Ocean Layer fire troops 98 rescued near French coast
Nine eight men including 10 US telephone engineers abandoned the burning cable ship Ocean Layer about 500 miles off the French coast and were rescued by the German freighter Flavia. AT&T officials aboard included Osden D. Gensemer and Charles Calhoun. Fire started likely in the engine room. All crew later picked up and en route to Hamburg.
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French
London
UPT
E Teen
North America
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Osden D. Gensemer
Summit
N. J
Charles Calhoun
Frank Putailaz
New York Area
Hamburg
Ocean
Forestae Huntington
N.Y
Charlies P. Calhoun
Baldwin Drive
Verona
S.J
Wayne B. Johnson
Oakland
Cali
Ralph H. Kammerer
Blackton Lane
Manhasset
Henry W. Lauridsen
Jacksonville
Parisippany
Henry McClelland
Indianapolis
Stanley H. Miller
Sunbury
M. AL McCustin
Sweatman
Miss
F. J
Plymouth
Morristown
N.J
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Ditch-Digging Party Demonstrates Neighborly Solidarity
Residents of east Henry Street between East Broad and Eastern Heights Blvd rallied to relieve a swampy yard problem by digging a 300 foot long drainage ditch. Ten families volunteered, sharing meals and teamwork to install tile and drainage, forging new friendships and showing the value of good neighbor policy. Participants included Ken Fesler Pete Patermite Dan McRoberts Mervin Donovan Eric Marosek Howard Morrison Jack Ryan Bil Piaf James Smith and Bruce Whitehouse.
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Bruce Whitehouse
Henry St
East Broad St
Eastern Heights Blvd
Ken Fesler
Pete Patermite
Dan McRoberts
Mervin Donovan
Eric Marosek
Howard Morrison
Jack Ryan
Bil Piaf
James Smith
Woman Makes Jet Plane Reservation to West Coast
Mrs Lottie Kinehner said she reserved a jet plane to the West Coast saying she wanted to use man made wings before she gets her own.
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Chicago
UPI
Lottie Kinehner
West Coast
Weather synopsis for Northwest and Northeast Onto region
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs 68 to 73. Tonight partly cloudy and cool with a chance of a thunder shower. few showers in northwest tonight and toward end of week. Tuesday partly sunny and warmer. Lake Erie winds variable 10 to 18 mph, west and north areas lighter. rainfall total about a quarter inch by week’s end.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
No Progress To Date In Steel Union Charges
The United Steelworkers accuse the industry of deliberate abuses of collective bargaining in a newspaper ad. President David J. McDonald prepared to brief negotiating committees ahead of meetings set for Tuesday that may not occur amid tension. The ad says the union seeks no strike but will not accept insults or ultimatums.
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New York
UPD
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Uled
McDonald
Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Roger Blough
United States Steel Corp
Finnegan
Senators
Philadelphia
Afl[cio
Industrial Union Department
New Try To Save Parley Planned
The United States and France pressed to keep East West talks alive amid a Soviet ultimatum on West Berlin. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd urged a final, non yielding effort while Lloyd, Herter, and Couve de Murville coordinated in London and Paris. Western ministers postponed a briefing with Andrei Gromyko to review latest moves as the six week conference hinged on major concessions.
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Geneva
Uph
United States
France
West Berlin
Britain
Warram
Selwn Lievd
Berlin
Lloyd
London
Christan A.herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Russia
Andrei Groemyko
Ford Plant Workers Back After Unauthorized Walkout
About 1 600 workers on the day shift at Ford Lorain Assembly returned to normal production after an unauthorized 25 worker walkout Saturday night. The disruption halted the afternoon shift and prompted maintenance to pull 150 workers in yesterday. Union officials cited disciplinary actions as the walkout cause, while Ford said a committee member was suspended for five days for commanding an order that interfered with production. The wildcat action marked Lorain’s first such incident since going into production last year.
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Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Hines
Dan Forchione
United Auto Workers
Forchione
425
Forchiene
Ford
Detroit
Lorain Ford
Ohio Veterans Elect Officers at Cincinnati Convention
E Richard Sherman of Delaware was reelected state commander of AMVETS at the annual convention in Cincinnati. The group adopted several resolutions reaffirming opposition to Red China’s admission to the United Nations and urging legislative action on Sunday blue laws.
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Cincinnati
UPT
E. Richard Sherman
Delaware
Amvets
Ito
China
Ithe United Nations
Where To Turn Skaters Win State Championships
Elyria and Lorain area skaters capture state roller skating meet titles as local contestants prevail in major events. Community coverage notes safety town ceremony and city notices while listing headlines across sections.
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Elyria
Lorain
Aid Cuts Warning Sounded in House Foreign Aid Debate
Congressman Thomas Morgan warned that drastic cuts to the foreign aid program would endanger the cold war. He spoke as the House began debate on a $3.63 billion measure, after the committee trimmed the president’s request by about $266 million. Morgan urged hard nosed economy while stressing the bill funds the cold war effort.
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Morgan
House
Eisenhower
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pennsylvania
Diver Killed By Shark Off Crowded La Jolla Beach
A 20 foot killer shark dragged diver Robert L. Pamperin 3 of Pacific Beach under water and killed him off La Jolla Cove as beachgoers watched. Pamperin, an aircraft engineer and father of two, disappeared after the attack while his wife Cardion and witness Gerald Lehrer described the scene. The body had not been recovered and authorities noted this was the second California beach attack in weeks.
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LA Jolla
Calif
UPI
Robert L. Pamperin
Pacific Beach
Pamperin
LeJolla Cove
Gerald Lehrer
Bob
Lehrer
California
San Francisco Bay
Charles Hardy Sr
San Diego
Veterans Pension Reform Proposal Faces Senate Vote
Major veterans groups back a reform bill to reform pensions for widows and disabled World War I World War II and Korean War veterans. The measure, set to take effect July 1 1960, aims to curb abuses and shift toward needs based aid. Proponents claim substantial long term savings though the bill exceeds administration cost projections by about 25 million dollars.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower Considers Direct Campaign to Back Proposals
President Eisenhower may appeal directly to the public to press Congress on key legislative items. Republican leader Morton said the President plans one or two major speeches outside Washington to support his program, possibly in Detroit or Pennsylvania, focusing on mutual security foreign aid and labor bills.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Congress
Tnrnston B. Morton
White House
Morton
Kentucky
House
Ney
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Veterans Pension Reform Bill Ready For House Passage
The House prepared to approve quickly a veterans pension reform bill presented on an all-or-nothing basis. The measure was set for immediate action with amendments barred and limited debate.
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Washington
VPT
House
Auto Crash Kills Youth
NORWALK A late night crash killed Paul Yoder 41 of 318 Northwest St Bellevue when his car spun hit a tree near Ri WH about 1 30 am. State Police said he apparently missed a curve and the car skidded off the road before hitting the tree. Body at Foos Funeral Home Bellevue.
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Norwalk
Paul Yoder
Northwest
St. Bellevue
Ri WH
State Highway Patrol
Yoder
Foos
Bellevue
Classified Ad Promises Easy Work and Reading Time
A Little Rock classified ad seeks a girl to answer the phone with promises of not much work and not much pay, lots of time to read and do puzzles, provided she brings her own books. The ad notes contact numbers FA 3 3321 Elyria and CX 3 6173 Lorain for applicants.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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