Steel Union Pact Awaited By United Steelworkers
The 171 member Wage Policy Committee met to approve a 30 month steel labor peace pact ending an eight month dispute. The deal, urged by Vice President Nixon and Secretary Mitchell, promises a 39 cent hourly wage boost for 500000 workers with costs over 30 months exceeding one billion dollars.
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Richard M. Nixon
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James P. Mitchell
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Blough Reports No Immediate Steel Price Increase
U S Steel Chairman Roger M Blough pledged to maintain current price levels for the near term signaling no immediate inflationary pressures. Inland Steel Co Chairman Joseph P Block echoed the stance with no plans to raise prices while a recent nationwide settlement raised wages and benefits for about a half million steel workers.
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Joseph P. Block
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Parker’s Car Disappears Found Drifting Into River
Alfred Hammel, 47, told police he could not locate his car after parking Sunday night in Tampa. Officers found Hammel had driven off a bridge into the Hillsborough River, turning off the ignition and lights before surfacing. He was charged with drunken and careless driving.
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Weather Outlook for Northwestern Ohio
Partly cloudy today and tonight with colder conditions and light snow flurries near Lake Erie. Highs in the low 20s, lows around 5 to 10 above. Wednesday remains cold with continued snow flurries near the lake.
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Ohio Governor backs Kennedy as favorite son in Ohio
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle endorsed Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic Presidential nomination and plans to campaign as a favorite son in Ohio. He will lead Ohio’s 64 votes into the Los Angeles convention and urged open primaries, a move seen as boosting Kennedy over rivals like Stuart Symington.
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25 Killed In Italian Rail Crash Near Milan
A six coach commuter train plunged off a fog shrouded temporary bridge near Monza into a factory yard. Rome said 25 dead and 100 injured with Italia agency estimating 30 killed. The train from Sondrio to Milan failed to heed signals due to heavy fog.
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Learner's Permit Date Cited in Arlington Driver Case
Dorothy Field, 69, told a judge she had been driving on a learner's permit since 1922 before being found innocent of reckless driving. The UPI report notes the elderly driver’s claim amid the court proceedings.
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Nixon's Steel Settlement Boosts His Presidential Prospects
Vice President Richard Nixon gains political standing after steering an eight month steel dispute toward settlement in private talks with labor and management. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell emerges as a rising partner, with Republicans praising the settlement. Some Democrats call the move a staged buildup for Nixon's 1960 bid.
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Series In CT Will Tell Story Of Blue Cross
Pulitzer Prize winning writer Edward J. Mowery explores the prepaid hospitalization plan Blue Cross. The series examines rising rates, admissions, stays, supervision gaps, and criticism from both legitimate users and free-loaders. Starts on Pg. 7 in The Chronicle-Telegram today.
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Oberlin’s 103 year old Henson C Tuck dies in Oberlin
Henson C. Tuck died at 2 30 p m in Allen Hospital after a six hour illness. A 103 year old resident of 62 North Pleasant Street he had driven his own car until five years ago and lived through four wars without serving. He retired from painting contracting work in 1930 at age 74.
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New York
City urged to form long range Elyria planning group
Elyria city council heard a proposal by Council President Eugene B. Smith to establish a city citizen long range planning committee. The group would analyze needs, set a timetable, and seek financing with members from officials, private citizens, business, labor, and schools. The mayor would appoint up to 30 citizens.
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Eugene B. Smith
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Sandusky Fire Destroys Woolworth Building After Hours
A blaze in Sandusky started early at the F. W. Woolworth Co. building and burned over five hours. Nine fire units fought the flames, with nine firefighters and one city employee hospitalized. The fire then spread to the S. S. Kresge building as hoses froze and winds hindered efforts.
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Woman and Two Men Fatally Shot in Whiting Maine
In Whiting Maine a man and a woman and a boy were shot to death in what authorities called a double murder and a suicide. The dead were Albert Richardson 74 Aubrey Ackley 4 and Mrs Eunice Ackley 52. The husband Howard Ackley died about a week earlier. The exact relation of Mrs Ackley to Aubrey was not known. A neighbor alerted the Mackias sheriff's department.
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Where To Puts Purchasing Steps Set
Elyria council adopts purchasing procedures to tighten spending checks. Lorain council clerk election follows maneuvers. League of Women Voters lecture series aims to help Elyrians Know Your Government. Auto registrations data cited with classified ad contact numbers for selling vehicles. 1950 Ford 2 door with heater offered in C-T Want Ads.
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