UAW Asks Curtice To Speak On Revolutionary Plan
DETROIT AP Walter P Reuther invites General Motors President Harlow Curtice to address a special UAW convention and explain the rival bargaining plan that would share car profits with workers. The plan envisions a 10 percent after tax profit division, worker shares, rebates for customers, and expanded benefits.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Autos Workers
Reuther
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
UAW
Atlantic City
McElroy Faces Question On Service Ad During Hearing
In a House Armed Services Committee session, Rep. Kilday of Texas displayed a full page ad from a service publication. The ad claimed to offer servicemen the best career opportunities as Defense Secretary McElroy, ex-Procter & Gamble president, urged higher service pay and incentives to compete with industry. He quipped about fearing a Procter & Gamble ad would appear.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Kilday
D-Tex
Procter & Gamble
Blizzard Strikes Midwest Kansas City Faces Record Snow
Kansas City and surrounding area dig out after 15 inches of snow in the Blizzard the worst in 46 years. The storm left 17 dead across Kansas Missouri Iowa Illinois with heavy drifts and blocked highways forcing school closures and plant shutdowns.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Odessa
Nee Iles
Missouri-Kansas
U.S. 71
Cold Front to Bring Colder Temperatures Next few days
The Miami Valley faces a sharp cold snap as frigid air from Canada moves in. Cloudy conditions with highs near two and lows around the low twenties are forecast through Thursday. Middletown recorded a high of 44 degrees yesterday and a low of 29 this morning. Rain and snowfall accumulated about 0.80 inches Tuesday and last night.
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Miami Valley
Canada
Middletown
Car Skids and Crashes Kill Lancaster Woman in Columbus
A Lancaster woman, year old, died instantly when her car skidded out of control and struck a heavy-duty utility pole on Parsons Ave. Carol Gay Wilson died at Grant Hospital from a skull fracture. Driver Wendell Romain, 29, of the 801st Headquarters Squadron, Lockborne AFB, was treated for head and leg injuries and held for investigation of second degree manslaughter. Two other passengers were injured and treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster
Parsons Ave
Carol Gay Wilson
Grant Hospital
Wendell Romain
801St
Locksbourne Air Force Base
Grand Hospital
City Prison
Mercy Hospital
Edwin Paul Hodshire
Albany
Ind
William McHenry
Cleveland
Air Force Base
Chuckle Uplifts Faith in Human Nature Across America
Lighthearted note urges readers to recall the many Americans who have acted honestly and kindly, contrasting with rare bad actors and reminding public trust remains strong in daily life.
Nimitz Opposes Preventive War in Defense Hearing
Secretary of Defense McElroy faces questioning as the Senate Preparedness subcommittee reviews a military attack strategy aimed at offsetting Soviet power. Navy Admiral Nimitz rejects preventive war while Johnson supports caution, noting the policy to defend but not start a war and calling for openness about a Johns Hopkins study.
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Washington
McElroy
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Johnson
U. S
Russia
United States
Johns Hopkins University
Commuter Bus Delayed Four Hours By Blizzard
The 7:30 a.m. bus from Liberty, Missouri arrived at 12:15 p.m. yesterday after a four hour delay due to a Kansas City area blizzard. The run, normally 45 minutes, was stalled by road closures and drivers and passengers pushed stalled cars from the roadway.
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Kansas City
Liberty
U.S. 69
Lady Driver Cathy Says Men Are Better Behind The Wheel
Cathy, a Los Angeles driving instructor, argues men are better drivers due to confidence and quicker emergency reactions while claiming women learn more easily but drive more cautiously. She notes men often overstate knowledge and then err, and she maintains women may be safer with care yet slower than octogenarian drivers.
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Cathy
Los Angeles
Ohefinokee Swamp
Cathyy
Rep. Smith Collapses at Capitol Hospitalized
Wisconsin Republican Representative Lawrence H. Smith, 65, collapsed at the Capitol this afternoon as he entered the House restaurant with his wife. Capitol physician George Calver said his heart had stopped and the senator received adrenaline before being rushed to Walter Reed Hospital. Smith previously suffered a heart attack years ago and has served in the House since August 1941, as a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Capitol
George Calver
Smith
Calver
Dulles Heads to Bolster Baghdad Pact Nations
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Ankara and Tehran to bolster Baghdad Pact members Iran Iraq Turkey Pakistan and Britain amid Cold War tensions. President Eisenhower reiterates unwavering support and denounces Soviet claims of US base plans as false.
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John M. Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Ankara
Turkey
United States
Middle Eastern
National Security Council
State Department
U. S
Tehran
An- Turkey
Baghdad
Pakistan
Iran
Iraq
Britain
Northtlantic Treaty Organization
Key
ATO
Leonid Ilichev
Mintry
Man Shot At Dayton In Hospital Entry
Springfield man Shelton Nethery Jr., 27, was wounded critically by a shotgun blast and staggered into Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton about 1 40 a.m. His estranged wife Colletta and mother Cresse Eichenberger were by his bedside. the motive and shooter are unknown.
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Dayton
Ohio
Springfield
Miami Valley Hospital
Edward Knox
Shelton Nethery Jr
Nethery
Coletta
London
Cresse Eichenberger
Knox
Tank Car Explodes injuring scores in Niagara Falls
A railroad tank car filled with an unidentified chemical exploded near Porter avenue shortly after 9 30 a m causing extensive property damage and injuries. Hospitals reported a steady flow of emergency cases but no fatalities. Windows shattered at Hyde Park Elementary and other nearby schools amid widespread debris and power outages.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Hyde Park
Porter Avenue
Jctty
Niagara Unc A Service
Hope Seen For Steel Industry Recovery in Months
The editor in chief of The Iron Age, a steel industry journal, said American business may pull out of the recession within the next five to six months. Tom Campbell told Cincinnati advertisers that defense spending and an end to inventory cutting could halt the downward trend, while he warned against unwise budget cuts and reduced new product research.
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the Iron Age
Tom Campbell
Cincinnati
Caracas Curfew Enforced as Riots Rock Capital
Caracas imposes a 6 pm to 5 am curfew after rioting and gunfire in the capital. Government troops are ordered to fire on anyone disturbing the peace as clashes in downtown Caracas, Los Teques, Valencia, and Pueblo Nuevo leave 20 dead, 100 injured, and about 1,000 arrests.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Benuecias Duineg
Washington
Los Teques
Valencia
Pueblo Nuevo
Hidden profits in union land deal questioned by Senate panel
The Senate rackets committee questioned Victor Swanson and Edan Doran about $59,955.76 in hidden profits from a San Francisco union land deal. Witness Pierre Salinger described transactions using dummies and parcels bought in Stockton California to conceal profits. Local 3 leader Patrick Clancy denied knowledge of hidden profits and admitted receiving small sums from Swanson as loans.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Operating Engineers Union
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee
Victor S. Swanson
San Francisco
Edan
Pierra Salinger
Doran and
Swanson
Salvnger
Stockton
Calif
Patrick W. Clancy
Clancy
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