On Train Unions Sign New Wage Pacts
Chicago report says 200000 on train workers gain 4 percent two step raise, cost over 13 million annually, with firemen facing possible loss of 35000 yard and diesel locomotive jobs. Off train talks for 600000 workers to begin July 6. Unanimous chairmen vote approves. mediation board confirms.
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Chicago
UPI
Locomotive Firemen’s Union
Theodore Short
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
BLFE
Robert 0. Boyd
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Rockwell Plans Union Square Rally Fight July Fourth
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, seeks a permit to speak in Union Square New York on Independence Day. Mayor Wagner denies the permit calling Rockwell a danger and says it would invite riot. Rockwell to contact the ACLU for legal help in the court battle.
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New York
UPI
George Lincoln Rockwell
Union Square
Rockwell
American Civil Liberties Union
Arlington
ACLU
Robert F. Wagner
Hitler
Wagner
George E. Rundquist
Rundquist
Wagnera
Congress man seeks network curbs on payola and deceptions
Rep John Bennett proposes an amendment to bring broadcasting networks under FCC supervision to curb payola rigged shows and deceptions in radio and TV. The plan would stop short of network licensing and await hearings on broader regulation. House Rules and Commerce panels clash over timing and feasibility.
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Washington
UPI
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Bennett
House Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Baa
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
House Rules Committee
House
Milak Refuses to Face Death in Ohio Electrocution Case
James Milak, a Hungarian refugee, displayed indifference at a sanity hearing over his murder conviction. Judge Draper weighs whether Milak is sane enough for execution, with Lima State Hospital staff deeming no mitigating mental health factors despite language barriers and limited exams.
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Columbus
UPI
James Milak
Lima
Franklin County Common Pleas
Robert Draper
Milak
Henry Luidens
Lima State Hospital
Laidens
Carl J. Benkert
Louisville
Scioto Country Club
Baptist Hospital
Ernie Tubbs
Pensacola
Fla
Bill Crosby
Mobile
Ala
Pennsylvania
Randall Park
Cleveland
Edward J. Debartoia
Youngstown
Ohio
John Kelly Rites Held for Monaco Link Father
Funeral services for John B. Kelly Sr. 70, famed Olympic sculler and builder of a large contracting empire, were planned at St Bridget's Church East Falls Philadelphia. Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier attended after arriving from France. He will be buried at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. honorary pallbearers include state and local civic leaders.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John B. Kelly
Princess Grace
Monaco
St Bridget’s
East Falls
Kelly
Prince Rainier
France
Holy Sepulchra
James A. Wehman
Chronicle-Telegram
Boy Killer Sobs When Sentenced
In Pittsburgh, Jerry Pacek, age 13 at the time of the murder of 34 year old Mrs. Lilian Stevick, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years for second degree murder. Pacek sobbed openly as deputies led him from the courtroom after the judge described his crime.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Jerry Pacek
Lilian Stevick
Allegeny
Pacek
Henry X. O’brien
O'Brien
Carole Maps Appeals to Top Court in Murder Case
Carole Trezoil's lawyers prepared a U S Supreme Court appeal to disqualify Superior Judge Leroy Dawson in the Finch murder case. California Supreme Court refused to remove Dawson, after a hung jury in the 61st trial of Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Trejoil.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carole Trezoil
U.S Supreme Court
R. Bernard Finch
High Court
Ass “Supreme Court
Cettorney
Robert Neeh
Tate
California Supreme Court
Leroy Dawson
Carole
West Covina
Kennedy strengthens hold as New York bloc backs Kennedy
In Albany UPI report Kennedy wins a large NY Democratic caucus pledge total pushing his delegate count to 34 or more pledged or likely. The Liberal Party pledged support if he secures the Democratic nomination while Stevenson faces a setback. The result strengthens Kennedy's path toward the nomination.
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Albany
UPI
John F. Kennedy
New York
Adlae Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Hubert Humphrey
Letgally
United Press International
T&l
Liberal Party
Massachusetts
U.N Approves Resolution In Eichmann Row Settlement
The United Nations moved to end the Eichmann dispute with a Security Council resolution urging Israel to provide adequate reparations. Argentina welcomed the move as quelling national dignity concerns, while Israel expressed satisfaction and the U S envoy supported a formal apology.
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Eichmann
Ima
Buenos Aires
Israel
Argentina
Security Council
Miguel Angel Centeno
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Russia
Poland
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
World In A Spin And Looming Cold War Tensions
The Soviet Union warns of counter strikes on air bases used for provocative flights. In North Sumatra, over 100 homes burned at Pangkalan Brandan drill site leaving about 1,000 homeless. Patrice Lumumba elected Congo prime minister with a slim majority. Ohio policy conference to shape 1961 positions. Ohio bids for state highway garage at Athens set at 121,760. Public hearing on two Ohio 380 bridges near Xenia to cost 200,000. 18th annual National Threshers Assn convention opens Montpelier fairgrounds with 25,000 expected. Also notes on haircuts up to two dollars, Rhodes named outstanding Republican, and a deflated balloon incident in Trenton.
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Soviet Union
Pakistan
Pangkalan Brandan Main Perminantl Co
Medan
Sumatra
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Columbus
Ohio Farma Bureau Federation
Public Works Department
A. J. McMillan
New Lexington
Athens
Highway Department
Wilmington
Ohio 380
Xenia
Clinton
Greene Counties
National Threshers Assn
Williams County Fairgrounds
Montpelier
Akron-Cuyahoga Falls
Ripon Club
Young
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Harlan Fengler
Indianapolis “Po
Dayton Speedway
Birthday greetings to Helen Keller from U S Senate
The Senate approved a resolution to send birthday greetings to Helen Keller who will turn 80 on Monday. Keller, a deaf and blind counselor to the physically handicapped, is celebrated in Washington as a civic figure.
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Washington
Senate
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
HOUSE
Armed Services Subcommittee
Navy
Naval Industrial Reserve Aircraft
North Perry
Lake County
Ohio
Bureau of Public Roads Reports
B. B. Kahane
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Roy. Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Arthur B. Spingarn
Edward A. Wilson
Herman K. Hellerstein
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George W. Walker
Ford Motor Co
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