President Defends Mrs Luce Asks No Resignation Reason
President Eisenhower said he saw no reason for Mrs Clare Boothe Luce to resign as ambassador to Brazil. He noted her remark about Senator Wayne Morse after her confirmation may have been ill advised but considered it a human error.
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Washington
UPI
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Clare Boothe Eteesbuig
U.S
Brazil
Luce
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Peete
Dulles
Ca Ptas
Italy
Morse
Richard
M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Nixon
Eisenhow
alTime
Bolivia
Ike Seeks Stronger Labor Bill From House
President Eisenhower expressed disappointment with the Senate labor reform bill and urged the House to strengthen it, citing issues over secondary boycotts and local jurisdiction. He defended Secretary of State nominees, discussed Mrs. Luce’s Brazil post, and noted delays in confirmation of administration picks. He called for continued U.S. support for West Berlin and warned about Communist interference in Iraq.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
House
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Weather Rundown for Ohio and Lake Erie Region
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio enjoy sunny warm weather with diminishing winds today highs 66 to 71. Tonight and Thursday cooler with lows near 50 and highs around 60s while winds ease. Lake Erie winds from west to southwest weakening tonight with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures in Ohio average about 24 degrees above normal with a cooldown expected Monday and precipitation totaling 0.3 to 0.5 inch likely early next week.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Laborers Reach Two Year Raise Pact In Lorain County
Local 78 Laborers and Lorain County General and Mason Contractors Association finalize a two year contract with wage increases matching carpenters and bricklayers. The base rate is eight dollars an hour, with ten cents added this Friday and twelve cents more on May 3, 1960, securing stability until May 1, 1961 as negotiations wrap with other crafts pending.
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Lorain County Union
General Contractors’ Association
Laborers’ Union
Lorain County General and Mason Contractors Association
Craft Omens
Eee
U S Steel Earnings Rise Ahead of Union Talks
U S Steel Corp reports a 17.5 percent rise in March quarter profits, aiding union arguments that wage increases are affordable as 500000 steelworkers await contract talks due May 5. Roger Blough disputes the union’s claim but hopes to avoid a strike.
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NEW York
UPI
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
United Steelworkers of America
Roger M. Blough
Pact Calls For 10 Cent Boost For Plumbers
A two year contract between the Lorain County Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local 830 and management provides a 10 cent per hour wage increase effective Friday with 12 cents more on May 1 1960 to cover Lorain County plumbers. Ratification by rank and file members is pending as the current contract expires Friday.
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Lorain County
Plumbers and Steamfitters
Clayton Bruhn
Plumbers’ Union
Harold Barres
Lorain
Auto Show Opens Aimed at Strong 1959 Business Climate
Members of the Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association opened a four day auto show at O'Neil Sheffield Shopping Center amid an economist's optimistic forecast of a good business climate for the next year.
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Lorain County Automobile Dealers Association
O'Neil-Sheffield
Gene Sweeney
O’neil
Sheffield
Dawson
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Suspended State Aide Is Indicted
Thomas A. Greiner 36 former Ohio Taxation Department employee is free on 10000 dollars bond awaiting arraignment Friday on four counts of soliciting and accepting a bribe. He was supervisor in the highway use tax section and lives in Zanesville. The charges stem from alleged bribe offers linked to his former post.
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Christian A. Herter
John Foster Dulles
Herter
Dulles
Hertarn
Sheffield House
Dawson
Center Mall
Inieigh Ahumslee
Uves Chaumay
Richard Brentlinger
Berlin
Thisjed
West Germany
Michael V. DiSalle
Sims Trucking Co
Chicago
Greiner
Tedro J. Fineman
Sims
di Salle
DiSalle
Hank Will
Iams
Enforcement Diirector
Liquor Department
Fineman
Finerman
Western Allies Tough Stand At Geneva
Western allies agreed to a tough position at the Geneva foreign ministers conference with the Soviet Union. They outlined a three point agenda on German questions Berlin and European security and floated a combined ground and open skies offer, contingent on German reunification progress.
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Geneva
Paris
UPI
Soviet Union
Berlin
Russia
Atlantic
Urals
Germany
Maurice Couve de Murville
County PTA Officers Elected and Scholarships Awarded
Elyria area notes report county PTA Council officers elected and scholarships awarded at the annual meeting. Juniors at Elyria Catholic High are delegates for Operation Youth. Oberlin woman pursues polio recovery to return to work as board resignations noted in South Amherst.
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PTA Council
Elyria Catholic High
Oberlin
Oe Woresey
DiSalle Signs FEPC Bill in Ohio
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle signed a law creating a five member Commission on Fair Employment Practices, first of its kind in the state. The body aims to prevent employment discrimination based on race color religion national origin or ancestry with stiff fines and contempt penalties for violators.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Commission On Fair Employment Practices
Ohio
Spectators Greet Returning Vessel Amid Welcome Ceremonies
Several hundred spectators watched the vessel arrive and witnessed welcoming ceremonies as photographers captured the moment. The scene reflects a formal homecoming with officials and crowd energy evident in the reception.
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Eral
UPI
Pact Near On Fire Aid City Out $1,200
After over a year of negotiations and past delays the Elyria city council approved an amendment in a fire protection contract with Lorain County. The pact now runs January 1 1959 through December 31 1960 and avoids a $1 200 loss by retroactivity. The deal covers fire calls to the Lorain County Home the county detention home and the county garage with potential county commission concurrence pending.
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Council
James P. Horn
Horn
Lake Erie
Elyria
Lorain County
Siep
Finance and Claims and Safety Committees
Ohio SUB funding faces legal challenge by OIC
The Ohio Information Committee plans to sue over the emergency bill releasing 25 million dollars in back SUB funds and expediting payments before June 19. The OIC represents 1,500 business leaders across six counties and may seek a temporary injunction while arguing retroactive clauses exceed legislative authority.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Information Committee
House
Senate Commerce Labor Committee
Senate
Fred Milligan
OIC
OIC Pilar
Milligan
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
California Ski Resort Plans Spark $83 Million Push
Amid talks of 83 million dollars for ski facilities, including 18 million from state and federal sources, to support 60 winter Olympic readiness, potential investors eye new ski developments. Classified ad片
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U.S
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Bath
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