Steel Talks Set For June 20 In Basic Steel Dispute
Pittsburgh AP report says six major steel firms and United Steelworkers began talks over a sizable raise for 600000 workers. David McDonald led discussions with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet Inland. resumption eyed around June 20 with offers near 7 cents hourly and potential strike if no deal by June 30.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
McDonald
Truman to Speak in Portland on Dam Plans and GOP Policy
former president Harry S. Truman appears at a Democratic fund raising banquet in Portland facing questions on Eisenhower era policies. He predicted a halt to multipurpose dam construction in the Pacific Northwest if Republicans win. He also teased memoir disclosures about Eisenhower and Korea.
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Portland
Ore
Harry S. Truman
Boise
Pacific Northwest
Truman
The
Oregonian
Eisenhower
Dick Haymes Signed For Dunes Engagement in Las Vegas
Las Vegas owners announced Dick Haymes will appear at The Dunes starting June 19 for a new engagement. Rita Hayworth plans to stay at the hotel during his appearance. It marks Haymes first public performance in months after deportation worries were eased.
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Las Vegas
Dick Haymes
the Dunes
Rita Hayworth
CIO Official Denies Communist Ties Under Oath
Senate investigators will question John J. Mullen director of political action for the CIO United Steelworkers about testimony naming him as a Communist party functionary. Mazzei testified Mullen attended meetings of party functionaries, while Mullen previously denied any Communist membership under oath.
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Washington
Senate
John J. Mullen
CIO
United Steelworkers
Clairton
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Daniel
D-Tex
Mullen
Joseph D. Mazzei
Pittsburgh
FBI
Justice Department
Mazzei
Communist Party
Uranium Ore Reported Found In Eastern Ohio
A Texas man, identified only as from Texas, was reported to have discovered uranium ore in Belmont County near Bethesda Ohio. Local talk says he bought or leased ground and planned test borings, but verification of the ore was not possible.
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Ohio
St, Clalirsville
Texas
Belmont County
Bethesda
Premature Baby Dies in Cincinnati
Tiny Alice Barbara Eversull, born May 10 at one pound 13 ounces, died yesterday at Christ Hospital. She was the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Eversull.
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Cincinnati
Alice Barbara Eversull
Christ Hospital
R. E. Eversull
Russell Opposes Tying Draft Act to Reserve Plan
In Washington Senator Russell of Georgia opposes linking the national reserve plan with extension of the Draft Act. He may seek recommittal for hearings if such action occurs. He backs an expanded reserve and universal training, noting House passage is needed first. Officials warn manpower may be insufficient for the combined program.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
House
Eisenhower
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Lev Bribery Hearing Near End Sees Heated Testimony
Senate Investigations panel nears conclusion of its probe into bribery claims against Chicago hatmaker Harry Lev who denies charges and touts profits from military cap contracts. Navy inspector Vining admits caps slipped past scrutiny after accepting favors from Lev partner Ades, while Lev disputes allegations of lacking plant facilities and machinery for the May 1953 seven million white caps contract.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Chicago
Harry Lev
Lev
Subcommittee
Navy
Henry B. Vining
San Patricio
P. R
Puerto Rico
Maurice Ades
Vining
Ades
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Jack Balaban
Spencer
Ley
Charles J. Meise
Round Brook
N. J
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Leo
Meise
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Gina Lollobrigida Measured At 17 Inch Waist
The Italian film star Gina Lollobrigida had her waist measured at 17 inches by husband Milko Skofic. She typically carries a 37 inch bust and 36 inch hips but has kept measurements private until now. A daily routine of long filming hours and training has tightened her figure for upcoming pictures.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
Milko Skofic
Gina
Farmhand stabbed to death near Wooster identified
The 67 year old farmhand Frank Landis of Marshallville was found stabbed 16 times in a creek bottom near Killbuck Creek in Wooster. He was last seen Wednesday by employer Wilbur Leitner who drove him toward Orrville and said Landis planned to return to Clarington in Monroe County. The body was identified by Landis' son Gale of Sterling, with Clyde in West Salem as another son.
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Wooster
Ohio
Frank Landis
Marshallville
Wilbur Leitner
Killbuck Creek
Landis
Gale
Sterling
Clyde
West Salem
Leitner
Orrville
Clarington
Monroe County
Shell fragment hits guardsman at Governor’s Day event
A shell fragment struck Cpl Norman W. Jorgenson 19 while watching Governor J Bracken Lee at Camp Williams Utah during Governor’s Day. He suffered fractures to his jaws and a fragment lodged in his throat. More than 4000 spectators lined VIP Ridge 2000 yards from the target area, deemed safe by officials.
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Oquirrh Mountains
Camp Williams
Diane Barrymore Husband Robert Wilcox Found Dead on Pullman
ROCHESTER N Y Actor Robert Wilcox 44 husband of Dianna Barrymore was found dead in a Pullman berth at Rochester station on a New York to visit his mother route A coroner said death likely a heart attack Wilcox had 26 film credits and recently acted opposite Miss Barrymore in Pajama Tops He was formerly married to Florence Rice and divorced Miss Barrymore stars in a Fujpop Ohio summer theater now.
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Rochester
N. Y
Robert Wilcox
Dianna Barrymore
Wilcox
New York
Miss Barrymore
Florence Rice
Grantland Rice
A Fujpop
Ohio
Suromer Theaten
Polio Vaccine Controversy Deepens Amid Signals
Washington and New York clashes over the Health Service white paper on the Salk vaccine program. Surgeon General Scheele backs stricter safety standards while Basil O'Connor and Wyeth critique the report. About six million children vaccinated. Cutter studies pending final findings. Salk and O'Connor respond selectively. awaiting full Salk statement.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Health Service
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Philadelphia
H. W. Blades
Wyeth Inc
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Shannon
Wyeth
The
Blades
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
O'Connor
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Foundation
Dr. Salk
Eisenhower Details Two New Atoms for Peace Programs
President Eisenhower proposed two new atoms for peace initiatives to aid free nations in obtaining nuclear research and power reactors. He pledged half the cost for research reactors and training in reactor construction, while inviting nations to fund and develop power reactors with U.S. technical support. The plan aims to spark global progress in peaceful atomic energy and adds to existing treaties with many countries.
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University Park, Pa
Eisenhower
United States
Pennsylvania State University
Russia
Voice of America
Congress
Free Nations
NBC
ABC
Penn State
Milton S. Eisenhower
U.N
Soviet
Turkey
Lebanon
Israel
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Denmark
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Kremlin
Jap Requests U S To Free Prisoners
Former Admiral Kichirō Nomura, once Pearl Harbor envoy in Washington, urged the United States to release all Japanese still serving war crime sentences. Sugamo Prison in Tokyo holds 220 U.S. convicted war criminals, plus eight major and 371 minor criminals from Allied courts.
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Tokyo
Kichilsaburo Nomura
Pearl Harbor
Washington
U.S
Sugamo
International Military Tribunal
United Kingdom
Bulganin Honored on 60th Birthday with Lenin Order
The Soviet Union awarded Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin its highest honor on his 60th birthday. He was made a member of the Order of Lenin.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Order of Lenin
Alps Crash Fatal For Ten Fliers
A U S Air Force B29 crashed into a Swabian Alps hillside near Owen Germany in dense fog and rain. Ten crewmen died and bodies were removed by police and emergency squads. The bomber from Molesworth England was on a training mission.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Swabian Alps
Teckberg
Owen
Air Force
Molesworth
England
No Free Aid To Austrian Arming Seen
Sen. George states the United States is unlikely to provide free military aid to Austria for building a defense force. He notes repayment may be expected for military goods or cash loans, as Sec. Dulles testified the treaty allows aid if requested. George expects Senate approval of the Vienna treaty next week.
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Washington
Sen
George
D - Ga
United States
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Vienna
Senate
GM Delays New Offer To Union
Detroit AP reports GM postponed a contract bid ahead of a strike deadline. Walter Reuther and UAW officials showed no protest, fueling speculation GM would adopt a Ford style guaranteed wage with company financed payments and benefits while weighing a larger cash pay boost.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
John Livingston
Ford Motor Co
Harry W. Anderson
Louis G. Seaton
Ford
Reubee
Weather outlook turns cloudy with showers possible
The forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions with occasional rain today tonight and Sunday. Highs near 60s and lows in the 50s. Yesterday's high reached 70 at 9 45 a m and the low was 58 at 6 a m. Rain yesterday measured 38 inches but felt heavier.
Turbulent Weather Delays Powder Puff Derby to Key West
More than 50 women pilots in the Washington Havana Powder Puff Derby faced bad weather scattering 800 miles along the South Atlantic coast. Only three of 33 planes reached Key West by nightfall as storms forced diversions to Florence, Moncks Corner, Charleston, Beaufort, and Brunswick. Contenders aimed to resume at sunrise and reach Havana by Sunday.
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Key West
Fia
South Atlantic
Washington
Florence
D. C
New Smyrna Beach
Bernice Trimbel
Flint
Mich
Joan Hrubec
Cleveland
Zaddie R. Bunder
Palm Springs
Calif
Dartington
S. C
Frances Bera
Los Angeles
Ada R. Mitchell
Falls Church
Virginia Thompson
Alexandria
Johnsonville
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International Soundphoto
Dunes Engagement
Robert F. Kennedy
Diane Barrymore
Pullman
By Fred S. Hoffman
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
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Alps
Rowland Evans JR
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Flushing, Mich
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