Motormen Propose End to New York Subway Strike
Motormen from the independent Motormen's Benevolent Association offer a six point plan to Mayor Wagner to end a five day walkout. The plan seeks a conference and settlement while 61 percent of normal service resumes. The TA rejects MBA bargaining and vows to pursue charges via an impartial referee.
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New York
Subway
Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
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Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Atty
Louis Waldman
MBA
TWU
Swords Point
City Transit Authority
E. Vincent Curtayne
Wagner
Butler says nation lacks full time president leadership
Indiana speech by Democratic National Committee chair Paul M. Butler urges a free press to shed party ties and inspire public resolve. He criticizes Eisenhower era delays and warns the press against complacency as the nation faces critical challenges amid Soviet Sputnik era tension.
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Indianapolis
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Eisenhower
Indiana
Sigma Delta Chi
Russia
Sputniks
Pat and Mike coin debt over unanswered loan question
Pat seeks a $100 loan from Mike but gets no reply. Frustrated, Pat repeats the request and then demands an answer. Mike counters that Pat owes him $100 for the lack of response.
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Pat
Mike
Georgia Tech Men Pick Ideal College Date
Georgia Tech students polled by Technique reveal the ideal date: sober, serious, sweet, conservatively dressed and kissable on the first date. The profile describes a little over 5 feet 2 inches tall with blue eyes and brown hair.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Technique
Tech
Sukarno Denies Ouster Rumors Amid Dutch Reports
Indonesian President Sukarno denies Dutch claims he has been deposed and remains in office presiding over the National Council. Premier Djuanda and Army Chief Nasution will lead during his abroad rest as Sartono acts as figurehead.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Radio Hilversum
Netherlands
Djuantha
Sartono
Indi
Carled
Djuanda
Adbul Harris Nasution
Army
Mohammed Hatta
Nasution
Amsterdam
National
Advi Council
West New Guinea
India
Egypt
Labor Purge Continues as AFL-CIO Targets Union Corruption
AFL-CIO vows to double efforts to root out crime and racketeering in unions including Teamsters Bakery Workers United Textile Workers and Distillery Workers. George Meany, re elected president, says organizing the unorganized remains core while expulsions are used when necessary.
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Atlantic City NJ
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Federation of the Teamsters
Senate
George Meany
Federation
Labor
House of Labor
Meany
Teamsters
Bakery
Unon
Laundry Workers
United Textile Workers
Distillery Workers Union
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Itabe
Totoratl i
Taxi Would Be Quicker
A gunman forced bus driver James Pardoles Jr. to drive nine miles in a maze of streets after rejecting a ransom and claiming he just wanted to go home. The sole passenger on board, he issued no demand for money.
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New York
James Pardoles Jr
Pardoles
Hurt French Feelings May Sink NATO Talks
Secretary Dulles arrived in Paris to join 14 NATO foreign ministers for final talks. Paris resents U S Britain plans to station nuclear weapons in Europe without France, fueling fears of Western Alignment and possible settlement delays with Russia. France and Bonn weigh passports for missiles as Italy Norway and Denmark influence the plan. Von Brentano signaled no fear of U S British domination and said missile site issues would not be settled at the upcoming summit.
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Dulles
Western Alliance
NATO
Suilming Lvintltice
Alliance
Christian Pineau
Jacques Vimot
U.nited
Britain
Europe
France
Russia
United States
European
Washington
London
Bonn
Italy
Norway
Denmark
North Africa
West Germany
U. S
Germany
Henrich von Bretano
Atlantic Alliance
von Bretano
Rustan Ave Ee
Itas
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Felix Gaillard
Moscow Radio
U. N
New York
Soviet Union
East
Quake Hits West Iran With Heavy Casualties
A powerful earthquake struck west Iran early today with unofficial reports of at least 350 dead and thousands injured. Sahneh near Hamadan and Kermanshah areas bore the brunt as villages suffered extensive damage and hundreds faced homelessness amid freezing weather.
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Tehran
Iran
Damavand
Caspian Sea
Sahneh
Hamadan
Kermanshah
Tehran Radio
Farsinak
Weekend Warm Up Hits Miami Valley Temperatures Rise
The cold arctic air moves east and a warmer spell arrives with partly cloudy skies. Today highs near 44 degrees and tonight lows around 33. Saturday could reach 48 and Sunday looks sunny and mild. Middletown records show 22 degrees at 9 p.m. and 20 degrees this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Icy Treat Icicles Delight Alabama Child
A cold wave grips the sunny South as Kathy Lynn Gunthorpe tastes icicles for the first time. Birmingham News photographer Bob Gunthorpe captures his 2%year-old daughter enjoying the frost with his camera.
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Kathy Lynn Gunthorpe
Alabama
South
Birmingham
Bob Gunthorpe
Cicles
Eisenhower Flies To Paris To Lead NATO Drive
President Eisenhower, frail but determined, travels to Paris to rally NATO allies toward stronger scientific, military, and political action. He aims to reassure partners and press for use of allied bases for rockets and nuclear weapons while countering Soviet propaganda and soothing rifts among member nations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
NATO Alliance
Destroyer Manley Smashed by Heavy Seas
U S Destroyer Manley part of its superstructure smashed by heavy seas killing one crew member and injuring three others. Manley along with Gearing McCard and Vogelgesang faced 60 knot winds en route from Norfolk to join the 6th Fleet off Spain when refueling became impossible. Gearing McCard and Vogelgesang towed. one crewman on Gearing swept overboard and saved by tanker Salamonie.
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U. S
Manley
Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
Spain
Navy
Gearing
McCard
Vogelgesang
Norfolk
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Salamonie
Norway Names U.S. Ambassador Paul Gruda Koht
Oslo announces Paul Gruda Koht as the new ambassador to Washington. He succeeds Wilhelm von Munthe Morgenstierne in the post, reflecting a diplomatic reshuffle in Norway's foreign service.
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