UMW Chief Pay Report Shows Four Month Salaries
United Mine Workers International officers were paid $282,487 in salaries and expenses for Sept through Dec 1959. John L. Lewis earned $16,666 salary and $2,496 expenses. Thomas Kennedy, $13,333 salary and $975 expenses. John Owens, $13,333 salary and $1,608 expenses.
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Truman Silent On Resigning Missouri Delegate
Former President Truman declined to explain his sudden resignation as a Missouri delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He will not attend the Los Angeles gathering, with a press conference set for Saturday to reveal his reasons. The move stirs speculation about its impact on Sen. Stuart Symington’s presidential bid.
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UPI
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Severe Weather Roars Across Great Plains to Atlantic Coast
Thunderstorms and hail pelted the central Great Plains and Midwest with winds up to 50 mph. A tornado touched down near Booneville New York with minor damage and no injuries. Gale winds and heavy rain lashed Nebraska Missouri and Kansas while hail struck St Francis Kansas and power was cut in Bowling Green Virginia.
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Weather Summary Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Partly cloudy with a slight increase in humidity and temperatures near 76 to 80. Tonight lows 58 to 62 with little change, Friday clouds increase and scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers possible. Lake Erie winds 12 to 20 knots today becoming northerly 10 to 15 knots tonight. Sunrise 5 56 a m, sunset 9 08 p m. Moonrise 2 15 p m, moonset 12 54 a m.
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Lake Erie
Vegetarian hiker Dr Barbara Moore resumes West Virginia trek
Dr Barbara Moore the 16 year old Russian born British vegetarian continues her cross country walk toward the Virginia border. She left Romney West Virginia at 2 a m and aims to reach Winchester then Washington by Friday. She has logged about 2800 miles since mid April.
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UPI
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Federal budget surplus could reach 600 million in 1960
Washington reports a possible 600 million dollar surplus as fiscal 1960 closes. Officials say tax receipts, especially individual income taxes, outweighed weaker corporate taxes, marking the first black budget since 1957 and the third in Eisenhower's seven-year tenure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Cuba expropriations spark US oil fears and Soviet trade signals
The United States reacts as Cuba seizes Texaco, Esso, and Shell refineries over refusal to refine Soviet crude. Castro faces currency constraints and $50 million in unpaid bills as Cuba expropriates $300 to $450 million in other American properties. Khrushchev touts expanding trade with underdeveloped regions and Cuba signs deals with East Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
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Tribe recalls Jimmy Piersall to rejoin Indians
Baltimore report states Frank Lane ordered center fielder Jimmy Piersall to return to the Cleveland Indians on Monday after sending him home in Newton Massachusetts last Sunday following another outburst against an umpire.
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UPI
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Mass
Congress weighs ban on in-flight drinking
Washington, UPI reports the House Commerce Committee is studying a bill to bar airlines from serving alcohol aboard planes. A possible floor vote on the measure could occur at a closed committee session today.
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UPI
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Station C Offers Free Funerals on July Fourth
KPAY radio in Chico California offers free funerals to people fearing death in a traffic accident on the Fourth of July. Announcers urge sending name and address plus next of kin on a postcard to Funeral Arrangements KPAY Radio Chico. About 20 cards received since Monday.
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UPI
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Lorain Golfer Sets World Endurance Record At 156 Holes
A Lorain golfer travels a 156 hole route to establish a world single day endurance mark. The story notes an average 18 hole score and references related sanitation debate as council committee approves measures. Details appear on page 24.
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Eisenhower Vetoes Federal Pay Bill as Indefensible
President Eisenhower rejected a $750 million yearly federal workers pay raise, calling the bill indefensible in any light. He said the existing pay system is antiquated and would worsen the situation.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
House
GOP Republicans oppose plan to recess Congress early
House Republicans unanimously backed blocking Democratic leaders plan to recess Congress over the weekend until after the conventions. They said a three day or longer recess requires both chambers to reconvene and pledged to stay on public business, even through the July Fourth holiday, to press their stance.
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UPI
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Hoeven
U S Plans Test Series For Rockets
The United States plans a series of rocket tests in the Pacific to prove the Nike Zeus anti missile system. The tests aim to show Zeus can shoot down intercontinental missiles, with a potential nationwide deployment cost up to 15 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Unitedua
U.S
United States
Airman Finds Fiancee Slain in Dayton Bedroom
The half nude body of 21 year old Joyceanna Dieterle was found in her apartment Wednesday night by her Air Force fiancé, Joe Sheppard a 24 year old airman at Wright Patterson AFB. Police searched for the killer but had few clues to go on.
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UPI
Joyceanna Dieterle
Joe Sheppard
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Here
Grand Opera House Fire Ends Historic Era in New York
A five alarm blaze destroyed the Grand Opera House on the fringe of Hell's Kitchen once famed as Jim Fisk and Josie Mansfield's showplace. Opened in 1868, the theater later fell into dereliction before burning, with one firefighter injured and plans to replace the site with an apartment project advancing.
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Nepal Calls Troops In Red Clashes
Katmandu reports Nepal moves to bolster armed forces as Chinese attacks test border posts. Parliament calls for auxiliary troops and compulsory training for youths. opposition leader urges nullification of a new Sino-Nepal treaty. government protests to the Chinese embassy.
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UPC
Tibet
Bharat Shamsher
China
Women favored for certain jobs based on arm movement skills
Scientific studies suggest women are more elbow inclined than men enabling circular hand motions. Classified ads promise quick reach to night applicants in Elyria and Lorain with contact numbers FA 3-332 and CE 3-6173.
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Lorain
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