West German Parties Push for Moscow Visit Invitation
Three parties in Bonn urge Chancellor Adenauer to accept a Moscow invitation to discuss normalizing Soviet Bonn relations. The cabinet says a study is needed and a Bundestag caucus halted to discuss the bid. The Free Democrats back the move, while the Christian Democrats urge caution.
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Adenauer
Moscow
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
Free Democrats and Refugees
Soviet Union
Bundestag
Free Democrats
Record Budget and Pay Hike Sought at Schools
Rebellious skilled workers at Ford Rouge plant end wildcat strike and plan to return by afternoon or tomorrow easing Ford operations after a week of disruption. Meanwhile GM workers idle 38,894 as 12 plants halt as new contract talks stall. Ford and CIO UAW set to sign wage plan at 10 a.m. EDT, but delaying due to strikes.
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Ford, Rouge
Ford
General Motors
United Auto
Rouge
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Carl Stel
Eisenhower backs Adenauer amid Moscow invitation push
President Eisenhower expressed strong confidence in West German Chancellor Adenauer to stand with the Western bloc in dealings with the Soviet Union. He commented on Moscow inviting Adenauer to visit and noted the decision rests with West Germany. Also touched on manpower reserve and opposition to anti segregation amendments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West Germany
Adenauer
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Germany
Kremlin
Russia
Europe
Seawolf Christened and Launched in Groton Navy yard
The atomic powered submarine Sea Wolf will be christened and launched at Electric Boat in Groton on July 21. Mrs. W Sterling Cole will christen the vessel while Cmdr Richard B Laning will command. The Sea Wolf will test a propulsion type different from the Nautilus as part of a Navy evaluation program.
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Groton
W. Sterling Cole
New York
Cole
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Condr
Richard B. Laning
Amherst
Defense Department
Navy
Iit
Atomic Energy Commission
Westing‘house
Electric Boat Division
Tthe Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Board
US to Have Jet Airliners
Douglas Aircraft plans a jet transport to cross the United States in 4 1 2 hours and span the Atlantic in 6 1 2 hours. The DCS will fly by December 1957 with deliveries to airlines starting in 1959. It would carry up to 125 passengers and exceed 550 miles per hour, entering jet service in the future. Boeing’s 707 is noted as a recent jet transport.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
United States
Atlantic
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas
America
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Editorial notes on Europe tour and consolations
Marquix Childs argues that Europe tour deserve more than a patched up past. Other features listed include Financial, Ing. Reports, Deaths, Editorials, Women's section, Letters, Sports and TV listings across pages.
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Europe
Amasemrais
Financial A Brisce
Ing
Claseheda
Yoolly
Radin-Tv
Edstorials
Railmen Seek $250 Daily Wage Increase Nationwide
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will ask railroads for a $250 per day raise for its 715,000 members. W. P. Kennedy announced after a wage committee meeting in Chicago. The increase would apply across the board for all classifications under the union.
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Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood
Union
Kenned
Kemmedy
Smatl
It's Even Money Jimmy Didn't Drive
Port Hueneme California UP reports William T. Risse of Oxnard was arrested on a drunken driving charge. When questioned about driving home he claimed he could not, saying Jimmy Lea would drive him home and referenced a big white rabbit under the car’s hood.
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Port Hueneme
Calif
Willian T. Risse
Oxnard
Cali
Elwood P. Dowd
Hane
Pace
Risse
Jimmy Lea J
Bronx Juvenile killer admits second degree murder
Frank Santana, 17, pleaded guilty in Bronx County Court to second degree murder in the shooting of 15 year old William Blankenship Jr. The judge scheduled sentencing for July 15, with a possible prison term of 20 years to life. William Blankenship Sr. urged the lesser charge to avoid a death sentence for his son.
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New York
Frank Santana
Bronx
William Blankenship
William, Jr
William Lyman
Santana
Lyman
Blankenship
Wilson and
Burke Avenues
Gas Rates Bill Sent to House
The House Commerce Committee approved legislation reducing Federal Power Commission control over natural gas rates. The 16 to 1 vote sends the measure to the House floor where a tense fight looms over the bill’s impact on 76 million gas users.
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Washington
INS
House
Commerce Committers
Federal Power Commission
Zoor
Police rescue dog wearing Davey Crockett hat in Michigan
Police answered an early Tuesday call to rescue a dog spotted wearing a Davey Crockett hat. Rescuers found the animal perched in a tree, described as indignant while awaiting help.
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Clemens
Mich
Davey Covckett
Iren Eis
Taico
Feelin' Mighty Low Hypokinetic Disease Warned by Doctors
Atlantic City story summarizes a medical briefing by Dr. Hans Kraus and colleagues from New York University urging increased physical activity. They cite bus driver versus conductor studies, high rates of failed muscle tests among U.S. children, and backache relief with corrective exercise. They warn inactivity accelerates aging and raises risk of heart disease diabetes and cancer.
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American Medical Assn
Hans Kraus
Bonnie’ Pruden
Hirschland
Kurt Hirschhorn
Institute For Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University
London
U. S
Kraus
City Hall to Honor Police Fire Heroes in Public Ceremony
Syracuse plans public ceremonies on City Hall steps at 11 a.m. Saturday to honor 11 heroes from the police and fire departments and a local youth for 1953 service. The Arthur Jenkins and Herald Journal Medals were announced. Eckner and DiBiasio receive medals for acts in recent fires.
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Syracuse
City Hall
Mead
Arthur Jenkins
Herald-Journal
James L. Eckner
S. Edwards Ave
Herald[Journal
Lograzio DiBiasio
Tremont St
Eckner
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
E. Raynor Ave
Barry Sharpe
Benjamin Sharpe
Syracuse to consider 1956 budget with $300 raise for 1200 teachers
Dr. Paul A. Miller announced a proposed 1956 budget of at least $11,750,000 for Syracuse public schools, including $300 raises for 1,200 teachers and a minimum salary move from 3200 to 3500 a year. The board meets at 4 p.m. to decide timing and details, with possible January or September implementation and a new Salina School principal to be named.
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Paul A. Miller
Syracuse Public Schools
Board of Education
Miller
Syracuse Teachers Association
Syracuse Federation
British move to end railway strike with high level talks
Britain faces a looming crisis as Sir Brian Robertson and Sir Wilfred Neden plan talks with ASLEF chief Jim Baty to seek a peace formula. The TUC and government push wage negotiations while rail and factory deliveries decline and employers cut overtime to conserve stockpiles.
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London
Britain
Brian Robertson
British Transport Commission
Ministry of Labor
Brian
Wilfred Neden
Jim Baty
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Trades Union Congress Executive
TUC
Walter Monckton
Ing
Charles Geddes
Walter
Eden
Baty
Aslef
What GAW Means To the Businessman
Detroit discusses Guaranteed Wage benefits for business owners and workers. A top Auto Workers union spokesman insists the plan will help employers, employees, customers, and the country, arguing it is fundamental and right and could be applied across industries.
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Detroit
Auto
America
Last Long Jaunt Is the Payoff
Neale D. Murphy, clerk of the U. S. District Court, Providence, completed a final 10 mile commute to Boston after four years of daily travel, marking the end of his lengthy work trip.
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Providence
Neale D. Murphy
U. S.district Court
Boston
Unclear Fragments Signal Legal Notice From Troy Case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a man and his wife amid a family situation with arson and accusations. The readable items reference a bachelor of arts degree, Brown University, and an event dated 31 with two children and an old case context.
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Wwe
Fem Koen Colece
Troy
Chis
Cpi
Daver
Cortess
Rail Fatalities Fall 76 Percent in 1955
Passenger fatalities on American railroads in 1955 totaled 21 per one hundred million passenger miles, a drop of about 76 percent from the prior year, according to Johan T. Williams of Philadelphia, manager of safety for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Passengere Miles
American Association of Rairoads
Talleics
Johan T. Williams
Phiadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Showers On Tap As Heat Relief Is Forecast
Weather forecaster Andrew P. Keller predicts occasional showers and 73 degree highs to cool a hot spell. He notes southern city areas saw rain while Hancock Field remained dry, with up to half an inch reported south of the city as water covered the Mil Sirest Bridge in Mananus. Winds shift from southeast to east northeast into tomorrow.
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Ars
Andrew P. Keller
Tole
Keller
Hancock Field
Mil Sirest Bridge
Mananus
Delhi institute safety chief suffers shoulder injury after stumble
Peter Clifford, Safety Director at the Delhi Agricultural and Technical Institute, was walking on campus Tuesday when he slipped on a patch of grass, fell, and dislocated his shoulder while stopping to pick a dandelion.
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Delw
Peter Clifford
Delhi Agricultural and Technical Institute
Gifford
Today’s Chuckle Crazed Query Sparks Lighthearted Banter
A white haired old mam asks a doctor if there is a way to “speed up” going nuts over women. The exchange plays on comic confusion with a humorous mispronunciation.
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