Rescue craft crash amid Pacific search for downed pilots
A Marine helicopter searching for downed pilots in the Pacific crashed with three survivors and one missing crewman. The hunt for two airborne Marines continued in a 20 000 square mile area as rain fog and rough seas challenged rescue efforts. The missing man was Lt. Alan M. McAneny. One raft possibly carries Lt. David Winton Bell, whose wife awaits a September baby.
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Tokyo
Death of Trigger the ice cream horse shocks Frankfort
In West Frankfort youngsters mourn Trigger a 11 year old sorrel horse that pulled an ice cream wagon. Trigger bolted after being unharnessed and struck a steel light pole. Bowen's Home Ice Cream plans a replacement by week end as villagers console the animal’s loss.
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West Frankfort
Trigger
Sorrel Horse
Weather forecast for Crab Orchard and Little Grassy lakes
Partly cloudy warm conditions continue through tonight and Thursday with scattered thunder showers. Lows tonight near 60s, highs Thursday around 90, with Thursday night in upper 60s. Yesterday’s highs were mid 80s, today reaching noon near 86. Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake levels about one inch above spillway today.
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Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
USW Chief Says Strike Not Forced by Unions
United Steelworkers head David J. McDonald says Clifford Hood of U S Steel falsely accuses the union of forcing a nationwide strike. He urges settlement talks while Big Steel banks blast furnaces ahead of the strike deadline. Major producers plan similar shutdowns as government mediators watch closely.
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CIO
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Clifford Hood
U. S. Steel Corp
Hood
McDonald
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U. S. Steel
Big Steel
Inland
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Tomicube
Coum
Senate Democrats Block Eisenhower Atomic Peace Ship
In a 42 to 41 vote Senate Democrats defeated President Eisenhower’s atomic ship proposal with all opposing votes by Democrats except Thurmond. Fulbright powered the no vote as McCarthy paired to cancel. the proposal authorized 269 million for atomic projects and returns to the House for a minor amendment.
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Peace Plan
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Sen. Thurmond
South Carolina
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D-Ark
Cen. McCarthy
Wisagasin
H. Alexander Smith
House
German Army Plan Delayed Under Bundestag Gridlock
The Bundestag sent back a bill to call up the first West German volunteers delaying enlistment. Adenauer faces dissent over civilian control fears and the window before the Big Four summit narrows as summer recess looms.
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Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Bundestag
West Germany
Steelworkers May Accept 12 Percent Pay Hike Reported
The Buffalo Courier Express cites unnamed Molony sources saying the Steelworkers union could accept a 12 percent raise or 14 cents an hour, potentially ending a threatened strike. Molony reportedly declined to confirm the tale.
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Buffalo Courier-Express
Joseph P. Molony
Upstate
New York
Molony
Big Steel
Pittsburgh
Fight on Marion public square ends in fines
Four men from Carrier Mills and Stonefort were fined 13.20 each for disturbing the peace after a fight on Marion’s public square Tuesday night. A Marion man, Roy Allen, pleaded not guilty and faced trial at 4 p.m. Es. Dugane Fite Ernest Felty and David Gowins pleaded guilty and paid fines. Jack Multy pleaded guilty as well.
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Stonefort
Marion
Dugane Fite
Ernest Felty
David Gowins
Jack Multy
Stonetort
L. B. Long
Roy Allen
Charles Gilley
Stratton May Not Sign Korean Vets Bonus Bill
Illinois authorities seek Frank Wortman in a gang style killing case. Wortman, reputed rackets boss, was spotted leaving on a vacation trip as an arrest warrant loomed. J Fred Koenig, a former political figure tied to a horse racing info service, was found shot dead in his car trunk, sparking ties to Koenig’s betting operation.
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Illinois
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Wortman
J. Fred Koenig
Koenig
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Union Station
St. Louis
St. Clair County
Mackinac Island
Mich
St. Louis Union Station
Richard C. Carter
Belleville, Ill
Little Stinker Entries Reach Thousand Mark
The "Little Stinker" contest shows entries climbing slowly to the 1,000 mark as the editor urges fans to paste entries on back of post cards. Winners gain ten percent more value for their submissions.
Camp Hill grandmother wins $16000 on CBS show
New York June 29 AP Camp Hill Pennsylvania grandmother Catherine Kreitzer 51 won $16000 naming seven of Joseph's 11 brothers on the CBS program The $64000 Question She chose the Bible as her source of questions and faced a 30 second challenge identifying Benjamin and six other brothers She will decide next Tuesday whether to take $16000 or go for $32000.
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Camp Hill
Joseph
Catherine Kreitzer
Benjamin
Reuben
Simeon
Levi
Judah
Isaachar
Zebulon
Eisenhower Defends Policy While Slamming Democratic Congress
President Eisenhower at a news conference criticized the Democratic led Congress for inaction on his policy proposals while commenting on the Soviet plane incident he called a local occurrence. He cited the Geneva talks and defended loyalty security oversight, noting no need for a full commission.
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Dulles
United States
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Union Group Sets Meeting on Labor Relations in Murphysboro
A labor peace committee with delegates from 15 locals will meet at 7 30 p m in the Murphysboro Courthouse to discuss a truce in the four year picketing of the J C Penney Co store. The group may also address picket lines at Daniel Co stores in Carbondale Murphysboro and Marion and a union bid for contract recognition.
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Labor Peace Committee
Sam Castellano
Murphysboro
J. C Penney Co
Penney
Daniel Co
Carbondale
Marion Castellano
Daniel
Bert Hall
Danville Pair Held After Nashville Station Robbery
Teen divorcee Lola Richards 19 and Jack Hunley 26 of Danville with 15-year-old Bonnie Maniage were captured in Ridge Farm Ill after a Nashville station hold up left 62-year-old attendant Leslie K. Davis dead and Hunley wounded. They claimed $51 was taken and said they planned to reach Olney Illinois.
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Lola Richards
Danville
Jack Hunley
Bonnie Maniage
Ridge Farm
Ill
Hunley
Leslie K. Davis
Governor Calls Choate's Bill Premature
Springfield June 29 AP A 150 million dollar plan for Korea War veterans bonuses moves toward a statewide referendum if Gov Stratton signs the measure. Senate approves 34 2. House passes 56 hour fireman week. convention hall on Chicago lakefront advances. bond financing via revenue from harness racing and liquor.
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Springfield
Illinois
Stratton
Senate
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
House
General Assembly
Chicago
Dennis J. Collins
R-De-Kalb
Choate
Daniel Rostenkowski
Korea
National Guard
West Frankfort
Effingham
Freeport
Litchfield
Fair and Exposition Fund
Kentuckian Overreacts to Visitor's Wrong House Error
Bowling Green Kentucky July 29 Sim Edmons about 50 climbed from bed to answer a door knock and was slugged on the head with a rock The assailant apologized saying he had the wrong man and wrong house He offered to take Edmons to the hospital but Edmons declined and refused to identify or pursue action against the attacker.
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Bowling Green
Sim Edmons
Edmons
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