U. S. Steel President Wounds Self With Knife
Walter F. Munford president of the strikebound U S Steel Co was brought to Cape Cod Hospital in serious condition after a knife wound in his abdomen The hospital said his night was good and his condition satisfactory He had been fatigued and nervous for weeks and an investigation began with delayed disclosure of the injury
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Hyannis
Mass
Walter F. Munford
U. S. Steel Co
Gerald A. Ouellette
Cape Cod Hospital
Munford
Boston
Cape Cod
Barnstable County
Steel
Forged Card Ring Broken in Montreal Operation
Montreal police said an international forged credit card ring used to cash bogus checks has been broken with seven men in custody and at least 10 others sought. A printer from Europe and a western Montreal bar and grill hub were involved. arrests occurred in Montreal and Columbus Ohio.
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Montreal
Que
U. S
Europe
Kimball Heads Citizens Group To Plan DNC In Los Angeles
Dan A. Kimball former secretary of the Navy leads a citizens committee to organize the Democratic National Convention to be held in Los Angeles next summer.
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Los Angeles
Dan A. Kimball
Secretary of the Navy
Citizens’ Committee
Weather summary for Ohio West Virginia and cities
Partly cloudy and warm in Ohio today tonight and Friday with lows near 60s and highs near 87. West Virginia fair tonight and Friday with hot conditions and possible scattered thundershowers in the northwest late afternoon. Elsewhere the forecast lists numerous cities with varying cloudiness and temperatures including Albany 87 66 Atlanta 83 62 Cleveland 84 64 Detroit 63 Honolulu clear Kansas City 78 65 Los Angeles 77 60 Memphis 83 Philadelphia 65 Phoenix 74 Portland 72 St Louis 88 67 Tampa 92 74.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Essiogias
Ortland
Ore
Oudy Ae
St. Louis
Tampa
AFL-CIO backs soft approach to union racial bias
At the AFL-CIO convention in San Francisco a heated debate ended with labor choosing a moderate path to curb racial discrimination within unions. Officials decided on persuasive measures rather than a mandatory ban, signaling a softer strategy amid ongoing discussions.
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San Francisco
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Triangle Shooting In Love Triangle Ends In Suicide
A 35-year-old engineer, Glen Cubbison, told sheriff he was shot twice by Howard C. Hawkey who then killed himself after forcing his wife Felma into another room during a love triangle feud. Cubbison spoke from St. Rita's Hospital where he is recovering. Hawkey allegedly threatened Felma during the five year affair, leading to the fatal confrontation last Friday night.
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Lima
Glen Cubbison
Felma
Howard C. Hawkey
Clay Cotterman
Cubbison
St. Rita’s Hospital
Hawkey
Communist party official leaves HUAC hearing in Washington
Arnold John, son of a New York legislative director for the Communist party in the United States, exits the House Un-American Activities Committee hearing in Washington. He refused to say if he supplied derogatory information about American cities for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s tour.
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Arnold Johnson
New York
Communist Party
U. S
House
Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
FHA Raises Interest on Insured Home Mortgages
The FHA boosted its maximum rate on insured mortgages from 5% to 5 1 4 percent after President Eisenhower signed a third housing bill. The higher rate will raise monthly payments but aims to improve loan accessibility for home buyers nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Eisenhower
FHA
Anesthetic Explosion Kills Woman in Bradford Hospital
Doris Wolford died on the operating table at Bradford Hospital after a volatile anesthetic exploded inside her mouth. Hospital administrator Robert Cole said a spark from a room motor may have ignited the anesthetic during surgery.
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Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Robert Cole
Doris Wolford
Khrushchev Tours Pittsburgh Amid Steel Mill Drive
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited Pittsburgh in an open car under sunshine to view Mesta Machinery and the nearby Jones & Laughlin mill. Nikolai A. Tikhonov accompanied him while demonstrations reflected local immigrant communities and security concerns framed his East West talks with President Eisenhower.
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Khrushchev
Pittsburgh
Mesta Machinery Co
Jones & Laughlin
Mesta
Khrushchev visit stirs crowd at Carlton House in Budapest
A crowd of 3000 or more gathered around the Carlton House awaiting Khrushchev who arrived at 12 03 a m. Signs included God Bless America and Red Atrocities in Ukraine defy description. Khrushchev waved his hat then entered the hotel.
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Budapest
Carlton House
Khrushchev
America
Ukraine
Mr. K
Khrushchev Tours Iowa Farms In Lighthearted Farm Visit
In Des Moines Khrushchev toured farms near Coon Rapids with Roswell Garst, learning about livestock feeding and corn techniques. He joked with reporters, warned bulls, then went to Ames to view hog raising and home economics classes, remarking that Soviet schools lack such hands on training.
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Nikita
Coon Rapids
U.S
Roswell Garst
Garst
Move to Block Proposals Calls Court Hearing
A Cincinnati attorney asked Franklin County Common Pleas Court to enjoin publication of texts for two proposed constitutional amendments with a hearing set for Oct. 9. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown was notified as counties prepare to place the amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot. The suits allege legislative irregularities in adoption of the amendments. One proposal would let municipally owned utilities sell up to 50 percent of surplus services outside limits. another would add appellate court judges in certain districts. The issues include a metropolitan federation amendment enabling townships municipalities and counties in urban areas to combine services like police protection water and sewers.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ted W. Brown
Paul E. Gilday
Brown
Gilday
Metropolitan Federation
Negroes Seek Admission To Second School In Cincinnati
Parents of five Negro children sue in Common Pleas Court to force admission to Lockland Elementary School. The suit names Lockland School Superintendent Ivan C. Shell and the Lockland School Board. A hearing by Judge Louis J. Schneider set for Friday to consider an injunction to end the alleged refusal.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Lockland
Ernest and
Omie McCloud
Robert Brown
Lockland School
Ivan C. Shell
Lockland School Board
McCloud
Brown
Louis J. Schneider
Lockland Wayne Elementry School
Lockland Wayne
Shell
Laos spokesman says rebels switch to psychological warfare
Acting Foreign Minister Sisouk Na Champassak said pro Communist rebels have halted major military actions and now use psychological warfare. The change followed the UN fact finding sub committee's arrival nine days ago in Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
Sisouk Na Champassak
Bombings injure five in Buenos Aires strike
In Buenos Aires five people were injured when bombs exploded on two buses during a 48 hour anti austerity strike. President Frondizi blamed Communist agitators for instigating the protest that began Wednesday night.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Cleveland Driver Hits Widow. Woman, 63, Killed
Police say an automobile without lights struck 63 year old widow Mrs. Anthony Godina, killing her Wednesday night. The driver is a 21 year old Cleveland man, who reportedly was driving without lights.
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Cleveland
Anthony Godina
Atlas-Able rocket explodes during test at Cape Canaveral
A Atlas-Able launch vehicle exploded on its pad at Cape Canaveral during an engine test. No further details on casualties or causes were immediately released, and investigators began inspecting the scene.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Ohio firms favored on Muslingum County road relocations
In Huntington West Virginia the U S Army Corps of Engineers announced two Ohio firms as apparent low bidders for Dillon Reservoir related road relocations on the Licking River. Sidwell Brothers Inc of South Zanesville bid 40716.24 for relocation of County Road 408 and Shelley and Sands Inc of Thornville bid 42527.33 to relocate Falls Two Road 409. Government estimates were 53589 and 48457 respectively.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
Muslingum
Dillon Reservoir
Licking River
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Sidwell Brothers, Inc
South Zanesville
Shelley & Sands, Inc
Thornville
Falls
F108 Program Ended by Aviation Company
The Air Force ends the F108 program costing 1,000 North American Aviation workers in Los Angeles and about 1,000 more at the Columbus plant. Additional layoffs follow as the program is wound up, the firm said.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
North American Aviation, Inc
North American
Columbus, Ohio
Hoffa Denies Secession Talk Amid Monitor Cleanup
In Atlanta James R Hoffa denies rumors of secession by locals to dodge a court monitoring cleanup. He says no discussions occurred with Teamsters officials. The Nashville Tennessean cites attorney advice that secession could sidestep scrutiny while trustees of the pension fund meet in Atlanta over a $1.8 million motel loan.
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Atlanta
James R Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Nashville Tennessean
Washington
Man Beaten After Offering Help Stirs City Crisis
SAN FRANCISCO Reuters reports Rev Archibald C Hickerson 52 of Bradford Ohio was in serious but not critical condition Wednesday after being beaten and robbed Monday by a man described as a large Negro who offered to guide him to a location on the Barbary Coast. He was robbed of $50. BELGRADE Yugoslavia Ezra Taft Benson US secretary of agriculture arrived for a two day official visit.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
San Francisco
Archibald C. Hickerson
Bradford
Ohio
Children’s Hospital
Barbary Coast
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ezra Taft Benson
U. S
Khrushchev's Wife Has Eye For Corn
Nina Khrushchev tours Iowa with Mrs Roswell Garst noting her knowledge of agriculture and hybrid seed corn. Crowd and press hinder chances to view sites as the couple travels rural Iowa.
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Khrushchev
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nina Khrushchev
Roswell Garst
Garst
Police Arrest Pro Gangs in Bronx Shootings After Slaying
New York police detained 27 youths in two armed gangs after a rooftop trap yielded nine Molotov bombs a shotgun 22 shells knives and bullets. A chase four blocks away ended with three carloads of youths captured. The arrests followed a planned clash linked to the Guzman killing.
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New York
Bronx
John Guzman
Guzman
Hamilton adopts new curfew for youths under eighteen
Hamilton Ohio moves to curb juvenile trouble with a 10 p.m. curfew requiring minors to be with a parent or guardian after hours. Violations carry fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail for parents who permit breaches. The council also bans sale or display of obscene literature to minors with penalties for adults and youths handled by Juvenile Court authorities.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Police arrest man in bank holdup case with female impersonator
Cleveland police detained 36 year old Harry F. Dunlap after he fled a taxicab over a $22 fare. Witnesses linked him to a bank robbery plot involving a woman in disguise and the robber who died after gunfire with about 200 officers. The suspect, later identified as William Ansley of Indianapolis, had a prior burglary and robbery history.
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Cleveland
Harry F. Dunlap
Dunlap
Ence
West Side Bank
Michael Sirkot
FBI
William Ansley
Indianapolis
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