Negotiations Continue After Milk Strike Across Co-ops
Three overnight conferences at the Lafayette Hotel failed to end the milk dispute between producers and handlers. Spokesmen said an agreeable condition was reached and talks would resume as the two sides seek a price around 5.50 to 5.60 per unit, with class 1 bottled milk and class 3 dumps noted.
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Dick Thomas
Gallipolis
Lafayette
Athens
Robert Hurst
Broughton’s
Marietta
Hurst
Paul Oschel
Huntington Interstate Milk Producers Association
Gordon Riehl
Southeastern Ohio Co-operative Dairy Sales Association
Waldo Poston
Athens Milk Sales
Faubus Defies Order Involving State Case
Gov. Orval Faubus refused to appear as a witness in a federal case over 1957 anti integration laws. He argues federal court cannot compel state executive testimony. The назначed hearing precedes a possible injunction to curb further integration at Little Rock Central High School.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Asa
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High School
Faubus
Democratic Party
Davies
FBI
Rep
Hays
White House
Department of Justice
U. S
Osro Cobb
Washington
Central High
Armstrong criticizes Eisenhower and Faubus on Negro rights
Louis Armstrong denounces President Eisenhower as two faced and gutsless over civil rights and accuses Arkansas Governor Faubus of running the country. He plans no government backed Russia trip, saying the South mistreats Black people. State Department has no comment. Soviet propaganda could seize on the remarks as a symbol of American intolerance.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Louis Satchmo Armstrong
Armstrong
Russia
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Washington
State Department
Teamsters Face Choice After AFL CIO Report
An AFL CIO committee says the Teamsters are corruptly dominated and must choose between cleaning up or being expelled from the federation. Hoffa Beck and Brewster named. executive council to approve penalties. Expulsion risks a battle with labor and loss of about $800000 yearly in dues.
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Washington
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Frank Brewster
Afl-Cio Executive Council
New York
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
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Fisher Body Strike Settlement Talks Resume in Mansfield
Negotiations between UAW and Fisher Body Division of General Motors to end a strike by about 1200 workers began at 10 a.m. in Mansfield. The walkout by UAW Local 459 members started at the Wednesday 5:30 p.m. deadline.
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Mansfield
United Auto Workers
UAW
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Weather outlook CHITO and West Virginia shows warm, showers
CHITO mostly cloudy and warm through Friday with a chance of scattered showers tonight and Friday. Low 65 to 69, high 78 to 82. West Virginia remains cloudy with rain tonight and showers and scattered thunderstorms Friday, warm overall.
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West Virginia
SEATO Meets Despite Coup in Bangkok
SEATO advisers met in Bangkok amid the Tuesday coup that toppled Premier P. Pibulsonggram. Marshal Sarit Thanarat, who seized power, said the conference would proceed with the same program, becoming host in effect. King Phumiphon Aduldet sanctioned Sarit's military custodian role until a new cabinet is formed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
P. Pibulsonggram
Sarit Thanarat
Phumiphon Aduldet
Sarit
World Plowing Title Quest Opens in Ohio
Twenty seven men from 14 nations compete in Adams County Ohio at the start of a two day World’s Conservation Exposition and Plowing Contest. The event, held in the United States for the first time in five years, decides two champions based on points from two half acre plots.
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Peebles
Ohio
Adams County
United States
Hopkins scientist claims cold vaccine development
Baltimore 34 year old Dr Winston H Price of Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health says he isolated the first true cold virus and developed a vaccine that prevented 80 percent of colds in controlled tests on 400 people. Immunity requires two shots four weeks apart with no reported side effects.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Winston H. Price
Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Price
Dr. Price
Fire damages roof at Builders Structural Steel plant
A early morning blaze in Cleveland caused about 25000 dollars in roof damage to the Builders Structural Steel Corp plant. No injuries were reported and the cause was under investigation by local fire officials.
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Cleveland
Builders Structural Steel Corp
Order Reigns Revolt Hinted in Strikebound Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires heavily armed troops seized all cable and telephone offices to enforce order amid a two week sitdown strike. The office workers union voted a 12 hour sympathy walkout and metallurgical workers planned a 15 minute action. A government roundup detained 100 union leaders including 20 women.
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Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
Pedro Aramaburo
New York
Aramburu
Telephone and Telegraph
Storm Esther Moves Inland From Gulf Coast Reach
The rainy remains of tropical storm Esther move north from the Gulf of Mexico causing floods in Louisiana and spreading heavy rains to Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Three drownings are reported and property damage is extensive as the Weather Bureau warns up to five inches of rainfall in the affected states today.
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New Orleans
Esther
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Ississippi
Britain and Malaya Strike Southeast Asia Defense Pact
Britain and newly independent Malaya announced a defense agreement on Wednesday allowing British forces to be based in Malaya. Malaya retains veto power over any British military action launched from the bases.
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London
Britain
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Police Officer Shot in South Lebanon. Two Held
Two men were detained as deputies questioned suspects after a gunman in a speeding white four door sedan shot Officer Ceasar Sparks in the foot as he stood at the South Lebanon police HQ. Chief James Combs fired at the suspects as they fled. the car was found abandoned near the Armitage gravel pit.
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Lebanon
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Ceasar Sparks
James Combs
Combs
Sparks
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Armitage
South
NLRB Orders Election at Kyger Creek Plant
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election for production and maintenance workers at Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Kyger Creek station in Cheshire Ohio. Workers will vote on Sept 26 to choose representation by the Utility Workers of America.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Ohio
Utility Workers of America
Eisenhower Aide Opens Ohio Municipal League Session
Thomas J. Graves executive assistant to President Eisenhower speaks at the sixth annual meeting of the Ohio Municipal League in Columbus addressing municipal issues and policy.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Graves
Eisenhower
Ohio Municipal League
25 Tons of Cyanide Dumped in Truck Train Crash
Thamesville Ontario mobilized after a truck was hit by a CN Rail train spilling 25 tons of cyanide. Volunteers and police removed debris and buried it in a remote site as weather forecasts warned of possible toxic dust. No masks used. state of emergency declared and civil defense mobilized.
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Thamesville
Ont
Ontario
Robert Letts
Truck Transport Company Limited
Dearborn
Mich
Canadian National Railways
Letts
Dow Chemical Co
Sarnia
Toronto
Central Ohio Trucker killed in Collision
Northeast police report an Ohio truck driver killed in a two-trailer crash on Route 5 near the New York Pennsylvania border. Robert C. Smith of Groveport Ohio was trapped and burned to death in his cab.
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Northeast
Ohio
New York- Pennsylvania
Robert C. Smith
Groveport
Progress Noted In Bell Strike Negotiations
In Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America reported limited progress after a dawn negotiation session called by federal mediators. The union submitted a new proposal the company rejected while Western Electric talks in New York also showed encouraging signs.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
New York
T. W. Robertson
Western Electric Co
Walter A. Maggiolo
CWA
Ohio Bell
District of Columbia
Martin J. Hughes
Ohio
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Soviet Ships Sail for Syria
Two Soviet warships the cruiser Zhdanov and the destroyer Svobodny sailed from port on a friendship mission toward Latakia Syria under invitation from Syria's leftist government. The move could bring them near the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the eastern Mediterranean. Moscow radio announced the voyage amid earlier Syrian charges against U.S. warships near the coast. The U.S. Navy denied the allegations.
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London
Syria
Mediterranean
Moscow
Zhdanov
Svobodny
Latakia
U.S
Avery Has Surgery After Appendix Removal
Avery Has Surgery in Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital for appendix removal on Saturday night. Sewell L Av ery, 83, retired board chairman of Montgomery Ward Co, is reported in fair condition.
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Chicago
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wesley Memorial Hospital
National limited derailed near Grafton
A national limited derailment near Grafton prompted a focused response and brief disruption. Details remain limited but rail officials coordinate restart and safety checks.
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United Nations, N.Y
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General Assembly
United Nations
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Des Moines
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Kansas City
Memphis
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Diego
Clear
Seattle
Traverse City
Loudy
Seato
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
Charles Malik
United Nations General Assembly
Malik
Munro
NLRB
Earl Richard Williamson
House Un-American Activities Committee
Red China
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Honolulu
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Avery
National Limited
Grafton
Athens CO
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PTA
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Chauncey Eee
Logan
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