Steel CIO Parley Aims To Sign New Steel Contract
David J. McDonald leads the CIO United Steelworkers in a one week push to secure a new contract as the current deal ends next Wednesday. A strike is possible at midnight when the contract expires. Wage Policy Committee backs rapid talks and intensified sessions if needed.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Industry
McDonald
Big Steel
Basic Steel
Wage Policy Committee
U. S
Washington
Brunette Says Thorne Was Well Before Death
A brunette who may be the last to see 20 year old Montgomery Ward Thorne alive told police he was sober and healthy when he visited her apartment at 4 a.m. Saturday. Thorne body found hours later in his Gold Coast apartment. death cause undetermined. He had visited SuzAnne Rooks, 23, who lives nearby, to invite her to a picnic with his fiancée Maureen Regan, 18, to whom he had willed half his estate.
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Miss Rooks
Sgt
Thomas Mulvey
Thorne
Maureen Regan
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mulvey
Cypress Gardens
Fla
Marie McDonald and Husband Face Legal Troubles in Beverly Hills
Actress Marie McDonald and husband Harry Karl confront legal charges in Beverly Hills. McDonald was too ill to appear on three motor vehicle counts including driving under narcotics influence. Karl was arraigned on assault with a deadly weapon and related charges after two photographers filed complaints. he posted $1000 bail for Friday’s plea.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Miss McDonald
Karl
Robert Ritchie
Los Angeles Times
Jack Leppert
NBC
Mundt questions value of committees probing their own actions
Sen Mundt criticizes the McCarthy Army hearings for relying on a committee to investigate itself. He says a different, possibly faster, panel could have stayed closer to pertinent facts and avoided lengthy cross examination rules that hindered focus. Mundt supported the subcommittee but warned of excess wordage and slow progress.
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Washington
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Congressional
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Army
Stevens
McCarthy
Pvt
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
John G. Adams
Mundt
Armed Services Committee
Mund
Nam Il warns of new march northward in Korea
North Korea’s Foreign Minister Nam Il, speaking to ADN, warns South Korea against a new march northward and says the Syngman Rhee clique cries out. Nam and the DPRK delegation to the Geneva conference stay in East Berlin as guests of the Soviet zone government.
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Nam Il
South Korea
Berlin
ADN
Nam 1
East Berlin
Seven Irishmen Drown in Carlingford Boat Capsize
Seven men drowned when a motorboat on a pleasure cruise capsized in rough waters near Carlingford, Northern Ireland, last night.
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Carlingford
Northern Ireland
Dog Bites Officer During Attempted Summons in St Louis
Patrolman John Cantillon attempted to serve a summons on a man charged with allowing a vicious dog at large. The dog, a collie shepherd mix, bit Cantillon on the leg, but he declined to press the matter, fearing a repeat summons.
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St, Louis
John Cantillon
Cantillon
Decision on Foreign Aid Amount Heads to House Vote
The House Foreign Affairs Committee nears a final decision on next year’s foreign aid total. President Eisenhower requests 3.4477 billion dollars for overseas military and economic help starting July 1, the lowest in five years. The panel may authorize funds for later separate legislation, and action could come this week. The Senate has not acted. An amendment could shift about 300 million dollars from grants to loans.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
French Physicians Call For Prohibition Of Wine For Young
Paris’s Academy of Medicine urged parents to avoid giving wine to young children. Dr. Suzanne Serin cited cases of juvenile drinkers who become bad tempered and see hallucinations. A seven year old drank a quart of red wine daily while a three year old drank wine with meals. In Normandy cider starts as early as 18 months. Authorities warn against myths that water harms growth or wine strengthens children.
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Paris
France
Academy of Medicine
Suzanne Serin
Pierre
Yvonne
Normandy
Apple Country
Serin
Cantor In Clinic Giving Up Live TV
Cantor arrived at Mayo Clinic in Rochester for a routine checkup after signing a nine million dollar contract to make 39 television films annually. He said he was giving up live TV to join Ziv Television Programs Co. Hollywood for seven years, with radio programs taped.
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Rochester
Minn
Diddie Cantor
Mayo Clinic
Cantor
Ziv Television
Hollywood
Eisenhower To Meet Churchill in Washington Talks
President Eisenhower calls leaders from both parties and top advisers to plan for Friday talks with British Prime Minister Churchill. A Bedell Smith briefing on Geneva and Indochina peace looms as Eden and Churchill prepare to visit, with Japan’s fate tied to Western defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Senate
House
Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Indochina
Japan Floods Kill At Least 14 As Rains Lash Islands
Heavy rains across the Japanese islands for more than a day caused flash floods and landslides, derailed trains, flooded rice fields and homes, and left 14 dead per national police tally. The dead include seven from landslides, six drowning victims, and a locomotive engineer killed when his train jumped the tracks.
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Tokyo
Mendes France Seeks Indochina Peace in Bern Talks
French Premier Mendes France and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai met privately in Bern to discuss ending the Indochina war. Mendes France aims to secure peace by July 20 and has tied his resignation to achieving that goal.
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Chou-En-Lai
Indochina
Bern
Switzerland
Pierre Mendes-France
Red China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Geneva
Mendes-France
Paris
Chou Arrivd
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Paul Ely
French Union Commader
Jean Chauvel
VA drops FDR name in GI Bill anniversary notice
A Veterans Administration release marking the GI Bill of Rights tenth anniversary was altered after GOP objections removing Franklin D. Roosevelt from the text. The VA said the change was to avoid partisan connotations as protests argued the bill was nonpartisan.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Veteran Administration
White House
Pettifoggery
Len Hill
Ala
Franklin Roosevelt
Sen. Douglas
D-Ill
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Senate Told Not To Delay Trade Pact
Senator Gore led 22 Democrats and Senator Morsey in pressing for Eisenhower’s broader trade program and a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Republicans blocked the longer plan while Gore argued delaying would weaken defense against a Communist trade offensive. An amendment to curb farm imports was also considered.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
Eisenhower
Morsey
Senate
Driver Too Careful Draws Stop in Cincinnati
Patrolman Herschel Hall stopped John Burrell after observing him drive at 35 mph with no lane changes. Burrell, 28, had lived in Cincinnati three months and showed a Kentucky license but no Ohio permit. Judge Gusweiler dismissed the no driving permit charge.
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Cincinnati
Herschel Hall
John Burrell
Hall
Burrell
Ohio
Kentucky
Frank M. Gusweiler
Father and son reunite after 25 years apart in Los Angeles
Vincent Bisogno, 30, posts a house for sale sign at his home in the Rivera district. Realtor John Collins notices the same mailbox name as Bisogno senior A Vincent Bisogno, 49, who had not seen his son since a separation over 25 years ago. Father and son are happily reunited today.
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Los Angeles
Vincent Bisogno
John Collins
Rivera District
Retaliation Seen As Guatemala Battles Honduran Attack
Honduran Foreign Ministry said mystery planes bombed Santa Rosa de Copan near the border, fueling fears of Guatemalan retaliation. Guatemalan rebels led by Col. Carlos Castillo Armas deny fighting civilians and push the anti‑Communist cause, while Guatemala seeks UN action and a regional response.
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Sam Summerlin
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Foreign Ministry
Santa Rosa de Copan
Hondueras
Nicaragua
New York
U. N. Security Council
Council
Henry Cabot Lodgeau
United States
Organization of American States
U. N
Western Hemisphere
Carlos Castillo Armas
Esquipulas
Arbenz
Guatemala City
el Salvador
U.S
Guatem City
Lodge Warns Guatemala About Reds
United States opposes Guatemala's request for an urgent U N Security Council session on the Central American conflict. Lodge warned Guatemala against becoming part of a Soviet plot, noting the OAS should handle the dispute. Guatemala repeats accusations that Honduras and Nicaragua aid mercenary forces.
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United States Today
Guatemala
U. N. Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
Western Hemisphere
Lodge
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Eduardo Castillo Arriola
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Castillo Arriola
Guatemalan
Honduras
Nicaragua
Inter-American Peace Commission
Washington
Woman seeks million in suit over 16 years in Michigan asylums
Miss Mary W Speers age 74 sues for 18 500 000 alleging illegal commitment since 1936. Attorney Eugene Krasicky files in Circuit Court naming Detroit city Wayne County Michigan four doctors and officials as defendants. Speers was confined for bad check charges and released in 1952 by Circuit Judge Lila M Neuenfelt.
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Mary W. Speers
Michigan
Eugene Krasicky
Detroit
Wayne County
Lila M. Neuenfelt
Hollenbeck to Lie in State Friday Funeral
CBS commentator Don Hollenbeck will have funeral services Friday conducted by Dr. John Bell of the Church of The Incarnation. Burial will be private. Agent John Gude said Hollenbeck, 49, had suffered severe stomach ulcers and been hospitalized twice in four months.
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New York
CBS
Don Hollenbeck
John Bell
Church of the Incarnation
John Gude
Hollenbeck
Police Officer Edward Gordon Convicted of Bribery
A Cleveland jury convicted Edward Gordon 38 of taking bribes last January while a policeman. A businessman testified he paid Gordon 75 dollars in installments of about 5 dollars a week to refrain from ticketing illegally parked Allied Enterprises employees' cars.
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Cleveland
Edward Gordon
Gordon
Allied Enterprises
Son Alive but Prisoner Wins Mom's Joy in Telegram
Mrs H L Baumer of Lewisburg says a Washington Air Force telegram tells her son Major William H Baumer, 32, shot down over North Korea January 12 1953, is alive and a prisoner of war in the Far East. She had long sought word after his bomber was reported missing in action.
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Lewisburg
H L. Baumer
Air Force
North Korea
Reds
Willia
Karl T. Compton a noted scientist dies at 66
New York Dr. Karl Compton age 66 a leading American scientist and educator died yesterday in New York. He served 18 years as MIT president and chaired its corporation and later led national science efforts during the cold war and wartime programs. He received the Medal of Merit for civilian service in World War II and had been active in national science boards. He was born in Wisconsin and died at Cornell Medical Center following a fall last Wednesday.
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New York
Karl Compton
America
Massachusetts Institute of Tenology
Compton
Corporation of Mit
Truman
Nationallishment
Cornell Medical
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