Fact Finders Intensify Survey On Steel Strike
Government fact finding squads intensified work on the steel strike to aid President Eisenhower. With production halted about 90 percent, losses approach 43 million dollars daily and 199 million so far. Labor and industry leaders predicted limited settlement prospects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Jame P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Labor Department
Department of Commerce
Council of Economic Advisers
Cabinet Committee On
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Chuckle on Courtship as Self Discovery in Marriage
A light humor line notes that for a girl courtship is about guiding a man to realize he will marry her. The quip plays on social norms and marital expectations with playful irony.
Nixon and Khrushchev Clash in Moscow Exhibition Row
In Moscow Nixon and Khrushchev debated in public as they toured the American exhibition. They traded barbs over peace and bases abroad while video and TV plans were agreed. They ended with a cordial lunch at the Kremlin and a light moment over washing machines.
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Moscow
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
Sokolnik Park
Khrushchev
Lloyd Seeks Salvage of Four-Power Talks in Berlin
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd pressed for an interim Berlin accord with the Soviet Union during the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva. He sought to shift focus from East Germany to Berlin security while Gromyko showed willingness to discuss Berlin issues. Prime Minister Macmillan supported a possible summit as Lloyd urged progress toward a Berlin truce and arms limits.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
West Berlin
Lloyd
Gromyko
Berlin
Big Four
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd's J
Photographers and Reporters Granted Access to First Session
Photographers and reporters were admitted for the first part of the event with access noted. Details edge toward continuation on page 18.
Jumbo Elephant Tours Alpine Town on Hannibal Route
Jumbo the two ton elephant arrived in Saint Jean de Maurienne France with a welcoming crowd of 3 663 including a British historian and local vendors The procession included two cars a truck and a band Jumbo and trainer prepared for the fifth leg of the Alps journey as historian Johan Hoyte argues Hannibal crossed the Clapier Pass while others doubt the trek Hoyte took Jumbo from Turin to travel along the Alpine route at about 12 miles a day with no notable trouble beyond heat
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France
Hannibal
B.C
Jumbo
Alps
Johan Hoyte
Italy
Clapier
Mediterranean
Hoyte
Turin Zoo
Eisenhower Aides Cut Foreign Aid Funds and Sign Authorization
The House Appropriations Committee reduced foreign aid by 390 million dollars as a final 1950 spending cut. President Eisenhower signed a foreign aid authorization bill totaling 3.556 billion dollars, about 353 million below his recommended amount. In Massillon Ohio Police Chief Stanley Swifer resigned after Mayor Lash threatened to suspend him amid a gambling crackdown, with off duty officers involved in raids, ending his tenure.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Massillon
Ohio
Stanley Switfer
Edgar L. Lash
Nepal Prince Basundhara to Wed American Author Lynn Waldron
Prince Basundhara of Nepal arrived in Honolulu where Lynn Waldron, 22, an author from Pepper Pike Ohio, says they will marry soon after meeting six months ago during her tour of the Indian kingdom.
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Honolulu
Prince Basundhara
Nepal
Lynn Waldron
Miss Waldron
Pepper Pike
Ohio
Castro to Pitch in Five Inning Beneficial Ball Game
Fidel Castro is to pitch part of a five inning game between his soldiers and police in Havana. Proceeds aid the agrarian fund to help peasants gain lands seized from large owners. Opposing pitcher is army chief Camilo de Cienfuegos as Plaza Civica hosts the anniversary rally.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Agrarian Reform Am
Castro
Agrarian
Army
Camilio de Cienfuego
Plaza Civica
Castrogram
Humboldt quake rattles coast with sea-centered epicenter
A strong tremor, the strongest since December 1954, shook a large Humboldt County area on Thursday with its epicenter offshore, according to reports from Eureka.
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Eureka
Calif
Humboldt County
Miracle rescue for missing socialite Jacqueline Hart in Chicago
Jacqueline Gay Hart, 21, niece of Ralph A Hart, was found safe in Chicago after a reported abduction. Her fiance Stanley Gaines and her father Ralph A Hart were alerted, and Jacqueline asked her father to come quickly as she thanked police for the rescue.
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Ralph A. Hart
Jacqueline Gay
Chicago
Miss Universe finalists chosen in three-part judging rounds
Patrick McNulty reports Long Beach AP that 15 of the 34 finalists will be studied in three parts by judges. The list includes Miss Belgium Helene Savigny 24 Miss Brazil Vera Ribeiro 19 Miss Colombia Olga Pumarajo 20 Miss England Pamela Anne Searle 21 and others from France Germany Greece Iceland Israel Japan Korea Norway Poland Sweden and USA. The two Asia finalists Miss Japan Akiki Kojima and Miss Korea Hyun Choo Oh are thrilled but doubt becoming the first Oriental Miss Universe.
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Long Beach
Calif
Belgium
Helene Savigny
Braszil
Vera Ribeiro
Colombia
Olga Pumarejo
England
Pamela Anne Searle
France
Francoise Saint Laurrent
Germany
Carmela Kun‘zel
Greece
Zoe Koyroykly
Iceland
Sigridur Thorvaldsdottir
Israel
Rina Issacov
Tel Aviv
Japan
Akiki Kojima
Tokyo
Korea
Hyun Choo Oh
Norway
Jorunn Kristiansen
Poland
Zuzanna Dembrowska
Sweden
Marie-Louise Ekstrom
U.S.A
Terry Lynn Huntingdon
Asia
Miss Arkansas Cast in Film About City Newspaper Life
Long Beach California reports a movie contract offer for Jack Webb after spotting Donna Sue Needham Miss Arkansas 19 seeks a 30 percent screen role. Webb envisions a day in the life of a metropolitan newspaper with Needham portraying an aspiring actress guided to the paper by a press agent.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jack Webb
Ant. Webb
Donna Sue Needham
Berryville
Pageant Judges Seek Charm Body and Face Tonight
The judge calls for focus on three traits as the girls parade in evening gowns and bathing suits amid tonight’s event. Judges will evaluate charm body and face as the sports lineup blends into the program.
Newark Family Credits Publicity for Finding Missing Daughter
A Newark suburb mother praises publicity and the efforts of a rescue team as her daughter is found safe. She notes many kind callers and confirms no ransom demands were received while speaking to reporters on the Harts' steps.
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Harts
Newark
Brazil to Expel Financier Birrell Over Stock Fraud
Rio de Janeiro police said legal steps will begin to expel Lawrell M Birrell a 52 year old U S attorney from Brazil on charges tied to a 14 million dollar stock fraud in New York. Birrell was seized near Copacabana and alleged to have entered Brazil with forged documents carrying three passports two U S and one Canadian.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Lawrell M. Birrell
Brazil
U.S
New York
Birrell
Copacabana Beach
United States
French Put Reserves Into Fight In Kabylie Offensive
Algiers AP report states the French army has thrown all reserves into a decisive assault in the Grande Kabylie mountains east of Algiers. Gen Maurice Challe commands personally as air ground and sea forces strike, with weeks or months expected. the operation may shape UN talks on Algeria.
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Grande Kabylie
Algiers
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Kabylie
United Nations
Car Runs Over Man Four Times
In Houston, George A. Lansdowne 81 head of a farm implement firm died when his own car ran over him four times after a two car collision. He was thrown from the vehicle and a bystander halted the runaway car. Mrs Betty Ann Sud 25, driver of the other auto, escaped injury.
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Houston
Tex
George A. Lansdowne
J. B Calloway
Lansdowne
Betty Ann Sud
New Jersey socialite says she was kidnapped and terrorized
Jacqueline Hart, 21, daughter of Colgate official, appeared in a Chicago park claiming two men abducted her after Newark airport. She described being gagged bound and driven for two days, fed only candy, and threatened with a gun before being dumped. She planned to marry fiancé Stanley Gaines.
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Jacqueline
Stanley S Gaines
Fayetteville
W. Va
Newark Airport
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Hart
New Jersey
Chicago Lake Front
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Colgate Palmolive Co
Jack Blakeslee
Miss Hart
Gay Hart
James Meskell
Blakeslee
Gaines
Charles Pierson
St Joseph liberalizes blue law for Sunday sales
The St. Joseph City Council approved a new ordinance loosening Sunday sale rules. It allows certain businesses to open but restricts items: no peanuts, cigarettes, or tobacco. beer only 3.2 percent. Gas stations, drugstores, hospitals and restaurants have specific allowances. enforcement began after Council President Garth Landis ordered police to enforce the ordinance.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri
Fred E. Schoenlaub
Schoenlaub
Council
Garth Landis
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Jones and Laughlin
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Kremlin
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Chioan
Short Hills
N.J
Central Police Station
Vlasta Greene
Cuba
Ccertain
Bennet M. Bolton JR
Mrs. Hart
Patrick McNulty
Crane
Valley News
By Andrew Borowiec
By Walter Rugaber
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