Negotiators Map New Talks To Avert Steel Strike
New York negotiators returned to the table today with no clear progress toward averting a nationwide steel strike set to begin tomorrow at midnight. United Steelworkers president David McDonald and chief industry negotiator John Stephens said they would stay in touch and likely meet again today or tomorrow as union wage policy talks proceed. The government gave no immediate plan to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act, while cooling-off operations threaten 500,000 tons of production valued at about 65 million dollars if extended.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steel
John A Stephens
McDonald ‘Theh
McDonald
James P. Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Wilson warns against belittling U S air power before Congress
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson told the Senate Air Investigating Subcommittee that belittling U S air power would hurt national morale as the nation pursues a strong nuclear and jet weapons strategy. He said air strength exceeds imagination, with missiles and high end bomber capability shaping strategic defense and deterrence.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Free World
U. S
Wilson
Eisenhower
Senate Air Investigating Subcommittee
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Diplomatic Watch On Polish Poznan Riots After Uprising
Western diplomats weigh the Poznan revolt in Poland as clashes, tank fire, and a curfew disrupted the industrial city. The Communist authorities restored order, while reports hint at broader unrest and possible political implications for the Kremlin leadership. Willard Barber notes riots centered in Poznan with a few American businessmen present as chaos persisted.
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Berlin
Poznan
Warsaw
Kremlin
Stalin
Izczecin
Stettin
Gdansk
Gdynia
Alenstein
Olsztyn
Katowice
Lodz
Willard Barber
Four Drivers Arraigned On Drunken Driving Charges
Donald L. Wood, 40, of North Syracuse, fined 100 dollars and given a 30 day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Three others, including Mrs. Carrie Champion, Kenneth Granger, and William Gaden, faced not guilty pleas or bail in Liverpool City Court or Watertown Police Court. Champion, who hit a utility pole, was released on 500 dollars bail. Granger received six months suspended sentence for public intoxication. Kanar and Gaden posted 25 dollars bail each for July 2 appearances.
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Donald L. Wood
Maxwell Ave
Syracuse
Iberty
Champion
John McCormick
West St. Atum
Truman JH. Preston
Kenneth W. Granger
Watertown
P. Leo Dorsey
Kanar
Gaden
John Checkosky
John Connane
Liverpool Rd
Justice Of‘the Peace
Irving Orth
Liverpool
A Wood
Editorial discusses luring Iron Curtain refugees home
Today's feature outlines methods used to lure Iron Curtain refugees back to their homelands. The concluding article in Games continues on the Editorial Page TALKING IT OVER on page 21. Other features appear across Amusements 14 Finance 23 Bridges and Radio-TV 98 Classified 33-39 Women 25-27 City Life 23 Senior Deaths 20 Forum 19 Editorials 24 Sports 29-432 Todays Pictures page 18.
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Fhe
Radian-Tv
City Life
Frogman Crabb In Moscow Jail Report
BRANKFURT Germany report claims British frogman Lionel Crabb is held in a Moscow jail and may face espionage charges. Bild cites Paris source a left wing French politician says he learned from a high Soviet officer at a Moscow banquet.
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Brankfurt
Germany
Lionel Crabbig
Moscow
Bild
Paris
First Is a Pip NEW York Ins Andrea Gareis Flight Misstep
A New York based businessman Andrea Gareis embarked on his first airplane trip thinking he would fly to Providence. After about four hours he realized the 160 mile trip was longer than expected and that he had boarded the wrong aircraft. He ended up on a non stop flight to Miami and landed at a distant airport.
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New -York
INS
Andrea Gareis
Svarsard
Providence
New York
Miami
Chucked Interview Gaffe About Crossword Prizes
A boy seeking work boasts of prizes from crossword contests. The boss counters that skill must show during office hours. The boy replies that his crossword victories occurred during office hours.
Niagara Public Power Bill OK'd by House Panel
Washington D C The House Public Works Committee approved Lehman s Niagara Public Power Development Bill by an 18 16 vote It preserves the controversial preference clause giving municipalities and cooperatives first crack at power The move signals a major victory for public power advocates in Congress and sets the stage for a fierce House floor battle The bill has already passed the Senate and the committee action reversed three years of sentiment toward a private power measure The vote tally benefited from two Western Republican votes and kept the preference clause intact concluding on page 16 col 1
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Washington, D.C
House Public Works Committee
Herbert H. Lehman
Niagara Public Power
Congress
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Senate
Republican’ Committee
Russell V." Mack
Washington
Gardner R. Withrow
Wisconsin
John. F. Baldwin Jr
California
Charles A. Buckley
Albany Adds Parking Meters At Wider Spacing
Albany Police Chief John Tuffey said new parking meters will be installed 22 feet apart, two feet more than the usual distance, as part of efforts to ease growing parking woes.
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Albany
John Tuffey
Bullet From Chaims Rifle Kills Youth
A Long Island boy, Alan Ross, 13, was shot and killed in a Palermo foster home when a rifle bullet struck him in the back after lying in bed. Richard Wells, 14, held the rifle and was taken to a state police substation for questioning. no charges were filed immediately. The victim stayed with Mr and Mrs Millard Wells under welfare sponsorship and was due home soon. Authorities provided few details pending questioning.
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Pulaski
Long Island
Palermo
Hastings
Palactta Stata Dalian Taentretoa
Oswego County
Richard ‘Donovan
Richard Wells
Edward Murphy
Wells
Minetto State
Donovan
Millard Wells
Lateral Rd
New York
GE workers vote to switch union to AFL-CIO IUE
GE workers voted 106 to 2 to leave the United Electrical Workers and join the AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical, IUE president Jack Suarez announced. The Elmira firm’s employees transitioned from independent representation as the UEW.
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General Electric Co. Foundry
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical
IUE
Jack Suarez
United Electrical Workers, Independent
Elmira
Eisenhower Signs 33 Billion Highway Bill and Taxes
President Eisenhower signed a 33 billion dollar highway construction bill creating a 41,000 mile interstate system with four or more lanes. New taxes take effect Sunday, including a one cent rise in the federal gasoline tax to three cents per gallon. The plan shifts funding from bonds to pay-as-you-go, aiming to connect most U.S. cities with modern, controlled-access roads.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Weather Outlook Sees Warm Spell With 80 Degree Peak
Forecast calls for cool nights and a warm spell with a high near 80 tomorrow. Winds southeast 15 to 20 mph, then northwest 15 to 25 mph today, shifting to north tonight. Sunny Saturday with scattered showers possible, cooling Sunday, then warmer again Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures around normal for the next five days.
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Mercury
Andy Keller
Senate unit OKs Sobeloff to Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Eisenhower's long-stalled nomination of Solicitor General Simeon E. Sobeloff to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals after overruling Southern opposition. The panel will delay reporting the nomination for at least a week amid promises of a prolonged fight from opponents led by Sen. Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Simeon E. Sobeloff
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Royal Decree Forms Three-Man Dutch Rift Probe
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard said they are disappointed and saddened by reports of a royal rift and will establish a three man Netherlands commission to investigate the circumstances behind the rumors. The unprecedented move signals a formal inquiry into the royal marriage tensions.
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the Hague
INS
Juliana
Prince Bernard
Netherlands
Weble Affair Aired At Closed Meeting
Albany officials face questions from a subcommittee of the watchdog panel over the Wehle affair and the pheasant rearing program. Dr E L Cheatum and acting conservation commissioner Justin Mahoney may be asked about departmental failures and the deaths of about 15000 pheasants on Grenadier Island. The watch-dog group will report findings to the full committee to decide on possible public hearings.
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Albany
Joint
Legislative
State Conservation Department
E. L. Cheatum
Division of
Game
Cheatum
Justin Mahoney
Department of
Grenadier Island
Wehle
Welle
Harriman
Mahoney
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