Pittsburgh picket action over secretary's firing continues
Corinne Deutschbauer, 20, a secretary for Canning and Pickle Workers Local 325, pickets the union in Pittsburgh. She also belongs to Office Employees Local 33 and says she will continue to protest until her job is restored.
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Canning and Pickle Workers Local 325
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Sailor Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
A sailor released to duty aboard the USS Newport after pleading guilty to manslaughter faces a probation report due for court. The case concerns a 1953 Buick crash on Paris Mountain that killed James Mitts of Bellville Ohio and Roger Goss of Quincy Illinois.
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Garden City
Mich
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Bellville
Ohio
Roger Goss
Quincy
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Walter Ruffner
Pine Grove Area
Carol Fowler
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Warren Fowler
Ruffner
Stuart
Widow receives over eight thousand after river tragedy
In St Louis AP report Floyd Reed a Negro porter drowned saving two white boys. Gifts totaling more than $8,000 aided his destitute widow and two young daughters after he leaped into the Mississippi to reach the frightened children. The log current carried him away as another man rescued the boys.
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Floyd Reed
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Boy 12 Drowns in Public Pool
Murray Rosenfeld, 12, died after being pulled from a Buffalo public pool where suction from a drain pipe trapped him underwater in four feet of water on Wednesday.
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Water Skier Killed by Boat in Massachusetts
Katherine Pachee 21 of Warwick Rhode Island was fatally injured Wednesday when she fell while water skiing and was struck by a motorboat near Westfield Massachusetts AP report notes.
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Mass
Katherine Pachee
Warwick
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Court rules US Communist Party dominated by Moscow
The US Court of Appeals upholds a Subversive Activities Control Board finding that the US Communist Party is dominated by Moscow and must register as a foreign power and disclose finances and member names. The decision continues a nine year government effort. an appeal to the Supreme Court is anticipated.
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US S. Court of Appeals
Communist Party
E. Barrett Prettyman
John A. Danaher
David L. Bazelon
SACB
Prettyman
Europe
Soviet Russia
U.S.A
Communist International
San Francisco Woman Names Memorial Fund for Dead Dog
Amy Roger Bachman left 600000 dollars to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to honor Bingo the terrier in a will dated before her Jan 14 death at 75. She left one dollar to her estranged husband Arthur and nothing to her son Arthur Jr. 57. The decision was noted by an appraiser on Wednesday.
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Amy Roger Bachman
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bingo
Arthur
Arthur Jr
Bachman
Wiley Calls for More Debates Between West and East
Senator Alexander Wiley urges more debates like Nixon Khrushchev exchanges. He argues such exchanges could open a new era of direct dialogue between the West and the Communist World.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wiley
Senate
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed Grid From Vintage Puzzle
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Tyrone Power Estate Faces Insolvency Risk
In Los Angeles the executors report Tyrone Power's estate may be insolvent with an estimated gross of 800000. They note 294000 in income taxes and 450000 in creditor claims, prompting a cut in support payments for the widow and three children from 2500 to 1500 monthly after Power died in Spain on November 15.
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Los Angeles
Tyrone Power
Power
Spain
Byrd Reports U S Employment Decline in 1959
Sen. Harry F. Byrd reports a slight drop in federal employment for fiscal 1959 ending June 30. Total workers declined to 2,366,987 from 2,367,104 in the prior year, a decrease of 117 or so positions.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Martial Wednesday 20mm rounds dumped in Swift River
A report states an individual dumped 500 rounds of 20 millimeter ammunition into the Swift River in Ware to conduct practice. The person faced a judgment ordering forfeiture of $100 monthly for one year.
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Martial
Swift River
Ware
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