Canadian Embassy Secretary Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon
J. W. O'Brien First Secretary of the Canadian Embassy spoke at the Kiwanis Club of Frederick luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He discussed shared democratic values and the Canada United States friendship highlighted by the radar chain project and noted National Day in Canada on July 1.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Kiwanis Club
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J. W. O'Brien
Washington
Francis Scott Key
O'Brien
America
United States of America
O’brien
Witliam (Scotty) Wallace
Alberta
O Brien
Richard R. Kline
Jamaica
Arthur Greenhut
Vernon Coblentz
Leroy Sowell
Adenauer Defies East Berlin and Wins West German Presidency Vote
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer flies to West Berlin for the West German presidential election while East German Communists condemn the ballot. Heinrich Luebke is the CDU candidate with Adenauer’s backing amid party tensions and possible cross votes. the CDU lags just short of a majority for an immediate win.
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Christian Democratic Party
Heinrich Luebke
Adenauer
Christian Democratic
Luebke
Carlo Schmid
Max Becker
Free Democrats
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Becker
Christian Democrats
Becket
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Steelworkers End Wildcat Strikes Across Industry
United Steelworkers Union ordered an immediate end to scattered wildcat strikes that had idled over 20 000 of about 500 000 workers in the sector. Separate dispatch notes 40 000 Lions in New York for Lions International convention with a 25 000 marchers parade down Fifth Avenue and delegates from every state and 50 foreign countries.
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United Steelworkers Union
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Lions International
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Jury to Fix Fate Of Woman For Slaying
In Cincinnati Edythe Klumpp, 41, a divorced mother of four, stands trial in Hamilton County Criminal Court for the murder of Louise Bergen, 32. The jury of six men and six women must decide between acquittal, death, or prison. The state says Bergen was killed eight months ago after Klumpp, living with Bergen’s husband William, feared her return. Klumpp admitted involvement but said the shooting was accidental during a struggle over a pistol. She described placing the body in a car trunk, keeping it overnight, then burning remains at Lake Cowan in Clinton County. She had taught a sewing class shortly before.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Klumpp
Hamilton County Criminal Court
Bond Issue Sold For Maryland Highways At Record Rate
The Maryland State Roads Commission sold a 25 million dollar highway construction bond at 4.02 percent, the highest rate in years. The bid was led by Smith, Barney & Co. with Alex Brown & Son and Harriman, Ripley & Co. Inc. The Potomac was clear at Harpers Ferry. the Bluenot river muddy at Buckeys Town. Robertson retires after six years as the State Department's top Far East official.
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State Roads Commission
Smith, Barney & Co
New York
Alex Brown & Son
Harriman, Ripley & Co. Inc
Robertson
Washington
Walter S. Robertson
State Department
Far East
Steel Talks Stepped Up
NEW YORK AP The contract talks in the steel industry accelerate with four man teams from 12 large companies and the United Steelworkers meeting in morning and afternoon sessions. Industry reps press for no rise in total employment costs while the union seeks wage increases and benefits. Wages average $3.10 an hour. The old three year contracts due to expire Tuesday midnight were extended until July 14 after Eisenhower intervention.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Industry Representativ
Eisenhower
Secretary Herter to head Far Eastern affairs office
The description notes Secretary of State James F. Byrnes appointing Star Christian A. Herter as assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. It states his term will begin with the new assignment and outlines the transition.
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Well
Star
Christian A. Herter
Richmond banker to begin civilian career after illness
The subject, a longtime private investment banker from Richmond, is leaving his post after months of ulcers and plans to continue civilian work. He expects to stay active in investment and related ventures.
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T Bis Richmond
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