No Further Extension Warns Steel Union Chief
James L. Kilgallen reports from New York that David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers warned there will be no extension beyond the July 14 deadline unless a new labor contract appears. He and R Conrad Cooper, chief negotiator for steel companies, urged the White House to broker a wage agreement to avoid a nationwide strike by about 500,000 workers. Cooper mocked McDonald’s Pittsburgh visit as unproductive.
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New York
UPI
Eisenhower
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Richard Nixon
Pittsburgh
E.d.t
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel and Industry
White House
United Steelworkers Union
Cooper
Heas
Senate Nears Final Passage On Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate moves toward final passage of a foreign aid bill after deep cuts totaling 621.5 million below committee recommendations. A 12 hour session trimmed the military and economic aid to 3.343 billion, with a permanent military aid provision added to the Defense Department budget. Leaders expected a final vote by nightfall.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
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Teamster Officials Face Quiz On Deals
Washington reporters quote a Teamsters committee examining if any side deals affected the union contracts with employers. The probe centers on possible arrangements outside formal agreements and their impact on labor negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
Teamsters
Emplo
Weather notes and labor hearing mix in Ohio and nation
The Northeast Ohio forecast calls for bright sun and warmer air with highs near 590, then a mild night with 62 to 66 degrees. Strong winds off Lake Erie shift through the day as showers approach Friday and the state braces for rain and warmth into the weekend. In Washington, Senate Rackets officials hear testimony on Teamster contracts with Kennedy noting witnesses from Cincinnati and other areas. Hoffa is slated to testify Friday as the panel probes alleged employer arrangements and bargaining pressure across eastern locals. Ted Daley of Yonkers testifies that local contracts were higher than central conference deals, recounting Hoffa’s past interventions.
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Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamster
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Teamister
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
S & O Nerman
Ted Daley
Yonkers
N.Y
Police Say Fatal Shooting Accident Not Premeditated
Cleveland police report that a polygraph on Willam Stonestreet concludes the death of his wife Main Cars Stonestreet was accidental. The 33 year old pregnant mother of three died in their basement recreation room when a pistol discharged as he reportedly prepared to clean it. No charges planned.
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Cleveland
UPS
Stonestreet
Willam
Ralph Schaar
Shaker Heights
Mays Day In July Sparks TV Viewership in Alabama
Television fans in Montgomery watched Willie Mays lead the National League to victory in the All Star game. Members of the Alabama House of Representatives adjourned their session after two minutes to view the telecast.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPR
Willie Mays
Alabama House of Representatives
Eisenhower Mixed Press Conference On Segregation and Policy
President Eisenhower defended equality of opportunity and criticized segregation in government and economy. He urged continued steel wage talks, warned on foreign aid funds, and discussed a potential NATO issue with France. He also addressed a hypothetical line of succession and nuclear release in an emergency.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
de Gaulle
NATO
City to weigh 6.44 percent average rate hike proposal
Ohio Edison officials proposed a 6.44 per cent average increase in residential and secondary light and power rates for city consumers. The plan would raise residential revenue to 866 195.78 and secondary light power to 597 432.92, with detailed per kilowatt charges and service fees.
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Ohio Edison Co
Numa F. Vidal
Lake ‘Erie
George Rubenson
Vida
Utilites
Harold West
Joseph Cingliano
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Carolinas Warned Of Storm Cindy Threatens Carolina Coast
Tropical storm Cindy, the season’s third, nears hurricane strength with eye east of Charleston. A hurricane watch spans North and South Carolina as winds reach 60 to 70 mph and storm tides rise, urging small craft to seek port and residents to monitor advisories.
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Miami
UPS
South Atlantic
Gilbert Clark
Cindy
Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Hittier
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Lone
Ohio Senate backs $14 tag fee hike for license plates
Ohio lawmakers consider a $1.4 to $14 tag fee rise to boost state aid for local highway programs. Senate State Government Committee favors $14, raising auto license fees for motorcycles, house trailers and trucks by 10 dollars annually. Commercial buses and farm trucks would rise by 5 or 10 dollars per year with a March 1961 effective date.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Senate
House
Ana
Where To Turn Church Plan Snags Synod Delegates
A terse note reports church leaders in Avon Lake grappling with a merger plan amid synod delegates discussions. Township trustees in North Eaton are involved in a name puzzle solved by action, with page references to a proposed shopping center and classifications noted on page 13 and page 12.
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Avon Lake
North Eaton
Donna Travels While Waiting
London wires report Donna the duck has stopped traveling while she waits. She sits on four eggs aboard the excursion steamer Dauntless in the River Thames. Donna and the eggs enjoy a quiet, five sight seeing routine at 89 krips a day.
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London
UPI
Donna the Duck
Donna
Dauntless
Thames
Avon Lake plant expansion halted by boilermaker strike
Ground to a halt on the Cleve land Electric Aluminating Co. $47 million Avon Lake expansion as boilermakers of Local 154 Pittsburgh went on strike at 8 a.m. They protest wages and conditions while seeking a new contract after the old one expired May 31.
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Local 445
Caster Seaboard
fHofla
Avon Lake
Cleveland Electric Aluminating Co
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Local 154
Pittsburgh
The
Combustion Engineering Co
New York
Cincinnati
George Hoffman
National Contractors
Anti Annexation Fight Still Alive in Ninth District Court
Brownhelm residents Louis Rauh Jr and Robert K Young challenge Lorains annexation of part of Brownhelm Township including a Ford assembly plant. The Ninth District Court of Appeals overruled Judge Leroy F Kelly to allow the case to proceed on its merits, amid questions of mootness and inter-court conflict.
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Brownhelm
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Leroy F. Kelly
Louis Rauh Jr
Robert K. Young
Conley
Ani
Kelly
Coniley
Rauh and Young
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Lsuit
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ninth District ‘Court
Alix
Hubbard, Wilcox
DiSalle Recalls Byomin Execution and Views on Capital Punishment
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle spoke to reporters about watching Walter J. Byomin, the first death row inmate executed under his administration. He criticized capital punishment while acknowledging the court's decision and predicted a day when the death penalty may be abolished.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
Walter J. Byomin
Hts
Byomin
Trade Zone Resolution Introduced in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus promoters of a northern Ohio foreign trade zone sidestep a bill by offering a Senate resolution to back federal approval. The measure names Toledo as a port of entry and aims for quicker passage, amid opposition from Sen. J. E. Simpson who backs inlandia. Sen. Charles A. Mosher endorses the resolution after cautioning private interest bills.
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Columbus
TPI
Ohio
Senate
Toledo
J. E. Simpson
R-Foejest
Inlandia, Inc
Bellefontaine
Charles A. Mosher
R-Qberin
First Anesthes ia Administered in 1842
Crawford W Long of Georgia first used ether as general anesthesia, but reporting delays kept credit disputed. Lorain County Chronicle Telegram notes ads show daily ad results with local listings and a sample classified sale including appliances and furniture with contact phone GL 8435.
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Jalen Ga
Dr. Long
Medical Society
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
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