Offer Rejected By Steelworkers
The United Steelworkers of America called the wage and contract proposal from U. S. Steel Bethlehem and Republic “entirely inadequate.” The union said the industry offer is too little too late and too long as talks continue in New York. David J. (line ends)
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David McDonald
New York
INS
United Steelworkers of America Today
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem and
Republic
David J
McDonald
Wage Poliy Committee
Argentina Frees Seven Fugitives From Haitian Embassy
Argentina's provisional government returned rebel Gen Raul Tanco and six others to the Haitian embassy four hours after they were abducted and handed to the army. President Aramburu said Tanco is guilty only of political crimes and thus eligible for asylum. The fugitives were driven to a Buenos Aires base and handed to the military, amid tension with Haiti over the diplomatic incident.
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Buenos Aires P
Argentina
Raul Tanco
Pedro Aramburu
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Brierre
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Buenos Aires
Foreign Ministry
Services Merger Opposed by Secretary Wilson
Secretary of Defense Wilson said a merged Army Navy and Air Force would not end interservice differences. He warned such unification would merely push disagreements into new forms and could not remove the root causes. He cited calls for complete unification and noted ongoing bickering between Army and Air Force staffs in Washington.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Wilson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Air War College
Washington
Italy Rejects Red Proposal
Italy's cabinet rejected the Soviet Bulganin disarmament plan after a letter to Premier Antonio Segni. A spokesman said Rome will press within the United Nations for a general agreement and international control of armaments. The proposal urged unilateral disarmament outside the UN, without international oversight.
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Rome
Italy
Soviet Union
Antonio Segni
Nikolai Bulganin
United Nations Organization
Bulganin
Britain
United States
France
U.N
Bus Line To Quit Tallahassee Over Boycott Pressure
The Cities Transit Co. says it plans to exit Tallahassee on July 1 if a solution is not found to protests by Black riders. The firm cites ongoing boycott caused financial strain and service disruptions.
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Tallahassee
The
Cities Transit Co
Truman Officials Seek New Trial Date In Tax Conspiracy Case
Attorneys for Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle, high Truman administration officials convicted of conspiring to aid a tax dodger, file for a new trial to be heard and set sentencing for July 19.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Medfly Fight Widens Across Sarasota Manatee Areas
Medfly hunters, led by USDA fumigation supervisor Harold S Hensley, meet with State Plant Board inspector Charles Bickner and local growers to plan yard to yard inspections and expanded fumigation. First lychee shipments slated for Monday as traps rise to 300 with aerial spraying underway in south Florida.
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Sarasota
Kenneth Clark
Harold S. Hensley
United States Department of Agriculture
Charles Bickner
Morris Anderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Harolds. Hensley
State Plant Board
Ken Clark
Lychee Growers Assn
Palmer Nurseries
Bickner
South Florida
Indian River
Vero Beach
Sarasota County
Budget Commission
Control Board
Fred Kent
Miami
Florida
Englewood
THE
Air Force silent on Bikini H-bomb misfire report
Washington reports say the Air Force gave only a noncommittal reply to whether the B52 drop at Bikini missed its target. The Atomic Energy Commission declined to comment as speculation grows that the bomb’s burst was off by about two miles, with officials stressing the mission demonstrated the bomber’s delivery capability.
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Washington
Air Force
The
Atomic Energy Commission
27 Motormen Suspended After New York Subway Strike
The first city wide subway walkout in New York history paralyzed the system for nine hours as temperatures rose to record highs. 27 motormen including 2 MBA officials led by Theodore Loos were suspended. the strike ended without deaths or injuries as service resumed amid threats of action but no use of the Condon Wadlin Act.
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New York
City Transit
The
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
Theodore
Loos
MBA
Jury chosen in Venice cross burning trial
Jury selected for a Venice cross burning trial as community tension and legal action unfold. Read page 9 for details on proceedings and potential verdict updates.
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Venice
Labor Leader Jailed for Contempt of Congress
Washington reports John T. Gojack a 39 year old Fort Wayne Indiana labor union leader was sentenced to nine months in jail and fined $200 for contempt of Congress.
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Washington
John T. Gojack
Fort Wayne
Ind
Teader
Eisenhower plans unchanged despite ileitis and surgery
President Eisenhower and the Republican campaign say plans remain firm for six major fall addresses across the nation. Top aides insist the illness and hospital stay do not alter the strategy, with nationwide TV and radio coverage to reach voters.
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Ruth Montgomery
INS
Washington
Eisenhower Stillex
Ileills
GOP
President Eisenhower Shows Progress In Ileitis Recovery
Doctors report the President in excellent spirits on the sixth post operative day as he begins oral liquids hourly and resumes some White House duties. Intravenous feeding is paused but may resume. concerns remain about potential recurrence of ileitis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
INS
James C. Hagerty
Foreign Aid Restored by Senate Committee to 715 Million
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee restored 100 million dollars to Eisenhower’s foreign aid bill, bringing total restoration to 715 million. The panel also revived a 109 million dollar Asian economic development fund that had been killed by the House. The House had cut 1.1 billion from the measure.
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Washington
INS
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Minnie the Mermaid Narrow Escape Sparks Beach Outburst
Minnie the Mermaid surfaced with a near escape from skin divers and chased a spearfisherman along a rain soaked Sarasota area beach. The buoyant scene followed by clouds and scattered showers across Florida with highs in the 86 to 94 range and southeast winds.
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Minnie the Mermaid
Sarasota
Florida
Keys
Tow
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