UN Command Rejects Korean Conference Plan
Maj. Gen. Homer L. Litzenberg told North Korean leaders at Panmunjom that a political conference is outside the Armistice Commission remit and would only cause deadlock. He said discussions on Korea's withdrawal of forces are not proper. China backs a full Korea conference while urging US armistice-abrogation actions be denounced.
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Homer L. Litzenberg
Korea Military Armistice Commission
Reds
Panmunjom
Military Commission
Korea
Armistice Commission
Litzenberg
United Nations
Chung
Kook Rok
Red Lkid
I Korea
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Peiping Radio
National Peoples Congress
Chou
Eisenhower cites scientists says tests could end fallout
President Eisenhower said scientists told him nuclear bombs could be produced with no fallout if tests continue four to five years. He noted U.S. proposals to suspend tests remain on the table but offered no new concessions and urged continued testing under strict control.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward Teller
Congress
Britain
Chou Blasts U S Imperialist Policy Before Peiping Congress
Peiping broadcast the Chinese premier Chou Enlai addressing the National People’s Congress accusing United States leadership of arms expansion and war preparations. He claimed the world Communist camp had strengthened after the Hungarian episode and urged vigilance and a push toward peaceful coexistence while noting China’s growing military power, jet aircraft and heavy motor vehicles.
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Chou
National People’s Congress
Peiping
Red China
United States
Peiping Radio
Congress
U. S
Cave-In Traps 5 Miners in Ohio Mine Passage
A cave-in trapped five miners in an underground passage at the Powhatan Mining Co. coal mine near Bloomingdale Ohio. A company spokesman said a rockfall nearly sealed the narrow passageway in the small strip mine operation. The incident was reported today.
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Stubenville
Ohio
Powhatar Mining Co
Bloomingdale
Mine Collapse Traps Five Miners at Betsy Mine in Ohio
Rescue teams rushed to Betsy Mine near Cadiz after a fall trapped five miners about 250 feet into a hillside. Three other crew members escaped as roof began to cave, with mine foreman Maud Bernhardt among the trapped. Ohio State Patrol indicated 30 to 35 workers were on site. air pumped in through a second entrance as searches continued.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Powhatan
Betsy
Ernest T. Weir Dies at 81, Steel Barons’ Elder Statesman
Ernest T. Weir, founder of a major steel firm and long regarded as an elder statesman of the industry, died at 81 after heart ailments. The Pittsburgh magnate, who would have turned 82 next August, built a tin plate mill into a national steel giant and served as board chairman and later honorary founder-chair at National Steel Corp. His retirement plans and the company’s leadership changes were reported last May.
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Philadelphia
Ernest
Kenneth Hamilton
Adena
T. Weir
Joseph Supinski
Tion
Martin
Frank Horvath
Smith
Calfield
Fred Fable
Hanks-jorful
Watt Dannevivania Hosnital
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Bernhardt
Charles Herron
Weir
Hopedale
Donald Davis
Cadiz
Steel
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Naman
Goon
St. Clairsville
National Steel Corp
U S Judge Convicts Brewster Contempt of Congress
Federal Judge John J. Sirica convict ed Teamsters Union Vice President Frank W Brewster of contempt of Congress. Brewster, absent for the ruling, heads the Teamsters Western Conference and may face a $1000 fine and up to one year in jail. He plans an appeal as he attended the Western Conference meeting in San Diego.
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John J. Sirica
Teamsters’Union
Frank W. Brewster
Congress
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Brewster
Teamsters
E-state Western Conference
Senate
Western Conference
San Diego
Calif
Dave Beck
Sirica
John K. Pickens
Pickens
Supreme Court
High Court
Illinois
John T. Watkins
Simca
Lohet
McDonald leadership challenged by U S Steelworkers dissidents
Donald C. Rarick of the Dues Protest Committee said the group cannot conscientiously accept David J. McDonald as USW president due to unexplained irregularities in the February 1957 international officer election. He accused McDonald and officers of conduct to advance their own interests.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
Donald C. Rarick
McKeesport Milliband
McDonald
Dues
David McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Rarick
YMCA project approved with 52585 contracts
President opposes price wage controls as a curb against inflation urging restraint by business and labor leaders. YMCA awarded 52585 for repairs and alterations at Elyria building to expand space for boys and improve safety including new enclosed stairways fire exits and a television lounge.
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YMCA
Arthur Trances
D. Hudnutt
W. J. Henry
Elyria Community Chest
Robert G. Edwards
L. H. Popp
Wpelky Ayfueh
Sium
Khrushchev
United States
Hudnutt
Church Merger Debate and Youth Facility Strain
The article notes a church merger at a Cleveland conference and a rise in youth building use over 15 years leading to crowding. It explains funding through Chest Reserve Funds and the plan to replace used funds via future Chest allocations. It mentions government, science, and policy topics discussed at a broader news conference.
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Cleveland
United
Church of Christ
Eeeseeee PQ
Sevsecees
Henry
M.C.A
Chest Board of Trustees
Double Agent Tells Of Reports To Hoffa
New York lawyer John Dye Cheasty testified he reported secrets from the Senate Rackets committee to James R. Hoffa while giving the FBI and the committee full details of his undercover work for the Teamsters leader. He described meeting Hoffa on February 19 and showed names obtained from subpoenas including Frank W. Brewster.
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Washington
INS
New York
John Dye Cheasty
Senate
Cheasty
Hoffa
Miani
Hyman I. Fisch|bach
Committee
FBI
Teamsters Union
John English
Frank W. ‘Brewster
Ashland Man Killed In Crash Near Massillon
Ronald L. Heaton, 21, of Ashland died in a one car crash near Massillon at 2:10 a.m. today. Two passengers in the car were injured, state highway patrol reported.
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Massillon, O
INS
Ronald L. Heaton
Ashland
Massillon
State Highway Patrol
Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds Help You Find What You Want
An upbeat notice touts Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds as the best source to locate a job or housing or a dependable helper. It promises an experienced helpful ad writer and notes ads incur charges.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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