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Newspaper
Pasadena Star News
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
4
In Vienna three Hungarian children aged five to nine were killed when a World War II mine they found exploded while they played. The incident occurred yesterday in the Austrian capital as authorities investigated the dangerous discovery.
Union warns of a strike if a five year pact is imposed by major steel firms. Big Three resume talks amid low hopes for settlement. Industry defends five year no strike proposal as final. US officials fear disruption but may refrain from intervention until after June 30 contract expiry.
Social Security Administration referee Peter J Hoegen ruled that work for the Communist Party in the United States falls under the Social Security Act and is covered. The decision overturns a prior Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance ruling that the party acted as a foreign government arm and thus barred coverage. The ruling affects seven party employees and could face appeals council review.
Indonesia's President Sukarno arrives in Stuttgart to urge West German industrialists to invest in his country. He plans a visit to the Daimler Benz Motor Vehicle Factory, his fifth major German industrial site visited since arriving in Germany last Sunday.
The 20-30 International elected Robert Baumgart, 31, of Sacramento as international president. Delegates chose San Diego as the site for next year’s convention.
The dispute centers on alleged improper deposits and political influence. Governor Knight accuses State Treasurer Johnson of ill health driven attacks after a relative resignations over checks. Johnson cites alleged promises to banks and improper deposits while Rossetti and Pierce deny influencing state money placements.
Green wood Mississippi. Pm Mason Jones faced charges for driving a mule drawn wagon while intoxicated after a collision damaged a car. The mule suffered no injuries.
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