Striking Longshoremen Await Taft Hartley Action Across Ports
Striking longshoremen in major East Coast ports await a Taft Hartley cooling-off period after President Eisenhower invoked the act and formed a three-man board to report by Monday midnight. The ILA seeks a 13 cent hourly raise. NYSA offers 84 cents. About sixty thousand workers are affected as ILA and AFL allied ILA compete for membership amid looming friction.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wearresuay
Maine
Hampton Roads
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
AFL
New York-New Jersey
Ila-Afl
New York Shipping Assn
NYSA
Paul Hall
AFL Seafarers International Union
Ryan-Anastasia Group
Ohio Lays Ninety Nine New Laws Across State
Columbus AP reports the Ohio Legislature's 99 new laws took effect at 12:01 a.m. enforcing knife restrictions on switch blades, revised garbage handling with heat treatment rules, noise limits after desist requests, and new school bus stopping rule on four lane highways unless a divider exists. The State Highway Patrol oversees enforcement with fines and jail terms outlined.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
New Problem Now Facing UN Assembly
The United Nations Assembly turns to expanding membership as a Russian demand to admit 14 applicant nations triggers debate. South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes will lead the U S position in the committee and is poised to back a Peruvian plan for a three member panel to break the deadlock.
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United Nations
N. Y
Red China
U. N. Assembly
Assembly
U. N
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
U. S
United States
Byrnes
Rhodes Drive Is on Draft Rhodes Drive Is on
Rep James J Barton announced a drive to draft State Auditor James A Rhodes for governor nominating petitions. Rhodes, former Columbus mayor, refused permission to circulate petitions. Barton said he sent 300 petitions to GOP chairmen. Rhodes urged party officials to stop.
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Columbus
Ohio
James J. Barton
Cuyahoga
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Barton
GOP
Jim Rhodes
Sex Terror Booms Sale Of Weapons In Dallas
Public clamor to end Dallas sex terror rose as gun sales boomed and vigilante talk increased after the rape slaying of Mrs. H. C. Parker. Police reported little progress against a nude prowler and noted a surge in sex offense reports.
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Dallas
Tex
H. C. Parker
Parker
Rylie
Louis Amos
Acheson Signals Possible Soviet Negotiations
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson says talks with the Soviet Union are possible and may be productive, stressing that preserving the Western coalition must guide any negotiations. He spoke at a Waldorf dinner honoring him, receiving the Woodrow Wilson Award for Distinguished Service. Adlai Stevenson praised Acheson’s foreign policy after his Europe Asia trip.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Acheson
China
New York
Soviet Union
Woodrow Wilson
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Wilson
World Organization
International Cooperation
Adlai E. Stevenson
State Department
Europe
Asia
Stories Denied That Ransom Note Received
Kansas City reports quoted the Greenlease family denying any contact with the kidnapers and any ransom demand for 500000 dollars. Robert Letterman, spokesman, said no figure or contact had occurred as Bobby Greenlease remained missing for five days. The family planned a new approach if word did not come soon.
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Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Letterman
Greenlease
Bobby
Letterman
Frosting On Fair Story Ends Run At Butler County Fair
Sunday's Journal wraps six day Butler County Fair coverage with a page of pictures showing awards and activities. The paper highlights sidewalk construction watchers near Verity Parkway and Central Avenue and plans a feature on “sidewalk superintendents.” It also previews Fire Prevention Week and National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week with stories and photos.
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Butler County
Sunday’s Journal
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Middletown
Journal
National
Prisoner interviews may begin Monday at Panmunjom
Indian guards killed two Chinese prisoners and wounded five others during a second mass breakout by anti-Communist POWs near Panmunjom. The U N Command protested repatriation rules while planning twice delayed prisoner explanations to begin possibly Monday at newly rebuilt centers.
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U. N. Command
Repatriation Commission
U. N
S. P. P. Thorat
United Nations
New York
Krisna Menon
A. L. Hamblen
Five Nation
Lewis Becomes Salesman in Anthracite Push
John L. Lewis, longtime coal mine conflict figure, shifts to selling hard coal at home. He spoke at the Anthracite Mine Conciliation Board golden anniversary dinner in Lakewood Park Ballroom, urging higher production and efficiency to fend off oil and gas competition and protect industry standards.
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Hazleton
John L. Lewis
Hag
Lewis
John L
Sons of Miners
New York State Fuel Dealers Association
Five Air Force men die in twin engine crashes near Columbus
Five airmen were killed and four escaped injury when a B25 returning from Eglin in fog crashed into Pine Mountain north of Columbus Georgia. Among the dead were Capt Stephen A Clisham and Airmen 3C R Davidson and 2C B J Shepherd. A hitchhiking sailor from Rumson New Jersey escaped with a possible hip fracture. The Pit trainer crew parachuted to safety near Seale Alabama after bailing out during trouble.
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Columbus, Ga
Air Force
Potomac River
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Eglin Abf
Fla
Pine Mountain
Here
Richard K. Schmidt
Rumson
N. J
Whiting Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Milton
Stephen A. Clisham
Washington, D. C
C. R. Davidson
Washington, Pa
Fglin
C. B. J. Shepherd
Dayton
Ohio
Eglin
Seale
Ala
Columbus
Virgil Brasheres Jr
Lawson Field
Ft. Benning
C. Raymond J. Shannon
Ottawa
C. Karl J. Garlock
Lima
C. C. McNeely
New Philadelphia
EDC Plans Take Shape With Renewed Western Unity
Washington sources report the European Defense Community is moving off dead center as France and other allies push to ratify the 1952 treaty. The plan would unite French and German troops into a common force, reinforcing Western Europe against Russia amid renewed U S optimism and diplomatic reviews in Luxembourg.
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State Department
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United States
Europe
European Defense Community
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France
Dulles
Luxembourg
Livingston Merchant
Merchant
Truman backs Ike choice for chief justice Warren
Former President Harry Truman praised Governor Earl Warren of California as a "fine one" for chief justice after Ike's selection. He spoke briefly here en route from Caruthersville to Independence, drawing about 300 onlookers after attending an American Legion fair in Caruthersville.
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Ark
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Truman
Caruthersville
Warren
Independence
American Legion
Yankees Favored 3-1 In World Series Shift
The World Series moves to Ebbets Field with the Yankees favored 3-1 to win the title as Brooklyn faces NY ace Vic Raschi. Carl Erskine opposes Raschi with perfect weather forecast and Mantle homering in a 4-2 Yankee win. Roy Campanella plans to catch today despite a finger injury from a Reynolds pitch.
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Yankee Stadium
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Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Vic Raschi
Yankees
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Roy Campanella
Allie Reynolds
Pee
Dodgers and Yankees tied scoreless through four in World Series game three
At Ebbets Field the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees were both scoreless after four innings in the third game of the World Series.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Campy Acceptance Prompts Dressen To Inform Reporters
Wee Reese asked Charley Dressen about playing and Campy agreed. Erskine started the first game of the series but gave up four runs in the opening inning as the Yankees surged ahead. The piece notes the rampaging American League setting up a continued story on page 18.
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Wee Reese
Charley Dressen
Campy
Dressen
Erskine
Yankees
Jet Sprays Town With Hot Lead Over Farrell
An Air Force Sabre jet on a routine flight from Vienna Air Force Base near Warren Ohio sprayed Farrell Pennsylvania with .50 caliber bullets for several seconds. The plane damaged 12 autos, set two afire, and injured no one though several narrowly escaped. Police and Major Martin Jr. investigated. pilot name withheld. The Air Force will pay all damages.
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Farrell
Air Force Sabre
Pennsylvania
John J. Stosito
Maj
A. F. Martin Jr
Vienna Air Force Base
Warren
Ohio
Martin
Air Force
Former Mayor and Ex-Sheriff Accused of Bank Robbery
NEW MARKET Virginia police describe Theodore Roosevelt Beahm Sr. and Don R. Simpson as former bank officials who planned and executed a vault theft to flee to Canada with 114500. Beahm returned claiming coercion, then admitted a pre conceived plan. Simpson’s nephew Charles R. Simpson aided the escape. FBI tracked the trio to Toronto where Beahm last saw Simpson.
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New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Theodore Roosevelt Beahm Sr
Beahm
Don R. Simpson
Simpson
Somerset County
Canada
Charles R. Simpson
FBI
Toronto
Adlai Stevenson Nominated for Maryland University President
Baltimore report says Adlai E Stevenson among about two dozen names suggested to the Maryland Board of Regents to pick a new university president. Board Chairman William P Cole Jr disclosed the list yesterday and noted no selections or negotiations have occurred yet. Dr H C Byrd is retiring as head of the university.
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Baltimore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Maryland Board of Regents
William P. Cole Jr
H. C. Byrd
Eisenhower Names Gates Under Secretary of Navy
President Eisenhower named Thomas S. Gates Jr., a Philadelphia broker, as under secretary of the Navy. The post had been vacant after Charles S. Thomas moved to become an assistant secretary of defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Thomass. Gates Jr
Philadelphia
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Defense
Five day Ohio forecast shows warmth with unsettled bits
The Associated Press notes sunny spell and highs in the 80s today. Tonight will be fair with a low around 54 to 60. Tomorrow stays fair and warmer, easing into a warm weekend for car washers. The five day outlook in Ohio calls for warmth and above normal temperatures Saturday to Monday, with a gradual cooling later. Normal highs range from 88 north to 73 south. lows near 48. No showers are seen, though a few scattered showers may occur Sunday. Saturday through Wednesday look mostly fair. Highs around the middle 80s today and tonight’s low near the upper 40s to 50s.
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Associated Press
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Middlegrees
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