Top Steel Men In Secret Confab
Federal mediators returned to bargaining as United Steelworkers and industry negotiators resumed talks after a secret New York meeting. The union seeks a shorter contract and higher wages for about 650,000 workers, while the industry sticks to a 52 month, 17 2 3 cent hourly package plan.
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Top Steel
Pittsburgh
United
David J. McDonald
New York
McDonald
Allied Industries
Great Lakes
Er Te Plain Dealer
Sold Realty Seized For Back Taxes In Franklin
Real estate at Franklin Route 2, now owned by Clyde Carr of Franklin, was seized by the federal government for tax liens. Robert Emery of the Middletown Internal Revenue Office said liens against the property were filed prior to Carr's purchase and total $1,176.77. The liens are valid under Section 6323 a of the 1954 Internal Revenue Code.
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Franklin Rt. 2
Clyde Carr
Franklin
Robert Emery
Middletown
Internal Revenue Office
Leonard C. McKenzie
Navaho Street
Carr
S. Verity Pkvy
Emery
Warren County Recorder's Office
Senate panel OKs bill creating 33 new federal judgeships
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill that would establish 33 new federal district judgeships in the Northern District of Ohio. The measure advances as part of a broader effort to ease federal caseloads and improve court efficiency.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
General James A. Van Fleet in satisfactory condition after surgery
Gen. James A. Van Fleet, 64, underwent emergency surgery for a gangrenous appendix at Alachua General Hospital in Gainesville. Dr. F. H. Andrews reported the condition satisfactory at 1 p.m. with vital signs normal and a expected minor variation. The general, home in Hobe Sound, had recently dedicated a shipload of 4 H Club cattle and hogs at Mobile for Korean relief.
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Gainesville
Fla
James A. van Fleet
U. S. 8Th Army
Alachua General Hospital
F. H. Andrews
Hobe Sound
South Florida
Mobile Ala
van van Fleet
Korea
Greece
U. S
Cincinnati Boy Ordered To Longview Hospital
A 13 year old admitted strangling Clarence Townson a 5 year old in Cincinnati May 20 was ordered confined to Longview State Hospital after mental examinations found him mentally ill. He had attempted suicide several times since custody began and has been held at General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Richard Townson
Longview
Chase M. Davies
General Hospital
Townson
Silencer Case Yields Three-Year Sentence
Albert Wright of Kentucky was convicted of illegally possessing a pistol silencer. A federal jury took under an hour to reach a verdict. Judge John H. Fel sentenced him to three years in prison and a $2,000 fine, with plans to appeal.
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Cincinnati
Albert
Sammy) Wright
Ne . Ky
John H.fel
Wright
Two Papers Win Tests With Mayor in Reading Dispute
Reading newspapers the Eagle and Times won a first test against Mayor Daniel McDevitt as City Hall curbs continued. Judge Hess cleared Charles H. Kessler of disorderly conduct charges for posing with a borrowed typewriter on City Hall steps. Court actions also paused 73 traffic charges against the papers and staff trucks were briefly restricted before unloading. The papers alleged the moves stemmed from critical coverage of raids on coin machine venues linked to the mayor’s circle.
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Reading
The
Eagle
Times
Daniel McDevitt
City Hall
Berks County
Charles H. Kessler
Morning Times
Kessler
McDevitt
City Council
Bernard Richards
Z Time
C. Wilson Austin
Warren K. Hess
Austin
Eagle and Times
Fund to Save the Circus Initiated in Portsmouth
Martin Hicks, 65, a barber, gave the first dollar to the Norfolk Virginian Pilot for a nationwide Fund to Put the Show Back on the Road. He sent the money to King Bros unit stranded in Pennsylvania, saying the horse and buggy era is gone and children deserve it.
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Portsmouth
Martin Hicks
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Hicks
Eden Braces For Critics Blasts On Cyprus Policy
London prime minister Eden faces a parliamentary storm over Cyprus policy as debates test British fear of public opposition. Greek Cypriots demand self determination while Turkish Cypriots and governments back opposing sides. Labor questions whether a settlement is possible without a credible negotiator like Archbishop Makarios.
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Eden
Cyprus
Tom Ochiltree
London
Den
Connecticut
Enosis
Movement
Middle East
Lord Radcliffe
Greece
Makarios
Lull Precedes Storm On Civil Rights Bill
Washington reports a lull in the House civil rights debate as amendments loom tomorrow after two days of general talks. Southerners may press delaying changes, with final passage seen possibly Friday and a 2 1 margin predicted by Republican Leader Martin. Senate action remained unlikely after a key bloc blocked four bills in Judiciary Committee. Rep Ashmore accused the bill of courting the Negro vote, while Rep Boyle questioned Mississippi voting figures and Rep Diggs argued progress exists but voting access remains unequal in the South.
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Washington
House
Martin
Mass
Senate
Sen
D-Mo
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep
Ashmore
D-Sc
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Boyle
D-ili
Mississippi
Diggs
D-Mich
South
Arsenic Not Used In U S Paints Says Experts
New York experts state arsenic is not used in American paints. Past pigments like Paris green are obsolete as modern chemists have developed safer green pigments. Lead remains the main hazard in paints, especially for chewable surfaces, with safety and toxicity tests now standard before marketing.
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New York
Clarence Luce
U.S
Tony
Paris
A. Haldane Gee
Foster D. Snell, Inc
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