Dock Strike Off Ends Longshoremen Tie Up
New York longshoremen canceled a protest strike that halted East and Gulf Coast cargo for eight days. A citizen’s committee plan was approved to air grievances, ending a multimillion dollar disruption tied to the Waterfront Commission conflict and ILA leadership.
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NEW York
International Longshoremens Assn
Waterfront Commission
Bistate
Washington
ILA
Citizens Committee
Hfte.com
James Murray Jr
New Jersey
William V. Bradley
New York Harbor
State of
AFL
Commission
Murphy to visit Tito for Yugoslavia talks
Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy, a leading State Department troubleshooter, will fly to Belgrade within two weeks to meet Marshal Tito and other Yugoslav officials. He will review Yugoslavia's problems with U.S. economic aid and discuss East West relations amid Yugoslav moves to improve ties with Russia.
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Washington
Robert Murphy
State Department
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Murphy
Yugoslavia
United States
Russia
Oxford Woman 72 Killed In Michigan Crash
Mrs Edith Abbott 72 of Oxford Ohio died in a two vehicle crash in Michigan. Donald Watkins 24 of Toledo Ohio also perished in the collision near Balloon Lake when a station wagon struck a milk truck at an intersection.
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Oxford
Detroit
Edith Abott
Ohio
Andonald Watkins
Toledo
Michim
Abbott
Alloon Lake
WEC Strike Talks Reach Accord Amid Ongoing Picketing
A tentative three day plan to end the CIO IUE strike at Westinghouse was hammered out by union leaders and company officials. Ratification by IWE Westinghouse Conference Board and Local 601 is required. Leaders Carey and Blasier met with Federal Mediator Murray as peaceful picketing continued at 27 plants.
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Pittsburgh
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
IWE Westinghouse Conference Board
Conference
James B. Carey
Robert D. Blasier
Westinghouse
John R. Murray
Weather Outlook Warmer With Showers Through Thursday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions today with scattered thunder showers tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy, warmer, and show ers likely but ending before noon. Unofficial high Tuesday reached 85 degrees at 5 15 p m and a low of 60 at 2 a m.
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Weather Bureau
Turncoat GI Richard Tenneson Says He Will Return Home
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota reports a letter from her son Private Richard Tenneson saying he will come back to the United States from Red China while noting the Army may keep him from reaching home. He was among Americans who refused repatriation at the end of the Korean War and his letter cites “no matter what I say I’ll get put away.”
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Alden, Minn
Richard Tenneson
Red China
Portia Howe
States
Army
Red Cross General Society
China
Red Cross
India
Tenneson
Claude Batchelor
Edward
Dickerson
Howe
U.S. Army
Minnesota
Eben
Jan
38Th Parallel
Korea
Ohio woman dies after 24 floor plunge at Biltmore New York
Miss Mary H. Merkle 27 of Cleveland Ohio fell 24 floors into the Palm Court lounge at the Biltmore Hotel wounding 150 others. She had checked in Monday and was under medical treatment when she died at a city hospital. A bystander Daymond W Copeland 55 of Afton New York suffered multiple injuries and shock.
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New York
Biltmore Hotel
Fashionable Palm Court
Mary H. Merkle
Cleveland
Ohio
E. B. Merkle
Daymond W Copeland
Afton
N.Y
Copeland
Bomb Damages Apartments Near Shaker Square in Cleveland
A midnight blast at a luxury apartment building near Shaker Square in Cleveland damaged doors and several suites. No injuries reported. Victims include Robert B. Grandin a bank official and others connected to local businesses. Police seek links to a prior bombing at a house Grandin sold to a Negro church.
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Cleveland
Shaker Square
Robert B. Grandin
A. Hates Clark
E. H. Kreuger
D. N. Snetsinger
Grandin
Western Reserve University
Staley Sold To Yankees
Gerry Staley, veteran right handed pitcher, was sold to the New York Yankees by the Cincinnati baseball club. He will report immediately. Staley has a 5–8 record this season and was acquired by the Redlegs last December from St Louis in a trade. He formerly starred for the Cardinals but has had two unimpressive seasons.
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Cincinnati
Gerry Staley
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Staley
St. Louis Cardinals
The
Redlegs
St. Louis
Adenauer Wins German Soviet Pact On POW Release
United States officials view Konrad Adenauer's Moscow talks as securing the opening of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in exchange for the promised release of thousands of German war prisoners held in Russia. Washington officials expect future German unification talks to proceed at Geneva.
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Washington
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bonn
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Dulles
Geneva
Adenauer
West Germany
NATO
U. S
State Department
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Germany
Bonn-Cologne
Christian Democraticunion
London
Foreign Office
Jin
V. M. Molotov
Iron Curtain
Molotov
New York
Free Europe Committee, Inc
Ohio Solons Get Zero From ADA
ADA ratings peg six Ohio Republicans with zero scores for key votes. Bricker and Reps. McGregor, McCulloch, Clevenger, Betts and Henderson all listed with zero. Other Ohio GOP scores range from 10 to 55.6 percent. Feighan and Vanik among Democrats at 100 percent.
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Washington
Democratic Action
Ohio
Congress
ADA
John W. Bricker
J. Harry McGregor
William McCulloch
Cliff Clevenger
Jackson Betts
John Henderson
Brickers
George Bender
Akron
William H. Ayres
Hal Holmes
Michael Feighan
Charles Vanik
Hawaii
Alaska
Senate
Bricker
Bender
House
William Minshall
Frances Bolton
McGregor
Gordon Scherer
William Hess
Paul Schenck
McCulloch
Clevenger
Clarence Brown
Betts
Driver fails test after minor collision in Palatka
James R. Clark, after a driving test in Palatka with examiner Earl Gore as a passenger, pulled into a lot and struck Gore's car. State Trooper Q A Fillingim said Clark did not pass the license test.
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Palatka, Fla. 2
Earl Gore
James R. Clark
Gore
Clark
Q. A. Fillingim
Martial law extended in Turkey's two largest cities
Martial law in Istanbul Ankara and Izmir has been extended six months after wild anti Greek riots. Parliament voted overwhelmingly to extend the measure in the three cities.
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Ankara
Turkey
Istanbul
Izmir
Man Charged With Nonsupport Corrects Wrong Defendant
In New Orleans Municipal Court Judge Edwin Babylon questions a man about failing to support a woman and children for a year. The defendant admits the charges, saying he has never seen them before. A docket check reveals the wrong man was on trial.
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New Orleans
Edwin Babylon
Los Angeles Faces Severe Smog Attack Report
LA residents cope with a record smog spell as a 1,000-foot inversion traps pollutants. The first alert bans burning and urges reduced driving while ozone peaks reach historic levels in Vernon and downtown, with officials ready to trigger a second alert and possible refinery or facility shutdown.
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Los Angeles
Air Pollution Control District
Weather Bureau
Vernon
Smith Griswold
APCD
Inside SE Classified Adts and Notable Notices
Readable text notes 3 death notices and funerals plus sports and society items. OCR fragment mentions Valley News and Woman's Page with limited legible headings and live briefs.
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OCR
Auensececeses
Seickhaee Valley News
Marine Cook Rolls In $64 000 The 64 000 Question Winner
Marine Corps officer Richard McCutchen won the $64,000 prize on The 64 000 Question with a menu description of Buckingham Palace dishes for a 1939 dinner. He plans to bank the winnings and stay in the Marines. The Ohio resident is an ROTC instructor at Ohio State University after service in World War II, Korea, Japan, and Europe.
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Marine Corps Ipt
Richard McCutchen
Leatherneck
CBS
Metchen
McCutchen
Buckingham Palace
Hal March
John C. McCutchen
Myrtle Power
Buford
Roslyn Heights
Long Island
Power
Babe Ruth
Lou
Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Carl Hubbell
Chateau Yquem
Madeira
Bordeaux
Sauterne
Madeira Islands
Worthington Ohio
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ohio State University
Columbus
Korea
Japan
Europe
West German Leader Sees Hope After Moscow Talks
Chancellor Adenauer returns to Bonn from Moscow praising Soviet promises to release German prisoners and suggesting future talks on German unity. He notes no breakthrough on reunification while promising to maintain NATO and Western ties.
No Longer Threat Hilda Loses Punch Over Cuban Mountains
Hurricane Hilda weakened over eastern Cuba with winds near 75 mph and heavy rains in Santiago. Forecasters said the storm likely will lose strength but could regain power in open water near Cuba’s south coast, while Guantanamo Bay reported brief electrical outages.
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Hilda
Cuba
Florida
Miami
Santiago
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Utes
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