Olsen Co Workers Reject UAW Union Bargaining Agent Vote
Workers at C. A Olsen Manufacturing Co voted 109 to 94 against representation by Local 1167 United Auto Workers in a NLRB ordered bargaining agent election. Eighty four percent of eligible voters cast ballots amid prior strikes and tense labor relations. Objections must be filed by next Thursday.
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C. A Olsen Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
David Finlay
NERB
Cleveland
Ballo
United Aufo Workers Union
Olsen
NLRB
IFW
LAW
C. Franklin Carr
Unt
UAW
NGS Voniulioss
Olsen Workers
Olsen Company
Furnace Workers Uni
Ion
United
Miss Maryland Disqualified From Miss U S A Pageant
Leona Gage Miss Maryland was disqualified as Miss U S A entrant in the Miss Universe contest and replaced by Miss Utah Charlotte Sheffield. Gage admitted to being married and a mother of two, a status conflicting with pageant rules. Her mother and Oscar Meinhardt, director of the Miss Universe pageant, described the events leading to the disqualification.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mns
Maryland
Leona Gage
U.S.A
Utah
Charlotte Sheffield
Salt Lake City
Ineli
Walter Biggs
Dallas
Tex
Oscar Meinhardt
Leona
Law
Wichita Falls
Meinhardt
Miss Gage
Ple
Biges
Ter
Yand
Senate fights indeterminately over foreign decorations
Washington reports Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon urged prohibition on accepting foreign decorations by members as the Senate stalled on awarding honors to 11 congressmen. The dispute keeps the decorations on hold indefinitely.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Weather and political remarks mix of Ohio forecast and Senate decoration debate
Fair weather low tonight with little change into Saturday. Highs in the mid forties to low fifties, lows mid sixties. Temperature and precipitation figures given for Thursday. Separate note on a Senate decorum dispute as Sen Morse criticizes the policy of accepting foreign decorations and Sen Pastore resists accepting an award, with the Foreign Relations Committee postponing action on related bills.
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Ohio
Highwrea
Morse
Congress
John C. Pastore
Dr.i
State Department
Senate
Pastore
Rhode Island
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Acfon
House
Eastlake Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash
Eastlake resident Frank Ellis aged 26 died when his motorcycle ran off Lake Shore Drive near Painesville and plunged into a ditch. His passenger was injured in the crash, which occurred today. The accident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Painesville
Frank Ellis
Eastlake
Lake Shore Drive
Here
U S Ends Year With Surplus
Washington reports fiscal 1957 closed with a $1.645 billion surplus, below Eisenhower’s early forecast but contributing to two straight years of debt reduction. Receipts reached $70.989 billion and outlays $69.344 billion, with Defense spending higher than estimated.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Percival F. Brundage
Department of Defense
Humphrey
Brundage
Eisenhower
Congress
Chotiner Office Shooting Claims Two Lives
A 4 year old liquor store clerk turned attacker burst into Murray M. Chotiner's office shooting his estranged wife Blanche and stepdaughter Minda Birn gaum. Chotiner had left minutes earlier. both victims died, one at the scene and the other during emergency surgery.
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Lau
Murray M. Chotiner
Richard M. Nixon
Leo
Aaron Lewier
Chotiner
Blanche
Minda Birngaum
Where To Turn Caucus Held In Avon Lake
Avon Lake residents gather for a village election as candidates and issues loom. County 4-H demonstrations feature awards for 27 gift recipients. Kiwanis Club of Columbia becomes the year’s second new unit in the area. Lorain School survey team backs a 624 plan of organization. Municipal notices and local briefs fill the page with community updates.
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Columbia
Lorain School
Wrvey
Aiken Blames GOP for Civil Rights Politics
Senator George D. Aiken charged Republicans with using civil rights debates as a campaign issue after walking out of a closed GOP meeting. He supports removing Part III which would let the federal government enforce civil rights by injunction without jury trial, arguing passage could come in days once eliminated. Democratic backers pressed for a clear administration position as debate stretched into its tenth day.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
GOP
Aiken
Senate
William F. Knowland
Hubert Humphrey
D .Minn
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell Jr
Clnakroom Huddles
Knowland
Bbill
Nuclear armed air rocket test over Nevada proves capabilities
The Air Force and AEC fired a nuclear armed rocket from an F-89 Scorpion at Nevada’s proving grounds. The 10 am detonation produced a brief fireball and a doughnut shaped cloud, with a radiation exposure for nearby crews and a yield judged as less than 20,000 tons of TNT. The test used a sequence timed from Indian Springs Air Force Base.
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Nev
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Grounds
News Nob
AEC
Indian Springs Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Richard Boone backs horse riding in drama school plans
Hollywood star Richard Boone promotes horseback riding as part of his new drama school. In Washington, Hoffa Trial jurors face three conspiracy and bribery counts with potential 13 year prison term and $21,000 fine if convicted. Detroit Teamsters chief Beck is described as aiming for a space industry role and a $50,000 annual presidency.
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Richard Boone
Cbs-Tv
Dirama
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INS
Teamsters Union
Boone
James R. Hoffa
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Wih
Detroit
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dave Beck
Igel Im Space
Union
Air Force Officers Stand Under Atom Burst in Nevada Test
Five Air Defense Command officers from Colorado Springs stood beneath the atomic test to prove civilians could survive an air burst. The group calling themselves the City of Ground Zero included Mayor Col. Sidney Bruce of Defango and majors Hughes, Bodinger, Lattrell, Ball, who would be airlifted after the blast for a news conference.
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Air Force
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
City of
Ground Zero
Sidney Bruce
DeFango
Join Hughes
McKeesport
Norman Bodinger
Ridgrfield
N. d
Donald Lattrell
Dallas
Fox
Frank Ball
Washington, D.C
Luftwaffe Takes Over Freising Air Base in Germany
The U S Air Force handed over Freising Air Base in Germany to the fledgling Luftwaffe. The transfer occurred Thursday at the 43 acre site with 39 buildings, formerly housing an Air Force noncommissioned officer academy and radar training school.
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Germany
U.S
Air Force
Luftwaffe
Freissing
O'Neill grants lie detector test for Sheppard case
Gov. C William ONeill announced convicted Dr Samuel H Sheppard will undergo a lie detector test for the first time regarding the murder of his wife Marilyn. The Court of Last Resort advised the test as questions about Wedler’s Florida claim were reviewed. Ohio officials weigh legal questions on a new trial.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Samuel H. Sheppard
O'Neill
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam
Oneill
Court of Last Resort
Joseph Wedler
Deland, Fla
Cleveland
Lem
Paul M. Herbert
Wedler
Neill
Herbert
William Saxbey
Florida con victim may face psychiatric exam in Sheppard case
Deland Florida. A young convict who believes he killed Mrs Marilyn Sheppard may be given a psychiatric examination before final conclusions from lie detector tests. Alex Gregory says Donald Wedler shows possible belief in his own story, though details echo the Cleveland case.
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Volusia County
Fla
Rodney Thursby
Alex Gregory
Detroit
Donald J. Wedler
Deland
Wedler
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Gregory
Sam
Wealer
Florida
Sheppard
Mtruder
Sam Sheppard
Jlile
Clinton Case Nearing End In Tenn. Segregation Trial
Defence rested its case in the Clinton segregation conspiracy trial of 10 Clinton defendants and John Kasper after a delayed session. Prosecutors charged a pattern of intimidation to keep Negroes from Clinton High School, with evidence centered on a cafe meeting and a series of roadblocks and jeers during last autumn. Judge Taylor had prohibited interference through an injunction.
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Clinton, Tenn
John Kasper
E.d.t
Robert L. Dobbs
Clinton Defense Lawyers
Dobbs
Clinton
Jess Braden
Ann's Cafe
Kasper
Clintonigh School
Robert LL Taylor
How to Be Good to Your Feet in Classified Ads
Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to use Want Ads for daily needs from housing and cars to jobs and lost pets. Call 4751 to place an ad and have it filled by an ad-writer, saving readers time and effort.
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