Steelworkers Charge Antitrust Violation in U S Probe Call
The Steelworkers Union accuses the steel industry of antitrust and labor law violations and asks the U S government to investigate. Arthur J. Goldberg outlines the charges in letters to Attorney General Rogers and NLRB counsel Fenton. The union cites plans to share profits during a potential July 1 strike, warning such moves would violate antitrust and labor laws. John F. Murray says the union will win its demands, even if it means striking, as talks with Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp resume after an opening-day collapse over all plants under common contract terms.
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New York
Steelworkers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
William Rogers
Jerome D. Fenton
National Labor Relations Board
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
John F. Murray
Pittsburg Steelworkers
Murray
Philip Murray
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Eisenhower Plans Visit to Air Force Academy
President Eisenhower will visit the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs before June 4. The White House said he hoped to attend the graduation of the final class but schedule pressures prevented a June 4 visit. No date was set, and Hagerty noted a possible Denver trip to visit Mrs Doud.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Denver
Eiesnhower
John S. Doud
Geneva
Esenhower
Netro Pleads Innocent To Tax Evasion
Joseph Netro of Ithaca co manager of Carmen Basilio appeared in police court and pleaded innocent to evading 2668 in state income taxes for 1957 when Basilio held welterweight and middleweight titles. State claims Netro received 41661 from Basilio earnings that year. Bail set at 500. case adjourned to May 14.
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Syracuse
Joseph Netro
Ithaca
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Netro
P. Leo Dorsey
Inside Obituary and Market Highlights
Inside obituary notes and radio TV bridge and classified items cover market activity and local notices. Fulton reports and sports updates accompany weather outlook and calendar pages.
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Bridge & Classified
Fulton
Pay Day Delayed As Michigan Workers Face Pay Crisis
Nearly 27 000 state employees in Michigan faced a payless day as the cash crisis pressed the state. Gov Williams and the Legislature faced a deadline to avert missed five million payrolls amid a $110 million June deficit and a stalemate over funding.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Capitol
Veterans Trust Fund
Wiliams
Rayburn Pushes Vote on Buried Housing Bill
House Speaker Sam Rayburn says he will seek a vote on a 21 billion housing bill stalled in the Rules Committee. He notes Republican and Southern Democrat opposition but promises to pursue action without bypassing the committee if necessary.
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Rayburn
Washington
uPi
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Esenhower
Eisenhower
Committee On Rules
Jupiter firing praised as highly successful test
Cape Canaveral reports Jupiter intermediate range missile test over the Atlantic described as highly successful. The 60 foot rocket equipped with tracking beacon aimed for a 10,000 mph ascent toward space. Army officials say a monkey passenger may be added soon, with a prior flight search yielding no recovery.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
John B. Medaris
Hussein swears in 10-man Jordan cabinet
King Hussein of Jordan swore in a new 10-man cabinet led by Hazza Majali. Premier Majali will also serve as foreign minister as did his predecessor Samir Rifai, who resigned Tuesday.
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Hussein
Amman
Jordan
King Hussein of
Hazza Majali
Majali
Samir Rifai
Rifai
Four Whites Indicted For Raping Black Person
A Tallahassee grand jury indicted four white youths on rape charges after a nearly seven hour hearing. Patrick G. Scarborough 20 Willion T. Collinsworth 24 David Ervin Beagles 18 Ollie Stoutamire 16 face arraignment and trial setup.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. May Walker
Florida
Walker
Patrick G. Scarborough
Air Force
Alaska
Willion T. Collinsworth
David Ervin Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Frank Stoutamire
Walter Lee Irvin
U S Sues To Reverse Equal Time Ruling On Broadcasts
The Justice Department urged the FCC to reverse its equal time ruling for political candidates on radio and TV news. Attorney General William P. Rogers announced the move after meeting President Eisenhower. The case arose from Lar Daly’s protest that his opponent received more news time.
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Washington
FCC
Daly
Explosion Destroys Two Coal Tipples in Jellico
In Jellico Tennessee near the Kentucky line, dynamite explosions wrecked two coal tipples in the business district early today. There were no injuries reported, but extensive damage followed the blasts.
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Jellico, Tenn
Kentucky
Capitol Hill Club to Honor Rocky June Il
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will be guest of honor on June 11 at a Capitol Hill club lawn party. The conservative Republican group in Washington sees the event as a potential early move in a 1960 GOP presidential bid. Club president Rep. Carroll Reece announced the gathering, noting Rockefeller’s role as a founder. Vice President Nixon, another potential candidate, is a member.
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Washington UP
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Capitol Hill Club
Rockefeller
New York State
Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
Nixon
Italian Plane Freed by Iraq After Detention
Iraqi authorities released a DC6B from Alitalia after 27 hours of detention for an unauthorized Tehran to Beirut flight. The craft carried crew plus 17 or more passengers headed west. three Americans: Mr and Mrs Robert Rachwal and Arthur McLaren. Baghdad officials said the plane was not forced down despite Rome’s claim.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Tehran
Beirut
Alitalia Airline
Robert Rachwal
Glendals
Calif
Arthur McLaren
Katonah
Alittalia
Joseph Thweny
Walter Galli
Rome
Thueny
Berserk Father Nabbed After Cop Gunfight
Bernard Rhoades, 32, resisted police for two hours from his Rochester home firing a shotgun. He threatened to kill his four children, injuring none as officers withdrew to protect them. He surrendered after officers charged the house. held on a vagrancy charge pending mental evaluation.
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Rochester
Bernard Rhoades
Rhoades
Irene
100 Free Hotel Fire in Albany Fells Seven Firemen
Dense basement smoke drove 100 guests from the Hotel Kenmore in Albany’s downtown district. Seven firemen were felled, two hospitalized for smoke inhalation and a hand cut. The blaze was confined to a wooden beam under the main floor and burned about two hours. A smoke cloud damaged three nearby businesses as guests fled including Stephen Reedy who escaped with a cane.
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Albany CP
Kenmore
Stephen Reedy
Graham to Curtail U S Crusade Work
Billy Graham announced in Sydney that upon returning to the United States in mid June he will scale back non crusade activities. He plans to resign from several executive boards and focus on crusades and preparation. He reported his left eye is nearly normal and noted large attendances in Australia and New Zealand, with the tally nearing two million.
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Sydney
Australia
Billy Graham
United States
Graham
New Zealand
Tear Gas Breaks Up Crowd In Tallahassee Negro Section
In Tallahassee Florida law officers fired tear gas to disperse a crowd after a moonshine arrest led to a fatal shooting of Walter Oliver Jr by Freddy Golden. Oliver faced charges of illegal whisky possession resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. Oliver was in fair condition with a temple wound.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Freddy Golden
Walter Oliver Jr
Oliver
Hi. L
Ike Jabs at Truman During Churchill Dinner Event
President Eisenhower hosted a White House dinner for Sir Winston Churchill with former President Truman sending regrets for a New York engagement. Eisenhower used humor to note Truman’s absence and toasted Queen Elizabeth while praising Churchill as a brilliant and royal subject.
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Churchill
Ike
Sir Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Washington
TruMan
White House
Winston Churchill
New York
Winston
Queen Elizabeth
Winston Churen
Labor Payment Denial Tied to Senate Probe Itself
James Fontana, business manager for the American Weekly, testifies he did not seek $4 000 annual payments and viewed them as improper but claims the senate committee’s testimony changed his view. Ne0 Gravure Printing Co witnesses say the $1 000 yearly payments targeted press delivery labor peace. John Paculo admits the $4 000 payments began under his watch and were improper yet necessary for peace.
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Washington
American Weekly
Senate
James Fontana
Sunday Supplement
Neo Gravure Printing Co
Weehawken
Ene
Times
News
John Y. McClellan
D.ark
Fontana
New York
New York Mirror
Neo
McClellan
Bakery Union Leader Denies Teamsters Merger Talks
James G Cross, president of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union, dismisses reports of merger talks with the Teamsters as nonsense. The New York Times had cited ongoing discussions, a Teamsters official later confirming exploration of a merger.
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Washington
James G Cross
Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
Sass
Teamsters
New York Times
Herter to Speak on Geneva Ahead of East-West Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will broadcast a 9 p m EDT speech outlining U S plans for a peaceful solution to the German crisis He will stress the reasonableness of the proposed talks with the Soviets and pledge that the Allies will not abandon West Berlin He departs Friday for Geneva to join the foreign ministers of Britain France and the Soviet Union for a potentially month long conference
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Washington
Christian A
Herter
Germany
U. S
West Berlin
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Valenti Freed by Court Ruling in Apalachin Case
New York Appellate Division orders Frank J. Valenti released after finding he answered the State Investigation Commission questions. Brother Costenze Valenti remains jailed for insufficient cooperation. The Rochester brothers were among seven held last summer for refusing to answer about the Upstate November 14, 1957 gathering of gang members.
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New York
Frank J. Valenti
State Investigation Commission
Costenze
Rochester
Wreck-Under Construction Crumbles. One Dead
A 200 by 150 foot Westbury industrial building under construction collapsed at 10 a.m. trapping about 20 workers. Rescue teams pulled four men from the wreckage while the known fatality was the foreman of a Steamfitting crew. Police and crowds watched as cranes moved in and ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals.
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Westbury
New York City
Long Island
al Long
Islip Terrace
Rudy Gumb
Gumb
O'Donnell Named Pacific Air Forces Chief in White House Move
The White House announced Lt General Emmett O'Donnell will become commander in chief of the Pacific air forces with headquarters in Hawaii. President Eisenhower nominated O'Donnell, then Air Force chief of staff, for promotion to full general, subject to Senate confirmation. He succeeds General Laurence S. Kuter, who was chosen to lead the North American Air Defense Command starting July 1.
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Washington AF
Emmett O’donnell
Pacific Air Forces
White House
Eisenhower
O'Donnell
Air Force Chief of Staff
Senate
Laurence S. Kuter
North American Air Defense Command
Hawaii
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Bakery Union
Frank Valenti
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