Reuther Calls Ike Wage Plan Inadequate In Congress
UAW President Walter P. Reuther denounces the Eisenhower minimum wage proposal as insufficient and urges passage of the Democratic bill lifting the floor to 1.25 dollars and extending coverage to eight million workers. He says Congress should act due to conscience and economic health.
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Washington
UPI
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Eisenhower
Reuther
Congress
Rich House Labor Subcommittee
Grams Rapids
Mich
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
House
Payola
House Payola Investiga
Kennedy Show In Pa Astounding Victory In Primaries
In Pennsylvania Kennedy topped write in counts with 133 364 votes while Nixon neared Eisenhower era totals with 822 469 Republican votes as 7 806 precincts reported. Six counties backed harness racing referenda led by Philadelphia, while seven counties rejected it amid a low turnout state wide about 25 percent of voters participated.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
David L. Lawrence
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
Nixon
Rockefeller
Symington
Herman FR. Schneebeli
Williamsport
Dean R. Fisher
Alvin R. Busy
Muncy
Douglas H. Elliott
Chambersburg
Richard M. Simpson
Huntingdon
Allegheny
Erie
Fayette
Lehigh
Monroe
Northumberland
Berks Counties
Hong Kong Garment Boom Outsources to Cheap Imports
UPI reports critics argue Hong Kong and rivals like Formosa Korea and the Philippines flood U.S. markets with cheap garments. Howard Simon of Simon & Moginior notes subsidies and overseas production fuel the Hong Kong operation, with imports last year totaling 128.5 million in garments valued at 285 million dollars and supporting about 24,000 American jobs.
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Hong Kong
China
U. S
United States
Japan
Howard Simon
Simon & Moginior
Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Simon
Race Clash Hits Trade In South
In BISONI Mississippi a two day wave of racial violence led to heavy police action. A United Press International survey found retail merchants suffered up to half their normal trade as beach access and transport declined. Officials fear summer business may dip if integration attempts continue.
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Bisoni
UPI
Gulf Coast
United Press International
Keesler Air Force Base
Rates Notice From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram announces mailing rates for Lorain County Elyria readers. Carrier delivery and single copies cost 7 cents. Mail subscriptions are 15 dollars per year in Ohio adjacent counties and 17 dollars elsewhere in Ohio and 18 dollars outside Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Qerain
World In A Spin Notes on Franco Dooley and Public Affairs
A kaleidoscope of world and local items. Franco may reveal plans on stepping down and a possible king's return to the throne. Dooley, healing in Bangkok, eyes a June return to Southeast Asia. London wedding friction over curb space and a Columbus crossing light upgrade. Ohio and national notes include license talks, water bids, and a large fire in Youngstown. Crime, rail, business moves, and a parade of miscellaneous facts fill the page.
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Francisco Franco
Tom Dooley
New York
Bankok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Lord Gisborough
London
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
New York Central Railroad
Depot Road
Ashtabula County
Carsons
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Railroader Leiper Dies at 35 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh obituary notes the death of Callender I. Leiper former vice president and New York general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad who died Monday at age 35 with his career in rail leadership highlighted by his early rise in the company.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Callender I. Leiper
New York
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sabrina Brings Sabrina to New York French Ball without De Gaulle
World famous April in Paris ball at the Waldorf Astoria lacked de Gaulle who skipped the Astor dinner. Sabrina the film star drew attention in white satin as guests faced a crowded ballroom and a $200,000 charity gala masked ball themed on the Paris Opera.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Flower of New York Society
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Case Society
Noscase Society
UPN
Sabrina
Clf
Hotel Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
de Gaulle
Astor
Gaulle
Lisht
Duchess of Windsor
Paris Opera
Paris Opera House
Times Square
Marble Palace of Music
Dad Charged In Hammer Death Of Child
Walter W. Brass 40, an auto parts store owner, faced a first degree murder charge after a hammer attack on his wife and five children in their home. Janet Brass died of skull fractures. Gayle, 18 months, was critical. others injured. A note addressed to Communist Central Headquarters was found.
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Bernard Wood
Jacksonville
Fla
Ignatius
Heathcliff
Gamin
Jasmine
Thumper
Jumper
Greta. Thyssen
Los Angeles
Dad
Cleveland
UPI
Walter W. Brass
Brass
California
Gayle
Euclid -Glenville Hospital
Tention
Khrushchev
Ohio Pupils Named National Merit Scholars in 1960
Forty six Ohio students are among 1 000 nationwide named as National Merit Scholars by the National Merit Scholarship Corp after a year long search. Eight hundred thirty receive over four million dollars in scholarships with college stipends, while 170 are Honorary Merit Scholars. Scholarships total from 100 companies and groups, averaging 740 dollars per year for four years.
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Evanston, DL
UPI
Ohio
National Merit Scholarship Corp
NMSC
Scientists Warn Of Other Radiation Belts
Washington researchers warn astronauts venturing to Mars or Venus would encounter radiation belts similar to Earth's Van Allen belts. Dr. Singer of Maryland University urged using one Martian moon as a safe study platform and noted inner radiation zones on Mars and Venus would be as undesirable as Earth's inner belt.
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Tists
Earth
Mars
Venus
F. Singer
Maryland University
American Physical Society
U.S
Singer
Ex Mental Patient Kills His Wife and Himself
A former mental patient released five days earlier fatally shot his wife Julie Hairston as she fled then killed himself with a .38 revolver. Julie died from multiple bullet wounds at a Columbus hospital seven hours after the shooting. The couple’s five children were placed with a welfare agency amid a divorce suit.
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Columbus
UPI
Frank Hairston
Columbus State Hospital
Julie
Hairston
Betty Shelton
Near East Side
Launch of USS Robison Ships De Foe Built Missile Destroyer
The third of four guided missile destroyers built by Defoe Shipbuilding Company on a 68 million dollar contract slid down the ways. The vessel will be commissioned as USS Robison in November.
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Bay City
Mich
UPD
de Foe Shipbuilding Co
Robison
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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Chicago
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Edward A. Wilson
Youngstown
John R. Moser
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
U.S.A
W. Lynn Parkinson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Roanoke
Lucien D. Hooper
W. E. Huton & Co
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United Business Service
N. Y
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press Inter
National
World News
Norton CO
Worcester
Mass
Canberra
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
N. C
Norman Smith
Samuel Morse
Ulysses S. Grant
Point Pleasant
Dewey
Swat
E. Gifford Upjohn
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Upjohn
University of Michigan
Liizepsne
Duke of Badribesta of
Fezensac
Philippe de Lafayette
Wellington
Prospect Street
John J. Pappas
Republican
Republican Party
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Republican Club
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