Union Claims Steel Firms Violate Law
NEW YORK The Steel workers Union charges the steel industry violates antitrust and labor relations laws and asks a government probe. General counsel Arthur J. Goldberg outlines possible plan to handle a July strike, warns of industry lockout and rights under the Taft-Hartley act, and says no strike strategy has been set.
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Steelworkers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Atty
William Rogers
Jerome D. Fenton
National Labor Relations Board
R. Heath Larry
A. S. Steel Corp
Goldhere
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
NLRB
Fenton
Grilling Expected for Hendrickson in Millions Case
Federal grand jury next Wednesday will hear John R. Hendrickson, a San Rafael heating equipment maker once linked to a long running embezzlement. Investigators say the scheme total may approach several million dollars, with actual cash loss pegged near 1.8 million. Hendrickson and Hewlett, both 40, emerged from a five year theft pattern tied to a bank check-floating scheme. Hewlett, assistant vice president at U S National Bank of San Diego, shot himself after discovery of the crime and left notes detailing the embezzlement.
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John R. Hendrickson
George ‘A. Jaewlett
Cedar Ave
Hewlett
U. S. National Bank of San Diego
Long Beach National Bank
U. S. National
Long Beach National
Hendrickson
ABC
Long’ S Beach National
US National Bank of San Diego
U.S. National
Stock Market Slump Hits Rocket Share Decline
New York stocks fell sharply as favored rocket and electronics issues tumbled. The Dow Jones Industrials stood at 614.19 after a 10.20 drop by mid afternoon with losses ranging from $1 to over $5 a share and blue chips joining the slide before a late recovery.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Butthe Guided Missile and Electronics Group
Dow Jones
Two Doctors Survive Four Days After Snow Crash
Lincoln New Hampshire AP reports Dartmouth physicians Dr Ralph Miller and Dr Robert Quinn perished in a February plane crash during a blizzard. Notes reveal four days of survival, fire making, birch snowshoes, and a planned escape. They wrote messages to families while monitoring their own survival.
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N. H
Dartmouth College
Miller
Berlin
Lebanon
Owned 2 Champions Nab Fight Manager in 80-Cent Shoplift
Frank Blinky Palermo 54, Philadelphia figure linked to boxing bosses was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly stealing 80 cents worth of newspapers magazines chewing gum and candy. Police say he paid only for a candy bar and was held on petty theft charges with 500 dollars bail. Palermo claims the incident is a frame while boasting ties to Johnny Saxton Ike Williams and Mickey Cohen.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Philadelphia
International Airport
James Hamilton
Gal
Palermo
Johnny Saxton
Ike Williams
Mickey Cohen
Hamilton
George Raft
Beverly Hills
Iraqi soldiers killed and wounded in northern attack
Damascus newspaper reports rebel tribesmen in north Iraq killed 30 Iraqi soldiers and wounded 80 in a Wednesday attack on an army convoy near Damascus Syria. The report notes the clash involved rebel factions and resulted in significant casualties.
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Damascus
Iraq
Weather forecast outlines clear night and sunny Friday
Tonight will be mostly clear with some cloudiness. Friday turns sunny with a lift in the high to a maximum of 72 by noon today.
Sultan of Johore Seriously Ill in London Hotel
A Malayan government spokesman said the 85 year old Sultan of Johore has been seriously ill at a London hotel for more than a week. The potentate appears to be suffering mainly from the effects of advancing age. Johore is a Malayan state near Singapore.
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Johore
Causeway
Singapore
Herter Addresses Berlin Plans Ahead of Geneva Talks
Secretary of State John Herter prepares for a public radio and TV address during his Berlin trip ahead of the East-West Geneva conference on Germany. Early drafts suggest he will stress the soundness of U S plans for a peaceful German solution and that proposals to be presented to the foreign ministers parley offer a reasonable framework if the Soviets genuinely wish to negotiate.
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Herter
Geneva
Germany
U. S
Rescuers Rip at Ruins in Victim Hunt
A large industrial building under construction collapsed in Westbury killing one worker and injuring several others. Crews used jackhammers and cranes to clear wreckage while police estimated up to 14 people were inside. John Lake, 45, of New York City, identified as the deceased, was pulled alive but died shortly after.
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Tam
John Lake
New York City
Francis B. Looney
Nassau County Police
Fred Astaire wins nine Emmys in TV night of honors
Dinah Shore, Jack Benny, Loretta Young and Edward R. Murrow were among celebs honored as Fred Astaire won nine Emmys for his Evening with Fred Astaire. Maverick Omnibus Hallmark and other programs also collected awards in a night of TV triumphs.
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Terry Vernon
Preach Teleglare
Thevision Citer
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Wall
Jack Benny
Loretta Young
Dinah Shore
Perry Como
Edward R. Murrow
Lnwards
Maverick
Omnibus
Hallmark Fall of Famé
Playhouse $0
Alcoa-Goodyear Theater
Astaire
TV Academy
Robert Young
Lol Astaire
Poes
General O'Donnell Ajir Named Pacific Air Forces Chief
The White House announced Lt. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell will be commander in chief of the Pacific Air Forces. The appointment places O'Donnell in charge of U S air operations across the Pacific region.
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O'Donnell Ajir
Pacific
Washington
Emmett O'Donnell
Pacific Air Forces
White House
Eisenhower Wheels Churchill on Farm Tour
President Eisenhower drives an electric golf cart to guide Sir Winston Churchill around the farm, sharing a light moment as they inspect fields and equipment. The incident appears in a broader page layout detailing sections across the newspaper.
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President Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Mountain Fall Kills 2 Climbers
Two climbers died at 13,000 feet in the White Mountains. Rescue teams located the bodies near a mine eight miles east of Bridgeport. Identified: Burt Parkinson, 65, South Pasadena, and Francis Foley, 53, Glendale. They reportedly fell into a crevice and froze to death. their abandoned truck was found on the Nevada side at the base of the boundary peak. Parkinson and Foley were experienced climbers.
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Bridgeport
White Mountains
Frank Sanborn
Burt Parkinson
South Pasadena
Francis Foley
Glendale
Jack Gardner
Mono County
Nevada
Boundary
Parkinson
Foley
Portugal Foils Salazar Plot. 22 Civilians and 9 Officers Arrested
Lisbon authorities disclosed a two month old plot against Antonio Salazar. Twenty two civilians and nine military officers were detained amid the crackdown.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Antonio Salazar
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