Union Steel Workers Back In Two Mills
Union leaders won a return to work at Jones and Laughlin in Aliquippa Pennsylvania and U S Steel Morville in Pennsylvania for 13 000 and 7 000 workers respectively. 9 000 Republic Steel workers in Cleveland remained off shift. McDonald said he would review status of 3 700 union members who quit ore carrier work as negotiators met with management amid a two week extension dispute and Eisenhower intervention.
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NEW York LP
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Alquippa
U. S. Steel
Morrivalle
Republic Steel
Cleveland
McDonald
Great Lakes
Eisenhower
Crippled Couple Have Baby Girl
A Rochester couple confined to wheelchairs due to muscular dystrophy have welcomed a baby girl born last Monday. Doctors note the baby’s chances of inheriting the disease are high since both parents are affected. The family faces a choice between keeping the child with them or placing her in a foster home. The parents, Alexander Quadrozzi, 3, and Janice, 2, have suffered the condition for years with their daughter and newborn doing well.
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Rochester uPi
Alexander Quadrozzi
Janice
Brazil hunts mystery submarine off Rio coast
Brazilian planes and torpedo boats searched the South Atlantic about 55 miles offshore for a submarine sighted by a naval task force. The navy ordered an attack if found and kept its identity secret. Contact was lost Wednesday noon. A diplomatic source doubted a friendly sub was present. no U.S. submarines were in the area.
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Rio DE Janeiro
South Atlantic
Navy
U. S
Obituary and Community Highlights in Phoenix Edition
Obituary notices honor local residents with life summaries and dates. Sports and market briefs cover Falls, Skiridge, and Nhawapa events, with market updates and community notices.
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Skiridge
Falls
Monaghan Out as Harness Boss in New York
Gov Rockefeller seeks three commissioners to replace George P Monaghan who was voted out amid a scandal. Legislature passes a bill creating a three man agency effective September 1. The move ends Monaghan’s control and a state subsidy program for track expansion.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
George P Monaghan
New York State
Monaghan
Thomas E Dewer
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Long Beach
L. I
Oswald D. Heck
Schenectady
Carlino
State Investigation Commission
Senate
GOP
Waler J. Mahoney
Mahoney
Pentagon Fire Forces 200 Workers to Evacuate
A smoky fire in the Pentagon started from defective wiring behind a ceiling area used for shops. About 200 employees were routed from the building as firefighters battled the blaze with local agencies assisting. Several firemen collapsed from smoke and evacuation of offices continued as smoke filled main corridors.
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Washington
UPA
Pentagon
Ft Myer
Arlington County
Falls Church
District of Columbia
Woodward & Lothrop Department
Khrushchev Adopts Tough Berlin Line in Harriman Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev shows a harsh stance on the Berlin crisis in interviews with Averell Harriman. NY papers quote an informed source saying Khrushchev aims to push the US out of Berlin as he believes world power is shifting in Moscow's favor.
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New York
Uup
Nikita 5S
Khrushchev
Averell Harriman
Berlin
The
New York Times
Washington
Harry Schwartz
Harriman
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph Alsop
Khrushcheva
Eisenhower
Herald Tribune
Moscow
Russia
Doctors Say Gov Earl Longs Heart Failing
In Covington Louisiana Governor Earl K Long, 63, on his fourth term campaign, shows a slightly failing heart per four attending doctors led by Dr Victory Lief. They treated him overnight at motel headquarters and noted no coronary attack. Long had a 1950 heart attack and announced plans for a west coast and Midwest trip before leaving Thursday.
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Covington
Earl K. Long
Victory Lief
Long
Louisiana
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tex
David Rankin
F. H. Rankin
Texas City
Blanche
Likin
Luin
David
Gov. Long
Rankin
Chemical Plant Power Department
Bobby
Betty Ann
Pacific Coast
Canada
Midwest
Mexico
Kidnaped Girl Found Alive After Nine-Hour Search
In Springdale Arkansas a six year old girl Barbara Ann Wentz was found alive in a car by police after a nine hour search. Vernon Estep a 36 year old truck driver from Rogers Arkansas was detained on an open charge. The girl had bruising on her neck but was unharmed and returned home. The sheriff said Estep claimed he did not know why he abducted her.
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Springdale
Ark
UPI
Barbara Ann Wentz
Hollis Spencer
Vernon Estep
Rogers
Barbara
Spencer
Estep
Keith Wentz
100000 Fire Sweeps Jamestown Warehouse
A warehouse of Watson Manufacturing Co. in Jamestown suffered a $100,000 loss when fire destroyed the one story brick facility housing lumber and cardboard. One fireman had minor injuries. Firemen said local boys seen near the building may have started the blaze. Arthur Gill estimated the total damage.
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Jamestown GP
Watson Manufacturing Co
Arthur Gill
Miss Maryland Gives Up Title After Short Reign
Miss Maryland Marie Litz resigns after a four percent day reign citing no desire for a glamorous career. Diane White, the runner up, will now represent Maryland in the Miss Universe contest in Long Beach California.
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Ballimore
Marie Litz
Maryland
Long Beach
Calif
Diane White
Bony
Pope John XXIII Urges Peace Unity Across Nations
The pope calls rival nations to pursue every approach to peace to avoid a nuclear war that would destroy both sides. He urges Christians to unite and asks media to counter falsehood and immorality, releasing his encyclical Ad Petri Sedem on June 29, marking his eight months as pope. The warning stresses fraternal unity, justice, and charity, urging statesmen to consider carefully before God the steps toward genuine peace.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Ristians
Peter
God
Death Penalty Seen for Marine in Rape Case
Beaufort S.C. Marine Pvt. Fred G. Davis, 24, white, sentenced to die in the electric chair for raping an 11 year old Negro woman. If carried out Aug. 14, it would be the first white man executed in the U S for raping a Negro.
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Beaufort
Fred G. Davis
J. Henry Johnson
United States
Davis
Johnson
Israel Sharpe
Puerto Rican man drowns after falling from jetty into Buffalo Harbor
Miarie Lu cane, 25, fell into Buffalo Harbor while untangling a fishing line and drowned. His wife, two brothers, and a friend, all from Puerto Rico, could not summon help at first due to language barriers. A Spanish speaking bystander alerted the Coast Guard, which began search for the body.
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Buffalo Harbor
Buffalo
Miarie Lucane
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Satchmo Leaves Rome By Plane For Home
Louis Armstrong departed Rome for home after a Spoleto festival visit. He had contracted pneumonia on June 16 and remained gravely ill for several days. At the airport he said he would be back home for July 4, his birthday.
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Satchmo
Rome
Upi
Louis
Kozlov Nixon Debate Highlights Cold War Tension
Soviet Deputy Premier Kozlov and Vice President Nixon clash in Washington over aims of Moscow and Western resolve. Eisenhower Herter back firm stance on Berlin while Kozlov defends peace seek. A sharp exchange occurs during a White House conference and a later embassy reception. Five Parr family members die in a highway crash near Lamarque in October.
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Brenham
Raymond Parr
Jackie Parr
Lamarque
Tex
Parrs
Jacke
Washington
Frol FR. Ikozjov
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
NBC
U. S
U.S
Kozlov
Esenhower
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
White House
Herter
Geneva
Germany
Eisenhower
Moscow
West Berlin
Koziov
Kozlovs
Congress
Neith
Queen Elizabeth Reviews History at Stratford Festival
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit Stratford Ontario during their third week tour through southwest Ontario. They witnessed the Shakespeare festival and learned of local history tied to the War of 1812 at Battle Field House near Hamilton. An Iroquois chiefs confrontation at Brantford was also noted amid the royal itinerary.
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Stratford
Brantford
Mounted Police
Shakespeare St
Canada
Italian Princess Giggles During Brussels Wedding
In Brussels, Prince Albert of Liege wed 21-year-old Dona Paola Rutto di Calabria in Sts Michael and Gudule. The bride giggled during the vow and cried at communion, while Albert appeared nervous. Crowds cheered as trumpets, cannon, and bells accompanied the medieval pageantry.
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Brussels
Belgium
Albert of
Liege
Dona Paola Rutto di Calabria
Joseph Cardinal van Roey
Sts. Michael and Gudule
Bau
Paola
Albert
Cardinal van Roey
Belgum
Brussel
Parts Of Three Bodies Recovered In Plane Crash
Marion Ohio UPI reports a Continental Can Co airliner crashed near Marion killing all 10 aboard, eight executives among them. Only parts of three bodies found as wreckage spread over 150 yards. Pilot John R Dunham and co pilot Donald Martin, both from New Jersey, were identified. Passengers from the New York area included Abbot W Sheridan and J R Wallace among others. Crashed while trying to skirt a thunderstorm near Mansfield after radioing Findlay and Marion.
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Ohio
UPI
Continental Can Co
Here
New York
Chicago
Continental Can
Robert Obenour
H. F. S Smith
Ohio City
Smith
Marion Municipal
Findlay
Mansfield
Alvin DeVore
Midway Airport
Dunham
Baltimore
John R. Dunham
Madison
N. J
Donald Martin
Dover
Abbot W. Sherwood
Dobbs Ferry
J. R. Walace
Pound Ridge
N. Y
R. I. Weimerskirch
Westwood
W. J. Muschler
Mamaroneck
M. D. Sandine
Mideastern
H. G. Schier
Wood-Ridge
J. de Blick
Passaic
J. M. Kelly
Darien
Conn
Niagara University
Army Air Force
United Cigar-Whelen
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