Lorain Steel Plant To Reopen After Strike Wakeup
Smoke and fiery coke mark the Lorain National Tube Co mill as hundreds of recalled workers return to the job. The schedule calls for several hundred more to join the force through Sunday night as mill number four resumes production. All workers on the payroll at the strike start July 14 are to be recalled with additional hires to follow.
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Lorain
Iweek
Chronicle-Telegram
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Lecet
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Hee
Republic
Republic Steel
Steel and Tubes
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Striking workers return as steel plants restart operations
Post-strike recall spreads through steel mills and related industries. About half the 300,000 idled workers are back, including auto, rail, and coal miners, with full production several weeks away. Major producers like U.S. Steel and Jones and Laughlin report swift recalls while shipments and coke ovens swing back to operation.
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Great Lakes
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Jones and Laughlin
Chicago-Gary
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Sparrow's Point
U.S. Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
Weather Outlook for Northwest and Northeast Onto
Forecast shows sunny spells and a warm trend with highs in the 38 to 53 range and a modest rise tonight. Saturday’s conditions ease with lower temperatures and scattered showers possible by Friday or Saturday.
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Michigan Eyes Bigger Bills Amid Government Standstill
Michigan faces a wave of new unpaid bills as Governor Williams and Senate Leader Beadle clash over a tax plan. Lawmakers return tonight to try replacing the $110 million use tax with a revenue program to cover initial bills and welfare, payroll, and school interest payments.
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Frank D. Beadle
Michigan
Surprising Bust as Beatnik Scene Falters in New York
New York police staged a large raid mixing undercover detectives with beatnik fronts and arrested 96 suspects on dove charges. The operation in Greenwich Village Harlem and Brooklyn netted heroin valued over one million dollars and involved about 140 narcotics bureau members. Detectives grew goatees learned bongos and adopted beat nicknames to infiltrate the scene.
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the Sailor
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the Blotch
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Narcotics Squad
Mitchell hopeful Congress may act to keep mills going
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said Eisenhower would ask Congress to end the steel strike if the Taft Harley injunction expires without a settlement. He warned Congress would decide the dispute, noting this could prompt legislation not in the interests of either union or management.
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Labor
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Congress
Mitchell
Cabinet official critiques wage proposals amid emergency review
The cabinet member condemns senator proposals to set wages by government decree and warns such moves risk socialism. He urges reviewing the Taft-Hartley emergency provision and notes nine of forty-five strikes invoked the law. Also mentions immunization efforts for dogs and an Avon Lake CET equipment test signal.
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County Health Board
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Lorain man dies in house fire carbon monoxide fatality
Cristoval Morales Rennes, 34, of 384 Cliftomn Ave Sheffield Township, died of asphyxiation from carbon monoxide after a fire swept his concrete block home. Fire Chief Glenn Horton said heavy heat delayed entry, and responders attempted resuscitation for an hour with no success. The body was found on the bathroom door as flames burned through the residence.
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Cristoval Morales
Chesner
Rennes
Sheffield
Fremen
Glenn Horton
Horton
Renias
Eight Die In Amoco Virginia Tanker Fire At Houston
A 20000 ton tanker Amoco Virginia fire near Houston claimed seven crewmen and a fireman plus left four others injured. Fire Chief Bullock said containment held overnight though danger remained as crews searched for missing personnel and the ship smoldered with smoke and flames.
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UPI
Amoco Virginia
Texas
C. M. Bullock
Amoco
Chou Proposes 25 Mile Buffer Zone in Border Talks
New Delhi reports Premier Chou En-lai urged creation of a 25 mile buffer zone to halt further bloodshed along the disputed Indian Chinese border. He spoke during talks with Nehru aiming to ease tensions and prevent clashes.
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Nehru
Kongda Pass
Peiping proposes border settlement plan amid Nehru cabinet session
The Chinese note suggests a 40 kilometer buffer zone and calls on India to accept terms while Nehru convenes a Sunday night cabinet meeting attended by General K S Thimayya. New Delhi and Peiping released two letters amid souring ties and mutual charges.
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Nebhra
Nehru
Peiping
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Chow En - Lai
New Delhi
India
Classified ad pull from Chronicle-Telegram clearance
Local notice touts Chronicle-Telegram classified ads as powerful selling tools. Clearance items advertised include an electric coffee urn for 15 dollars a refrigerator for 25 dollars a welding torch for 15 dollars a plumbers furnace for 10 dollars a typewriter for 5 dollars an antique clock for 10 dollars a range hood for 3 dollars near 232 Longford. The copy claims quick buyer response and sold-out results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wigria
Lorain
C-T
Longford
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