Steel pay offer rejected by United Steel Workers
U S Steel Corp proposed a roughly 10 cent per hour wage rise, rejected by the United Steel Workers who planned to meet and prepare for a possible midnight strike. McDonald urged talks with US Steel as other producers paused for recess.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
USW
Big Steel
McDonald
Bill Hatton
Hammond
Ind
Clifford F. Hood
US Steel
Hood
U S.steel
John Stephens
U.S. Steel
Burmese Leader U Nu Arrives for Three Week U S Visit
Burmese Prime Minister U Nu arrived at Idlewild Airport for a three week visit. State and city officials welcomed him. He will undergo a medical checkup at New York Hospital, tour the Lee Valley project, then proceed to San Francisco before flying home in July.
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New York
U Nu
State Department
London
Idlewild
New Fork Hospital
San Francisco
Molotov Speech Goes Beyond Compare Says Editorial
David Lawrence blasts a brazen U N speech in today s editorial page noting unprecedented audacity. The column marks a bold denouncement amid a broad feature lineup including Amusements Bridge Classified and City Life.
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Molotov
U. N
Mys
David Lawrence
Hughes Warns Bar Association on Court Modernization
State Senator Hughes urged New York Bar Association delegates at Saranac Inn to cooperate with the Temporary Commission on Court proposals to streamline the judicial system. He warned that failure to act could cause breakdowns in procedure, with possible elimination of jury trials and a no fault style damages plan in auto negligence suits, harming public interest and the legal economy.
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Saranac Inn
John ‘Hk
Hughes
New York State Bar Association
Saranac’ Inn
Be Ready For Showers Forecast Sparks Umbrella Reminder
Weather Man Andrew P. Keller warns of scattered showers tonight and tomorrow with possible returns on Sunday. Forecast shows lows near 60, highs around 33, and variable winds. temperatures stay near normal then rise by Wednesday.
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Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Death Car Driver Gets 24 Years
Bruce K. Brink 22 was sentenced to two to four years in Attica State Prison for criminal negligence after his car sped into Sharon Lee Fancher a three year old who died last September 5 at Chenango Forks. County Judge Robert O. Brink imposed the sentence.
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Binghamton
Bruce K. Brink
Attica
Robert O. Brink
Bruce Brink
Lago
Sharon Lee Fancher
Chenango Forks
Norsemen Cheer Elizabeth Duke Arrive in Oslo for State Visit
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Oslo for a three day state visit with ceremonies and meetings scheduled across the capital and royal engagements planned with Norwegian officials.
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Elizabeth
Oslo
Norway
Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
the Duke of Edinburgh
Local Council Member Delays Meeting in North Bay Trip
Hunts Bears ST CLAIRSVILLE Ohio city council member Harry Boreff missed a council session while in North Bay Ontario arranging for a trip. His absence disrupted a routine meeting, with no formal explanation given.
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ST. Clairsvile
Ohio
Harry Boreff
North Bay
Flaming Car Screams Horn Then Moves Itself
In Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania a used car burst into flames yesterday after a short circuit. The horn sounded automatically and the car slipped into gear, moving 25 feet before stopping. Firefighters extinguished the fire. the vehicle was destroyed.
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Schuyleill Haven
F. H. Oostenhee
Claude ‘Sausser
Japan to Buy U S Surplus Crops in $5 Million Deal
Tokyo reports final Diet ratification of a bilateral agreement for Japan to purchase five million dollars of U S surplus farm products, mainly wheat and cotton. The pact also authorizes an extra fifteen million dollars of wheat cotton and ink for Japanese school programs.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
United States
Eisenhower urges strength to back peace at Franconia Notch
President Eisenhower told about 2,500 at Franconia Notch that if America stays strong it can lead the world to lasting peace. He urged understanding of other nations and cautioned that weakness cannot cooperate for peace. The trip included tribute to Gov. Adams and a teaser about a possible second term.
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Eisenhower
New Hampshire
America
Franconia Notch
Mountains
Lincoln
New-Hampshire
Concord
Burglars in Bathing Suits Rob Mexico City Hotels
Police arrest two burglars who wore bathing trunks and carried towels while entering elite hotels in Mexico City. They used master keys to steal jewels valued at $16,000, wrapping loot in towels before fleeing.
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Mexico City
Are
Peron linked to secret marriage in Rio reports
O Giobo quotes two refugee priests alleging Argentine President Juan D. Peron secretly married a 19 year old Latra del Solar. Buenos Aires authorities denied knowledge of the matter. Censorship followed upheaval and Eva Peron’s political influence looms in late 1952 context.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
O Giobo
Juan D. Peron
Latra del Solar
Jose Peda
el Gaben
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Eva
Rio
O Jour‘nad
Father Fernandez
Aires
Navy Soda Deal Probed as Unpalatable Costs Rise
Investigators told the House Government Operations subcommittee that the Navy spent 177660 on a soda pop mix for 13 ships in Seattle with 200 cases each. Three principals tied to Apex Distributing were cited as involved. one later worked as a cook in Seattle, another as a bartender in Iceland, and a lieutenant commander then salesman faced questions about the delayed disclosure.
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Washington
House
Navy
Cmadé
Holifield
D-Calif
Government ‘Operations
William Ellis
General’ Accounting Office
Justice’ Department
Ellis
Seattle
Apex Distributing Co
Los Angeles
James. E. Halstead
Asessen
Iceland
John Moeller
Iommander
Halstead
Engthy
U S Doctors Endorse Salk Polio Vaccine Still Short Supplies
Public Health Service agrees with medical experts on vaccine safety and uses. House Commerce Committee hearings yield 8-2 confidence in the vaccine with no clear timetable for additional supplies. A special clearance panel took no action on stock, possible via telephone conference.
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Washington
Health Service
Commerce
Sabin Seeks Clarification On Salk Vaccine Report
In a House polio vaccine hearing Dr Albert Sabin pressed Dr Thomas Francis Jr to explain a low equation in Francis’ influential report on the Salk vaccine. Francis admitted he did not understand it either.
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Washington
Albert 'B. Sabin
Thomas Francis Jr
Francis
Sabin
Four SLA Men Out
New York State Liquor Authority deputy commissioner Sol Johnson resigned after failing to explain expenditures over five years. Johnson had served 16 years at the authority and was deputy since 1952. Earlier, two agents resigned and a third was dismissed amid an investigation. Shapiro revealed these actions as he withdrew a Supreme Court jail bid.
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New York
Sol Johnson
State Liquor Authority
J. Irwin Shapiro
Johnson
Authority
Shapiro
St. Albans
Queens
Flick Named Executive Assistant to State Education Commissioner
Albany reports the appointment of Hugh M. Flick of Mt. Kisco as executive assistant to the state education commissioner effective July 1. The post pays 12000 dollars annually and has been vacant since Frederick J. Moffitt was promoted. Flick previously headed the division of motion pictures at 934 dollars a year and has worked for the department since 1938.
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Albany
Hugh M. Flick
Mt. Kisco
Frederick J. Moffitt
Flick
Syracuse
Chuckle Snippet Teases Millisaire Heir in Banter
A playful exchange centers on the millisaire's daughter and an heir, with one speaker admitting poor performance and the other remarking on the lack of a real heiress. The light dialogue hints at future fortunes and social legacies in a tongue in cheek tone.
Fire at Kaiser Gypsum plant causes 24 million damage in 45 minutes
The Kaiser Gypsum Co plant in Redwood City California burned late yesterday with propane tanks exploding. The blaze caused about 24 million dollars in damage in 45 minutes. No workers were injured as fire units from eight communities battled the flames.
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Redwod City
Calif
Kaiser Gypsum Co
San Francisco Bay
Dulles Raps Subversion in UN Address on Cold War
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the UN on its 10th anniversary that stopping force and subversion is essential to end the Cold War. He praised NATO and regional bodies, rebutted Molotov’s seven point plan, and noted UN forces repelled Communist aggression in Korea.
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San
Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
U.n’s
V. M. Molotov
Eissenhower
Molotov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.N
Austrians End Compulsory Identity Cards After Treaty
Vienna authorities announced that Austrians may discard the four power identity cards they were required to carry during ten years of Allied occupation. The move follows the signing of the Austrian state treaty and makes the cards unnecessary.
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Viena
Austria
Ministry of Interior
National Guard To Travel Thruway For Camp Drum Training
Army trucks from five New England states and New Jersey will traverse the New York Thruway for summer training at Camp Drum. About 900 vehicles and 3,000 troops begin moving into New York with Rhode Island units entering at Albany and leaving at Utica. Toll payments are arranged post passage and no patrol stops are planned. top convoy speed is 40 mph with 2 mph limit off the Thruway.
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Albany
National Guard
Camp Drum
New York State Thruway
New England
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Utica
New York
New York State
Pasatt
Rai
Thruway
Aron
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vert
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Sinclair Weeks
Robert Cutler
Boston
Hamp
White Mountains
Montgomery
Cem City ‘Health Papartment
U. S
Priest
D-Tenn
SLA
Millisaire
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