Film Guild Strike Backed By Wayne and Niven
Hollywood reports John Wayne and David Niven back SAG in a threatened strike to secure residuals from post-1948 films sold to TV. SAG aims to share studio profits as negotiations resume Thursday. writers also on strike, with support from many stars but some opposition from Dick Powell.
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Hollywood
UPI
John Wayne
David Niven
Screen Actors Guild
SAG
Dick Powell
Writers Guild of America
Jeff Chandler
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Shirley MacLaine
Ronald Reagan
Guild
Columbia
Disney
Metro - Goldwyn-Mayer
Paramount
20th-Century-Fox
Universal - International
Warner Bros
New Farm Unit Holds 1st Session
Des Moines Iowa United Press International reports State Senator David Davis of Bloomington was sworn in as chairman of the newly formed Midwestern Agriculture Committee marking the first session of the unit.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Dhnois
David Davis
Bloomington
Midwestern Agriculture Committee
State leaders named in education test honors
Iowa and Ohio legislators filled key posts as the Council of State Governments wrap up its meeting. The high school honors show Martin Spechler of Lima leading with 269 points on a 300 scale, Mary Beth Coykendall of Kettering high ranking top girl with 261, and about 3,000 more students taking the test this year signaling growing academic emphasis.
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Iowa
John Gray
Oskaloosa
Ohio
John E. Kissner
Defiance
Columbus
UPI
Council of State Governments
Tecom Qohio
Martin Charles Spechler
Lima
Indiana
Donald Foltz
Clinton
Alan Fee
James Cairns
St. Vincent High School
Akron
Mary Beth Coykendall
Kettering High
E. E. Holt
Editor Dies in Cincinnati at 62
Donald Clay Heck, 62, assistant Sunday editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, died Monday night after a battle with cancer. He served at the paper for many years and held a leadership role in the Sunday desk.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
Donald Clay Heck
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Congress Blamed For Two Great Lakes Crashes
Congress is blamed as UPI reports Snake Carriers' Assn president Lyndon Spencer testified to a Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee that two 1959 Great Lakes collisions could have been avoided with compulsory pilots for transient ships. Officials described a pilotage bill backed by both U.S. and Canadian talks, aiming to require pilots on designated waters and coordinate with Canadian practices.
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UPI
Snake Carriers’ Assn
Great Lakes
Congress
Lyndon Spencer
Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee
Spencer
Monrymia
Lake Huron
Lake Ene
Signeborg
Ghannes § Hubbard
Ivan B. White
United States
White
Maine
Chattanooga Vigilance as Police Brace for Race Tensions
Chattanooga Police mobilize to deter racial violence spurred by Negro high school students protesting segregation at lunch counters. A clash left two injured, 12 whites and one Black arrested. police chief cancels leaves to bolster force as sit-in actions spread across the region including Winston-Salem Charlotte and Rock Hill while Georgia officials warn of Klans revival amid MLK rhetoric.
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SPI
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H. P. Dunlap
Winston-Salem
N.C
F. W. Woolworth
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Rock Hill
S.C
Petersburg
Richmond
Dime
Greensboro
iGeorgia Atty
Eugene Cook
Cook
Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia
In Congress No End To Rights Tiff Seen
Civil rights backers refuse to derail the Senate debate despite a threat of around the clock sessions. Senate leaders Johnson and Dirksen push for extended hours while opponents vow to resist. Javits warns of possible cloture if the strategy fails as King’s lunch counter expansion is discussed and The Constitution criticizes the attorney general’s violence prediction.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Johnson
Javits
Newsweek
King
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Atlanta
Durham
N.C
The
Constitution
Cook
Suzy Gallagher Sought After DUI Case and Fleeing Court
Cleveland police sought former Democratic councilwoman Suzy Gallagher after she failed to appear in municipal court on a drunken driving charge. A prosecutor's spokesman said police were asked to pick her up. Gallagher, 51, a Legislature candidate, was arrested and briefly jailed after a three car crash, posted a $200 bond, then failed to appear and forfeited the bond. Neighbors say she has not been seen for days.
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Cleveland
UPD
Suzy Gallagher
Miss Galagher
Welcome in Rio as Eisenhower visits Brazil
President Eisenhower’s arrival sparked a grand waterfront welcome and mass celebration in Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia. Thousands of workers and crowds greeted him with arches of earth moving equipment, while naval salutes and aerial displays underscored Brazil’s warm reception as Kubitschek welcomed the U.S. leader in a bid to deepen hemispheric ties and anti cold war cooperation.
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Galeao’ International
Guanabara Bay
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U.S
John Cabot
Italy
Hugh Gauthier
Col
Helio Silveira
Galeno
Kubitschek
Ike Eisenhower
Rue
Finch Sees Story Turned Back On Self
Los Angeles prosecutors frame the Finch Tregoff murder trial as the defense tale collapses under cross examination questions. Clifford Crail argues that Finch and Carole Tregoff staged events to hide a failed plan, probing motives and actions from the garage shooting to the missing ambulance call and the Swedish maid as witness.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Clifford Crail
Finch-Tregoff
Makingtte
Dr. R. Bernard
Carole Tregoft
Crail
Jlike
Carole
Las Vegas
Barbara Jean Finch
Phoenix
Ariz
Marie Anne Lidholm
Sid
Helm
Policeman's Life Threatened By Headache After Rescue
New York patrolman Thomas F. Reilly Jr. risked his life aiding a choking woman, Concetta Loria. She died of meningitis, and doctors ordered him to stay home for recovery. He would repeat the life saving if needed.
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Concetta Loria
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Dolores
Kathleen
Thomas
Waring
DiSalle m mansion sewer woes grow with moths
In Columbus, Gov. Michael V. DiSalle faces a growing home problem as moth eggs appear in carpeting and sewer backups plague the mansion. Alvin Napier reports the sewer was briefly cleaned by the monthly snake man while a de mothing expert spots more eggs. The heating system also needs a $60,000 overhaul.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Alvin Napier
di Salle
Bexley
No Trace Of Bandits In Cleveland Robbery
A man and woman robbery team seized 14.80 from United Savings Association in Cleveland and fled in a green Cadillac. Police and federal agents found no trace of the couple or the car despite about a dozen tips. Investigators believe the getaway car is hidden in a city garage.
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UPI
United Savings Assn
Detective Bureau
Complaints Rise as Governor Warns on Local Misconduct
Columbus reports Gov. DiSalle vows to address complaints about local officials and welfare departments. He cites fear of bureaucratic overreach, cites a Cleveland group accusing police of indiscriminate shootings, and notes upcoming reviews of Ashtabula County casework. An Akron inquiry into Williams and other officials follows suspicions of fraud and forgery.
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Graham Ride To Make Film The Son of God planned in Jordan under Billy Graham
New York reports that Billy Graham sponsors a multi million dollar Biblical spectacle in Jordan entitled The Son of God. Tack Ross producer and William Free president of Parliament Pictures signed to co produce at New York International Airport before Ross travels to Africa. Free joins in Jerusalem on March 12, spokesman notes.
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UPI
Jordan
Billy Graham
Tack Ross
William Free
Parliament Pictures
New York Internatonal
Ross
Jn Graham
Africa
Free
Jerusalem
Wandering Feet Boy Figures in Self Kidnapping Tale
12 year old George Ray Marshall vanished from home and later admitted staging a self kidnapping ruse to test a ransom demand of 500 dollars. Police and FBI tracked the incident through a daylong hunt. The boy returned, revealing the prank. Detectives described him as a likeable youth with wandering feet.
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Kettering, Ohio
UPI
George Ray Marshall
George
Charlotte Marshall
John Shryock
Thomas Marshall
Dayton
Willa Mac Shoemaker
Waynesville
Kettering
Big Top's Five Named to Circus Hall of Fame
Five famed circus figures were inducted into the circus hall of fame in Sarasota. P T Barnum and James A Bailey of Barnum & Bailey, Tingmaster Fred Bradna, clown Dan Rice, and wagon maintenance innovator W Coup were honored.
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UPI
Big Top
Circus Hall of Fame
P. T. Barnum
James A. Bailey
Barnum & Bailey Circcus
Fred Bradna
Dan Rice
Coup
Barnum
Barnum & Bailey
Ringling Bros
Bradna
Ringling Bros. and
Air Force Paying Pilots for Not Flying Sparks Debate
The Air Force proposes flight pay for officers on ground duty as a cost saving, with Defense official Finucane arguing it makes sense to compensate those in Pentagon posts. The plan reviews officer lists for redundancy, preserving long-serving pilots who have 20 years or more in service, while critics question overall efficiency and the impact on budgets.
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UPI
Air Force
You
Defense
Charles C. Finucane
Pentagon
Keith Thomson
R-Wyo
Strikes Dampen Metal Markets as Prices Rose
Washington reports indicate metal producers and users are rebounding from strike disruptions. Production cutbacks in 2008 were trimmed, while personal income reached a record annual rate, and consumer demand showed signs of improvement amid the steady recovery.
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