Eisenhower Sets Oct 8 Deadline in Steel Talks
President Eisenhower imposed an apparent October 8 deadline for progress toward a settlement in the steel strike. Talks were to resume this afternoon after separate sessions with industry executives led by U S Steel chairman Roger M Blough and union leaders led by United Steelworkers president David J McDonald.
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Steel settlement talks resume with Eisenhower pressure
President Eisenhower pushes new negotiations as top industry leaders led by Roger Blough join Steel Workers Union president David J. McDonald to avert the crisis. A deadline of Oct 8 looms.
Gracie Continues North as Aftermath of Storm Grows
Tropical storm Gracie, downgraded from hurricane status, moved across western North Carolina toward Virginia. The system dumped heavy rain causing flooding risks, with millions in damage and 10 fatalities attributed to winds and rain.
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Corey Re elected to Meat Institute Leadership
H. H. Corey, chairman of the Geo. A. Hormel Co., was re elected to the American Meat Institute executive committee in Chicago. George W. Stark of Indianapolis was re elected chairman of the institute board of directors, and Homer R. Davison of Valparaiso Indiana was re elected president.
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Italy’s Segni Meets Eisenhower for Khru shchev Talks
Italian Prime Minister Antonio Segni arrived in Washington and conferred with President Eisenhower. A key aim was to obtain a direct briefing on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s U S visit and its implications.
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Soldier Dies in Car Crash Near St Bonifacius
Army Lt. George C. Seeley 23 of Milford Conn died after a head on collision on a county road near St Bonifacius Minnesota. Ronald J. Dressel of Mound Minn and two passengers Barbara Graham 15 and Linda Brethurst 13 also from Mound were treated for minor injuries as the 1959 Minnesota traffic toll rose to 445.
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Khrushchev Seeks End to Cold War in Peiping Talks
In Peiping Khrushchev and Mao held cordial talks on ending the cold war and promoting world peace. The Soviet Premier urged efforts to ease tensions as China marked its 10th anniversary, while Beijing media described the meeting as friendly. Khrushchev arrived after talks with Eisenhower and pledged to create conditions for international friendship.
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Tyler voters approve $520000 school bond for high school addition
Tyler Minnesota voters approve a $520000 bond by 314 to 305 to fund improvements and an addition to Tyler High School.
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Denver in Snowstorm Clamps Rocky Mountain Region
A massive storm snarled Cheyenne to Pueblo with 10.3 inches in Denver. Two deaths occurred as debris and power outages disrupted streets and schools. A month may be needed to recover while four teen boys are missing near Denver. Snow depths reach a foot to two feet near Pikes Peak and Colorado Springs.
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Eight Die as School Bus Rams Tank Truck in East Texas
A Mt. Vernon junior high bus carrying students and teachers collided head on with a diesel tank truck near Cooper Texas. Eight people died including six students and two teachers and 22 were injured. The bus swerved as it attempted a left turn and the crash injured drivers and bystanders while emergency crews ferried victims to hospitals in Paris Sulphur Springs and nearby towns. Blood donor volunteers swelled emergency rooms as anxious families awaited news.
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Pacelli student dies from crash injuries near Austin
A Pacelli High School junior, James Finkelson, 17, remained hospitalized in a coma at St. Olaf Hospital after being thrown from his car at about 10 p.m. Tuesday on Highway 218 near a curve one mile south of Austin. He underwent extensive head surgery and was still receiving transfusions for severe hemorrhaging. His passenger, Robert Klo- (trimmed).
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Khrushchev Visit Bill Tops $150000 Cost to Taxpayers
The Khrushchev 13 day U S tour cost about 150000, exceeding typical state visits under 100000. The trip featured 71 guests, elaborate security, and expenses covered by government and some private groups, with additional costs for Americans traveling with or ahead of the party.
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Braniff 75 Passenger Electra Explodes and Crashes in Texas
A Braniff Airways 75 passenger turboprop Electra flying Houston to New York exploded in the air and crashed on a central Texas farm. Thirty four people died. The flight departed late at 10:44 p.m. and last reported near Waco at 11:05 p.m. No immediate cause given.
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Churchill Warns Against Hasty Disarmament Moves
London 84 year old Sir Winston Churchill urged caution at a Woodford rally about Soviet disarmament proposals. He warned against rushing into agreements without workable inspection and control as Macmillan and Gaitskell held large Glasgow meetings.
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Dodgers Capture First NL Pennant in Dramatic 12th Inning
In Los Angeles the Dodgers celebrate their 6 5 12th inning win over Milwaukee for an NL pennant. About 36 528 fans fill Memorial Coliseum with horns and sirens as city officials praise the team and Mayor Norris Poulson vows to bury the Sox. Fans cheer at airports and bars buzz with revelry as Ged Hodges Gilliam Furillo Williams are hailed.
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Conservative Party tightens campaign as Labour lead grows
London AP reports Britain's Conservative Party shifts to a harder election stance after poll data show rising Labour support and public opinion shifting against the Tories.
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Soviet Harvest Reaches 94.3 Percent Of Quota
Tass reports the Soviet Union harvested 102,516,000 hectares or 246,038,400 acres of grain and cereal crops by last Friday, reaching 94.3 percent of this year's quota.
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Weather Reading From Fire Station Roof
The Herald Weather Site on the fire station roof reports 7 a.m. reading with a high of 37 and a low of 31 in the past 24 hours. Cloudy sky and general conditions noted.
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