UAW Rules On Ex Reds In First Major Decision
The UAW Public Review Board ruled former Communists may hold union offices. It upheld local and international findings on ten cases tied to Senate Internal Security subcommittee inquiries, with five Detroit area locals, five international reps cleared, and a final panel of notable figures delivering the decision.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Public Review Board
UAW
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Detroit Area
Senate
Communist Party
UAW International
Chicago
Public Review Board
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Fee
Fsl
James
Harry M 'Phile
Walter
Mack Cinori
Ford Local 600
Edith van Horn
Dodge Local 3
International
Milton Burns
DeWitt Gilpin
Andrew Newhoff
Albert Verri
Donald Harris
Internaonal
Review Board
Dayton strikers press on as mediation opens talks
Dayton Ohio AP report details a second weekend without local papers as 64 mailers strike at Dayton Newspapers Inc. Negotiations led by Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service aim to end the walkout affecting the Dayton Daily News and Journal Herald. A 10 a.m. meeting is scheduled next Monday with no agreement reached.
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Dayton
Ohio
Monoe Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Dayton Daily News
Morning Journal Herald
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
International Mailers Union
Robert A. Wolfe
Ee Eee
Dayton Newspapers, Inc. Federal Mediation and Service
A. §. Young
Korean Aid Works With 31 Plants in 24 Industries
In Seoul the American aid program reports 31 major plants completed in 24 industries this year. Over 100 further plants are under construction with more than 1.3 billion dollars in aid funds spent in the last four years, said economic coordinator William E. Warne in a yearend statement.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
William E. Warne
Chuckle Right Now Tepid Time for the Meek to Inherit
A witty quip notes that current moments would be terrible for the meek to gain power as the world shifts. The line uses a sharp social edge to comment on power and timing.
Biologist Traces All Life To Brown Seaweed
Indiana bio and Texas A&M associate professor Lawrence Dillon argues all life belongs to one plant kingdom fossilized in cell structure studies. He presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science claiming brown seaweed is the ancestral source for animals and higher plants.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence
Dillon
Texas A&m College
D. Dillon
American Assn
Advancement of
Science
Earth
Bank burglar escapes through glass door in Park Place branch
A Park Place First National Bank burglary ended with a daring escape when David Paul Ingram fled through quarter inch glass after being spotted by merchant policeman Al Carr. Ingram, living at 109 Garfield Street, was arrested at his home at 9 a.m. and awaits arraignment before U S Commissioner Graham Hunt Jr on federal bank burglary charges. FBI and local police spent the night tracing suspects, linking the break in to a possible one man crime spree that included other broken windows and a station break-in.
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al Carr
Journal
Weith
Park Place
First National Bank
Central Ave
David Paul Ingram
Garfield St
U. S
Graham B. Hunt Jr
Ingram
Mansfield Reformatory
FBI
E. D. Mason
First National
Carr
Sutphin Street
Lan
Sid. Carr
Cincinnati
Mason
Keone
Charles Street
East End
Oglesby-Barnite Bank
Ralston & West Service
U S Missile Spending Tops 17 Billion Since World War II
The United States has spent about 17.178 billion dollars on missile research development and production since 1946 with most funds allocated after 1950. Pentagon figures show current year costs totaling 4.638 billion and potential extra funding sought from Congress.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Congress
Pentagon Today
Defense Department
Expanson
Korea
Russia
U. S
French May Get Strong Government
Paris AP says French Premier Felix Gaillard wins cabinet support for a plan to curb cabinet crises. Proposals bar deputies from tax or expenditure bills, allow dissolution of the Assembly, and require an alternate majority for ousting a government. Assembly passes Gaillard budget 288 to 233 with a 5 295 billion francs outlay and 4 695 billion revenue, deficit about 600 billion.
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Paris
National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
Assembly
Gaillard
France
Weekend Weather Outlook for Miami Valley
The Miami Valley faces a cold weekend with rain and winds. Today’s forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a high near 50 degrees, followed by rain and windy, mild tonight with a low around 42. Saturday turns colder as rain ends and winds persist, then Sunday remains cloudy and chilly. Middletown highs reached 41 yesterday at 1.30 p.m. and a 29 degree low was recorded at 6:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Soviet Jets Claim Record Height for Unnamed Fighter
The Soviet press reports a standard jet fighter rose above 19,000 meters 62 335 feet in recent tests claiming a first of its kind. The aircraft remains unidentified and the record trails the official world altitude record of 20 083 meters held by a U S rocket test plane.
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Moscow
Red Stay
U.S
Semi-Screwball Crewmen For Space Seas
A scientist suggests semi-screwballs or Eskimos and Buddhist monks could make ideal space crewmen. He argues long voyages demand unusual mind sets to handle isolation, boredom, danger, and dependence on teammates, with male female mix as a possible but problematic solution.
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Indianapolis
Donald M. Michael
Stamford
Conn
American Assn
Science
Michael
Dunlap and Associates, Inc
China Okays Treaty to Set Indonesian Citizenship Links
The State Council approved a treaty with Indonesia that ends Peiping claims on Indonesians of Chinese origin gaining Chinese citizenship. The accord grants Indonesian nationality to such individuals under agreed terms.
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Hong Kong
Red
China
Rruling State Council
Indonesia
Peiping
Egypt proposes African Asian common market counter European bloc
Egypt proposes a regional African Asian common market to counter the European common market set to begin January 1. The idea was presented to the African Asian People's Conference economic committee amid debate over a Soviet economic report and regional trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Abdel Razzakh Hassan
Russia
Reds harass over Red China with leaflet and rice drops
Taiwan Formosa defense ministry says about 10 000 flights were conducted over Red China in the last year to drop leaflets and rice amid ongoing harassment reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Cce Defense Ministry
Toy
Fire guts heart of coal town Springhill Nova Scotia
Wind driven blaze destroys 15 businesses and five apartments on Springhill main street. Mayor May Gilroy vows to press for government aid as 7000 residents face losses worth at least one million dollars and potential layoffs after a 1956 mine disaster. One evacuee reportedly dies of a heart attack.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Ralph Gilroy
Gilroy
Rabid puppy bites Florida Southern students
In Lakeland Florida eight people were bitten after a campus mascot puppy was cuddled by coeds at Florida Southern College. The dog died and tests confirmed rabies prompting calls to students across the country and letters to about 2000 students. Four named victims include Sheila Bryant Patricia Laden Jackie Sierra Toddy Ann Pereboom and Barbara Hopson.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida Southern College
Sheila Bryant
Lanta
Patricia Laden
Teacneck
N. J
Jackie Sierra
Tody Ann Pereboom
Lake Worth
Barbara Hopson
Miss Hopson
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Wayne
Wade H. McCree
J. Arthur Hanrahan
Windsor
Ont
Wolfe
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