Steel negotiators hint at higher wage offer to avert strike
Pittsburgh reports indicate John A. Stephens of U S Steel signaled a potential wage increase as a last effort to stop a nationwide strike by 600,000 workers. CIO United Steelworkers chief David J. McDonald urged immediate talks with major producers while union officials said no word had come from companies. Settlement rumors place figures around 12 to 15 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McDonald
CIO Steelworkers
Big Steel
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
John A. Stephens
Stephens
CIO United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
USW
Deportation Demanded Over Red China Witness in California
A House subcommittee pressed to denaturalize and deport Hugh Hardyman a 53 year old southern California fruit grower who admitted attending a Communist peace conference in Red China. He claimed the U S armed forces possibly used germ warfare in Korea based on an international scientists report. Committee counsel said his remarks echoed Communist charges and could be treasonous in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
Red China
Hugh Hardyman
California
Frank Tavenner
Hardyman
United States
Korea
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Peiping
China
Tavenner
Scherer
Citizens' Group Delves Into Strike in Tucson
A city hall meeting brings together a citizens' committee, labor and management reps, and Mayor Don Hummel to end Tucson's 11 day bus strike. The dispute stems from a failed 30 cent hourly demand after the old contract expired May 31. the company offered 2.5 cents more to a $1.45 rate, which was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Labor and Management
Don Hummel
Tucson
Hummel
APA Buys Surplus Power To Counter Dam Cutbacks
The Arizona Power Authority voted to buy 550 million kilowatt hours from Tucson Gas Electric Power Co Arizona Public Service Co and Salt River Power District to offset a 25 percent river water induced power cut. Nevada will receive 350 million and Arizona 200 million kilowatt hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APA
Phoenix
Arizona Power Authority
Colorado River
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Power District
Arizona
Power Authority
Jury Selection Dull in Hautem Murder Trial Case
Prospective juror opposed to jury system and a large chain mark a slow start in selecting a panel for Frank Hautem's first degree murder trial. Judge Tullar settles diversions as 34 names, including 20 women, remain to be narrowed to 12 jurors and two alternates. Hautem, 44, is charged in the December 18 19 killing of his wife Josephine near Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hautem
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Raul H. Castro
Goldberg
Castro
Tullaree
Greathouse
Nicholas Sakellar
Tucson
Sakellar
Hautem
E. Stratford Dr
Atlas Realty
Nogales Highway
Nogales
Hughes Plant
Lowell Rothschild
Hymen Goldberg
Indigent Sick Faces Publicity in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors approves future disclosure of recipients of free county medical treatment in quarterly newspaper legal notices. Board chairman Gilbert C. Soto and supervisor Edward Bayze Jr note rising caseload, citing $90 000 in county costs last year and promising reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Senate panel approves defense bill boosting jet bomber output
A Senate House conference committee agreed to maintain Marine Corps strength and raise long range heavy jet bomber production. They accepted most Senate increases for an annual defense funding bill, providing nearly 52 billion dollars for the new fiscal year starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Marine Corps
Ike Says Russ Shooting Not Policy Matter
President Eisenhower said the Soviet downing of a US Navy plane was a local incident, not a policy matter. He critiqued Congress for stalled proposals, noted Soviet regret offering to pay half the damage, and spoke on upcoming Geneva talks. The president teased a possible second term and supported a loyalty security commission while backing natural gas legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Dulles
United States
Geneva
New England
Dixon-Yates
Bonn Delays Rearming Amid German Parliament Turmoil
West Germany faces a two to three month delay in rearmament as Chancellor Adenauer struggles against a cross party revolt. The volunteers bill to enlist 6,000 by March cleared a parliamentary hurdle but faces heavy committee resistance after a 10 hour debate. The delay jeopardizes plans before the Geneva summit and Adenauer’s Moscow talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Geneva
Adenauer
Moscow
Kremlin
Bundestag
Tokyo Heat Tops Year With 88.7 Degrees Record
Daily high in Tokyo reached 88.7 degrees the hottest in the capital this year while Tucson posted 98 degrees. Forecasters expect mostly clear skies with windy periods and similar temperatures ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tucson
Old
Pueblo
Ruling Lets More Liquor Licenses in Pima County
Judge Lee Garrett in Superior Court upholds the 205000 population figure for Pima County, authorizing an additional liquor license. Fred Cline seeks a permit at Alvernon Way and Ft. Lowell Rd, potentially boosting a market long kept tight by moratoriums and high premiums around $20000. The decision contrasts with the prior 141216 census figure used by state liquor officials.
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Lee Garrett
Pima County
Garrett
John A. Duncan
Duncan
Fred Cline
Alvernon Way
Ft. Lowell Rd
Federal Census Bureau
Nolen McLean
Cline
Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Early Baseball Scores From A League Night Games
In the American League the Orioles beat the Yankees 28 9 11 1 and the Tigers defeated the White Sox with Kaline hitting a first inning homer. Kansas City visits Cleveland and Boston goes to Washington as night games are listed. National League notes show all night games with starting pitchers page 25.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
New York
Rogovin
Pillette
McDonald
Smith
Gastall
Turley
Berra
Silvera
Detroit
Chicago
Hoeft
House
Byrd
Howell
Martin
Moss
Kaline
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Mine-Mill Strike Friday Authorized
The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers announced its wage policy committee voted to authorize four national officers to call a strike in the nations non ferrous metals industry effective with the day shift Friday. Anaconda in Butte extended a 10 cent an hour wage increase offer to 3 30 p m MDT Friday while the union presses for broader issues. Bargaining continues at Salt Lake City with Kennecott Copper Corp and Mine Mill AFL and rail unions. Conciliation Service is involved in Salt Lake and Montana talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Ind
Anaconda
Butte
Mont
Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Mine-Mill
AFL
Rail Brotherhoods
U. S. Conciliation Service
Salt Lake
Premier Sharett Resigns as Israel Government Falls
In Jerusalem Premier Moshe Sharett and his government resign after the General Zionists refuse to back Mapai against a no confidence vote over the Kastner case. President Isaac Ben-Zvi called party leaders to consult on forming a new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Isaac Ben-Zvi
Sharett
General Zionists
Mapai
Knesset
Kastner
Four Now Missing Off Japan After Helicopter Crash
A Navy helicopter from the USS Whitmarsh crashed during a search for three missing Marine fliers off Tokyo Bay, with one crewman missing and three survivors rescued. The incident followed two earlier air disappearances as rain and seas hampered rescue efforts. Lt. Alan Murdock McAneny of Yonkers was among the missing. his wife Margaret, from Atsugi, awaits news as officials confirm the loss of fuel and a crash near the mother ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokosuka
Japan
Pacific
Navy
Tokyo Bay
Oshima Island
U. S
U.S.S. Whitemarsh
Yokosuka Naval Hospital
Alan Murdock McAneny
Yonkers
N. Y
Margaret
Atsugi Naval Air Station
Yokohama
Bradley C. Barnard
The
Rome
Hodgen P. Montague
Jackson
Miss
Davis W. Bell
Wayzata
Minn
Charles H. Bell
General Mills
Pneumatic bricks promise weatherproof domes for cities
Urbana Illinois engineers Prof Ambrose C Richardson and Maj George W McCauley unveil triangular plastic bricks three feet long four inches wide that stay firm at two pounds pressure. The light units form self supporting arch structures and may coat fields, theaters, ball parks and stadiums, enabling year round crops and weatherproof cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Ambrose C. Richardson
University of Illinois Architecture Department
George W. McCauley
U. S. Air Force
Richardson
McCauley
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Sports and Events
Tonight at 8 P M Tucson hosts Nogales at Hi Corbett Field. Morning and afternoon bookmobile stops from Carnegie Library at Mission Manor and Himmel Park. Tucson Summer Band concert at Himmel Park with no charge. Kadimah Players present The Fifth Season at Tucson Jewish Community Center. Professional wrestling at Tucson Sports Center at 8:30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Nogales
Hi Corbett
Carnégie Library
Mission Manor
Himmel Park
Kadimah
Index Citizen Visits Pool for Bats
A brief item notes Index Citizen heads to the local swimming pool to observe or engage with bats in a civic or recreational context, highlighting a small community activity.
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Ial
Nevada
John Goree
Coolidge
By Bob Stirling
Bulletin
Ike
Bob Stirling
Tucson Sports Center
America
Ariz
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