Fruehauf Strike Begins at Avon Lake Plant
About 1,500 members of Allied Industrial Workers Local 925 began picketing Fruehauf Trailer Co after midnight as contract talks collapsed. Negotiations resumed later with concessions by both sides, outlining four major union demands and a possible wage dispute. Additional notes cover access rules for office staff and foremen during a strike.
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Fruehauf Trailer Co
Avon Lake
Eugene Martin
AIW International
Oid
Joe V. Brown
Thom
Martin
J. William Trauernicht
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio
Partial cloudiness with showers today and tonight. temperatures near 30 to mid 70s with little change tonight and slightly warmer Saturday. Humidity near 74 percent in late afternoon, warmer Saturday with scattered showers and no heavy rain expected. normals and regional readings noted with scattered thunder possible.
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Ohio
Premiers Shot In Colombo As Unrest Mounts
In Colombo two men in saffron robes shot Prime Minister S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike and Governor General Sir Oliver Goonetileke, both critically wounded. Police killed one attacker and wounded another amid a chaotic scene outside the prime minister’s residence. Bandaranaike, slated to address the U N General Assembly and meet President Eisenhower, was rushed to hospital with severe abdominal injuries.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Solomon
Bandaranaike
Oliver Goonenleke
Cers
M. P. Try
de Zoysa
Baar
Gevonetileke
Fred
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Eisenhower
U_N
Laughs Ease Tension At Fruehauf Talks
Fruehauf Trailer Co and Local 925 Allied Industrial Workers hold a late night bargaining session at the Westlake Hotel Rocky River with 13 negotiators in the 16th round. Eugene Martin and J William Travernichi lead for the union and company respectively as overtime and representation issues dominate discussions.
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Fruehauf
Westlake
Rocky River
Fruehaus “Trailer Co
Allied Industrial Workers
J. William Travernichi
Eam
Eugene Martin
Ohio
ATW
Afl‘cio
French airliner crash near Bordeaux kills 53 of 65 aboard
An American made four engine French airliner exploded and crashed near Bordeaux killing 53 of the 65 on board and injuring 12 survivors. Most casualties were not American, and the plane operated by TA I ENS departed Paris bound for Barnako in West Africa before the disaster.
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Bordeaux
France
UPI
Pars
Barnako
West Africa
Sion
Omnes
Ames
Sean Pevist
Ohio Farmer Wins Fight To Stay In U S
Cleveland dispatch reports Lima onion farmer Argento won his bid to avoid extradition to Italy for a life term in the murder of a Sicilian landowner. Judge Weick found insufficient evidence tying Argento to the crime, noting he entered the United States in 1928 on a fake passport. Argento was convicted in absentia in 1951 during Mussolini’s regime and has faced extradition since 1956.
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Cleveland
UPR
Tormmaso Argento
Lima
Italy
U. S
Paul C. Weick
Argento
Benito Mussolini
United States
U.S. Marshall’s
Muricred
Paycheck Crew Set to Enter Plant to Compute Back Wages
A skeleton crew of white collar workers will enter the National Tube Division plant Monday to calculate nearly 3 million dollars in pay for 9,000 striking steelworkers. Checks for the period ending July 18 should mail by Oct 9. Labor talks addressed timing amid a months-long steel strike and welfare concerns.
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National Tube Division
Fishing Boats Rammed and Sunk Off Dutch Coast
An incident near the northwest German coast reports the Dutch aircraft carrier Karen Doorman ramming and sinking a Belgian fishing vessel. All aboard were lost, with the Frans Elza from Ostend listed as a five person crew.
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Karen Doorman
Frans Elza
Ostend
Belginh
Munford Suffers Stroke After Knife Accident
Walter F. Munford president of U S Steel suffered a stroke at Cape Cod Hospital after a kitchen knife wound from a fall in his Chatham home. Doctors from Boston treated him. district attorney ruled the injury accidental and closed the case.
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Hyannis, Mass
UPI
Walter F. Munford
U.S. Steel Corp
Boston
Munford
Chatham
Cape Cod Hospital
Robert E. O'Connor
Steel Executive
Umier
Dist. Atty
Edmund Dinis
Chatham Fire Department
Lausche Clarifies Intention On Democratic Nominating Role
U S Senator Frank Lausche said he may not seek the presidency but could be a key figure in naming Ohio’s favorite son at next year’s Democratic National Convention. He spoke at the Ashland county fair denying plans to run for a different office and discussed farm policy with fairgoers.
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Ashland
U. S
Lausche
DiSalie
Ohio
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev Sees Easing Of Tension
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said his U S visit helped ease tensions to a point but more will be known after talks with President Eisenhower at Camp David. He urged a longer Soviet trip and spoke after separate White House and Blair House strategy sessions. Continuous coverage follows.
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Washington
UPI
Nikkita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Camp Davin, Md
Ihrushchev
Sowet
Union
Khrushchev
Pmvpare
White House
Blair House
Pennsyllvnial Avenue
Camp David
Winter House
Blair Shaise
Mhrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Mikhail Menshikov
Isenhower
Whrueshchev
Strikers Dropped From Lorain Relief Rolls Over Shortage
About 300 striking veterans are removed from the Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission rolls due to funds shortfall. They must seek aid from Lorain city and county welfare departments, with most to fall under Lorain Welfare. Officials warn the move could deplete funds for the rest of the year and shift costs to city programs.
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Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Soldiers Relief Commission
Rolls J
Lorain City
Klekouta
Commission
Relief Commission
Klekola
Elekota
Gerrard Pring
Israel Arab War Of Words At UN Sparks Debate
In a United Nations General Assembly session, Israel and Arab nations clashed over Palestine policy. Saudi Arabia’s Ahmed Shukaima prepared to respond to Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir’s critique of Arab refusals to permit Israeli stops and related policies.
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United Nations
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Shukaima
Israehi
Gelia Meir
United Arab Aerebie
Area Labor Relations Talk Highlights Middle East Tensions
Executive for Lake Terminal Railroad and longtime trader Shukaim discuss area problems and a potential trial on Mrs Meir’s charter policy. Ford Zeneddine and Zemearine address UN and Zionist issues as city lawmakers consider code additions and traffic studies in Lorain Ohio.
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Lake Terminal Railroad
Lorsin
Ind
Rargees
Suez
Meiranne Pinta
State of Israel
Zions
Ziomsam
Meir
La.r
Israel
Re Run of The Three Bares and Goldylocks Idea
A Devore California police department local nudist camp plans a color film screening titled The Three Bares and Goldylocks. The event aims to attract attendees and provide entertainment for guests at the facility.
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Devore
Calif
CPD
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