Attorney General Links Shop Fire with Kierdorf
Michigan Attorney General Paul L. Adams tied Teamsters official Frank Kierdorf to a burning at Latreille cleaners in Flint. Witnesses report explosions and cries from inside the building as Kierdorf later collapsed in a Pontiac hospital in a coma. Adams offered two theories including union involvement or self-initiative.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Atty
Paul L. Adams
Teamsters
Frank Kierdorf
Flint
Adams
Kierdorf
Ing
Kiercorf
Pointiac
Latreille Cleaners
Quick Action Expected On Defense Trade Bills
The House prepared to advance two major end of session measures, a four year extension of the reciprocal trade program and a broad peacetime defense appropriation. Senate action likely soon, with conference to resolve differences on pension reporting and welfare plans.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Forecast Summary
West Virginia tonight will be fall-like with lows from 60 to 66 east and 66 to 70 west. Expect continued warmth and humidity with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Ohio partly cloudy tonight and Friday with highs near 70 and low around 64 to 68. The forecast notes weather elsewhere.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Chevrolet Furloughs 5500 at Cleveland Plant Changeover
About 5500 Chevrolet plant workers in Cleveland area will be furloughed for most of this month. GM spokesman says the cutback accompanies annual inventory plant rearrangement and model changeover and that many workers normally take vacation during this period.
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Cleveland
Chevrolet
Parma
General Motors Corp
Educator Warns Ohio Principals on Federal Aid Via Apathy
Dr Harold Eibling superintendent of Columbus city schools urged at Ohio University that without changes in public attitude toward education federal aid may become the only solution. He noted voters rejected over half of May school bonds and tax levies and warned complacency and anti intellectualism threaten schools. The address to 40 elementary principals at Lindley Hall contrasted physical and spiritual problems facing education.
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Ohio
Harold Eibling
Columbus City
Ohio University
Eibling
Lumbus
Lindley Hall
Prisoners Donate to Child's Heart Operation
In Georgetown Kentucky Mrs James Covington received a 102 dollar donation to aid her 22 month old child with a hole in the heart. The funds came from inmates at La Grange Reformatory where her husband serves a one year sentence and he did not know of the collection.
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Georgetown
James Covington
la Grange Reformatory
Strike Talks Slated Between Timken and Steelworkers
Timken Roller Bearing Co and United Steelworkers will meet in Canton on Monday to settle pension plan differences, with representatives aiming for a resolution.
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Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
United Steelworkers
Church Leaders Meet For WCC and Russian Orthodox Talks
Representatives of the World Council of Churches and the Russian Orthodox Church began a three day meeting in Utrecht to discuss closer ties and cooperation between the two faith bodies.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
World Council of Churches
Rail Strike Settled In Mexico City
Mexico City service to return to normal after four day walkout ended on the strikers terms.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Han sen turns 100 with first helicopter ride
Mrs. Matt Han sen celebrated her 100th birthday by taking her first helicopter ride as a birthday gift from her son-in-law.
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Chicago
Matt Hansen
U S envoy Murphy reports cordial Cairo talks on Nasser
Special envoy Robert Murphy described a four hour Cairo meeting with President Nasser as very friendly and satisfactory. Nasser kept Murphy waiting and sent him later in the day to Addis Ababa then Greece, while Jordan ferried British troops to Amman to bolster King Hussein's regime amid regional tension.
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Nasser
U. S
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Eisenhower
Middle East
Lebanon
Addis Ababa
Greece
Jordan
Aqaba
Amman
Hussein
Aden
Abdel Hakeim Amer
U.A.R
Saud
Feisal
Amer
Tankers Collide and Catch Fire in Newport Harbor
In thick fog two tankers, the Gulfoil and the S. E. Graham, collided at Newport Harbor entrance. The Gulfoil carried 22 000 barrels of gasoline. Six men are dead, 28 rescued, and search continues for 16 missing crew members.
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Newport
R.I
Newport Harbor
Navy
N. Eden
S. E. Graham
Providence
R. I
Port Arthur
Tex
Newark
N. J
Frank Powell
Township Pay Fraud Charged In Meigs County Case
State Auditor James A. Rhodes said Orville Watson, trustee in Meigs County, allegedly forged payrolls totaling 6364 dollars. Another 2101 was found for 361 days while Watson allegedly drove a county truck and collected county pay. Watson repaid 2757 from 80 checks. 3606 from 112 checks remain unpaid. Prosecutor O'Brien noted the report will go before a Meigs grand jury.
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James A. Rhodes
Orville Watson
Orange Two
Meigs County
Rhodes
Watson
Pomeroy
James B. O’brien
Meigs
O’brien
Japan Orders Physicals For Ships Crews After Radioactive Rain
Japan orders physical examinations for all crew members of the Satsuma and To kyo oceanographic ships after they were exposed to radioactive dust from a July test at Eniwetok. Doctors in New Britain found no harmful effects, and a Japanese team says contamination on the vessels appears negligible due to prompt handling.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Satsuma
Tokuyo
New Britain
U.S
Eniwetok
Nehru Threatens Crackdown on Reds in Kerala
Prime Minister Nehru signaled a crackdown on Kerala’s Communist government. He told a news conference that the 15 month old administration could be overwhelmed, delivering his strongest statement yet against the Reds in the crowded southwest province.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Kerala
Austrian protest over Hungarian border gunfire on tourists
Austrian officials report no injuries after Hungarian guards opened fire at American tourists near Deutsch-Jahrndorf inside Austria. The Foreign Office says the Americans were photographing fortifications when a machine gun fire from a Hungarian watch tower occurred. Names were not recorded.
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Vienna
Deutsch-Jahrndorf
Austria
Foreign Office
Ground Is Broken For Arab Irrigation Job
Amman Jordan officials broke ground on the largest irrigation project in the desert kingdom funded mainly by the United States and Jordan. A 41 mile canal will irrigate 30 000 acres and marks a major cooperation program between the two nations.
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Amman
Jordan
Desert
United States
Three More Enter Gallia County Judge Race
Unofficial tally completed in Mason County and Athens fair opening attendance details feature in The Messenger. Paving completed on three Athens streets shown alongside market and regional notices.
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Gallia
Mason County
Athens
Dulles to Return From Brazil with Middle East Proposals
Secretary of State Dulles returns from Brazil to speed U S policy ideas for the Middle East. Officials say plans seek insulation from the Soviet Western power struggle. Dulles met with Brazilian President Kubitschek and discussed a summit of the 21 American presidents for later this year.
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Cairo
Lebanon
Washington
Middle East
U.A.R
Dulles
Nasser
Ali Sabry
Mahmoud Fawzi
U. S
Raymond Hare
Faw
Brazil
State Department
Juscelino Kubitschek
Eisenhower
United Nations
Another Sister Too Much for Boy in Bristol
Morton Doolittle, 14, fled when he learned his mother had given birth to the fourth daughter. Patrolman Charles Lawler found the hungry boy in Glens Falls, New York, about 80 miles away and returned him to his father, Morton. The boy said he could not face a future with four younger sisters.
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Bristol
Morton Doolittle
Charles Lawler
Glens Falls
N. Y
Morton
Lawler
Big Balloon Bursts At 60 000 Feet
A huge plastic balloon, the largest ever built, reached about 60 000 feet before bursting. A monkey and other animals aboard fate unknown. It was the second failure of attempts to reach 135 000 feet for an Air Force cosmic ray experiment. An identical balloon burst at 40 000 feet on July 30. Cargos were carried by para chutes. Air Force trackers searched for the payload.
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Crosby, Minn
Earth
Air Force
UN Security Council to act on Middle East crisis
Delegates expect the Security Council to approve the U S resolution tonight or Friday and the General Assembly to convene by Saturday or Sunday. Dag Hammarskjöld must receive a request from seven council members, and the Assembly would meet within 24 hours. Eisenhower may attend if needed. Khrushchev’s attendance is doubtful.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Middle East
Security Council
U.S
Khrushchev
New York
United States
No One Unbeatable Woman Runs for Senate
Hazel Palmer 54-year-old Sedalia attorney wins Republican senatorial nomination defeating three men. She becomes Missouri’s first woman from either party to seek the U S Senate, and announces a challenge to Democratic Senator Stuart Symington in November. Palmer previously served three terms as Pettis County revenue collector and led the National Association of Business and Professional Women before retiring two months ago.
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Sedalia
U.S
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hazel Palmer
Symington
Miss Palmer
Senate
Pettis County
National Association of Business and Professional Women
O Neill Credits Lausche Plans Amid Campaign Picnics
Gov C William O Neill praised former Gov Frank Lausche for highway and mental health groundwork while on his 10th Governor Day picnic west of Alliance. DiSalle led a Democratic caravan through the 11th District as O Neill defended his record against charges of coasting on past achievements.
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C. William O'Neill
Findlay
O’neill
Alliance
Michael V. DiSalle
11Th
Ohio
Frank L. Lausche
Lausche
O'Neill
DiSalle
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