End of Nationwide Steel Strike Reached in Three Year Pact
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald announced a settlement with 12 basic steel companies ending a 27 day nationwide strike. The deal envisions a three year package with about a 45.6 cent per hour raise, and full contract signing will take several days before 650,000 workers return to work.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
John A. Stephens
McDonald
International Wage Policy Committee
Stockholm Docks With Survivors After Sea Collision
The Stockholm, crowded with survivors from the Andrea Doria disaster, docked at a Hudson River pier after the collision off Nantucket. Ambulances ferried the injured. crowds sought missing relatives as 14 casualties were treated aboard. Actress Ruth Roman found her son Richard Hall among those ashore. The Ile de France carried 760 rescued from the Andrea Doria.
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New York
Stockholm
Hudson River
Nantucket
Dorian
Ruth Roman
Richard Hall
Andrea Doria
Ile de France
Angiuli Loses 10500 To Bank Burglary
Frank Angiuli a grocer returns from Acapulco trip to find burglars stole 10500 from a strong box and piggy bank at his home in Los Angeles. His family was away on vacation when the theft occurred.
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Los Angeles
Frank Angiuli
Angiuli
Acapulco
Mexico
Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies Through Weekend
The forecast calls for mostly sunny weather today and Saturday with a high near 90 and a low around 63. The report appears on the sports pages and TV Radio listings.
List Of Dead In Crash Released
A New York Times report lists known deceased from the Andrea Doria and Stockholm collision. Names include Camille Cianfarra and his daughter Joan Cianfarra, Dr Thure Peterson’s wife, and others. Californians injured are named with ages and addresses.
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New York
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Camille Cianfarra
Madrid
New York Times
Joan Cianfarra
His Daugh
Martha Peterson
Thure C. Peterson
Upper Montclair
N. J
Walter Carlin
Brooklyn
Democratic Party
Alf Johannsen
Elizabeth Bain
Delfeen Drive
Los Angeles
Felix Harold
Cleamuil Ave
Louisa Schoenbaum
Cincinnati St
Gerolamo Bravo
Eads St
Movie Tax Cut Bill Sent to White House
Congress passed and sent to the White House a bill to cancel the 10 percent federal tax on amusement admissions costing 90 cents or less. The measure exempted admissions 50 cents or less, with the higher exemption costing about 60 million dollars annually to the treasury.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Treasury
Three Killed in Malibu Crash On Highway 101A
California highway patrol reported three deaths after a car and a truck trailer sideswiped on Highway 101A about ten miles north of Malibu. Victims include Lauren S. Oberg 56 of Los Angeles and his daughter Sharron 10 of Chicago who was visiting, plus an unidentified female passenger in the Oberg vehicle.
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Malibu
California
Highway 101A
Here
Lauren S. Oberg
Los Angeles
Sharron
Chicago
Oberg
Sneaky Mouse Bites Man After Frightening Girls
In Muskegon John Hoos tried to scare several girls with a mouse causing the creature to bite him instead. Police report him seeking medical aid after the incident in town.
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Muskegon
Michap
John Hoos
Consulates Seek Cause of Disaster
Three investigations were mapped in New York to determine why the Italian liner Andrea Doria and Swedish ship Stockholm collided, sinking the Doria and injuring the Stockholm. Officials from Swedish and Italian consulates, the House Merchant Marine Committee, and the Coast Guard all planned probes while questions linger about radar and navigation failures.
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Stockholm
New York
House Merchant Marine Committee
Coast Guard
Congress
U.S
Herbert C. Bonner
DNC
House
Patient dies at dentist office in Lynwood
James Cowin aged 46 of 5412 Everett Street Maywood died at his dentist’s office last night after a sodium penothal sedation failed to revive him.
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Lynwood
CNS
James Cowin
Everett St
Maywood
Fiery Cross Found On Rayburns Lawn
A flaming cross was found burning on the front lawn of House Speaker Sam Rayburn in Bonham Texas. Police said no arrests were made and they were pursuing several leads.
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Bonham, Tex
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Washington
Texas
Congress
Chicago
Sen
Henry Jackson
City Hall cooling system blows hot air in Tulare heat
Building Inspector Bob K. Vance found the evaporative cooling units at Tulare City Hall attached to hot water pipes, failing to cool and instead blowing hot air as the town endured 100 plus degree days.
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Tulare
Bob K. Vance
City Hall
Hillsborough School Board Drops Strawberry Labor Schools
Hillsborough County school board votes to discontinue the winter strawberry labor schools after determining operation costs are too high. Parents’ spokesmen warn that regular-term schooling could disrupt the economy of eastern Hillsborough, a major winter strawberry region.
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Tampa
Fla
Hillsborough County
Egypt nationalizes Suez Canal amid dam funding row
Nasser announces the Suez Canal is Egypt’s property and seizes the canal company offices in Cairo Ismailia and Suez. Armed police move in as Britain and France weigh counter measures and the United States withdraws dam funding.
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Cairo
Suez Canal Company
Ismailia
Suez
Paris
London
Anthony Eden
Johnson's Bank Deals Probed by Legislature
Legislative investigators ordered to collect full details of State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson's private bank dealings. William A. Burkett reported loans exceeding 38 thousand dollars and unpaid racing losses at Bay Meadows. Gov Knight denied previous charges as Caspar Weinberger pressed for a full investigation into the treasurer's conduct.
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Sacramento
Charles G. Johnson
Treas
uLres
Legislative
A. Alan Post
Ralph Kleps
Joint
Legislative Budget Committee
William A. Burkett
State Superintendent of Banks
Burkett
Johnson
Bay Meadows
Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
Gov
Knight
Ben Hulse
REI Centro
Weinberger
Gov. Knight
Former Gov Dan Thornton enters Denver Senate race
Former Colorado governor Dan Thornton and close Eisenhower ally announces candidacy for the United States Senate seat vacated by Eugene D Millikin. Thornton's entry marks a key Republican challenge in Denver with the party seeking to retain the seat.
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Denver
Dan Thornton
Eisenhower
U. S. Senate
Eugene D. Millikin
Two Disputes Delay Close of Congress
Congress faces delays as House and Senate disputes over housing and a minerals purchase program threaten adjournment. The House passed 70,000 low rent housing units while the Senate seeks changes. a stopgap may keep noncontroversial provisions alive. The $2.16 billion appropriations bill was rejected over a $35 million minerals package, prompting a renewed conference bid to reinstate minerals funds.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Congress
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Baseball Today Major League games and probable pitchers
Baseball today features eight American League games and four National League matchups. Notable duels include Boston at Chicago with Brewer facing Wilson, New York at Kansas City pitting Kuecks against McMahon, and Milwaukee at Philadelphia as Burdette meets Regovin. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh lists Fowler or Gross versus Munger in a night game.
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Chicago
Brewer
Wilson
New York
Kansas City
Kuecks
McMahon
Washington
Detroit
Stone
Lary
Baltimore
Cleveland
Johnson
Shehmite
Wynn
Brooklyn
Kaiser
Erskine
St. Touls
Webmeier
Margonerl
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Burdette
Va. Regovin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Fowler
Gross
Ve. Munger
State Leaders Hold Highway Parley
Public officials engineers and business leaders from many parts of California met in San Francisco to discuss the future of highway construction. The California State Chamber of Commerce sponsored the conference on the impact of new federal legislation on California highways.
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San Francisco
California
California State Chamber of Commerce
Warren and Wife Plan India Visit Next Month
Chief Justice Earl Warren has accepted an invitation to visit India next month. The Indian Embassy announced it last night and State Department officials confirmed it. Warren will be accompanied by his wife and they will visit Bombay Calcutta New Delhi and other points of interest across the country.
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Washington
Earl Warren
India
State Department
Warren
Bombay
Calcutta
New Delhi
Mrs Gladys Crosby Hopkins Heckscher Dies at 73
Mrs Gladys Crosby Hopkins Heckscher 73 noted for Red Cross work in World War II died in Villanova Pa of cancer. She was former mother in law to industrialist Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney.
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Villanova
Gladys Crosby Hopkins Heckscher
Heckscher
Cornelius Vanderbilt ‘Whitney
Egypt Seizes Suez Canal Triggers Crisis in Diplomatic Ties
Egypt nationalizes the Suez Canal Co heir to French control and 44 percent British stock. Nasser says revenues will fund the Aswan Dam. France condemns action as plunder while Britain weighs force options and halting arms shipments. Tensions rise toward breaking relations.
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Egypt
Nasser
Cairo Stock Exchange
Canal
Aswan
United States
Britain
Upper Nile
World Bank
London
Suez Canal Co
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan Dam
Pineau
France
Six Escape Death in Bomber Crash on Whidbey Island
Six California airmen escaped with only a broken wrist after a rocket laden Neptune patrol bomber crashed into a marsh during takeoff at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Puget Sound. Lt. C. R. Erickson of Upland California reported one engine failure as the aircraft roared down the runway.
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Seattle
California
Whidbey Island
Naval Air Station
Puget Sound
C. R. Erickson
Upland
Calif
Deadly pistol found in Dumas book case in Los Angeles
Detectives found a .45 pistol loaded with dum-dum bullets hidden inside a Dumas book at an apartment occupied by Gordon Gale Clough, 29, a former Mineola bookkeeper. He was arrested on a telegraphic warrant charging larceny and forgery in connection with pilfered payroll checks worth about $500 from a typewriter parts company where he once worked.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Dumas
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Mineola
N.Y
Gordon Gale Clough
EK. R. Nelson
Dumas
Nelson
Clough
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