3 Strikes End Another Starts In Ohio Industry Strikes
A series of recent strikes in Ohio's steel and auto sectors ends while new actions begin, driven by off beat issues beyond wage disputes.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
12
Atlas Shot Hailed As Giant Step In ICBM Test
The Atlas intercontinental missile test near Cape Canaveral drew nationwide focus as the 80 foot rocket fired right down the rifle barrel to a predetermined target in the South Atlantic. 400 workers walked off the job in Cleveland area strike actions tied to suspensions and pay disputes, while other plants settled or continued strikes across Ford, General Motors and local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Air Force
Thursahead
Massile
Diehtenan
Otis Stell
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Cleveland
Brook Park
UAW
Brown Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
Elyria
Diamond Power Specialty Com
Lancaster
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Columbus
Zanesville
Perfection Steel Body Co
Gabion
USW
Republicans To Make Issue Of Inaction On Labor Reform
United Press International reports that Republicans plan to pressure Congress next year over labor reform, aiming to turn inaction into a campaign issue. The piece notes Democratic use of extraordinary procedures to block a Senate bill acceptable to AFL-CIO leaders, GOP resistance by many Republicans and Southern Democrats, and calls for full committee hearings on a complex topic amid opposition from management groups and United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Laar
United Pres International T Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Jack
AFL- Cio
Kne
GOP
Sam Hayburn
Labor Committee
House Committee
Senate
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Show producers deny charges in Twenty-One case
New York UPI district attorney Frank Hagan will question producers Jack Barty and Dan Enright and former contestant Herbert Stempel who alleges he was fed answers. The producers say they will present documentary evidence proving the charges are wholly spurious and malicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Frank Hagan
Jack Bar
Dan Enright
Herbert Stempel
Segregation Defense Rejected By Students
A UPI report from Delaware notes the U S National Student Association defeated a pro segregation resolution calling for federal control of education. The meeting discussed integration, rights of states, and potential legislative action if quiz show fixing evidence appears, with Stempel questioned and NBC defending Twenty One’s integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
UPI
Supreme Court
South
U.S
USNSA
Congress
South Carolina
Talien
Fred LeClerq
Don Furtado
University of North Carolina
LeClerq
Bellarmine College
Tennessee
Ltne
Stempel
Algeria
Joseph Stone
Stone
Dotto
NBC
CBS
Colgate - Palmolive i Company
Edward Wigemeier Jr
Tane Hogan
Federal Communicatons Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Barry and
Enright
Merger of Schools Proposed by Citizens Committee
Arthur M. Pounds elected chairman of a citizens committee proposing a merger of high schools and schools in Penfield area. Theo dore F. Struck named secretary, Rob ert Chorte publicist. Committee to meet Thursday at Crestwood School to plan action with nine members from districts and boards. Pounds, B F Goodrich supervisor, previously chaired advisory panel on district reorganization.
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Arthur M. Pounds
North Abbe Rd
Citizens Committee
Theodore F. Struck
Gulf Rd
Board of Education
Robert Chorte
Wil
Crestwood School
West Griswold Rd
Engle
C. A. Gibbons
Choate
Pounds
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Avon Lake
Citizens Advisory Committee
Penfield
Production Resumed At B L C and Pontiac Strike Update
Production resumed at Brown-Lipe-Chapin in Grand Rapids Michigan and at Fisher Body Division plants in Hamilton Ontario while the Ponti ac Motor Division strike continued. More than seven percent of hourly workers were affected as stoppages threatened to paralyze 1959 models, with the company blaming UAW leadership for a coordinated effort. Carr dismissed charges as phony and said the international UAW office had no knowledge of the planned stoppage. Local 780 president Carl Cross said the strike came as a surprise to the local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Body
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hamilton
Pontac Motor Division
UAW
Carr
International Uaw
Nho
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Carl Cross
Nixon Planning To Visit Europe After Election
Vice President Richard M. Nixon is tentatively set for a brief Western Europe trip after the late November dedication of an American chapel in London. Informed sources say he will avoid abroad travel until after the fall congressional campaign and November election, while taking a short family vacation ahead of a heavy fall schedule.
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Washington
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Average Farm In Russia Has 14200 Acres Reported By Ohioan
William R Teague summarizes a six week trip by 28 Ohioans sponsored by the Methodist Church to Russia Russian farms face land reclamation and irrigation challenges with large holdings yet low apparent profit Churches overshadowed by older populations with few young people and a lack of visible investment in church youth initiatives
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Russia
Ohioan
William R. Teague
Fichter
Columbus
UPD
Joseph W
World Peace
Ohio
Methodist
Avorslep
Britain
Brussels
United Kingdom
Radia
Stepchild Wins Title Amid Global Youth Debate
In Blackpool and Glasgow reports, judges debate youth behavior, crime causes, and juvenile reform methods. UK and US experts discuss farm work, probation, and a rising emphasis on correctional measures amid ongoing disputes over juvenile crime policies and social guidance.
Plane crash near Butler County line injures two and baby
A small plane crashed into a hillside along Perry Highway near the Butler County line injuring two passengers and a baby in a parked car. The plane struck a utility pole and wires damaged the car. The infant Paul Georwky six months of Pittsburgh was treated and released. Passengers Dempsey Aspland York Pa and James Elliot Dennison Ohio were taken to Ellwood City Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Perry Highway
Butler County
Paul Georwky
Pittsburgh
Slappe Dempsey Aspland
York, Pa
James Elliot
Dennison
Ohio
Ellwood City Hospital
Jordan Agrees To UN Check But No Troops
Amman reports Jordan will accept a small United Nations observer team to monitor interference in the nation by Arab states. Premier Rifai rejects stationing UN troops, insisting Britain’s 3,000 paratroops stay until Arab pledges are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Amman
UPI
United Nations
Brittain
Samir Rifa
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rifai
Hussein
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
Fortby
Mud Covers 80 Percent of Lake Erie Floor
Cleveland UPI reports the first study of Lake Erie's floor finds 80 percent mud coverage. James L. Verber of Ohio's Department of Natural Resources notes sand and gravel deposits along the lake bottom but mud predominates, with thickness up to 60 feet in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Lake Erie
James L. Verber
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Verber
Sandusky
Moon Annex Threat From Russia in Space Law Talk
Andrew J Haley of Washington and other experts urged a space law framework at The Hague conference. They warned Russia could attempt to claim the moon as a territory and pressed for international rules to ensure nations launching satellites can control or destroy them if they pose danger. The speakers argued the United States and others should resist territorial claims while enforcing safeguards to avoid debris hazards and protect life and property.
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Robert Musel
Andrew J. Haley
Washington
Hague
UPID
Amery
Ican
United States
Haley
Astronautical Federation
Russia
Uniteds
Earth
Bender to Offer Proposals Soon
Former Senator George H. Bender said he will likely make recommendations to James R. Hoffa to clean out gangster and hoodlum elements in the Teamsters Union almost immediately after Thursday night remarks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George H. Bender
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Little Rock Board Optimistic on Anti Racketeering Panel
Hoffa hired Bender last week to head a three man anti racketeering commission. The panel aims to clean up alleged corruption within the union and faces questions about motives and inclusivity. The Little Rock school opening remains tied to legislative action with Sept. 15 as target while Sept. 8 could be used if signed earlier.
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Hoffa
Bender
Senate
Mutual’ Broadcasting System
Capital Assignment
Centraligh Bender
Supreme Court
Neus
Earl Warren
Little iRock
Central High
Eighth Circuit Court
High Court
Warren
Little Rock
Faubus
Veterans Arrive as Chicago Prepares for Legion Convention
Thousands of veterans flood into Chicago three days before the American Legion annual convention. Top contenders for national commander include Preston Moore, Truman Wold, and Howard Kingdom, all WWII veterans. The 1958 event promises postwar pageantry with 8,000 Legion musicians and drillmasters seeking national honors, with speakers including Truman Meany Munoz Marin and McElroy. Nixon expected to address delegates on Eisenhower’s behalf. parade planned for Monday.
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Chicago
UPI
American Legion
Legion
Veterans’ Organization
John S. Gleason Jr
Winnetka
Preston Moore
Stillwater, Okio
National Executive
Tor
Truman Wold
Fargo
N.D
Howard Kingdom
Conneaut
Ohio
Harry S. Truman
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Whitney Controls New York Herald Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune reports John Hay Whitney, U.S. ambassador to the Court of St James, has gained control of the 17 year old independent Republican newspaper and its Paris edition. Ogden Reid will stay on as chief executive during the transition. Whitney will remain in London until January 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York Herald Tribune
John Hay Whitney
U.S
Court of St. James
Paris
Ogden R. Reid
Reid
Whitney
London
Great Britain
Bus Fares Rise Sparks Student Riot in Mexico City
About 30,000 university students protested fare hikes at the Mexico City campus Thursday night. Police used tear gas to scatter the demonstration, with over 100 people reported in the melee and arrests likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
UPT
Tronps Land Police
Ohioan Chosen For 19 Mile Rise In Balloon
Capt Har ry R Collins 36 of Wright Air Development Center was selected for a 24 hour stay aloft at 100000 feet in mid September as part of the Manhigh project. The record parachute jumper will study edge of space conditions at Holloman AFB New Mexico under Aero Medical Field Laboratory. He becomes project officer in the air crew effectiveness branch of WADC after a prior volunteer injury in tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
UPI
Harry R. Collins
Wright Air Development Center
Collins
Minnesota
Sidney
Aero Medical Field Laboratory
AF Missile Development Center
Holloman Afb
New Mexico
Anotler
WADC
British Troops Sweep Morphou in Operation Firecracker
Reports say about one thousand British troops converged on Morphou village as part of Operation Firecracker to eradicate an Eoka terrorist gang, with actions Friday described as a cleanup effort by Allied forces.
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Nicosia
UPT
Morphou
Eoka
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Pram
Ets
Charles van Doren
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van Doren
Nixon
FBI
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J. Edgar Hoover
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England
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Law and Order
America
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Scotland
Advisory Council of
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Ith
Srime
Medical Research Institute
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Hill
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Moon
Little Rock Board
Whitney Controls
N.Y
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C. W. Fox
D V. M
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