Steel Strike Fizzles Then Brief Wage Rise Across Industry
The short steel strike ends after U S Steel signs a contract with the CIO United Steelworkers, with the Big Six quickly following. Workers gain about 15 cents hourly, boosting average pay from 2.33 to 2.48 dollars. U S Steel also raises prices by about 7.50 dollars per ton as others anticipated to follow. Copper strike talks stall amid slow progress, with negotiations recessed in Butte Denver Miami and Salt Lake City and expected talks Tuesday.
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Associated Press
U.S. Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Denver
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter
Butte
Mont
Miami
Ariz
Salt Lake City
U S to cede control of Gehlen spy network in West Germany
A high German official said the United States will relinquish control of the Gehlen spy service next week. The powerful international network, led by former Lt. Gen. Reinhard Gehlen, will be taken over by the West German government under Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. It will operate as West Germany’s CIA counterpart.
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BOM
West Germany
United States
Reinhold Gehlen
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
Arraignment in Bigamy Case Sparks Courtroom Scene
In Dayton Judge Cecil E. Edwards handles a bigamy charge against Mrs. Lou Jones 22 She asserts her guilt and waves to spectators as the hearing unfolds Meanwhile reports from Duluth Sidney Tallahassee Yosemite note births resignations and a fatal fall The bulletin mentions a blind veteran and his wife welcoming a son in Duluth and a Yosemite incident where 14 year old Donald Genereaux dies after a 700 foot fall from Lambert Dome
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Dayton
Ohio
Cecil E. Edwards
Lou Jones
Yosemite
Calif
Donald Hugh Genereaux
Stockton
Lambert Domé
Yosemite National Park
Donald
James
Holiday Events Schedule at Sarasota Bayfront Park
The Sarasota Sailing Squadron leads a 1 30 p m sailing regatta under Charles Clarke with a Bayfront Park viewable course. A 2 p m Money Water Skiing Show directed by Capt Vincent Gill features local skiers and water ballet. An 8 p m Free Water Show projects at Lido Pool followed by 9 p m aerial fireworks at Lido Beach by the Illinois Fireworks Display Co.
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Sarasota
Charles Clarke
Bayfront Park
Vincent Gill
Lido Pool
Lido Beach
Illinois Fireworks Display Co
Segni Wins Liberal Backing for Center Government in Italy
Antonio Segni won Liberal party support for a Center coalition, easing cabinet formation. Liberals, longtime holdouts, said a Center government benefits the nation and will bargain on concrete programs later. Segni plans to report to President Gronchi on cabinet viability with backing from coalition members.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Liberal Party
Segni
Christian Democrat
Giovanni Gronchi
Ing
Sengi
Democratic Coalition
Italy
Mario Scelba
Little Fooler Prize Grows to 192 Dollars
The Little Fooler prize increases with a 50 percent bonus to total 192 dollars. The puzzle solution prize is 110 dollars with a 55 dollar subscriber bonus and 11 dollars for postcard entries. Badger's Drugs adds 16 dollars for entries placed in its store box. The new puzzle and solution appear on page eight.
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Badger’s Drugs
Chile strike ends today amid emergency measures
Interior Minister Osvaldo Koch expects the 60,000 strong government workers strike to end today, which has prompted a state of emergency in parts of Chile. In other dispatches, Pravda disputes Eisenhower’s free determination claim while noting optimism for the upcoming Big Four summit. Across the border, Brownsville guards banks as Mexican farmers block highways near Matamoros, and in Belgrade Nehru and Tito affirm coexistence as essential for peace and human progress.
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Santiago, Chile
Osvaldo Koch
Chile
London
Pravda
Eisenhower
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Nehru
India
Tito
Yugoslavia
TVA Scrap Is Tough
Memphis report compares TVA Dixon-Yates power dispute to a long, bitter fight. Backers push Congress and court, Eisenhower administration sides with Dixon-Yates, while TVA foes press a Memphis threat to build a 100 million dollar plant. White House later orders a reappraisal of the Dixon-Yates contract.
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Tenn
TVA
Dixon- Yates
Congress
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
TWA
Dixon-Yates Power
White House
Texas Jim Snar es Deadly Rattler Nabbed by Lone Ranger
Texas Jim Mitchell of the Reptile Farm captured a 64foot rattlesnake after an emergency call, ending a threat to youths in vacant lots off School Lane. The event followed a fatal bite to dog Little Bit at 2587 Novus St, prompting local officials to seek a safe solution. The Jaycees made Jim a life member for his rescue efforts during the same night.
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Little Bit
Eugene van Nest
Novus St
Pover Park
Texas
Jim Mitchell
Sarasota
Pawer Pungsters
Jim
Texas Jim
Mitchell
van Nest
Sarasota Jaycees
Jaycees
Lions den
Sarasota Prepares July Fourth Aquatic Show and Fireworks
A three day Fourth of July weekend kicks off in Sarasota with free events along Bayfront Park and the S a ra sota Sailing Squadron. Highlights include a 2 p m water ski show featuring Judy Halpern Ruth Petry and Manuela Cash and a 36 inch ski turn around by Larry Sheppard. An aerial fireworks display off Lido Beach Casino closes the program presented by the Chamber of Commerce Orange Blossom Hotel Sarasota Terrace Hotel and Lido Beach Casino.
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Tod Swaim
Chamber of Commerce
Larry Sheppard
Irv Hunsberger
Bayfront Park
Sarasota
Charles Clarke
Vincent Guilfoyle
Judy Halpern
Ruth Petry
Manuela Cash
Ruth
Judy
al Petry
Sheppard
Miss Halpern
Perry
Tommy
Jimmy Cook
Ricky
Allen Guilfoyle
Hunsberger
Bob Cotter
Swalm
Orange Blossom Hotel
Sarasota Terrace
Lido Beach Casino
Lido Beach
Illinois Fireworks Co
The
Fourth of July holiday traffic death toll projected
The Associated Press reports scattered deaths as the three day Fourth of July weekend begins. The National Safety Council estimates up to 380 highway fatalities by Monday midnight, with 13 traffic deaths and drownings or other causes totaling further losses.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Accused vows to testify against accomplices in case
A distressed suspect admits to the crime implications and hints at turning state's witness. The alleged accomplice claims loyalty, asserting he hired the partner to defend them, while the accuser warns of impending testimony. The scene centers on imminent legal action and shifting loyalties.
Reapportionment Deadlock Tussle Up Tuesday
Florida legislators edge toward a showdown on House 9-X as the Senate nears a key vote Tuesday at 4 p.m. Gov. Collins backs 9-X but a 20 vote Senate bloc is expected to reject it. Sens. Barber and Carraway plan to reintroduce a package proposal for 41 senators and 111 House members via a special session.
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Senate
House
Gov
Collins
Ment
Barber
Vero Beach
Carraway
Sens. Barber
Sen
Fraser
Macclenny
Rep
Mahon
Duval County
Bay
Monroe Counties
Manatee and
Sarasota Coun
Brevard
Okaloosa
Santa Rosa
Moshroe
Manatee
Sarasota
David
Driving Rules To Remember This Holiday Season
During the holiday, drive about 10 miles per hour below your normal speed. Start in plenty of time to avoid rushing. Stay alert and avoid distractions. Do not compete with others and yield the right of way. Pass one car at a time with a clear margin of safety. Do not change lanes without looking and maintain room. Slow down at sunset to stop within headlight range and avoid driving when sleepy.
Marine Fliers Still Sought
The search for two missing Marine fliers continued into the sixth day with no sign of Capt. H. P. Montague of Jackson Mississippi and 2nd Lt. David W. Bell of Wayzata Minnesota. Their Sky Knight jet ran out of gas in fog off Japan and they were believed adrift on life rafts. A helicopter crash Wednesday near the search area reportedly went down with Lt. James R. Day of Minneapolis. three crew members were rescued.
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Tokyo
H. P. Montague
Jackson
Miss
David Winton Bell
Wayzata
Minn
Japan
Sky Knight
James R. Day
Minneapolis
Five Foot Dagwood for Ike and Mamie Eisenhower
A five foot long sandwich prepared by Crillo of San Francisco was among the gifts to President Eisenhower and his wife for their 39th wedding anniversary in Gettysburg. The loaf held roquefort and onion garlic spread with Italian salami German schenkenwurst Italian pimento loaf Italian cortighina imported Swiss cheese kosher pickles Italian peppers mozzarella and Russian Bologna.
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Gettysburg
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Crillo
Minnie Sets For Fooler Contest Weekend Plans
Minnie stays home with dictionaries a thesaurus and a book of synonyms aiming to win the Little Fooler contest. She muses about money as weather in Sarasota vicinity shows afternoon and night thundershowers with southeast winds and readings around temperature 85.5 and high 90.
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Minnie
Clude
Sarasota
Nation’s
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