Blough Sees Inflation Risk in Kaiser Steel Pact
US Steel chairman Roger M. Blough urged a negotiated settlement to the 106 day steel strike but warned the Kaiser agreement would be inflationary if applied industrywide. He favored a 30 cent per hour three year offer with a cost of living allowance and noted a 31 million dollar third quarter loss despite a regular dividend.
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New York
UPI
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Kaiser Steel Corp
Blough
US. Steel
US Steel
United Steelworkers Union
Kaiser
U.S. Steel
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio light rain and cooler nights
Clearing and cool today with high near 65. Lows around 42. Thursday turns warmer with occasional rain. Tuesday temperatures around 33 to 33. 24 hour rainfall 0.19 inch. Humidity near 95 percent early Tuesday. Lake Erie winds variable then southerly 10 to 20. Normal highs 58 to 61, lows 39 to 41. Rain expected Friday Saturday and again Monday.
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Ohio
Somehi
Lake Erie
Vega rocket set back by steel strike delays NASA plan
Space chief T Keith Glennan told the American Bankers Association that a steel strike slows Vega three stage rocket work based on the Atlas missile which would place 4800 pounds in orbit or 1000 pounds beyond the Moon. He warned the Russians will improve their systems while expressing confidence in a strong U S space program.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPD
T. Keith Glennan
United States
Russia
Moon
Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
American Bankers Association
Bankers
Judge To Head Liquor Board In Ohio Appointment
Municipal Judge Creed Lester of Moum Vernon was named chairman of the state Liquor Board by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle. Columbus attorney John Cianflona was appointed attorney examiner in the state auditor's office. Both terms run until February 1953.
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UPI
Creed Lester
Moum Vernon
State Liquor Board
Michael V. DiSaile
John Cianflona
State Auditor’s Office
Crewman dies after B 58 crash near Hattiesburg Mississippi
A Convair B 58 bomber crashed in a wooded area near Hattiesburg Mississippi killing crewman Harry N. Blosser 38 of Lake Worth Texas. Pilot Everett L. Wheeler 45 of Fort Worth Texas was injured and Michael F. Keeler 41 of Fort Worth Texas uninjured. two other crewmen parachuted from the aircraft. Chief details corrected include no nuclear device aboard.
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UPI
Here
Air Force
Oak Grove
Convair
Lake Worth
Tex
Everett L. Wheeler
Fort Worth
Michael F. Keeler
Blosser
Government seeks swift Supreme Court action on steel strike injunction
The United States asks the Supreme Court to set a Thursday noon deadline for the United Steelworkers to appeal the Taft Hartley injunction sending striking workers back to work for 80 days. The government proposes hearing the case by Friday with a possible oral argument next Monday.
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UPI
Supreme Court
United Steelworkers
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Edmund P. Cullinan
Arthur J. Goldberg
Union
Mondey
Ike to Undergo Annual Physical at Walter Reed
The White House said President Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Army Medical Center possibly later this week for his annual head to toe check up. His last full physical was October 3 to 4, 1958.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Cen Iter
Eisenhower Sees Western Summit Progress With de Gaulle
President Eisenhower reported progress toward a Western summit and said French President Charles de Gaulle would be ready for a meeting, signaling allied planning for an December parley.
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Washington
CPI
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Castro Rejects U.S. Protests and Seeks Firing Squad Justice
Premier Fidel Castro's government rejected Washington's protests over his anti-American rally remarks and moved to reinstate revolutionary trials with firing squad justice for counter-revolutionaries. Cabinet endorsed a constitutional amendment. ratification planned today. The move follows a 35 minute U.S. briefing by Ambassador Bonsal alleging U.S. officials blamed for Havana bombing.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Washington
United States
Castro
Osvaldo Derticos
U. S. Am
Bassador
Philip Bonsal
Bonsal
Florida
Augusta
more'Ga
10 Feared Dead In N. Atlantic British Storm
Seven seamen presumed drowned as severe gales hit Britain and the North Atlantic. Three other deaths reported with winds up to 100 miles per hour. Losses include Scottish fishermen from Morning Star and Eastern Morn, Degemal crewmen washed overboard, and nine Germans rescued after the Heinrich Seighold ran aground near the Hebrides. Scotland hardest hit with three inches of snow.
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APS
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Morning Star
Inverallochy
Fraserburgh
Bay of Biscay
Hope
Heinrich Seighold
Rhum
Hebrides
Scotland
Deputy Out Of Job In Jonta Michigan
Deputy Tom McKendry was dismissed by County Sheriff Peter Van Bieck for incompatibility with the jail matron. The action ends McKendry's tenure as deputy in Jonta Michigan.
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Jonta, Mich
UPI
Tonia County
Tom McKendry
Peter van Bieck
Trouble-Shooting Diplomat To Resign
Undersecretary of State Robert Murphy says he will resign his post and enter private business in December after saying he will rest briefly. Murphy has been the department’s top troubleshooter for years and met with President Eisenhower to discuss his decision.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Murphy
Department
Murphy
U.S
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
West Germany
David K. E. Bruce
Germany
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Union Members Support Bargaining At Barshaw Co
Where to Turn reports union members backing the bargaining committee as the strike continues at Barshaw Chemical Co. Local options discussions draw interest at Avon Lake Town Meeting. Lorain officials plan talks with state welfare leaders over relief funds. Mayor breaks council tie approving sewer rate increase in Sheffield Lake.
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Barshaw Chemical Co
Ind
Avon Lake
Lorain
Sheffield
Lake
25-1 Shot Wins In British Race
Rexequis, a 3-1 shot owned by N Adams, defeats Anthelion by a half length in the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket. Thames Trade finishes a head behind in third place.
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Newmarket
England
Bdyi
Economy In Ohio Shows Gains Despite Steel Strike
Columbus report by William Papier of the state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation notes a 1.6 percent rise in non-farm jobs from August to September driven by seasonal school store and service hiring. About 46,000 new jobs appeared in September with total non-farm employment at 3,047,000. factory wages rose to 102.60 per week as hours lengthened. Canton and Youngstown posted declines. Carlton and Toledo showed mixed changes with Toledo up 2.7 percent to 152,000 employed.
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Columbus
UPD
William ‘Papier
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Papier
Canton
Youngstown
BUC
Carlton
Toledo
Rail union sued by five workers for 525000
Five Nickel Plate Railroad employees from Lima claim damages totaling 525000 in a civil suit filed in Cleveland. They allege a BLFE strike threat harmed their advancement prospects on the Sandusky Division and breached an agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, of which they are members. A related federal suit is pending.
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Cleveland
UPI
Nickel Plate Railroad
Lima
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sandusky
Nickel Plate
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLFE
Railroad
Classified Ad Teases Farm Items for Quick Cash
A Chronicle Telegram ad shows farm items for sale including a corn picker silo filler and corn binder at a brick house near Rt 82 and Durkee Rd. It invites readers in Elyria and Lorain to contact G I or Z Balogh and use personal want ads for fast cash.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
G.I
Rt. 82
Durkee Rd
Z. Balogh
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