Officials Fear New Push For Inflationary Forces
Inflation became a popular topic as the economy hit new highs. Officials fear speculative excesses may spark renewed inflationary pressure while cost of living held steady in March due to lower food prices. Real income fell as wages rose slower than consumer prices, prompting calls to balance the budget and curb price hikes. The Senate Antitrust Subcommittee opened hearings on a bill requiring advance notification and justification for major price increases. Treasury Secretary Anderson warned publishers that the U.S. cannot have an enduring bright economic future without action.
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Robert G. Shortal
New York
UPI
Hi. E. Riley
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eisenhower
Commerce
Roger
U.S
Steel Corp
Reas Pn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Federal Trade Commission
Bailout Tester Finds Real Thing Is Easier
Denver based report notes Col. John P. Stapp parachuted safely from a disabled jet, signaling a safer bailout. Economic advisers blame inflation on wage hikes while United Steelworkers say industry should raise wages only with productivity gains. Steelworkers plan bargaining talks starting May 5 as hearings gain urgency.
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UPI
John P. Stapp
Air Force
Raymond J. Saulnier
President’s Council of Economic Advisors
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Four Presidential Possibilities Involved In Labor Bill Debate
Four potential presidential contenders faced tough questions amid a Senate labor reform debate. The session featured a rare Saturday gathering with key roles from the Rackets Committee and opposition from AFL CIO leaders, as lawmakers edged toward a final vote. Vietnam-era figures and shifting allegiances shaped the discussion as candidates weighed the bill’s provisions and political repercussions.
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UPI
John L. McClellan
D- 190
Ark
Senate
CIO
Humphrey
Southern
Vic Semubert U. Humphrey
Dyers
Richard M Nixon
Mann
California
Christian A. To
Histon
John Fo Kennity
Seapath
Free
Lynde
Eisenhower
Johnson
Texwis Aanl
John Oe Es
Fowter
Mall
Violence Declines In Carolina Strike
Henderson NC reports minimal violence amid a strike with a single rack thrown through a windshield. Congress approves Supreme Court nomination Potter Stewart, while George M Singleton faces pending cases as civil rights tensions persist.
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Henderson
N. C
UPS
Marinel-Flenderson Col
Inn of Negro
George M
Carroll V.johnson
Pp U
Singleton
Civil Rights Commission
Ly Lanbaitarr
We Know DES MOINES Plan to Join US Benefit Today
In Des Moines reporters report a plan to join a benefit event today. Key figures unnamed discuss possible attendance, while organizers urge calm and orderly participation. No further details on participants or outcomes available in the readable text.
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Des Moines
Dow
Benaley
Pondetial
Anjan
Chronicle Telegram address and delivery question
The Chronicle Telegram asks about home delivery details for Lorain area and rates page. It mentions valid delivery times, Sunday issues, and contact location at 724 Fans Avenue Miyethie.
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Rai
Coarier
Local Stocks on Midwest Exchange and Related Firms
A partial stock page lists numerous Midwest Exchange names and figures including Elyria Tel, Fisher Bros, General Ind, Lorain Tel, Norwalk Truck, Perry, Pfaudler, Standard Screwce, Troxel, Western Res, and West Res Deh. Pricing hints show percent stakes around 3 to 5 percent, with several entries marked by percent values and letter codes, reflecting a fragmented archival stock table from April 2, 1068.
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Ark
Flyria Tel
Elyria Tel
Fisher Bros. Veecee
General
Ind. Verre
Gregory Ind
Eevee
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Jow Nor
Ohio
Wees
Aatel Ants Nor
Olin F
North, Sav. & Loan
Norwalk
Baty
Fiyria Srv
Filyria Tel
Perry Pay Ry
Pfaudler
Broudler
Troxel
Nixon to Moscow by jet on July trip
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans a rapid Intercontinental flight to Moscow in early July aboard an Air Force Boeing 707 transport. The trip, timed to opening Amelia National Exhibition, aims for about ten hours with one stop, using one of three new intercontinental jets delivered before July.
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Nixon
Russia
Anastasi Mikoyan
United States
Mikoyan
Air Force
Moscow
Special Missions Division
Military Air Transport Service
Eisenhower
Khrushchev Reported Ill Amid Moscow Rumors
Reports from London and Frankfurt claim Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is ill with circulatory trouble and fainting spells. The London Daily Express and Abendpost cite Stockholm sources saying he has fainted several times in six weeks and may be receiving medical care at his Crimean villa. No official confirmation or denial is provided.
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UPI
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Moscow
London Daily Express
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Germany
Stockholm
Khrushchev
the Express
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Princess Margaret and Queen Mother Leave Rome for Paris
Princess Margaret and Queen Mother Miizrheds depart Rome for Paris ending a week in the Italian capital marked by incidents and romance rumors. A Rome transit strike caused a traffic jam near the Vatican as the party moved to see Pope John.
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Paris
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Anberto
Waly
Hing
Murnane
Vatican
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Mrnday Wsver
Maria Pelhessoadta
Queen Mother
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Brazilian Envoy Shelters Arias In Panama
Panamanian officials report Brazilian envoy Roberto Latour sheltered exiled Panamanian figure Arias after Arias arrived amid security concerns. Arias reportedly sought asylum but may depart if conditions permit, while Panamanian authorities confirm they discussed the incident with the Foreign Ministry and National Guard.
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Panama
Aerialist Hanneford Paralyzed in Circus Fall
In Los Angeles 28 year old veteran aerialist Hanneford plunged from a high platform as a circus crowd watched in stunned silence. She was rushed to a hospital with a broken pelvis and fractured leg.
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Ars Viet Ia
Hanneford
Aeroiist
Finlay
VFW Pushes Dalai Lama Recognition Move
Pittsburgh veterans urged the State Department to recognize the Dalai Lama as head of the Tibetan government. National VFW commander John W. Mahan said such recognition would spotlight Chinese Communist aggression and influence Nehru's neutrality. The Dalai Lama currently resides in India after Tibet fell to China.
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Mont
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India
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Mirsscorte
Stove Blast Fire Takes Six Lives in Calhoun Ga
A kerosene stove explosion and subsequent blaze destroyed a rural frame house near Calhoun. Sheriff Hugh Davis said a woman, a 19 year old girl, and four Waldrop children died. Two young girls escaped with aid from three passersby. The parents, Mr and Mrs F F Waldrop, were in Atlanta with the mother ill. The deceased included Clemmie Ruth Simmons 34 Betty Stone 19 and the Waldrop children Peggy 10 Blanch 6 Bradley 4 and Douglas 2.
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Hugh Davis
Davis
F. F. Waldrop
Atlanta
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Betty Stone
Waldrop
Peggy
Blanch
Bradley
Douglas
School Board Refuses Further Explanation On Action
Mount Gilead Ohio five member school board refused to explain why and how a decision was made to retire teachers Oscar Beck and Joseph Frysea. The board stated they would not explain in every dissatisfied group. Earlier this week Superintendent Robert R. Blose resigned to return to teaching, saying the board was trying to take lower administrative functions.
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Oscar Beck
Joseph Frysea
PTA
Robert R. Blose
Professors Group Lifts OSU Censure
The American Association of University Professors voted to lift a censure order imposed on Ohio State University three years ago.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
American Assn. of
AAUP
Ohio State University
Spanked Wife Wins Divorce From Sergeant
Cincinnati wife Mary Lou Rockey, 20, wins divorce from Sgt Clyde Rockey, 28, after telling the judge her husband spanked her for poor spelling and pronunciation the night after their marriage. The case was heard by Judge Carl Rich.
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Mary Lou Rockey
Carl Rich
Clyde Rockey
AAUP lifts censure of two universities amid dissension
The AAUP lifted censure on Fisk University and New York University amid a broader review of academic freedom. The action followed earlier sanctions tied to dismissals of faculty over alleged Communist ties, while Ohio State officials and delegates at the Pittsburgh meeting weighed the case of an IOSA professor who invoked the Fifth Amendment during questioning.
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Howard Bevis
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Army
Nashville
Tenn
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Fisk
NYU
Lyman Bradley
Edwin Burgum
University of Pittsburgh
Couple weds in Newport then part after 12 days
The couple married in Newport Kentucky a year ago. She left her husband twelve days later while he was stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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Newport
Fi Bragg, N.C
Blind Man Accuses Police of Stealing at Lunch Stand
In Columbus a blind man and his wife closed their lunch stand at police headquarters alleging policemen stole cigarets candy and cupcakes. Chief Scholer denied the charges calling Claude Coyne a chronic complainer and noting stock losses of about 250 dollars.
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Auto Dealers In Cleveland Face Strike
Strikes loom at Jack and Herita Co and 59 other Cleveland area auto dealers as IAM Local 1363 members vote to strike if no settlement by Thursday midnight. About 6 mechanics at Jack and Heintz, 800 workers affected, plus a pension and wage dispute at Euclid Addressograph Multigraph impacting 1900 production workers and 700 office staff.
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International Assn. of Machinists
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Cooper Converts to Catholic Faith and Happiness Reported
Hollywood veteran Gary Cooper, age 58, is reported very happy after announcing his conversion to Roman Catholicism. Vatican sources cited secret audiences with Pope Pius XII preceding the decision, confirmed by Cooper with his wife Rocky and daughter Maria. The actor and family have long identified as Catholics.
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Otterbein Installs Its 17th President Turner
Lynn Warren Turner was installed as the 17th president of Otterbein College in Westerville Ohio amid a WW2 era history celebration. In his inaugural address Turner urged Christians of the modern world to stretch their minds.
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Lynn Warren Turner
Otterbein College
Candidate Wonders God of gamma rays and flying
Montgomery city observer reports Sullivan speculating on a broader deity. He contends many worship tribal safety while questioning public allegiance. A vehicle collision near his residence is noted as a side remark in the discussion.
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Ala
UPI
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iMonnic
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Seaway Open To Ships In Historic Inland Passage
The opening of the St Lawrence Seaway marks a milestone as a 130 mile channel enables ocean freighters to reach inland ports in the United States and Canada. Officials including Canadian Transport Minister George Hees and Prime Minister John Diefenbaker attended with ships saluting, while the project modernizes locks to allow vessels up to 730 feet long and 73 feet beam. Celebrations planned across U.S. Great Lakes cities and an official opening featuring Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower are set for June 26.
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Cote Ste Catherine Jocks
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U.S. Seawa Authority
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Woman Dies At 110 In Akron General Hospital
Mrs Aliy Brown born into slavery in Ozark Alabama died Friday at General Hospital Akron at 110 years old. She lived in Akron for decades and was noted as one of the area’s oldest residents.
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UPI
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Ozark
Ala
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