Syracuse Area 400 Phone Workers Walkout nationally
About 400 telephone equipment installers in the Syracuse area joined a nationwide strike against Western Electric. Local 10129 said the walkout began after talks in New York City failed to reach a settlement. Seven thousand workers walked out nationwide as Western Electric offered a small raise. Local service was said to continue.
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Western Electric Company
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Knowland vows resignation over UN admission by China
Senate majority leader Senator Knowland of California warned that he would resign his post and work to end United States membership in the UN if Communist China is admitted. He cited expected Communist gains in Indo China and anticipated moves to bring Red China into the UN via General Assembly action later this year.
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Washington UP
Knowland
Today's Page Index and Feature Locations
A notice lists feature placements across pages including Amusements Financial News City Life Radio TV Deaths Women’s Editorials Letters and Sports. It also mentions pictures on Page 23 and the day’s page 61 header.
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City Life
Radio-Tv
Bunche Critiques Desegregation Excess at Arkansas Talk
Dr. Adai G Bunche urged desegregation but warned it can go too far at the 92d NEA convention. He recalled attending a University of Arkansas speech where organizers staged a staged turnout by ferrying in a small number of Black attendees to avoid appearing segregated.
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Fayetteville
Booker T. Washington
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Bunche
Steel Price Up 3 Dollars A Ton By U S Steel
U S Steel Corp the nation’s largest producer announced a price rise averaging three dollars per ton lifting basic carbon steel to 120 dollars a ton. The move follows a CIO labor contract with a five cent hourly wage hike and improved benefits for about 190 000 workers. Other producers are expected to match the increase after similar union deals.
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U. S. Steel Corp
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Geneva Leaders Marking Time
Acting chiefs of the U S and Soviet delegations met informally as the nine party conference pressed a deadlocked debate over the composition and powers of an international commission to supervise an Indo China armistice. Tomorrow adds a full session with private talks among delegates.
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Geneva
U. S
Income Tax Cut Fails in Senate Amid Partisan Clash
The Senate defeated rival tax-cut plans as Democrats and Republicans clashed over a proposed annual income tax reduction. A House backed revision faces conference as administration argues the billbalances relief with revenue retention.
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Washington (&F
Democratic
Republi
Rio Grande Flood Toll Tops Fifty Five In Texas Mexico
The Rio Grande flood caused at least 55 deaths across Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras Mexico with 38 victims in Piedras Negras. Flooding left 15,000 homeless in the city of 35,000 and widespread damage along the river and nearby riverside towns.
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Tex
Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Ozona
Pecos
Coahuila
H. G. Walker
U. S. Public Health Service
Stevens Visits American Forces in Europe
U S Secretary of the Army Robert T Stevens arrived in England from Washington for a visit to American Army commands in Europe.
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England
Gpi
U. S
Robert T. Stevens
Washington
Europe
2300 Air Guardsmen To Train at Hancock Field Summer
The New York Air National Guard will open summer training July 10 at Hancock Field Syracuse in a four million dollar base. About 2300 guardsmen will participate with units including the 107th Fighter Interceptor Wing Niagara Falls and the 106th Bombardment Wing White Plains. Additional smaller units will train at Stewart Shaw Griffiss and Lockport with the 139th Fighter Interceptor Squadron sent to Spaatz Field for jet equipment delays.
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New York Air National Guard
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Lewis A A. Curtis
Air Guard
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F Falls
White Plains
Brooklyn
139Th
Schenec
Tady
Spaatz Field
Reading
Stewart Air Force Base
Newsburgh
Shaw Air Force Base
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iRome
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Lockport
Curtis
Hancock
State sues Syracuse over medical college endowment income
The State University of New York sues Syracuse University for breach of contract over income from more than one million dollars in endowments tied to the medical college sold in 1950. Syracuse denies oral assurances and says no formal affiliation was promised. case to be decided by the courts.
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State University of New York Today
Syracuse University
William S. Carlson
State University System
S.U
State University
Syracuse
Medical College
S. U
S.A
Clearance Action Ties Senate McCarthy Subcommittee Hands
Two subcommittee staffers were denied access to classified material by Defense Department approval letters. With Chairman McCarthy absent on vacation, Mundt and Potter said the subcommittee cannot act until he convenes a meeting. The two named aides are Donald A. Surine and Thomas Lavenia.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Defense Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Donald A. Surine
Thomas Lavenia
Surine
FBI
Lavenia
Secret Service
Wilber
Senator Mund
R-S. D.1
MacCarthy Army
Mundi
Potter
R-Mich
Subcommittee
Munch
Rain and Coolers Move In Tonight After Warm Day
Syracuse residents should expect showers and a drop in temperatures tonight with a low near 60, following yesterday's 66. Tomorrow will peak around 78 as a northwest front brings westerly then northwesterly winds at 15 to 25 mph, with cloudy, cooler skies and scattered showers.
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Promercon Syracusans
Fugitives Captured After Bar Chase Near Harrelsville
Two inmates escaped from a North Carolina prison camp and were spotted near a bar in Harrelsville. Deputy Sheriff Leon Perry stopped them and escorted the pair to the Harrelsville jail.
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N. C
North Carolina
Leon Perry
Today’s Chuckle Grin from a Golf Course Exchange
A golfer complains to his caddie about the course calling it terrible. The caddie replies that they left the course an hour ago, delivering a lighthearted pun that plays on the word jeft.
Car Crash Near Onarga Kills Unknown Driver
A North of Onarga collision left a man trapped in a mangled car after a truck driver described a side sweep and collision. Witnesses observed a dangerous highway curve and speculated on the weekend death toll as a National Safety Council forecast.
Baylor band director invites dogs to outdoor concert
Moore, director of the Baylor University band, says attendees may bring well behaved dogs to an open air concert tonight. He recalls a past event where a dog crowd caused a distraction similar to a cat fight that disrupted the music and scattered attendees.
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Ysey
Moore
Baylor University
News stunt backfires on collector
A 20 year old South Carolina woman was taken to Police Headquarters for questioning after police received a tip that young women were soliciting funds downtown for a fake charity. Patrolman Ambrose Linehan caught the woman in the 400 block of South Salinas Street carrying a container labeled Help the Baby Fund. Inside was 6.40 dollars. She wore a white sash and bouquet bearing the same slogan and the stunt was exposed as a newspaper sting. she was to be released.
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S. Salinast
Herald-Journal
Mrs. Roosevelt Cancels Russia Trip Over Visa Issue
Mrs Eleonor Roosevelt announced the trip to Russia has been indefinitely cancelled after Soviet officials refused to grant a visa to a magazine writer. She said Russians were forcing her to travel on their terms and that joining editors would have made the trip unwise. She planned to depart New York and stay in Russia until July 20 to gather material for a series of articles.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Churchill Sails for New York Aboard Queen Elizabeth
2-Sir Winston JChurchil, prime minister of Great Britain, sails to New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Churchill and his party including British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden arrived by plane from Ottawa after talks with Canadian officials.
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Anthony Eder
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Ousted FHA Official Refuses to Answer on Parties
Andrew Frost suspended as assistant FHA director for New Mexico invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate Banking Committee inquiry into alleged housing irregularities. He declined to answer questions about parties and fishing trips to Mexico amid probes of government housing programs. Clyde L. Powell had already invoked his rights in the same inquiry.
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FHA
Mexico
Andrew Frost
New Mexico
Frost
Senate Banklng Committee
Clyde L. Powell
Disappearance leads to court-ordered search costs in Shawano
In Shawano Wisconsin Donald Below age 40 faced an order in court to pay the costs of searches conducted for him after he vanished for two years. The matter reflects local judicial action stemming from the missing person case and the ensuing investigations.
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ULP
Donald Below
France Withdraws From Southern Delta In Indo China
French forces pull back from the Phat Diem area and surrounding towns along the Kich Red River delta to defend Hanoi and Haiphong. Vietminh gains. Paris cites need to bolster defense lines amid looming Geneva talks and possible Vietminh attack.
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Associated Press
Larry .Llen
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