Union wage offer rejected by United Steelworkers
New York United Steelworkers rejected a wage offer from McDonald for the industry calling it a two per cent raise over five years totaling about a nickel an hour. McDonald said the proposal would mortgage workers' futures and fail to deliver real gains or meaningful fringe benefits.
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New York
David J. McPardent
McDonald
U.S. Steel
Bell Public
Ohio
Indiana
Picayune
Argentina Returns Six Fugitives To Haiti In Fast Move
Six Haitian refugees were returned from Argentina after a government order to send them back following an abduction now described as a Peronista linked incident. Haitian Ambassador Brierre protested to Argentina’s Foreign Ministry as police escorted the group to the embassy and then to safety amid jeers from a crowd.
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Brierre
Foreign Ministry
Luis Castiniera
Castiliera
Assassi
AF Silent On Bikini Bomb Target Miss Report
The Air Force gave a noncommittal reply to whether the B52 dropped the H bomb over Bikini missed the target. The Atomic Energy Commission offered no comment. Reported speculation suggests a margin of error around 8,500 yards, about two miles, with officials stressing classified details on explosion distance and altitude.
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Washington
Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Namu Island
Eisenhower Signs 21 Documents in Hospital Progress
President Eisenhower, nearing the end of a week in Walter Reed Hospital, signed 21 documents and handled substantial White House business. Secretary Hagerty said there has been no political discussion with staff, disputing columnists' claims about planned public plans, as physicians reported the patient resting well with eight hours of sleep.
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Hisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Stewart Alsop
Nixon
Dulles
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Isidor Ravdin
Philadelphia
Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Sherman Adams
Col
Andrew Goodpaster
Subways Resume Service After Citywide Walkout
New York City subway service returned to normal after a nine hour walkout by the Motormen's Benevolent Assn. and other workers disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands. The strike began with three motormen on the BMT line and spread citywide, causing massive delays and traffic jams across bridges, tunnels, and parkways.
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Vast Subway
Svetam
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
Millon
New Jersey
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Queens
Long Island
Williamsburg
Queensborough
Motormen's Benevolent Assn
Mike Quill
Afl4io Transport Workers Union
MBA
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Quill
Transit Authority
Bestcome
Subway
Bridges Doubt Senate Will Add 615 Million For Foreign Aid
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire voiced doubt that the Senate will vote an added 615 million dollars for foreign aid beyond the House total. The Foreign Relations Committee recommended increases including 78 million for European defense activities, while Yugoslavia aid faced cuts. President Eisenhower era politics frame a tough floor battle ahead.
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House
Foreign Relations Committee
GOP Policy Committee
Knowland
Calif
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Sealy land condemnation suit ends with $150560 verdict
A jury in the U S District Court awarded J R Sealy $150,560 in a condemnation case involving about 2669 acres for the Woodruff Dam project. Sealy sought up to $1.4 million while the government valued the land at $97,000 to $180,000 after days of hearings before Judge W A Bootle.
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J. R. Sealy
U. S. District Court
W. A. Bootle
Woodruff Dam
Seary
Regar
Eye specialist blasts wrap around windshields as safety hazard
Dr Dupont Guerry of the Medical College of Virginia calls wrap around windshields a hazard of the first magnitude. He cites prismatic distortion and increased glare. The remarks came at the AMA meeting where doctors urged uniform eye tests for licenses and design focused on the driver.
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Dupont Guerry
Opthaimologist
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
American Medical Assn
Guerry
Seward Miller
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Ross McFarland
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
Cummins Land Claim in Seminole County At Issue
The court adjourned this afternoon and will reconvene Monday to resume deliberations on the John J Cum mings land claim in Seminole County and a related Woodruff Dam condemnation proceeding.
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John J. Cummings
Seminole County
Woodruff Dam
Showers Expected Through Weekend Across Georgia South Carolina
Occasional showers yesterday brought 0.95 inch, total for the month 1.41. Forecast calls for more showers Saturday, with southeast to south winds under 10 mph increasing during rain. Highs near 90 today and 92 tomorrow, warmest month on record 104 once this month, cooler weekend with little change overall.
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Weather Bureau
Georgia
South Carolina
Thomas County
Mayoral Race Reflections From TOM SIMS
TOM SIMS recalls the heated city campaign with rival parties trading barbs. He notes his opponent struggles to gain votes as he tries to persuade voters and references political maneuvering and potential cross party persuasion.
Wilson Says Merger Won't End Service Differences
Secretary of Defense Wilson told the Air War College in Maxwell, Alabama that merging Army Navy and Air Force into one service would not erase differences. He warned against hopes for a magic formula or full unification and urged continued open discussion and prompt, effective action after decisions.
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Strategic Air Command
Senate
Chicago
Maxwell Air Force Bash
Ala
Wilson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Air War College
Air Foce
Washington
Tallahassee Transit Co faces July shutdown amid boycott
In Tallahassee Florida the Oldes Transit Co plans to halt service July 1 unless a boycott by the Negro community ends. Negro riders, about a third of the 40 000 population, have avoided buses since May protesting segregation. Revenue loss reached 60 percent. fares rose to 15 cents. Activists seek seating choice, Negro drivers on Negro lines, and courteous service as conditions to end the action.
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Oldes Transit Co
Tallahassee
Ite
Tallahassee Democrat
Bus ‘Company
City” Commission
Florida A&m University
of & Bus
Bonus Coupon Adds To Prize Jackpot In Puzzle Game
A clipped fragment describes a bonus coupon that increases the prize in a puzzle game. It mentions a dotted line, a Blackout coupon, a potential $5 addition, and references to an official rules page and a person named Preece.
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