Sparks Fly In Steel Sessions
NEW YORK AP Sparks fly as the steel industry and the steelworkers union urge a federal probe of the other. The union calls for Justice Department and National Labor Relations Board reviews into alleged antitrust and labor-law violations tied to profit pooling and strike contingency plans. Company negotiators say a federal inquiry would target the industry and its self protection practices. Cooper says mutual aid plans used by airlines and wage talks are on the table as talks resume with a June deadline. The union disputes wage, price, and strike strategies while presenting preliminary arguments.
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Coal Rift Patrol Area Fire Damages Coal Co. Tipples
State police report a blaze in Coal Rift at the G and F Coal Co. tipples estimated damage between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. Nearby stores in the border town suffer about 20 000 in window damage. Four men were arrested after the fire but released following questioning.
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Burglars Hit Hotel Suite for Big Haul in Gems and Furs
New York police traced a burglary to a hotel suite in Trenton, New Jersey, where thieves allegedly stole gems and furs from banker socialite Mrs Mary Roebling. Two men, Morris Hers 35 and David Le 47, were arrested after a getaway car led detectives to the scene. Police valued the loot at about 1 million dollars, including a mink coat and a ruby necklace.
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Soviet Lenin icebreaker ready for launching
London AP reports the Soviet atomic powered icebreaker Lenin has passed engine tests and is nearly ready for launching. The 16,600 ton ship uses three atomic reactors and will produce 44,000 horsepower, twice that of the largest American icebreaker.
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Vermont Legislature Debates Fishing License Fee Hike
In Vermont a contentious bill seeks to raise fish and game license fees. Representative Philip Chase of Puinev leads opposition as lawmakers study proposed increases and potential impacts on anglers.
Michigan Governor to Offer New Plan Amid Cash Crisis
Governor G. Mennen Williams urged lawmakers to hear a proposed plan to solve Michigan’s cash crisis that left 26 000 state workers unpaid and imperiled public schools. The move follows House rejection of a 1 cent sales tax increase, while Williams favors a personal income tax and Republicans push for higher sales tax.
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Ex-British Foreign Aid Minister Hoare Dies
Former British Foreign Secretary Hoare dies after brief term in office. He helped shape aviation policy and backed India home rule in the 1930s while holding multiple Cabinet posts amid criticism of Britain’s stance on the League of Nations and sanctions on Italy.
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London
India Limited
Grasse Named To Wisconsin State Highway Post
Harvey Grasse age 45 of Door County, a Democrat, was appointed by Governor Nelson to the State Highway Commission to succeed Charles Adner. His term begins March 1, 1963, subject to Senate confirmation. Grasse is a beef farmer, real estate broker, and former Door County board member with extensive agricultural service.
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Concessions and Soviet Stance Warn of Tough Talks
Moscow broadcast and Soviet commentary questioned Western plans for a Berlin settlement and a German peace treaty. The reports suggested the USSR would likely reject Western proposals, while Khrushchev reiterated willingness to consider other ideas to ease world tension.
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Paris Journal
Andrei‘ Gromyko
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Deputy Defense Official Quarles Dies in Sleep
Washington FAP Deputy Secretary of Defense Donald A. Quarles died in his sleep. A former secretary of the Air Force, Quarles had been the second ranking defense official since 1957 and was born in Van Buren Arkansas on July 50 189. He had not been ill, and had been considered a potential successor to Secretary McElroy.
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Soviet Aids Arrive for Geneva Foreign Ministers Meeting
An advance party of 30 Soviet secretaries arrived by plane from Moscow to attend the Geneva foreign ministers conference set to begin on Monday.
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UPI
Moscow
Firm Geneva stance outlined by Herter before talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter heads to Geneva after warning the Soviets to match concessions to avert war He outlined Western policy for arms control a linked Berlin arrangement and an aim for modest progress toward lasting peace He expects no quick breakthrough and cautions against inflated expectations.
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Inside Joe Knoxville Theft Solved
Police quickly solved a theft of 150 dollars from John Maples. The money was taken through a hole in Maples pocket into the hollow center of his artificial leg.
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UPP
John Maples
Maples
Shark attack near Golden Gate claims SF State student
Albert Kogler, 18, San Francisco State College student, was dragged ashore by Shirley O'Neill after a shark bite during a late afternoon swim near Baker Beach. He died eight hours later at Marin General Hospital. O'Neill, also 18, was treated for shock and released.
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Albert Kegler
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Sultan of Johore Dies in London
Sultan of Johore Maj. Gen. Sir Ibrahim Ibni Sultan died in a London hotel suite after a two month illness. He was 64 and his son Tunku Mehketa Ismail was en route to London to succeed to the throne.
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APJ
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Suruber
Malayan
Tunku Mehketa
Ismail
ANC to intensify boycott campaign in public spaces
The African National Congress announced it will expand its campaign by targeting shops hotels and other business concerns in public venues. The plan includes visiting European whites only pools theaters and churches to test segregation policies.
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Southern Rhodesia
UPD
African National Congress
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Postage Hike Sought by Administration Faces Congress
The Eisenhower administration requests a nickel stamp increase on first class letters and a rise in four cent letters to five cents and air mail from seven to eight cents. Rep. H R Gross predicts no rate bill this year. The plan, worth about 353 million dollars annually, aims to balance the 1950 fiscal year budget, but details were not released in the budget message.
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Arthur Summerfield
Sam Rayburn
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Conservative Unit Gains In British Voting
London AP reports the Conservative party led by Prime Minister Macmillan secured substantial local election gains with a net 158 council seats while Labour suffered a net loss of 209. Liberals and Independents widened the gap as observers doubt another Conservative win and national elections weigh on timing until fall.
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Burke Visits Roosevelt and Mediterranean Naval Bases
Admiral Arleigh Burke visits the aircraft carrier Roosevelt with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean touring naval installations in the Naples area.
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UPI
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