Wildcat GM Strike Idles 4500 at Columbus Ternstedt Plant
In Columbus 4500 General Motors Ternstedt Division workers were idled by a wildcat strike. UAW Local 969 called a meeting of shop committee members and negotiators. Local chairman Guy Lotti denied union authorization, citing fear of layoffs during the September model change and prior seniority losses. Picket fines were posted. no violence reported by Franklin County sheriff's office.
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Columbus
UPI
General Motors Corp. Ternstedt
United Auto Workers Local 969
Guy Lotti
Lotti
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Accardo May Dim Hearing with Free Answers
Senate Rackets Committee prepared to question Accardo and other figures over alleged labor shakedown rackets affecting Chicago restaurant business. Kennedy indicated witnesses could answer freely to avoid TV coverage, with Accardo seeking to curb televised testimony.
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Senate
Chicago
Kennedy
Anthony J
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Accardo
Subur Accardo
Banite
Inness
Abraham Teitel
River Forest
Ll.baum
Scatibis
al” Capone
Accarda
Robert F. Kennedy
Minister Describes Kidnaping For Police
Rev William Dever told Columbus police two men abducted him after hitchhiking, driving to a third rate hotel where they robbed church funds and released him. He said about $200 was tied to church collections. police seek details as witnesses undergo questions and lab tests. Morgan vouched for Dever’s integrity.
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William K. Dever
Columbus
Justin Cornely
Church of God
J. E. Comely
Dever
London
Rying
Cornely
Frank Morgan
Brother Dever
Morgan
East German Congress Opens With Stalinist Rhetoric
East Germany's week-long congress opens with Walter Ulbricht delivering a two-hour attack on Yugoslavia and Poland's independence moves. Soviet Premier Khrushchev backs Ulbricht and rebukes national communists criticizing the leadership. only Hungarian leader Janos Kadar attends as a pro Stalinist ally.
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Berlin
UPI
Yugoslavia
Poland
Walter Ulbricht
Nikita Khrushchevy
East Germany
Ulbricht
Janos Kaiar
Nim
Russia Demands Instant Halt to Atomic Tests at Geneva
Soviet note to the United States demands an immediate stop to nuclear tests threatening the Geneva conference on safeguards. Western observers say the move dims hopes for a breakthrough while the U S maintains support for a ban with verification against secret testing.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
United States
Wlath
Dyslaw Gomulka
Russia
U. S
Khrushchev
Bitterfeld
Ulbricht
U. S. Ambassar
Rus Dor Llewellyn H. Thompson
Sia
Moscow
East Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Remi
Servatarian Ve New Peneseeetces
Vaterney
40 Car Train Derailed In Weirton With Million Dollar Loss
A speeding 40 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailed in Weirton West Virginia causing about one million dollars in damage. 29 cars left the track after the train descended a grade at about 50 mph. No injuries were reported and 15 frozen meat cars were among the wreckage.
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Weirton
W. Va
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Moore
Rossellini Annulment Granted as Bergman Marriage Not Valid
In Rome a civil court annulled Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini's Mexican proxy marriage. The court ordered a declaration that the marriage was not valid. The state plans to appeal, delaying finality for at least a year. Bergman did not contest the action.
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Rome
APD
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Mario Elia
Rossellini
Mias Bergman
Miss Bergman
Unusual Smoke Fools Experts Not For Long
Atlanta the UPI report says Army veteran Jimmie Dawson was held on narcotics suspicions after police suspected marijuana in roll your own cigarettes. Lab results initially indicated marijuana but final analysis showed the cigarette blend was tea leaves and cinnamon.
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Atlanta
UPI
Jimmie Dawson
Worea
Dawson
Korea
State Crime Laboratory
Mother Fires At Patrolman And Reporter
In Dayton a 41 year old mother of seven named Anna Hoffer fired at a patrolman and a reporter during questioning over a traffic ticket. A second shot misfired and a third hit the ceiling before police surrounded the home and she surrendered. She was charged with resisting arrest.
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Dayton
UPI
Anna Hoffer
Tom Teepen
U S Navy Ships Visit Denmark to Meet Danish Forces
UPI reports the powerful American naval detachment led by Vice Admiral Bernard L. Austin arrives in Copenhagen. Sixteen ships and about 9 000 sailors are scheduled to participate in port visits and naval exchanges with Danish forces.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Europe
Denmark
Crue
Naval Academy
Bernard L. Austin
Chief Cleared Of Speeding In Pinewood Probe
Lakeville chief Robert Bowen was cleared of speeding charges tied to Pinewood Studios operations near Conneaut Ohio. Judge Jack Stolson dismissed the case, noting the 25 mph zone was not officially established for the allegations.
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UPI
Jayne Mansfield
Conneaut
Potice
Lipa
Robert Bowen
Lakeville
Alae
Baeceenty Gating
Pinewood Studios
Beckley
W. Va
A. J. Walker
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Herbert Cline
Maxwell Hill
Raleigh Coun
Muscleman
Bowen
Sern Sawyers
Walter
Mickey Hargitay
Moore
Slab Fork
Leigh County
Southampton
England
Friendly Visit Ends with Injuries and Budget Hearing
Truck driver W E Boyette visiting a neighbor was attacked by a dog, injuring his leg and tearing his pants. The incident occurred as he watched a public budget hearing set for July, where the city expects to review revenues and tighten the budget to fit income projections.
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Ala
UPI
W. E. Boyette
Finance Committee
Friend
Boyette
Lcity
Senators Narrow Trade Bill Battle On Time
Washington report notes Senate and House action on a tariff cut bill with Byrd and Ike referenced. Aimed at extending reciprocal trade powers with a 15 percent ceiling and a four to five year horizon, talks stalled in closed session as negotiators seek approval before the next deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Action
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House
Senate
U.S
House Labor Committee
Labor Committee
DiSalle Attacks O Neill Over Noble Appointment
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael V. DiSalle blistered Gov. C William O Neill for appointing Charles Noble as highway director calling it legal shysterism The Lima stop drew several hundred as DiSalle campaigned across West Central Ohio and prepared to move into southern districts DiSalle raised questions about residency and ethics in state government while criticizing highway financing claims and O Neill s campaign rhetoric
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Lima
UPI
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
William O'Neill
Charles Noble
DiSalle
Lebanon
O'Neill
Batavia
Noble
Goldfine Faces Subcommittee Clash Over Old Indictment
The hearings feature Goldfine accusing Rep Mack of blackmail over a 49 year old bankruptcy hiding assets case. Attorney General Rogers declines to confirm possible law violations by Edward Howrey or Adam related inquiries. Robb says copies of aged indictments exist, while subcommittee members back him and Harris strikes questions and Blackmail references.
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Adama
FTC
Goldfine
Mack
Roger Robb
Robb
Subcommittee
Harris
Tube Plant Mill Called Nebulous
National Tube began a continuous pipe mill in May at its Lorain plant. When finished in 1960 it will have capacity of 231,1600 tons of pipe annually. Hood says plans for Lorain depend on demand and current program focuses on the new mill under construction.
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National Tube
Lorain
Hood
Shoelaces Save Life on Cliffside Rescue
John Sanders of Albuquerque spent five days and nights on a crumbling cliff ledge after his companion William Garver died. A pine tree broke his fall and he used shoelaces to tie to the tree until mountain climbers from Fort Carson hoisted him to safety. He was later reported in good condition aside from fatigue and exposure.
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Alamosa
Colo
UPS
Jedge
John Sanders
Albuquerque
N. M
Sanders
William E. Garver
Garver
Don Bewley
Bewley
Fort Carson
Conejos River
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