Steel-Labor Talks Center on Competition
New York AP reports steel labor talks focus on foreign competition and rising wages. U S Steel charges higher wages price U S steel out of world markets while nine other companies prepare for a dozen negotiations ahead of June 30 contracts deadline. A mutual assistance plan to share profits if strikes hit any firm is discussed as part of industry efforts to avert a full industry walkout.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Gan
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
U.S
William G. Caples
Inland Steel
Chicago
Caples
David J. Moonly
Carriers Enjoy Penn Premier Shows Outing
Winchester Star carriers and two leaders from Sacred Heart Parish enjoyed an evening at the Penn Premier Shows on the Malden lot. Circulation Manager Garnett Miller accompanied the group as they rode the roller coaster ferris wheel and viewed side show attractions.
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Winchester Star
Penn Premier
Malden
Route 11
Garnett Miller
Korean ambassador Dr You Chan Yang to address Winchester Rotary
Dr You Chan Yang the Korean ambassador to the United States will speak at the Winchester Rotary Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow. The program opens to the public at 1 25 p m with his address following his training in American medical schools and time practicing as a physician in Honolulu before his appointment as ambassador.
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You Chan Yang
United States
Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Yang
Honolulu
Bales
Mrs. Cooper dies after crash with fuel tanker
Leola V. Cooper 63 of Rt. 3 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a April 28 collision of her car with a fuel tanker at the Middle Road and Rt. 652 intersection. She leaves husband Richard A. Cooper and two sons. Funeral set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Leola V. Cooper
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Middle Road
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richard A. Cooper
Richard L. Cooper
Miami Beach
Fla
Harold L. Cooper
Rt. 3
W. O. Luttrell
Avon Park
Ernest B. Luttrell
Lawrence J. Luttrell
Lake City
Lee W. Luttrell
St. Petersburg
Vernon Lichliter
This City
Netta Bartosh
Los Angeles
Calif
Larry L. Cooper
Omps
Carl W. Hiser
D.D
E.U.B. Gharch
Mt. Hebron
Judge Calls Libel Award Excessive in Wanamaker Case
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr set aside a 145000 libel verdict won by Pearl A Wanamaker over Fulton Lewis Jr broadcasts. He said the amount shocked the conscience and showed passion or prejudice. The case may go to retrial or settle.
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Washington (P
U. S
Wanamaker
Wahington
Lewis
Washington State
Rouss Meeting Set For Thursday Evening May 7
The Rouss group schedules a meeting for Thursday at 8 p.m. as listed in the notices with times noted as 1p 5 6 21. Community attendance is encouraged.
Kidnaped Child Found After Dallas Drug Store Discovery
An 18 day old boy, Mitchell Johnson, was found abandoned in a Dallas drug store. The FBI arrested a 17 year old girl in Dallas who admitted kidnapping the baby and being the babysitter. The case followed the disappearance of Betty Smithey, the hired babysitter, and the two children last seen in New Mexico near Edgewood. The child is in good condition.
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Dallas
Tex
Kegon A
Mitchell Johnson
FBI
Betty Smithey
New Mexico
Johnson
Edgewood
Albuquerque
Smithey
Clovis
N.M
Vickie Wilson
Chandler, Ariz
Boy 14 Found Dead After Swim Near Naval Academy
A 14-year-old Culpeper boy, Adrian Benziger, was found in a Leonardtown stream near the Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy. Dr. Petty said death was likely by a combination of strangulation and drowning with neck injuries noted. police continue questioning classmates who swam with him.
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Leonardtown
Culpeper
Charles S. Petty
State Medical Examiner's Office
Baltimore
Adrian Benziger
Leonard Hall Junior Naval Academy
St. Marys County
Robert Miedzinski
Benziger
Miedzinski
Order of Xaverian Brothers
Churchill and Eisenhower Visit Ill Friends at Hospital
In Washington Churchill and President Eisenhower visit two gravely ill former colleagues at Wall Beesle Hospital. Sir Winston Churchill aged 84, joins the president to see Marshall and Dulles both described as critically ill with Dulles using a wheelchair and noting limited walking.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Britain
Wall' Beesle Hospital
Roy Marshall
U.S. Army
Churchill
Dulles
Eng- Churchill
White House
Marshall
State Department
Sir Winston
Court ruling leaves Prince Edward schools desegregation uncertain
In Prince Edward County prospects for school integration this fall appear dim despite a federal court order to desegregate by September. Attorneys cite potential county budget cuts and the State Pupil Placement Act as obstacles while noting the placement law may be upheld on its face in light of related Virginia and Alabama rulings.
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Richmond
Prince Edward County
County Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Alabama
J. Lindsy Almond Jr
4Th Circuit
General Assembly
Belief Grows That Johnson Is Presidential Aspirant
Democrats weigh Lyndon B. Johnson as a potential 1960 nominee amid talks among leaders. Kennedy presses hard while Symington and Stevenson are noted contenders with Truman’s influence unclear. Johnson’s moves spark speculation despite not declaring candidacy.
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Johnson
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Truman
Sens
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stuart Symington
DMO
Adlai E. Stevenson
Missouri
Symington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Humphrey
D-Minn
W. 4
Liberty Trees Campaign Promotes History Education
Strasburg Virginia Jaycees launch a plant a tree effort to fund a Nathan Hale scholarship for American history studies. Seedlings priced at one dollar each support a college fund to be awarded without regard to race color or creed. Sam Rayburn endorses the project alongside Rep Burr Harrison.
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Washington
Strasburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Blue Pots
Jaycee
James ‘Good
John O. Marsh Jr
Shenandoah Valley
Bunker Hill
Alamo
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Nathan Hale
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Burr P. Harrison
D-Va
Groundbreaking at Highland Church Sunday
Groundbreaking for the Highland Presbyterian Church and fellowship hall will be Sunday at 6 p.m. on the church lawn. Friends and members will meet for a service and fellowship hour followed by Dr. Charles Cowsert speaking and a showing of the film Does Christ Live In Your Heart. The new building honors all who worked at Highland Church during its chapel days.
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Highland Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Charles Cowsert
Christ
Highland Church
New York Building Site Details New Telphone Booths
Western Electric unveils a 31 story central building project with 15 phones for passersby. A tape recorded voice explains the current phase of the operation at the construction site.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Patented Rose Sale Amid Winchester Seed Co Loss
A retailer promotes a 20 percent discount on patented roses while noting a setback for Winchester Seed Co. The brief item highlights consumer discounts and a contemporaneous business challenge for the seed firm.
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Winchester Seed CO
United States Calls for Space Cooperation at U.N. meet
U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge urged global unity at a U N committee meeting on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. He said international cooperation could soon yield earth satellites enabling precise navigation and a space telescope, with man possibly circling Earth in satellites within years. Several delegations boycotted the session.
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Lodge
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
United Arab Republic
United States
Khrushchev Forecasts No Berlin Trouble in Talks
In Frankfurt Khrushchev says Berlin will not face trouble as talks proceed. He warns a separate German peace treaty if no agreement is reached, and links troop withdrawal to NATO and borders while stressing German reunification and security issues.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Westen
Geneva
East
West Germany
NATO
Hungary
Poland
Little Rock School Board votes to fire 44 teachers
The Little Rock School Board, with three segregationist members, fired 44 teachers amid the integration dispute. Twenty six of those let go work at Central High School where a few Negro students attended under protection in 1957 58. Moderates Lamb Matson and Tucker called the move illegal for lack of a quorum and said they may challenge it in court.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Central High School
Ted Lamb
Russell Matson
Everett Tucker Jr
Lamb
Central
J. W. Matthews
J. O. Powell
Elizabeth Huckaby
Orval E. Faubus
L. M. Christophe
Horace Mann School
Possible Khrushchev visit discussed in Washington
New York Times reports officials in Washington weighing a Khrushchev visit this year to open the Soviet exposition in New York City. While not enthusiastically inviting him, officials consider inviting if he shows interest, with June 30 opening of the Coliseum expo cited.
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New York
United States
Nikella Khrushchev
New York Times
Washington
Times
Coliseum
New York City
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Winchester Evening Star
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HOUSE
James L. Good
The
Burg Junior Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Byrd
Congress
Liberty Trees
Strasburg Jcc
Unity Among Nations
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D.C
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