Sidetrack Steel Faces Aluminum Talks Influence
Steel labor talks paused to allow aluminum industry negotiations, which could pressure steel settlements. Finnegan said progress was limited while aluminum talks resume in Chicago ahead of a January 1 deadline. McDonald’s union leads about 33,000 workers at Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser. Kaiser already reached steel pact and could steer aluminum talks toward peace.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eisenhower
Finnegan
Steelworkers Union
Major Can
Chicago
David J. McDonald
Clock Steel
McDonald’s
Kaiser
Alcoa
Doctors De Salle Fresh Row Over Aged Medical Pay
Gov DiSalle saved 200 from his pocket but sparred with Southeastern Ohio doctors over Aid for the Aged fees. The dispute centers on a $200 bill from Dr T J Najm for an operation on an 83 year old pensioner and the governor’s promise to pay only for anesthetic.
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Jack Gilbert
Michael V. DiSalle
Southeastern Ohio
Division of Aid For
DiSalle
T. J. Najm
Nelsonville
Najm
Owen F. Yaw
Logan
Yaw
George Watson
Adelphi
Watson
Dr. Yaw
Judge Plastered When Ceiling Fails in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas ceiling collapsed in city court Thursday injuring Judge W H Gilmartin with cuts to his head and hands. He quipped that someone disliked his fine decisions as spectators evacuated the courtroom.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. H. Gilmartin
Marietta College Receives $5000 Gift Toward Growth Campaign
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. contributed five thousand dollars to Marietta College for its thirteen hundred thousand dollar development fund campaign. The drive ends February 14, 1960, marking the college’s 125th charter anniversary.
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Marietta
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Marietta College
Former prosecutor seeks GOP nomination for Sixth Ohio seat
William Harsha Jr. announced his bid for the Republican nomination to Congress in the Sixth Ohio District. The seat’s former holder, James G. Polk of Highland, has died.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
William Harsha Jr
Ohio
James G. Polk
Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast With Temperature Rise
Forecast shows temperatures averaging about 12 degrees above normal. Normal highs range from 37 to 84. A mild start Monday gives way to colder conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Expect around one inch of precipitation in periods of rain tonight and Saturday, with a repeat around Monday.
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Momndey
Ban on Poultry Sales After Cancer Risk Warned
Washington officials announce a ban on poultry fattened with diethyl stilbestrol, with growers removing birds already produced. Authorities assure housewives safety and urge disposal of skin liver and kidneys if a chicken is on hand, noting no residue found in meat.
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Washington
Akron Man Seeks Pay In W Va Accident
Harvey Lawrence of Akron filed a $25,000 damage suit in U S District Court against John D Jones of South Charleston charging speeding and reckless driving. Lawrence was listed as a passenger in Jones car when it crashed near Ripley last March 7 and seeks compensation for injuries. A separate report from Portsmouth notes Billy Durham, 11, of near Maysville Kentucky, died after a fire at his grandparents home in Vanceburg Kentucky.
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Charleston
W. Va
Harvey Lawrence
Akron
Ohio
U. S
John D. Jones
South Charleston
Jones
Lawrence
Ripley
Portsmouth
Billy Durham
Maysville
Vanceburg
Portsmouth Mercy Hospital
Commissioners Favor Road Aid No Taxes
The County Commissioners Association backs more road funding for counties and townships but rejects using real estate and personal property taxes for highways. They favor financing the Highway Department by other means while a survey seeks fair revenue distribution and costs for road work.
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Columbus
County Commissioners’ Assn
Highway Department
Enid
Highway Safety Department
Martial Law Deployed At Wilson Packing Plant
National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets dispersed a crowd at the Wilson Packing Co plant in Albert Lea Minnesota to back Gov. Freeman's martial law order in Freeborn County. The plant remained shut to union workers as non union staff continued production.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Wilson Packing Co
Orville Freeman
Freeborn
Wilson Gates
Wilson
Minnesota
Paul V. Meyer
Mankato
Niles Shoff
Atty
O. Russell Olson
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Three Meigs Countians Seek Damages in West Virginia Case
Three Meigs Countians sue for 311 614 dollars damages in a West Virginia court after a Route 17 crash near Winfield. Plaintiffs Rose Patterson and Judy Slanter, injured, sue Cecil Facemire as Braxton County administrator and Donald Sirk, owner of one car, over the fatal collision that killed Larry Sirk and Mrs Wilma Sirk. Patterson sustained severe facial injuries and fractures. Slawter suffered lacerations. Rose Patterson and Paul Patterson hailed from Rutland and Middleport respectively.
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Meigs
West Virginia
Winfield
Rose M. Patterson
Paul L
Rutland
Judy Slanter
Middleport
Cecil Facemire
Braxton County
Larry Gail Sirk
Sutton
Donald Sirk
Dock
Putnam County
Larry Sirk
Wilma Jean Sirk
Columbus
Patterson
Miss Slawter
Larry Sirk Wee
Mrs Patterson
Two Perry County Schools Face Charter Revocation
The Shawnee and New Straitsville districts may lose charters after State Board of Education review of Public Instruction Supt. E. E. Holt recommendation. Holt urged revoking charters for New Straitsville Shawnee Glenford Hopewell Harrison and Junction City Jackson for failing to meet state standards. Similar action last year closed several Hocking County high schools and redirected students to others. Voters previously rejected a district merge bill in New Straitsville Shawnee and Corning.
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Shawnee
New Straitsville
State Board of Education
Recommendation of Public Instruction
E. E. Holt
Holt
Perry County
Glenford - Hopewell
Harrison
Junction City-Jackson
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Hoods Didn't Care Where Cash Was
In Lexington Kentucky Stella Starkey called police when burglars ransacked a drug store beneath her home. City and county officers mislocated the scene causing delays of 18 minutes for city officers and 12 hours for county police. The safe containing 1700 dollars and checks was later found abandoned.
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Lexington
Stella Starkey
Kilauea Ihi Crater Erupts Eight Time
Kilauea Iki crater began another eruption on Thursday night marking the eighth since November 14. Geophysicist Dr. Jerry Eaton notes lava oozing and splashing up 25 to 30 feet, a milder display than earlier eruptions reaching 1600 feet.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea_ Iki
Jerry Eaton
Hamilton Man Killed When Hit By 2 Autos
Hamilton Ohio Lee Gillespie aged 72 of Hamilton was killed Thursday night after being struck by two cars moving in the same direction. Police said the first impact came from Kenneth Van Winkle 30, also of Hamilton, tossing Gillespie into another lane where David H. Weiserborn 50 of Hamilton struck him a second time.
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Hamilton
Ohio
P— Lee Gillespie
Gillespie
Kenneth van Winkle
David H. Weiserborn
New Ohio River Bridge Plans Outline Route and Aid
Huntington officials and Ohio West Virginia leaders meet to study a four lane U S 52 bridge across the Ohio River with traffic circle approaches. Preston says plan includes a Chester area link and a by pass to connect routes 52 and 23 to boost cross river traffic and seek 9 percent federal aid.
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Huntington
W.va
Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Everett Preston
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Chambers of Commerce
Preston
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Columbus Man Is Arrested At Lake Cabin
A 25 year old Columbus man with parole from Mansfield Reformatory was arrested Thursday in a Burr Oak Lake cabin. Paul Eugene Wemmer was taken into Morgan County custody after deputies found two stolen automobiles near the Dock 2 area property owned by Harley R Bruckner. Wemmer had been living in the cabin after being flushed from another nearby residence. the autos reportedly stolen last week and tied to church break ins at Glouster and the Columbus area were recovered nearby.
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Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Morgan County
William McCoy
Glouster
Wemmer
Robert A. Warfield
Meat Delivery Is Refused After Truck Accident
The Cee Bee Packing Co refused delivery of 20 000 pounds of beef valued over 12000 held at Lake Motor Freight Lines after a refrigerated truck from Chicago tipped over on Ohio 6 and sank into 18 inches of water. Inspectors said the meat appeared to be immersed and it was destined for several Cleveland supermarket chains.
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Cleveland
Cee Bee Packing Co
Port Clinton
Lake Motor Freight Lines, Inc
Charles B. Cohn
Cee Bee
Chicago
Ohio 6
City Health Department
East Liverpool Board Raises Pay For 262 Staff
The East Liverpool Board of Education plans raises for 262 staff on February 1 citing a projected $62 576 increase in state aid. Teachers and certified personnel will get $200 more annually while other employees receive $150 extra.
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East Liverpool
Confederate Veteran Walter Williams Listed in Critical Condition
In Houston Texas Civil War veteran Walter Williams aged 107 was declared in critical condition by his doctor. He has been on oxygen since Sunday after contracting pneumonia for the fourth time since June.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Wiliams
Ringleader of Escapees Is Captured
Charles W. Yank Stewart 52 the ringleader of twenty North Carolina Ivy Bluff Prison escapees was captured in Martinsville Virginia after a high speed chase. His arrest left six escapees at large with two possibly near Lynchburg Roanoke. Eight others had been captured in Virginia four in Ohio and one near the prison. Stewart was positively identified by State Police Sgt J H Barnes after an initial alias. One escapee still at large is Woodrow Stewart 38 of Boone NC.
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Martinsville
Charles W
Stewart
North Carolina
Ivy Bluff
Wilmington
N. C
Smith River
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Virginia
Ohio
Cambridge
Yank Stewart
J. H. Barnes
Woodrow Stewart
GE Plans 800 Layoffs Spark Union Dispute in Cincinnati
General Electric announced 241 hourly workers to be laid off after next week and about 550 salaried and managerial staff around January 1 at its jet engine plant in Cincinnati. Union officials claim discrimination against union members, as layoffs precede Christmas. GE cites military-order cutbacks for jet engines as the reason and says salaried staff receive longer notice.
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Cincinnati
General Electric Co
Robert Lawson
United Automobile Workers
Arnold Tucker
Machinists Union
Tucker
John MacQueen
Senate Probers Probe Small Drug Firms Versus Big Makers
Senate Antitrust subcommittee investigates how smaller firms fare when facing large drug companies. Seymour Blackman of Premo Pharmaceutical Labs testifies as the panel weighs big ad campaigns and patent handling. Johns Hopkins and Mayo Foundation witnesses clash over Merck circulars for the steroid Decadron and asserted safety claims.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Seymour Blackman
Premo Pharmaceutical Laboratories
Inec
South Hackensack
N_1
Rand Dixon
Auucommittee
Premo
Blackman
Pharmaceutical House
Merck & Co, Inc
Decadron
Louis Lasagna
Johns Hopkins University Division of Clinical Pharmacology
Subcommittee
Philip S. Hench
Mayo Foundation
Area Towns Briefed About Aid Program
Forty officials from Ohio towns and counties under 50 000 population learned how to qualify for federal grants to fund future planning projects. Glenn Kershaw of the U S Housing and Home Finance Agency said all applications must go through the Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development, with total grants at 1 7 million dollars and small communities limited to 50 000 or 60 000. Attending communities included Uhrichsville Fremont Westerville Oberlin Barberton Hilliard Cheshire Elyria Middleport Gallipolis Oxford Canal Winchester Logan London and Alliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Glenn Kershaw
U. S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Kershaw
Uhrichsville
Fremont
Westerville
Oberlin
Barberton
Hilliard
Cheshire
Elyria
Middleport
Gallipolis
Oxford
Canal Winchester
Logan
London
Alliance
Juvenile Runaway Reported From Hocking County
Harvey Chakey age 17 of Trimble Route 1 was picked up on Route 13 in Hocking County Thursday by the State Highway Patrol and turned over to the Hocking juvenile probation officer as a runaway.
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Harvey Chakey
Trimble
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Hocking
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