Steel Talks Resume but No Accord Seen
New York UP reports the Big Three steel wage talks resume with one week to deadline before June 30 strike. Four-man teams from management and labor meet at 2 p.m. optimism centered on a possible one-year contract with a 20-cent hourly raise. Union leaders denounce the five-year offer as inadequate while warning of a potential nationwide steel strike, with production facilities at risk if talks stall.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Havel
Stephens
David J. Meers
Donald
Usw
U. S. Steel
Wilson defends defense spending and calls questions phony
During a Thursday press conference Prime Minister Eden’s plans to cut military spending were discussed. Wilson defended strong defense and criticized taxpayers for funding, later saying his “phony” remark referred to a misdirected question and admitting he should have clarified sooner.
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Wilson
Anthonys Eden
Eden
Senat
Senate
Reds Invade Embassy Report Sparks Diplomatic Protest
West German Ambassador Wilhelm Haas accused Soviet police of invading the West German Embassy and arresting two men who claimed German citizenship. Haas delivered a protest note to Deputy Foreign Minister Semyonov alleging violation of diplomatic immunity. The men were said to be German citizens seeking repatriation. the embassy noted many such requests daily.
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Moscow
UPI
Wilhelm Haas
Vladimir S. Semyonov
Germany
Rero
Haas
National Hotel
Do You Agree Tiwawmanaye and Den of Talracle Reference
A cryptic note cites Thomas Paine and risks a discussion about agreement with a figure named Tiwawmanaye near Talracle while mentioning Jonah and a whale. It appears as a philosophical fragment or quotation. No clear event or date is stated.
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Talracle
Jonah
Thomas Paine
Ameri
New York Writer Targeted as Anti American Propagandist by Eastland
Eastland of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee labeled Maud Russell of New York City an anti American propagandist. Russell, publisher of Far East Reporter, testified she refused Fifth Amendment self incrimination on Communist Party membership. Eastland urged registering as foreign agents or barring from mails. Russell said Far East Reporter handles research and lectures on China policy. she claims 150 to 160 talks yearly nationwide.
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Washington
Eastland
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Maud Russell
New York City
Miss Russell
China
Far East Reporter
Communist Party
United States
John W. Powell
San Francisco
William Hinton
Putney, VI
Russell
Eisenhower mum on political future amid convention planning
White House secretary Hagerty said Eisenhower was pleased with convention planning and Langlie's selection for opening keynote. He denied discussing Hall's view that the President would seek a second term and confirmed no talk of reappraisal or family discussions. Eisenhower continued convalescence at Walter Reed as other items surfaced.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Hall
Adams
White House
Orler
Ani Hagerty
Walter Reed
Paris
Paris Music Hall
Capital
Joey
American Incidents Higher in Bavaria Report
Bavarian Premier Wilhelm Hoegner said the number of incidents involving American troops in Bavaria has doubled in six months. He cited 14 serious incidents since January, including rapes a robbery murder taxi robberies and a hand grenade explosion.
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Munich
Germany
Wilhelm Hoegner
Italian film star wins divorce decree in landmark case
Eleonora Rossi Drago, Genoa, obtained a legal separation from engineer husband Isaie Rossi after 13 years of marriage. The decree notes a 1947 cotton crop context and mentions their 13-year-old daughter as part of the couple's background. The case highlights cross border elements between Italy and Mexico City reporting.
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Genoa
Italy
Eleonora Rossi Drago
Isaie Rossi
Mexico City
Mexico
Cusyear
Association of Cottonied
Isotopes Held Key in Quest for Cancer Cure
In Salt Lake City Dr. R R Newell of Stanford says radioactive isotopes may aid cancer diagnosis and treatment by enabling new body-function studies. He notes isotopes will not cure alone but could open doors to better diagnoses and therapies. convention notes from the Society of Nuclear Medicine.
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Salt Lake City
Bey
Norman
Holter
Helena
Mont
Marshall Brucer
Oak Ridge
Tenn
R. R. Newell
Stanford University School of Medicine
Press-Tetestam Daily Long Beach Publication Notice
A fragmented ad text from a Long Beach newspaper mentions the Daily publication schedule and circulation data. It cites an audit bureau, delivery rates, and monthly figures, but the details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Press-Tetestam
Sixthtreet
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Number_ Audit Bureau
Janer
ALL SAFE Explosives Truck Collision Near Webster City
A truck carrying 17 tons of dynamite collided with a car carrying a Minnesota family near Webster City Iowa. No one was seriously injured though Mrs Larson and her sons Orville 12 and Robert 9 suffered cuts and bruises. The Larson family was en route to Colorado Springs Colorado. Marvel Larson 14 and another husband were in a separate car. The Des Moines Hawkeye Trucking Co. truck was driven by Leon ard W Page of Des Moines.
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Webster City
Iowa
Minnesota
Colorado
Orville “Lerson
Winana
Minn
Orville
Robert
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hawkeye Trucking Co
Des Moines
Leonard W. Page
Red Missile Peril Four Years Away Warned At Defense Meet
At the annual defense conference in Quantico Virginia the Air Force warned that the Soviet Union may possess significant numbers of intercontinental ballistic missiles in four years while the Navy warned of missiles and submarines that could devastate inland cities. Adm. Radford noted we have a long way to go to resolve inter service differences as Army Secretary Brucker argued Communists must expand and will rely on military power for world conquest.
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Quantico
America
Navy
Pentagon
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs-Of- Staff
Radford
Army
Wilbert M+ 3rucker
Twining in Moscow to See Aerial Might
U S General Twining visits Moscow to meet Soviet air force leaders and view their equipment as part of a high level trip accompanied by senior Air Force officers. The aim is to ease tensions and assess developments while meeting Marshal Konev and other Soviet officials. Ambassador Bohlen accompanies Twining to the residence for a conference ahead of a call on Marshal Zhuikov.
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Moscow
James C. Sherrill
William H. McVey
Air Twining
Force
Myron
Marshal Koney
Koney
Twining
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Sor
Eisenhower
Georgi K. Zhuikov
Nigel Birch
Royal Air Force
Soviet Union
Paul Bailly
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Air Research and Development
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Air Research and Development Command
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Strategic Air Command
Thomas W. Wolfe
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