Soviet Union to accuse U S over East West tensions in UN
The Soviet Union is expected to claim the United States is heightening cold war tensions by stirring up East West issues in the United Nations. Vasily Kuznetsov, the Soviet first deputy foreign minister, is seen as certain to outline Moscow's position in the General Assembly policy debate.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kremlin
General Assembly
Kuznetsov
Red Ae
Tibet
Poland
Security Council
Red China
World Organization
Peiping
Britain
Turkey
Japan
Arkady A. Sobolev
Laos
Explosion at Hercules Powder plant kills two in New Jersey
A half ton of experimental rocket propellant exploded at the Hercules Powder Co plant in Kenvil killing two men and injuring five others. The bunker's destruction and flaming debris were reported as workers were mixing propellant by remote control. The five injured were not seriously hurt.
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Kenvil
N.J
Hercules Powder Co
Albert R. Ely
Hercules
Ely
Char don Man Killed Wife Injured In Rainstorm Crash
In Chardon Ohio a man, Stanley Zoszak 35, was killed when his car lost control in heavy rain. His wife Dorothy 29, a passenger, is listed in fair condition at Geauga Community Hospital.
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Chardon, Ohio
Chardon
Stanley Zoszak
Dorothy
Geauga Community Hospital
Doctors Will Attempt To Separate Siamese Twins In Oregon
In Portland a surgical team from the University of Oregon Medical School plans a difficult separation operation for Siamese twins Jeanet Kim and Denett Linn born June 29 to James and Mrs Stubblefield of Parma Idaho. The girls joined at the abdomen and weigh 18 pounds combined.
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon Medical School
Jeanet Kim
Denett Linn
James Stubblefield
Parma
Idaho
Virginia PTA Seeks Continued Public Education Support
The Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers plans a resolution for the 1958-60 legislative session urging continued public education for all children. Approved by 20 of 24 districts, the measure comes as Farmville and Prince Edward County schools remain closed to avoid integration.
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Richmond
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Longshore Strike Moves to White House Action
Federal mediator says the six day old dock walkout is now a matter for the President. Hagerty's Palm Springs statement confirms the White House involvement as unions threaten to broaden the strike. A New Orleans restraining order targets two locals while others continue picketing.
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New York
James C. Hagerty
Palm Springs
Calif
White House
New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
ILA
Eisenhower
Elements Are Still Pounding in Central U.S. Weather
Mild temperatures and rain covered the Midwest and South with most regions seeing a second day of showers. Chicago St Louis and Quincy recorded about an inch. Oklahoma Texas faced five deaths and major damage with Edmondson declaring a disaster.
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Midwest
St. Louis
Quincy
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Texas
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Low Lakes Region
New England
Soviets Await Word From Lunik III Moon Probe
Soviet scientists monitored the Lunik III launch as the 614 pound spacecraft passed the moon’s far side hour. Officials believed the automatic observatory would start transmitting data within 24 hours while the central computing station processed readings from the journey.
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Moscow
Moon
Conservatives Favored To Win Third Term In Britain
London reports betting favored the Conservative party to win a third term in the national election with odds dropping to 2 to 5 while Labor faced 2 to 1, as Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell campaigned on domestic and foreign policy. Separately scientists track a satellite returning from space to study crater scars and magnetic radiation, with Soviet observers aiding the mission.
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London
Britain
Hugh Gait- Skell
Gaitskell
Egypt
Earth
I. A. Khvostikov
Indicted Dutch radio operator faced in Boston slaying case
Willem Van Rie a 30 year old Dutch ship radio operator waived extradition in Brooklyn to face a murder charge stemming from the death of Lynn Kauffman 23 of Chicago whose battered body was found in Boston harbor after the freighter Utrecht left for New York from Singapore Prosecutors say Van Rie admitted striking Kauffman during a quarrel in her cabin but denies knowledge of her death A Suffolk County grand jury in Boston indicted him for murder based on beating and assault findings and a medical examiner cited drowning as the immediate cause of death
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Boston
Willem van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Chicago
Boston Harbor
van Rie
Youths Attack Eight Negroes in Brooklyn Incident
A group of 40 to 50 white youths attacked eight Negro teenagers as they left a school center in Brownsville Brooklyn. Ernest Armstrong 16 was treated for a chest slash and released. Four youths were held by police. Investigators said no gangs were involved and motive was unclear.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Ernest Armstrong
Armstrong
DiSalle Praises Dayton State Hospital After Surprise Visit
Governor Michael V. Di Salle praised Dayton State Hospital after a surprise visit calling it the best staffed state hospital he has seen. Superintendent Dr. Joseph Mendelson noted the facility, built for 1200 patients, now serves 1750 patients.
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Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Joseph Mendelson
Mendelson
Clash Looms Between Makarios and Grivas in Rhodes Meeting
Arch bishop Makarios and former Greek Cypriot underground leader Gen. George Grivas are expected to clash in a Rhodes meeting amid quarrels that have threatened Greek Cypriot unity. In Tokyo, the United States offered Japan four million pounds of wheat flour to aid Typhoon Vera victims.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
George Grivas
Rhodes
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Women styles highlighted in Messenger three page section
A special three page section in The Messenger spotlights women’s styles across pages 10 to 12. The feature outlines trends, fabrics, and accessory ideas showcasing mid century fashion and local styling.
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Dodgers
Moeller
Congress
Parade of Hills
Council
Ee Ee
Eee Coles Ask
Gallipolis Oe
Auxiliary Cop Relieved After Fatal Lorain Chase
Patrolman Robert Weiland of Avon is relieved of duty after shooting and killing Martin Salgado during a high speed pursuit and crash in Lorain County. The part time officer, 25, will stay off duty until the Lorain County grand jury returns next month with findings on the case.
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Elyria
Robert Weiland
Lorain
Avon
Laverne Pickering
Weiland
Avon Force
Lorain County
Labor Leaders Clash Over Jim Crow Tactics
AFL CIO President George Meany and A. Philip Randolph agree on ending Jim Crow in unions but diverge on methods. Randolph supported desegregated locals amid earlier disputes at the San Francisco Executive Council convention.
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New York
AFL Cio
George Meany
A. Philip Randolph
Meany
Randolph
San Francisco
Aflcio Executive Council
Contestants Called In Twenty-one Probe Hearings Start
Washington three contestants from the former Twenty-one quiz show were summoned by the House Legislative Oversight subcommittee to view a show film and discuss charges of rigging. Chairman Oren Harris said investigations show control techniques used to favor some contestants. The panel also has New York grand jury records and testimonies, though the grand jury found no one guilty and kept its report secret.
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Washington
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
New York
Three Killed In Two Car Wreck Near McConnelsville
Three people died and five were injured in a Monday two car crash on Ohio 77 one mile south of McConnelsville. Victims were Owen Myers 25 Elyria and his infant child. Denise Spurgeon 18 Mount Vernon died later at Bethesda Hospital. Injured include Roy Spurgeon 21 his wife Deborah 3 and Roy Spurgeon Sr. Myers wife Mary and their 3 year old son were also hurt.
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Ohio
McConnelsville
Owen Myers
Elyria
Deborah
Spurgeon
Roy Sr
Myers
Mary
Air Force Reports Atlas Missile Test Off Atlantic
The Air Force announced satisfactory performance of an Atlas missile fired over the Atlantic on a 5500 mile test using a new tactical nose cone. Officials said objectives were achieved and the missile descended within the target area.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Washington
Electrical Workers Stage Sporn Walkout
About 90 electrical workers at Philip Sporn walked off the job during a daylong walkout. The dispute involved union electricians and power company employees, but no picket lines were formed.
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Point Pleasant
Philip Sporn
Union Electricians
Power Company
Steelmen Give No Ground in Pittsburgh Strike
The United Steelworkers Union vows to continue its 84 day strike until justice is done. Union president David J. McDonald says no further talks are scheduled, with talks collapsed Monday night and Taft Hartley action seen as possible. The industry offers 15 cent hourly increase over two years, while the union values it at 10.2 cents, contingent on contract language giving management more control.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
David J McDonald
McDonald
Eisenhower
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
New York
Taft-Hartley
Strikes Force C&O Rail to Furlough 1535 Employees
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will furlough 1535 workers effective Oct 12, mainly in maintenance of way, equipment, and stores, across its 5000 mile system. The line, with 26,000 employees, laid off 980 during Aug 10–21 due to the steel strike, with some recalled by seniority.
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Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
C&o
Man pleads innocent in murder case in Ironton
Charles Farmer, 61, of Ironton, pleaded innocent here Monday to second degree murder in the May 6 death of 41 year old Mary Alice Adkins. Trial is scheduled for October 19.
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Ironton
Billy Joe Schaffer
Emma Remy
Lima State Hospital
Charles Farmer
Mary Alice Adkins
Negro Parents Picket Lincoln School for Transfer
In New Rochelle New York Negro parents demonstrated before Lincoln Elementary School on Monday urging the transfer of its 497 pupils to nearby schools with predominantly white pupils. Picket signs charged the building was structurally unsafe.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Lincoln
Publicity Push Continues After Court Blocks Ballot
Despite a court action blocking Ohio from placing the metropolitan federation amendment on the November ballot, the Ohio Committee for the amendment will continue to publicize the proposal.
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Dayton
Metropolitan Federation
Ohio Committee For
Weather overview for Ohio and West Virginia regions
Partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms today and tonight. Cooler tonight with lows around 58. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a chance of rain. highs near 74 to 78. West Virginia shows variable clouds and warm conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. tonight’s lows 60 to 68, Wednesday mostly cloudy with showers and storms. Regional temperatures and conditions summarized.
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