Strike Near End Seen in Steel Talks
In New York AP reports final contract talks delaying a nationwide steel strike end. Negotiators and union leaders postpone until Friday while outlining gains include a 50 cent three year package with part paid as wages and benefits. About 650000 workers walked out July 1 as talks stalled.
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New York
Steel
Johnens
U. S
Ceeee Shean
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Eee
Man Nailed to Cross in Reynosa Exhibition Stirs Controversy
In Reynosa Mexico a 25 year old known as Tagore real name Irenio Garcia Carmona remains strapped to a cross in a rented room near the bull ring while about 5,000 spectators watch through Sunday sunset. He says he learned pain as a child and plans to stay up to 15 more days if permitted. He plans to donate ten percent to the Catholic Church though local clergy deny authorization or church sponsorship.
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Reynosa
Mexico
Tagore
Irenio Garcia Carmona
Jose Castillinas
Boys Admit Wreck Try On Xplorer
Seven youths aged 7 to 12 in Columbus have admitted trying to derail the Xplorer passenger train by piling rocks and debris on the New York Central rails five minutes before the train’s scheduled pass. They were remanded to their parents pending Juvenile Court appearance after police statements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Q. J. McDonald
Juvenile Bureau
New York Central
Cincinnati
Cleveland
McDonald
Jet Crashes Into Building After Flight From Perrin AFB
A Air Force training jet crashed into a grocery store and apartment building in New Castle Pennsylvania after straying from Perrin AFB. Two crewmen bailed out with minor injuries eight miles away. One occupant, Mrs. Sylvester Bockum, was hospitalized for shock. six others treated. Damages estimated at about 75000 dollars.
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New Castle
Air Force
Sylvester Bockum
Wellings Pulford
Sree
W. K. Ryan
E. McCleod
Stewart Air Force Base
Newae N
Chanute Field
Perrin Afb
Tex
Ryan
McCleod
Greater Pitts
New Cas
Can't Keep A Good Man Down
South Bend report says Glen W. Dunning, 81, fell eight feet from his roof but started to climb back up with a ladder when police arrived. They took him to a hospital where doctors treated bruises and injuries.
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South Bend
Ind
Glen W. Dunning
Polie
Saas
Dunning
House Panel Approves Compromise Foreign Aid Bill
A wartime era foreign aid bill gains House passage after a committee compromise. The measure provides about 3.77 billion dollars in new money, with major sums for Europe, the Near East, Asia, and Latin America, and includes 40 million dollars of past balances. Eisenhower sought roughly 4.86 billion. the final figure splits roughly between Senate and House versions.
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Washington
Senate
House Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Near East
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Guatemala
United Nations Technical Assistance Program
Akron taxi strike ends with two year contract
The City Yellow Cab Co strike ended today in Akron Ohio after drivers voted for a two year contract. The agreement includes a 6 cent per meter trip fare increase and other improvements.
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Akron
Ohio
Yellow Cab Co
Summer Weather With Scattered Showers Possible
A stationary front in northern Ohio may push a few showers toward the Miami Valley as it moves northward. The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions today with a high near 85, and tonight through Friday for mild nights with lows around 70 and highs around 90.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Fesday
Italian Luxury Liner Sinks After Coast Collision
Ships collide off the coast as an Italian luxury liner sinks. The report notes a separate legal update with former Illinois state auditor Orville E. Hodge pleading innocent to charges of embezzlement and forgery, facing 46 indictments along with federal actions against associates.
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Springfield, Ill
Orville E. Hodge
Illinois
Hodge
Sangamon County
Dewitt S. Crow
Arthur M. Fitzgerald
Springfield
Fitzgerald
Thies
Saale
George P. Coutra
Sangamon
Coutralion
Chicago
Edward Eppling
Southmoor Bank and Trust Co
Edward A. Hintz
Paul Terril
Saggamon County
McKeon Charged as Drunk in Ribbon Creek Death Case
Marine Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon faces involuntary manslaughter, oppression of recruits and drinking on duty after leading Recruit Platoon 71 into Ribbon Creek in April. A midnight intoxication test showed blood alcohol .015, but was admitted only as evidence he had been drinking. The trial continued with prosecutors seeking full details of the march and its outcome.
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Parris Island
S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Worcester, Mass
Ribbon Creek Marsh
A . McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Charles B. Sevier
Berman
Navy
Irving N. Klein
Mceon
J. C. Billy G
Nashville
Tenn
Redmond
Blackie Dog Faces Bite Charge In Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan a four year old cocker spaniel named Blackie, pet of the Kasper children, is charged with biting a 3 year old neighbor girl. Twenty one children testified about the incident as Police Judge Edward J Burleson heard evidence and set next steps.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Edward J. Burleson
Blackie
Ivan G. Kasper
James C. Shuster
Lynn
Kaspers
Burleson
Family Hit By Tragedy Fourth Time
MARION Illinois Pulley family suffers multiple deaths in three years. Robert 16 and Wesley 12 drown at KP Lake near Marion. Earlier years saw father Guy killed by car at work with the Illinois State Highway Department and brother Charles killed in a separate auto crash. The remaining siblings survive.
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Marion
Ill
Pulley
Robert Pulley
Wesley
KP Lake
Mar
Guy
Ilinois
Charles
Sis
Two Transatlantic Liners Collide in Fog Disaster
In dense fog off Massachusetts two liners the Andrea Doria and the Stockholm collide. The Doria sank after hours of rescue efforts leaving 3 dead and hundreds injured or saved by nearby ships including the Ile de France and the Stockholm.
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New York
Massachusetts
Andrea Doria
Nantucket Island
Stockholm
Oe de France
Calamar
Coast Guard
Evergreen
Cape
New York City
SOS
Andrew Dor
Congress Rushes To Adjourn Amid Heavy Senate Push
The 84th Congress races toward adjournment with key items left for President Eisenhower. Major bills include a 3.77 billion foreign aid package, Social Security reforms for disabled and older women, a housing measure, and supplemental appropriations for military construction and atomic energy programs. The Senate neared final action on several bills while others face long odds in the rush to adjourn.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Armed Services Committee
Colorado
Sénate Post Office
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