Teamsters Strike Hits A and Kroger Stores in Southeast Ohio
A Teamsters strike in Columbus disrupts bakery and fresh produce supplies for A and Kroger stores in Southeast Ohio and affects West Virginia outlets. The stoppage threatens to leave stores short on groceries within days, with local managers seeking substitutes as talks stall.
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A&p
Kroger
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Teamster
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Kern St
Blaine Riggs
Athens Kroger
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Poling
Riggs
Point Pleasant
the Messenger
Charleston
Huntington
Albers
Volcano Erupts as Lava Pours From Kilauea Scene
Kil auea volcano on Hawaii Island erupts for a third day sending lava fountains and thick smoke into the sky. Spectators fill roads as white hot rocks blast into the crater and molten flows fill the pit below.
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Kilauea
Kilauea Iki
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Hawai Island
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Mark Waters
Hawaii
Plane Down Of Coast 42 Aboard
National Airlines DC7B with 42 aboard wrecked in the Gulf of Mexico 108 miles east southeast of New Orleans. No survivors seen. Coast Guard vessels head to the scene. The flight was from Miami to New Orleans with 36 passengers and six crew.
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National Airlines
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Coast Guard
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Fla
Eisenhower Hears Budget Talk With Top Officials
President Eisenhower meets with Defense Secretary Neil McElroy Budget Director Maurice Stans and General Nathan Twining plus nine Washington aides to review the military portion of the 1961 budget at the Augusta National Golf Club. Defense costs appear near 41 billion with total outlays around 79 billion. revenue expected to rise and a balanced budget hoped.
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Neil H. McElroy
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Asia
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Maurice Stans
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Stans
J Stewart Aice Dies After Auto Crash Near Alliance
J Stewart Aice 54 a U S commissioner died from injuries suffered in an auto accident near Alliance on August 28 He passed away Wednesday at a local hospital according to officials words indicate the crash occurred Saturday and was investigated by authorities
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Alliance
Hearne
M. D Nathan
Dag Assigns UN Official to Laos Mission
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will have former Finnish premier Sakari Tuomioja remain in Laos for up to four weeks after Hammarskjold departs. Tuomioja will study Laos economic needs for UN aid and act as a restraining influence on Communist rebels amid Laos turmoil. The Soviet delegation warned the move could worsen tensions and threaten peace.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Societ
Laos
Hammarskjold
Sakari Tuomioja
Finland
Tuomioja
Ohio Women Medics Win National Honors at AMA Meet
At the American Medical Women's Association mid year session in Hot Springs Arkansas nine awards highlighted women in medicine. Dr Frances Keller Harding Colin hus and Dr Frances E Pickett were among the honorees in this national recognition and Cleveland figures prominently.
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Ark
American Medical Women’s Ass
Frances Keller Harding
Colin. Hus
Frances E. Pickett
Cleveland
Western Reserve University drives funds for six million science center
Cleveland action plans a Thursday drive to raise additional money for a science center budgeted at six million dollars. The project aims to start construction next year on the university campus.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Blood Gift For Cuban Rebel Leader Reported
Miami nurse Yani L. Maris recounts donating blood directly to Ma Camilo Cienfuegos as Cuba searched for him. She says he lay near death after a Nov 5 transfusion following his Oct 28 disappearance en route from Camaguey to Havana.
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Miami
Fla
Camilo Cienfuegos
Miami News
Yani L. Maris
Cienfuegos
Camaguey
Havana
Pope Names Cardinals Including Two Americans
Pope John XXIII named eight new cardinals in Vatican City. The list includes Archbishops Albert Gregory Meyer of Chicago and Aloysius J. Muench of Fargo North Dakota.
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John XXIII
Albert Gregory Meyer
Chicago
Aloysius J. Muench
Fargo
Nixon Quietly Plans Ideal Campaign Strategy
The piece portrays Richard Nixon shaping a cautious 1960 bid with a low public presence until January and February while focusing on homework and question answer sessions. It notes Cranberry Center visit amid a contamination scare and hints at farm policy silence until the Republican convention.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Wisconsin
Four Clutter family members murdered in Kansas farm home
In Garden City Kansas four members of prominent Clutter family were slain over the weekend. Herbert Clutter 48 his wife Bonnie 45 daughter Nancy 16 and son Kenyon 15 were bound gagged and shot in the head. Nancy was found with money envelope and diamond ring nearby. Coroner Dr. Robert Fenton set death between 11 p m Saturday and 2 a m Sunday. Nancy and Mary Ewart who was driving Nancy to the Clutter home discovered the bodies. The Clutter patriarch a Wheat Growers leader and Farm Credit Board appointee. The family seemed ready to retire and were found in pajamas with two in bed and the others in basement.
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Bonnie
Nancy Mae
Kenyon
Clutter
Nancy
Church
Robert Fenton
Clutters
Mary Ewart
Susan Kidwell
Kansas Assn. of
National Wheat Growers Assn
Garden City Equity Exchange
Cooperaive
Eisenhower Ap
Federal Farm Credit Board
Tractor kalls Caldwell Boy
On a weekend starting Friday the 13th Ohio roads saw at least 13 injuries and a 14th accidental fatality when an infant fell from its mother's arms onto the bathroom floor. The fatalities included five month old Paul Howard Lee of Akron and 15 year old David Crock of Route 3 Caldwell after a tractor overturned on a Noble County road.
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Ohio
Paul Howard Lee
Akron
David Crock
Caldwell
Noble County
Cleveland Orchestra Concertmaster Josef Gingold to Leave
The Cleveland Orchestra announces concertmaster Josef Gingold will depart after this season to become a professor of music at Indiana University. He has served as concertmaster for 13 years and will pursue academic duties starting next year.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Josef Gingold
Indiana University
No Tax Reduction Likely Says Gov DiSalle
Ohio Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Rep. Roger Cloud debated the 330 million tax increase plan. DiSalle argued tax rates are unlikely to fall, citing natural growth and consumer burden, while touching on possible adjustments to sales tax on church dinners.
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Columbus
Rockefeller links automation solution to economic expansion
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller argues at the New York State AFL-CIO convention that automation pressures can be eased by a healthier economy. He contends growth creates jobs for workers displaced by automation and cites his recent Western tour through California, Oregon, Seattle, and Idaho.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
New York State
Afl-Cio
California
Oregon
Seattle
Idaho
Nehru Rejects Reds Troop Withdrawal Plan
NEW DELHI Prime Minister Nehru rejected Communist China’s proposals for mutual troop withdrawals along the Tibetan Indian border. He said Chou En-lai’s seventh proposal seemed impractical and urged an immediate meeting with the Chinese premier.
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India
Nehru
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Driver Hits LOO MPH Three Lose Their Lives
In Jacksonville North Carolina a car traveling over 100 mph side swiped one vehicle and crashed head on into another. Three people died including Eugene Dercoli 29 of Struthers Ohio Stanley Clark Millis 18 of Hampstead North Carolina a hitchhiker in Dercoli s car and Murdock Macauley 57 of Mahone Bay Nova Scotia.
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Eugene Dercoli
Struthers
Ohio
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Hampstead
N.C
Dercoli
Murdock Macauley
Mahone Bay
Nova Scotia
Orville Elias Dies Amid Libel Suit Fallout
Orville Elias, 56, a central figure in an April court case that led Gov. Michael DiSalle to question a witness, died last night at Lawrence County Memorial Hospital. He faced several libel suits against the governor and others stemming from DiSalle’s public allegations.
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Orville Elias
Michael V. DiSalle
Lawrence County Memorial Hospital
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DiSalle
Sub Zero Cold Snow Hits Again Across Plains
DENVER Colo A fresh blizzard snarled the Rocky Mountains and northern Great Plains with sub zero temps and 60 mph winds. Butte Helena Lewiston Sheridan reported extreme lows. Scottsbluff Denver Helena saw sharp drops. Snowfall blanketed Montana and fatal disruptions kept roads and air travel halted while schools closed.
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Great Plains
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Kansas
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Neb
Helena
Townsend
Cranberries Stew as States Seek Disaster Declarations
Washington health officials hold Wisconsin cranberries linked to weed killer contamination. Ocean Spray president C P Olson urges President Eisenhower to declare disaster areas in Oregon Washington Wisconsin New Jersey and Massachusetts for cranberry growers.
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Washington
Chicago
Wisconsin
C. P. Olson
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc
Eisenhower
Oregon
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Navy chief Edward Lull Cochrane dies at 67 in New Haven
Vice Adm. Edward Lull Cochrane USN Ret. 67 former chief of the Navy Bureau of Ships during World War II died Saturday in New Haven. He had served 33 years and was vice president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology before retirement in 1947.
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Conn
Edward Lull Cochrane
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Cochrane
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Irish Ambassador Expresses Sorrow for Maid's Death
Ambassador John J Hearne of Ireland told a 500 strong Zion Methodist Church audience in Courland Virginia that his government will help the family of Jessie Hamlin a 56 year old widow struck and killed on a Washington street by a car driven by his son David 21 who claimed diplomatic immunity The family attorney William S Thompson said two talks with the ambassador preceded the funeral and a financial settlement is expected
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John J. Hearne
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Zion Methodist Church
Jessie Hamlin
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Hearne
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