New Steel Proposal Hinted in Wage Talks
Industry signals a new management wage proposal to avert a nationwide steel strike set to hit at midnight June 30. The plan reportedly offers a smaller wage and fringe-benefit rise than the United Auto Workers obtained last fall. Four negotiating teams resume at 2 p.m. as union leaders bill a one-year extension without pay increases. Meanwhile wildcat strikes idle 12,000 at Jones & Laughlin Pittsburgh and 1,000 at Vandergrift, plus a 98 inch hot strip mill at Republic Steel in Cleveland.
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New York
UPI
United Automobile Workers
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Wildcat
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
United Engineering and Foundy Co
Vandergift
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Cooper
McDonald
Stuart Symington
D-Me
Eisenhower
Efort
Syomington
Three Named As Riot Leaders In Missouri Prison Uprising
UPI reports Earl C. Taylor 31 a principal riot leader at the U S Prison Medical Center in Springfield Missouri along with Bryand D Reed 24 and Carl Roberts 19 as other ring leaders. The 116 hour siege ended with a bulldozer tear gas attack freeing twelve hostages.
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Springfield
UPI
Earl C. Taylor
U. S. Prison Medical Center
Bryand D. Reed
Carl Roberts
Taylor
Robert Rosendahl
Rosendahl
Burge Hospital
Russell O. Settle
Ring-T Co
Execution scheduled tonight for Walter J. Byomin in Ohio
Last minute appeal efforts surface as Walter J. Byomin faces execution at Ohio Penitentiary. State Rep. Joseph Murphy offered to serve as attorney in a potential stay of execution or writ of habeas corpus if the Ohio Supreme Court denies the request. An unnamed additional attorney also agreed to assist. The court weighed the habeas petition while officials withheld exact execution timing. Continuous updates were promised as the case moved toward a possible stay or death sentence execution.
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Columbes
Walter J. Byomin
Ohio
Joseph Murphy
Miami
Byomin
Ohio Supreme Court
Murphy
Byamin
Michael V. DiSaile
United Press International
Rep. Murphy
Ias
Columbus
Ohio State
Ralph A. Alvis
Omin
Welington
Edmund
JG. Smith
U.S. Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Michael V. DiSaie
Northeast Ohio Weather Brief With Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy conditions with scattered thunder showers tonight and Thursday. Temperatures around 78 to 83 today, low near 63. Lake Erie winds shift from southeast to south, with partly cloudy skies and normal regional temps. Rainfall totals expected from a third to three quarters of an inch regionally.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Libel Suit Threat in Fordanion Campaign
Local campaign activity raises libel suit threats as ballots proceed. Annotations on annexation issues in Lorain complicate Amherst school board budgeting for 1960. Rail line discussion questions Grafton watchtower operator charges regarding gate closures.
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Fordanion
Ind
Lorain
Amherst School Board
Steel Plant Strikes Continue Across Four Cities
About 2,500 Republic Steel workers stayed away in Cleveland with 100 more at the Cantor plant in a wildcat walkout. In Pittsburgh, a truce existed at one Jones & Laughlin plant while another site faced a continued strike. Across Vandergrift and Hazelwood, open hearth and related departments fueled ongoing job action, with thousands remaining off the lines as talks proceeded.
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Cleveland
UPS
Republic Steel
Cantor
Pittsburgh
UPT
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
South Side Works
Monongahela River
Hazelwood
United Potts
South Side
Stop signs may yield to crossing flasher bill in Ohio
Legislation advancing through the Ohio House Highway Committee would replace a stop sign plan with a substitute urging red and white reflector signs at grade crossings and mandating railroad protective devices. The measure would share costs for flashers and gates and set a long range protection program. The hearing, led by Rep. Thomas P. Gilmartin, considered the substitute bill amid debate over cross street safety and potential impacts on workers at J&L’s South Side plant.
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House Highway Committee
Thete. Met
Columbus
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Youngstown
George M. Hook Jr
Georgetown
Highway Committee
Human Race Survival Of H War Predicted
Washington based UPI reports Dr. Robert R. Newell of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory testified before Congress on hereditary damage from protracted radiation after a U S USSR nuclear war. He warned millions could die and mutations could pass to generations, yet some geneticists see potential long term gains if populations adapt. Newell cautioned the cost would be enormous and advised against paying it.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
United States
Robert R. Newell
Newell
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Herter's Stand Forces Russians to Decide Berlin Move
Secretary of State Christian Herter warned in a national telecast that no progress at the Geneva talks has occurred and the Soviets must drop threats to clear the West from West Berlin. He urged genuine negotiations and said a summit depends on Moscow's counterproposal.
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Washington
UPI
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Herter
Geneva
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Nikita 5S
Khrushchev
Britain
France
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Homer
Homer E. Capehart
R-ind
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
Mansfield
Europe
Frol Koslov
Herster
Mountaineers Hunt Missing Tourists In Norway Fire
A fire at the Stalheim Hotel in Vossestrand Norway left 21 to 24 feared dead with 22 hospitalized. Police search rugged cliffs behind the hotel while investigators question a Norwegian travel guide about possible arson. American casualties include three Clevelanders among 130 Americans aboard.
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Vossestrand
Norway
UPI
Stalheim Hotel
Oslo
Pol
Cleveland
Stahlholm
Robert L. Shurter
Case Tech
James Cotesworth
Voss
Dial Phone System Patented In 1396
Classified ad highlights dial phone numbers in Elyria and Lorain for The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads. Mrs Williams’ listing shows items sold, including a wringer type washer and metal awnings, clothing, and a maple bed at 311 Belmont Ave. FA 26148.
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Lorain
Belmont Ave
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Don Miller
Pittsburgh Steel Workers
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Municipal Court
Oberlin
Police Department
Radio
Hilites
Wellington
Republic Stee
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Vandergrift
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Cemlenen
Wandarenift Csid
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J&l
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