Sewer and Water Workers Get Paycheck Reinstatement
City finance officials offered a settlement note with the paycheck refunds tied to unresolved salary questions. Crews at water and sewer plants returned to work after 20 days without pay, with checks showing a 16 cent per hour reduction under job evaluation plans.
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City Finnance
Ernest Clerk
Fintan
Chectfoners
Zion
Carl Mailshn
The
Cancer
Per
30000 Danes Planned Walkout Over Job Demands
30000 Danes to strike and threaten a lockout to pressure cuts in the work week from 48 to 4 hours. The walkout targets transport, construction, oil, and shipbuilding sectors, led by members of the Workers Union. Further strikes could follow, with additional 20000 employees joining.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Iup
Cermanas Ges
Association of Workers Union
Indus Oil Companies
Indes Dav
Final Farm Aid Plan Vote Delayed By Amendments
Washington. Senator Anderson says final vote on farm aid is postponed one week due to amendments raising costs and demanding higher price supports for wheat and corn. He warned proposed price supports could undermine a 12 billion dollar bank program while others push for lower supports to speed passage. Senate leaders plan possible action Monday as discussions continue.
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Washington
Chine van P. Anderson
A: ieaTe
Frider
Senate
Dal
Anderson
Comem
Jxndon Johnson
Moncar Zes
Thenzie
Bold Thief Stolen Phone Reported in Court Room
Police said today a thief stole a witness stagephone from the Circa Court room. The incident occurred during courthouse proceedings and is under investigation by Bloomington authorities.
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Bloomington
Circa Court Room
Costello Reviews St Patrick's Parade
Costello participates in a St Patrick’s parade with New York officials including Mayor Wagner and Gov. Harriman watching from Central Park. An estimated two million spectators expected as marchers from lodges schools colleges and military units join in the celebration.
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New York
Shan
Pame
John A. Costello
Hensis
Palace
John Joseph Sheehan
Gleann Chorbraishe
Robert F. Wagner
Averell Harriman
John J. Hearne
Costello
Philadelphia
Sons of St. Patrick
Youth Dies Five Hurt In Traffic Crash
Richland Center reports a head on collision near Gotham sent a 18 year old to death and four others to hospital. The group of travelers from Minnesota and Wisconsin were en route to Tennessee when the wreck occurred. investigators cited a tow truck involved and multiple injuries among the passengers.
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Richland Center
Smcker Mobile
Minnesota
Ard Farreed
Gotham
Taken
Hesreh Larson
Minnespalis
Paul Lucas
Madison
Csr
John Sweser
Jozee Farrané
Aré
Barbara
Tennessee
Inns of Tennessee
Dagutt
Ray Mueller
Wisconsin
Courtec
Pichiand Center
Joliot-Curie Nobel Laureate Dies in Paris
Paris obituary notes the death of Irène Joliot-Curie Nobel Prize winner famed for pioneering work in radioactivity and chemistry. The report honors her scientific contributions and her role in advancing atomic research amid late 1950s international science circles.
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Joliot-Curie
Mollet Calls Cabinet in Bid To Calm Algeria
Paris premier Guy Mollet convened a cabinet session to push emergency measures aimed at pacifying revolt torn Algeria. French forces in Algeria mounted operations amid raids and ambushes as authorities seek swift control and economic restoration.
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Algeria
Paris
Guy Mollet
Bis Cabinet
France
Robert la
Mets
Jsenste
Aigens
Algiers
Lecoste
Vest
Coleman Named U S Chamber of Commerce Leader
The United States Chamber of Commerce elected Coleman to lead the organization for a seven year term beginning May 2. He pledges to push business into politics, promote foreign trade, and boost democracy while guiding the chamber’s directions alongside new officers and other directors.
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Burroucks Corp
Dermot
Efedgees Heat
Cirectors
Colemas
Charlesteg
Wes Xho
Cisco
Clarke
Goine
Rinneanclis
Secony Medi. Hi
Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Joe Barlow
Washington
A. Bord Carsbell
Missississ
Northeast storm leaves dozens dead and city traffic snarled
A savage winter storm swept the northeast and northern Atlantic coast killing nearly two score people and threatening sailors. New York State to Pittsburgh saw travel halt. New England recorded ten deaths as crews battled wind and shifting ice. Coast Guard efforts included cutters at Cape Cod and Long Island while weather froze streets and disrupted air bases along the region.
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New York State
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New England
New York
Raleigs
N.C
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Coos Bay
Bridgehampton
Long Island
Upstate
New
Art Air Force Base Co
Newbird
Suffolk County Air Force Base
West Hemston Beach
Peon
Guerrilla Ambushes British Patrol in Cyprus Turmoil
Guerrilla forces in Cyprus attacked a British patrol near Nicosia wounding five. One attacker died and four were wounded as reinforcements arrived. The incident marks the era’s most serious violence as authorities impose house arrests on three provinces. Police report recoveries of weapons and explosives near the ambush site.
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Nicosia
Cypris GA
Sth ‘Machine Sons
Hitec
Lee
Ments
Terrecea
Eisenhower Plans Weekend Of Work And Bridge At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower planned most of the weekend in Gettysburg to focus on his foreign aid message and a bridge session. He would send the foreign aid message to Congress next week as weather risks his travel, with aide Gordon Gray and NATOs George Grove in the party. Mrs Eisenhower and her mother remained at the farm, while snow loomed over Pennsylvania making golf unlikely and bridge the weekend recreation.
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Eisenhower Iogar
Congress
Apis
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Ges
M. Greenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organizaa
William Robinson
Coca Cola Co
Howard McC. Sarcer
Ordieilawbridge
Grove
John
Doug
Peer Delighted Eden Government Unpopular
Coventry England United Press report quotes Lord Mancroft parliamentary undersecretary at the Home Office saying he is delighted the government is unpopular. He adds that if it were not unpopular it would indicate it was not doing its job properly.
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Coventry
England
Anthony Eden
Lord Mancroft
Home Office
Prize Stolen From St Stanislaus School Raffle
Officials at St Stanislaus Church and School in South Bend report the grand prize auto mobile from a raffle has been stolen. The event was to award a 235 automobile on the upcoming Sunday, but the prize vanished before the drawing.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Stanislaus
At Least 112 Die as Quakes Rock Lebanon
A series of earthquakes struck Lebanon causing widespread devastation. Government reports place fatalities at 112 with many more injured or missing. Damage spread to isolated villages in the south and Bekaa, with collapsed buildings and displaced residents reported in Beirut and surrounding areas.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Leharan
Shook
Jecey
Heia
Bek
Berut
Menis
Fumes Fatal in Auto. Woman Rescued After Noxious Gas
In Ashland County a man, John Hi 21, was found dead inside a car while a woman was revived after inhaling fumes in a rural parking area. The couple were last seen nearby at Gay night and were discovered by a rural fire department unit. Authorities stated the car had been parked for most of the day and the incident prompted a county police alert.
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Ashland
John Hi
Tom Holbers
Omer
Nationalists Sink Three Red Vessels
Unclear dispatch reports Nationalist forces sinking three Communist ships west of Sa Ring a Sbminute gun house ode near the Fu Jen coast. A gunnery action cited Metsu anchor and Ming River area as Red vessels steamed southward.
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Formosa
Saring
Commmuniiqne Seid
Metsu
Fu Jen
Ming River
Cocmmmericué
Kremlin Attacks on Stalin Roil Georgia Capital Streets
London reports say Georgian capital Tiflis saw banners of Stalin in protests sparked by Khrushchev’s assault on the Stalin myth. Washington and diplomats note unconfirmed rioting deaths as censorship blocks details while Mikoyan’s remarks at the Soviet congress accelerate the purge of Stalin’s legacy.
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Tiflis
Iiots
Stalin
Washington
Soviet Union
iJuath
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kremlin
A. I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
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