Dixie Phone Strike Ends After Weeks of Turmoil
Atlanta reports labor peace as Southern Bell and Telephone and Telegraph Co. reach a new contract with the Communications Workers of America for about 59,000 non supervisory workers across nine states. The deal, awaiting rank and file approval, includes wage gains, reclassification, and shorter night schedules amid past violence and outage disruptions.
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Atlanta
Southern Bet, Telephone and Telegram Co
Shiking Communications Workers of America
CIO
Arti’ile
CWA
W. A. Smallwood
Lowsille
Shville
Southern Belt
Petweer
Steei
Southern Bell
Mother Runs Through Window After Tots Death
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a distraught mother Mrs Thomas McMillen ran through a plate glass window after being told her three year old daughter Teri Lsnne McMillen was killed in an automobile accident. Teri and her seven year old brother were in the car with their parents when the girl was struck by a car backed from a driveway by Melvin Wesbrook. Mrs McMillen suffered facial and arm cuts but survived.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Teri Lsnne McMillen
Thomas McMillen
McMillens
Teri
Melvin Wesbrook
McMillen
Demonstration Halted by Cuba Police Fire
In Havana police fired into the air last night to break up an anti-government demonstration by university students. No injuries were reported.
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Havana
Cuba
Flyer Aims New York and Back in One Day Flight
An F-86 Sabrejet piloted by 1st Lt. John M. Conroy of the California Air National Guard departed from Los Angeles at 7 am to fly to New York and return in daylight, part of Air Force Operation Boomerang II. He refueled at Buckley NAS and planned stops at Springfield, Ohio and Albuquerque on the way east and back, with timing supervised by the National Association of Aeronautics.
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New York
Los Angeles
Armed Forces
John M. Conroy
California Air National Guard
Sant Fernando
Valor
Floyd Bennett
Air Force
Conroy
Buckley Naval Air Station
Denver
Springfield
Lee
Talks Seen On Far East Crisis Within Sixty Days
Indian sources report direct talks between India and the United States on the Far East crisis within 60 days. Krishna Menon’s trip to Peiping prompted the possible talks, with Nehru apprised of progress and a London meeting with Eden possible.
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New Delsi
India
Communic. Ch
United States
Red Catina
V. EK. Krishna Menon
Peiping
Krishna Menon
Red China
Formosa
Jewaharla Neeru
Krishna Sienon
Red
Krishna Diezon
London
Anthony Eden
Krishna Meson
Washington
Kkrshna Menon
Nehru
Moscowia
Peipins
Krishna Menor
Peining
Boy12 Used As Shield By Father In Gun Battle
In Somerset, a 12 year old boy remained in critical condition after his father reportedly used him as a human shield during a gun battle with deputies seeking illegal whisky products. The father, O White Whitaker, was wounded in the chest and stomach, while two deputies, Clarde Deaton and Raimonee Meece, were hurt but not seriously.
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Whitaker
Clarde Deaton
Raimonee Meece
City park board approves Optimist carnival plan changes
The Park Board voted to drop a Concessions fee for Optimist Club events and to authorize a city commission on concessions when run by civic groups. Officials debated releasing board actions and emphasized agenda announcements while eyeing proceeds from the annual baby parade for a South Park project.
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Park Board
Cits
3. Board
Cites
Cip
Marshall Muscavitch
South Park
At Least 40 Die In India Cotton Mill Fire
A fire swept a cotton mill in Bombay killing at least 40 workers. Rescue teams searched through the smoke and debris as officials investigated the cause and safety lapses at the facility.
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India
State vaccine rated 100 percent effective in test
Wisconsin reports first trials of Salk polio vaccine for first and second grade students show 100 percent effectiveness in tests. The program includes third and fourth graders with positive initial results, while government experts verify thorough laboratory checks and no second tests needed.
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Wisconsin
Tre Parke, Devis Co
Netroit
Wiscon
Valley Sheet Metal Unions Vote Stoppage
Union members vote to halt work until June 1 unless raises and contract terms are settled. Wages cited range from 225 to 235 per hour with proposed one year increases and vacation benefits.
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Sheet mi
Green Bay
Union És
Ecu Peta
Milwaukee Woman, 68 Found Slain in Home
Milwaukee police report a 68 year old widow living with her two married sons was found slain in her kitchen. The medical examiner says the throat was slashed with signs of facial bruising and possible strangulation. No weapon found and the house shows no signs of robbery or ransacking.
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Milwaukee
Jey
Mes
Kere Jan 'Mk
Joseph
L. J. van Hecke
Les
van Hecke
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Idarmi
Hurst
Jane ix
Westers
Tribute to Americas Armed Forces Observed Nationwide
Defence leaders and politicians spoke as parades unfolded across many cities under the theme power for peace. President and Vice President led reviews as thousands marched in support of the armed forces amid rising tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Morers
Nanos Celeraties
Wilson
Charles E
Richard Mi. Noxon
Wisor
Defense
Robert B. Anderson
Amore
Caskt Frase
Highway 45 Crash Claims Driver’s Life in Wisconsin
Frank W. Kramer, 49, of Chicero, died when his car left U S 43 and struck another vehicle while en route to a weekend outing for fishing. Rober Dieringer, 29, of West Bend, and Elsworth Horne, 19, were injured when another car slammed into them.
Fire Near Janesville Destroys Farmstead Loss Estimated at $50000
A fire about five miles west of Janesville destroyed a George Baker farm shed and barn. No livestock were reported lost. damage was estimated at 50000 dollars. The blaze started from a heater in the shed and burned equipment and stored items.
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SA Bath
Slo
George Baker
Soviet Say Atomic Sub Idea Is Good but Not Real
Radio Moscow questioned the feasibility of an atomic submarine while noting a possible accord with President Eisenhower on a globe girdling atomic powered freighter. The broadcaster cited U.S. claims of progress and asserted American weapon development outpaces actual achievements.
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London
Moscow
Rediol
Todates
Navy
Tel
Eisenhower
Esenhower
Radio Moscow
U.S
Crr
Soviet Union
Leshkotsev
Sven
Wisconsin Moves to Ban Union Political Contributions
State legislators debate a measure to ban political contributions by labor unions. Governor Kohler supports the bill arguing union dues could fund political campaigns while Democrats warn it would deprive the Democratic party of substantial labor support. The bill faces floor votes as session continues.
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Wisconsin
Tarai
Assembly
Legislatire
Kohler
Ectuz
Senate
Democrats
House
Cher
Coop
Merk Cathe Jr
Anpieton
Kobler
Henry Maier
Diwaukee
Democratic Party
Diem Orders Four Seized For Treason
Saigon Indochina dispatch reports Ngo Dinh Diem ordering the arrest of four senior army officers on charges linked to treason. Names listed include Gen Nguyen Ven Vy and Gen Le War leadat Phoong, with details of their posts and alleged rebels.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vie Nem
Ngo Tinh Diem
Nguyen Ven Vy
Safcon
Neoren Thenk
Bal Dei Res.duous
Northwestern Observations Weather Report Summary
The Buckstaff Observatory notes fair conditions from Thursday 8 pm to Friday 8 pm. Temperatures range from a maximum of 72 to a minimum of 46 with no precipitation recorded.
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San Sun
Associated Press
Sonein Ceona Iatay
Ranaal
Buckstaff Observatory
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