Tito Orbits Equality Pact With Soviet Leaders
Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union pledged cooperation on an equality basis after a Kremlin ceremony. Georgi Zhukov told Tito they would fight shoulder to shoulder if war comes, as both sides praised future personal contacts and discussed broader questions on UN seats China, German unification, and Formosa.
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Roy Essoyan
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Georgi Zhukov
Tito
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Russia
China
United Nations
Germany
Formosa
Red China
Zaukov
Soviet Union
Koca Popovic
Fopovic
Nto
Chandler Faces New Setback in Kentucky Senate Race
Louisville report shows Gov. A B Chandler confronting a fresh obstacle as Democrats prepare for November two-seat race. Lawrence Wetherby and Sen. Earle Clements ally to back Weber for Barkley’s remaining term, while Chandler pins hopes on Joseph Leary as nominee.
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Louisville
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Chandler
Earle C. Clements
Democratic Central Executive Committee
Weber
Alben W. Barkley
Joseph Leary
Leary
Democrats Hunt Keynoter As Conventions Loom
Three senators and Tennessee Governor Frank Clement top the list in speculation as possible convention keynoter choices. John Pastore and Hubert Humphrey also figure, while Kerr’s name is floated to avoid signaling a favorite. Platform Drafting Committee chairmanship remains unsettled with Rep. McCormack declining.
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Jack Bell Washington III
Robert 5. Kerr
Okla
John ©. Pastore
Hubert Humphrey
Mian
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Chicago
John W. McCormack
Mass
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Paul M. Butler
Kerr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pastore
Clement
AFL-CIO Leader Message at Steel Contract Talks
AFL-CIO President George Meany urges steel industry to meet workers needs and backs David J. McDonald in negotiations. Steel union warns of a potential 650,000 member strike if settlements fail before June 30. Seven smaller companies resume talks separately with plans for five year no strike deals and wage increases. Big Three firms previously stalled talks.
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David McDonald
USW
Ste
New York
UP Telephoto
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Vs. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown Sheet
Tuba
Inland
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ladium
U.S. Steel
Strike Could Idle 120000 Workers In Ohio Soon
Cleveland reports a looming steel strike that could idle 120000 Ohio workers immediately. If prolonged, thousands more may lose jobs as metal products makers exhaust steel supplies amid ongoing United Steel Workers negotiations with steel producers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Steel Workers and Steel Producers
Farm Official Quits Amid Senate Probe
Robert B. McLeaish resigned as head of the Farmers Home Administration after a Senate inquiry. He said Benson suggested he leave the post, while denying addiction or heavy drinking. The resignation was announced by Eisenhower's press secretary.
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Senate
Washington
Robert B. McLeaish
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Benson
McLeaish
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
H. W. Brawley
Committee
McLealsh
Civil Service
FHA
Eisenhower
Montana
Texas
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Agriculture Benson
One Wife To Others Too Much Work Killing Husbands
Levittown residents recount a shocking view from Agnes Murdoch a 91 year old matriarch who argues modern wives push husbands to exhaustion by taking on all housework after long workdays. She contrasts past frugality with today’s labor saving gadgets and insists many men suffer heart strain from too much domestic burden.
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Agnes Ferguson
Murdoch
Alexander
Belove
Mrs. Murdoch
Gov Lansche Orders Two Pike Plans for Ohio Turnpike
Governor Frank J. Lansche ordered the State Highway Department to prepare plans for two legs of a proposed north south turnpike toll free expressway. He said there is no current financing for toll roads and urged plans for a 62.4 mile Conneaut to south of Cleveland leg and a 34.2 mile Cincinnati to Dwyers in Clinton County segment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lansche
State Highway Department
Highway Construction Council
Highway Department
Congress
Conneaut
Cleveland
Millcreek
Cincinnati
Dwyers
Since
Fancis
Dennis Murphy
The
Ohio Co
Murphy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Commission
Ike Mum On Political Plans
Washington report says President Eisenhower has given no staff member a hint about plans to stay in the presidential race. Press Secretary Hagerty noted no message will be sent to a Republican group meeting Friday to arrange the San Francisco nominating convention opening Aug 20. The absence of a message fuels ongoing speculation about his political future.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Portsmouth
Truman Receives Oxford Honorary Degree Amid Emotions
Harry S Truman, declined by poverty to attend college, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Civil Laws at Oxford. The auditorium roared as he faced 94 crimson-robed professors and a packed audience. Mrs Truman wiped tears as husband spoke of lasting friendship between the United States and Britain.
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Eddy Gilmore
Oxford
England
Harry
Truman
Halifax
Missouri
Sheldonian
Times
Taylor Plant Expands Refractory Operations at South Shore
Charles Taylor Sons Co plans further additions to its refractory plant at South Shore as the expansion wraps up this summer. Robert Knauft of Cincinnati says a feed processing plant and rotary kiln for mortar and cement are under consideration, with completion in a year or so. The $500,000 expansion will boost employment and support community welfare, while the South Shore plant resumes full operation after a two week shutdown. The tour for the annual sales conference highlighted new continuous tunnel kiln and press upgrades.
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Everett Couch
South Shore
Charles Taylor Sons Co
Eft
Robert W. Knauft
Cincinnati
Robert W. Knauét
Knauft
Taylor Co
Umder Way
Couch
Mainetenance
Harold's Restaurant
Lake White
Governor's Lodge
Wilson Opposes Cut in Foreign Aid Increase in Armed Forces
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Congress that sharp cuts in foreign military aid would force a much larger U S armed forces, increasing manpower and money costs. House Public Works subcommittee approved water projects including 66600 for Ohio River Gallipolis and 786400 for Toledo harbor improvements.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress Today
U. S
Ohio
Ia — House Public Works
Gallipolis
Toledo
Venezuelan Craft Falls Into Atlantic Disaster
A Venezuelan super-airliner crashed into the Atlantic near 32 miles east of Asbury Park leaving 74 dead. It was the worst regular airline disaster. A rescue ship reported debris and two bodies found with no survivors expected. Among 20 Americans aboard were a family of four. A Coast Guard pilot assisted in the search for the stricken four engine Super Constalla aircraft.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Asbury Park
Coast Guard
Two Ohioans Die in Venezuelan Airliner Crash
Reported engine trouble forced a Caracas bound airliner to turn back. Two Ohio residents from Toledo and Grove City perished when it dived into the Atlantic about 40 to 50 miles south of Idlewild after an explosion and flames on impact. Coast Guard Lt Hancox described a 60 degree dive and a visible oil slick with debris floating in the moonlit water.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grove City
Eileen Ourster
Brenda
Toledo
Eer PT Es
New York
Idlewild
Caracas
Venezuela
Luis F. Plata
Norfolk
Suter Starts Dow Contract for West Hang ing Rock Plant
George A. Suter & Co of Portsmouth has won the Dow Chemical Co. project west of Hang ing Rock. Ground has been broken for an $80,000 office building with 3,000 square feet of space and complete insulation. A $1 million-plus chemical plant for Styrofoam is underway with West End Electric as electrical subcontractor and Uri Holmes supervising footer digging.
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Dow/Chemical Co
Hanging Rock
George A. Suter & Co
Portsmouth
Dow
Dow Plastics
West End Eectric Co
Uri Holmes
Suter
Holmes
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