deadline, returned to bargaining with a secrecy lid on offers. The UAW has extended the contract five days, while the industry’s largest producer awaits a new proposal after a Monday win by the United Auto Workers on a modified guaranteed wage plan. Leadership notes 350,000 GM workers could be idled by a walkout. the IUE joins in potential action.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Mortar Co
UAW
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
State Grads Hear Nyardi on Commies
Dr. Nicholas Nyardi former Hungarian finance minister and Bradley University economics head spoke Friday at Long Beach State College commencement. He warned survival depends on Americans being passionately free, noting indifference as a weapon stronger than the H bomb. President P Vietor Peterson opened the ceremony and thanked local press for dedication coverage.
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America
Nicholas Nyardi
Bradley University
Long Beach State College
Hremlin
Hungary
Europe
P. Vietor Peterson
Independent Press- Telegram
J. P T
Dn Peterson
Herman Peal Ridder
Lawrence A. Collins Sr
David L. Bryant
Peterson
Robert Rhodes
Clarence R. Bergland
Senator Langer intervenes in Finn Case in Missouri
Sen William Langer told the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights he has written to Senator Hennings and gathered letters from Californians asking for help in the Finn twins case. George and Charles Finn are federal prisoners at the Springfield, Missouri medical center after being convicted of interfering with a federal officer during duty. In another report, a two car collision at Maine Avenue and 19th injured Jack D Scott and Marty L Stump, with Stump later suffering a broken pelvis and arm lacerations. their car hit a house at 1891 Maine Avenue, while the Gatighios at 1891 Maine were uninjured.
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New York
UPI
Finn Twins
William Langer
R-N
Senate
Subcommittee On
Hennings
D-Mo
U. S
Laughlin Waters
Langer
Mslne Ave
Jack D. Scott
Palmer Ct
Seaside Hospital
Marty L. Stump
Cedar Ave
Apt
Philip C. Sturmy
Stump
Maine Ave
Julian Gatighio
Shivers Addresses USC Amid Student Protests in 1955
Texas Governor Shivers spoke at USC amid campus protests over his segregation views. Officials and students reported calm attendance as Beverly Hills demonstrators waved placards, with police present but no disorder. Shivers urged unity and noted progress against bigotry while acknowledging controversy.
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Los Angeles
Ifl
Alhan Shivers
Texas
University of Southern California
Beverly Hills
Southern California
Shivers
Southern
California
State of
South
West
Cunard Defies Strike With Reduced Crew Transatlantics
London up the Cunard Steamship Co says it will sail two transatlantic liners with a reduced crew if needed as striking seamen pin lines to Southampton and Liverpool piers. The Saxonia sails to Canada in 19 days and the Media to New York, despite the walkout. Rail workers’ talks continue as government negotiators meet in a bid to end the two week nationwide rail strike threatening Britain’s economy.
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London
Cunard Steamship Co
Britain
Southampton
Liverpool
Cunard Line
New York
Cunard
Canada
Man Entering Auto Injured by Motorist Near Elm Ave
A 57 year old Compton man Samuel W Jeffers was injured Friday at about 10 pm when struck by a car as he entered a parked vehicle near Elm Ave. The driver Paul Nelson Ross 58 of 435 E 80th St was cited for defective headlights and brakes. Proclaims Flag Day. Governor Knight urges display of the national emblem in public buildings homes and businesses in California.
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Elm Ave
Samuel W. Jeffers
St. Harris St
Compton
Paul Nelson Ross
E. 80Th St
Jeffers
Sacramento
URI
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Meat Cutter Slashes Hip When Knife Slips
Earl W. DeCordove, 35, a meat cutter for Caraco's Ship Supply Co. at 1112 W. Broadway, suffered a gash on his left hip when his knife slipped Friday. He received three sutures at Seaside Hospital. Cordova resides at 2545 Elm Ave.
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Earl W. DeCordove
Caraco
Ship Supply Co
W. Broadway
Seaside Hospital
Cordova
Elm Ave
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Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
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Margaret V. McDowd
Dan Fr. MecXeown
Govan
Harvey B. Franklin
Temple Israel
Cliton N. Patterson
Long Beach City College School
Chester ©. DeNoyelles
Evaning High School
Walter E. Boyd
Board of Education
Russell E. Strong
Boyd Foundation
Irving N. Knox
Fred A. Dow
Kuchel
Nyardi
Sen. Langer
Call Dunn Rug
Cherry Ave
Elearam
Pint Avenue
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Wen Rarder
mSa
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Geiger
Tarene
Suthovicad Pach
Karin Shelky
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