Eisenhower Plans Talks on Union Funds Legislation
President Eisenhower scheduled a conference with Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell in Augusta to discuss possible legislation to protect union funds from racketeering. James C. Hagerty said the White House would consider measures for recommendation this session of Congress. The talks stem from the Senate labor racketeering inquiry.
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Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Hagerty
House
Senate
Mitchell
Senate Committee On Labor
Washington
INS
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Military Spending Above Estimates
Defense officials report military outlays exceed January projections by about 1.4 billion dollars for the year ending July 1. Long range missile funding drives the surge while arms and aid costs shift, leaving a slim 400 million dollar budget surplus. President Eisenhower and aides consider legislative steps.
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Eisenhower
America
Defense
U. S
Weather summary for Ohio and Lake Erie region
Partly cloudy warm humid today tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly afternoons or nights. Highs 78 to 83, tonight 60 to 75. Monday temps 48 to 70, year-ago Monday 3 to 43. Traces of precipitation in 24 hours to 8 p m Monday. Humidity 73 to 57 percent during day. Sunrise 5 36 am sunset 7 16 pm. Lake Erie winds southeast then south to southwest 15 20 mph with scattered thundershowers.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Frogs Get Reprieve Quiet As Police Arrive
In Brentwood Maryland residents discuss disturbing a crowd of frogs as police arrive. Mary Harman reports frogs near 4512 38th Place caused noise during mating season and suggests draining the pond to stop the calls.
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Brentwood
Washington
Mary Harman
Doris M. Cochran
Smithsonian Insuer
Living Cost Index Reaches New Peak. Wages Rise Briefly
The March cost of living hit a new record for the seventh straight month. Automatic wage hikes of 1 to 3 cents an hour benefit 1.4 million workers and trigger 3-cent raises for nearly one million railroad workers with May 1 pay escalations. Take home pay fell over 30 cents in March due to a shorter average work week, while the typical factory worker with three dependents earned 74.65 dollars weekly before taxes.
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Bureau of Labor Statistic
BLS
Annexation Opponents Plan Strategy Meeting
A Brownhelm and Black River township annexation opposition strategy group met at Black River fire station led by Joseph Weller and Glen Bailey with attorney Milton Friedman of Lorain. The committee discussed contacting annexation petition signers to urge withdrawal and reviewed a county policy on notarized withdrawal letters after regular meetings.
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Ford Plant
Brownhelm Township
Black River Township
Lorain City
Black River
Joseph Weller
Glen Bailey
Milton Friedman
Lorain
R. L. Leimbach
Warren Manuel
Edward Schaffer
Ben W. Schaeffer
James F. Bell
Ben Taylor
Alice Eirich
Herbert Gammons
Friedman
Board of County Commissioners
Annexaton
Lorain County Commissioners
Edward Gawlik
Gawlik
Black Rover
Sheffield Township Civic League
U S To Report To UN On Suez Negotiations
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States will report to the United Nations Security Council this week on Egypt's Suez Canal plan. He stressed the report would be informational, not a campaign to push a controversial agenda.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Dulles
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Moscow
Germany
Russia
China
Peiping
Soviet Union
Red China
Middle East
Jordan
Khalidi
Suleiman Nabulsi
Hussein
Ater
Amman
Thei
Conferencea
Nablus
Jordan River
Jhe Cleesiucu
Sawvuuagcu
United States
London
Revised bill shifts Memorial Day to last Monday
A watered down version of the Monday Holiday Bill recommends passage in the Senate State Government committee by a 42 vote. The measure would observe Memorial Day on the last Monday of May instead of May 30, removing proposed changes to Thanksgiving and President's Day observances.
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Columbus
INS
Senate State’ Government Committee
Ross Peppie
R-Lima
Senate
Washington
Lincoln
Drowned Student Fifth Family Tragedy Amid River Fatalities
Joseph Roessner eighteen of Fort Recovery drowned Monday while swimming in the Olen tangy River near Columbus. He was a second year student at Pontifical College Josephinum and his death marked the fifth family death from accidents since 1941 with a brother killed in an auto crash another brother in a navy plane crash and his mother and stepfather in an auto accident.
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Joseph Roessner
Fort Recovery
Olentangy River
Here
Roessner
Pontifical College Josephinum
Soviet letters publicized in conflict over Egypt invasion
The article reports on Soviet and British actions around revealing diplomatic letters concerning the Anglo French Israeli invasion of Egypt. It notes Britain publicized texts after Moscow, claiming U S involvement, but neither side's releases fully support the accusation.
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Egypt
Britain
London
Moscow
U.S
Abbe
Bermuda
Russia
West
Middle East
Izvestia
Mollet
Bulgaria
Jordan Premier Hussein Khalidi Faces Resignation Rumor
Rumors from Cairé radio claim Jordan's moderate Premier Hussein Khalidi has resigned today amid opposition from leftist factions. No official confirmation available. reports follow unclear broadcasts heard in Longon district.
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Cairé Radio
Jordan
Hussein Khalidi
Broad
Stassen Sent Back To London
President Eisenhower sent Harold E. Stassen back to the London disarmament talks with a reaffirmation that reductions in world arms must be phased. Stassen met with Dulles in Augusta before heading to Washington, then to London, to resume five power discussions on arms, inspections, and a gradual start toward limiting conventional weapons.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
London
Martin Says 1958 Tax Cut Likely
In Washington House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Minority Leader Joseph Martin Jr. voiced support for a tax cut by next year. Martin argued the budget is too high and can be reduced, while Eisenhower warned against large immediate cuts though endorsing a year end tax relief.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Joseph Martin Jr
Mass
Martin
Troy
N.Y
Eisenhower
Congress
Missile Model Hits 10000 MPH in Florida Tests
A four story high model ICBM designated X-1T reached about 10000 mph in tests from Florida. Scientists say firings show a viable space warhead design capable of atmospheric reentry without burning up. Lockheed built the test rockets under a multi million dollar contract. the model stands 40 feet and weighs just over six tons.
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Washington
INS
Florida
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Britain and Russia discuss invasion-eye missiles and payloads
Britain and Russia reveal exchange of letters describing new long range missiles with heavier payloads over vast distances. Flight testing of X-17 and true ICBM underway at Patrick AFB Cape Canaveral Fla as parts for space giants stay in limited production on a pilot assembly line.
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Patrick Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Fla
London
INS
Ascension Islands
Izvestia
Agrica
Egypt
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
France
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Air Force
Baby Found Abandoned In Rented Car In Cleveland
West Virginia mother sought after infant found in back seat of rented car at a Cleveland service station. Birth record and feeding instructions left with the baby. Police traced the mother from birth records. name not disclosed. Records show baby born at St. Francis Hospital in Charleston, West Virginia.
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Cleveland
West Virginia
St. Francis Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Easy method debt reducing through Chronicle Telegram ads
Advertises selling unused items through Chronicle Telegram Classifieds to earn cash for bills. Promotes quick economical ad service, with a call to dial 4751 for an ad writer.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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