Farcical Filibuster Ends Steel Talks In New York
New York AP report on the steel strike collapse with United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald declaring the talks a farcical filibuster and vowing to go home. Industry negotiator R Conrad Cooper stated readiness to resume Monday as government mediators warn against drift. Labor Secretary Mitchell would consider Taft-Hartley steps if the strike widens into October.
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United Steelworkers of America
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Kennedy
Senate
Gracie Moving At Snail's Pace Near Cape Hatteras
Hurricane Gracie drifts north at about five miles an hour, 325 miles east of Cape Canaveral with winds near 75 mph. A hurricane hunter reports a tiny eye and a slow path likely to veer toward Cape Hatteras, NC while growing in size but not intensifying.
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Cape Canaveral
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Tito Seeks US Visit During Benson Meeting
Yugoslav leader Tito told U S Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson he would like to visit the United States. The two shared tomato juice and exchanged greetings at Tito's Belgrade villa as Benson promoted what he calls family to family diplomacy. Benson said he had not renewed plans for an invitation by President Eisenhower.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
U.S
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United States
Benson
Europe
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games include Philadelphia defeating Milwaukee 6 to 3 and Los Angeles beating Chicago 5 to 4. San Francisco at St Louis was postponed by rain. In the American League, Boston posted 10 over Washington 4, Detroit won 6 to 5 against Chicago, New York tied Baltimore 5 to 2, and Cleveland swept Kansas City 8 to 2 in a first game and 3 to 7 in the second.
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Chicago
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Snark Launch Crashes At Cape Canaveral
A Snark intercontinental ballistic missile exploded after blasting from its pad at Cape Canaveral. No injuries reported. The crash followed other missile tests including a failed camera nose cone recovery and a Moon-targeted Atlas-Able rehearsal. The cause remains under study.
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Cape
Cuban Air Force Plane Crash Kills Five
A Cuban air force plane crashed and burned in Matanzas Province killing five crew members. An earlier report said a woman's body was found among wreckage but later the air force identified the body as a long-haired revolutionary officer.
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Matanzas
Fae
Air Force
Premier of Ceylon dies after assassin wound
AP report from Colombo says Prime Minister Bandaranaike died after Friday gunshot wounds suffered at his bungalow. He forgave the attacker and called for calm as security forces moved to enforce martial law. The shooting occurred days before he planned to address the UN and meet world leaders.
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Eliabeth II
British Commonwealth
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Eisenhower
London
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Cairo
Ike and Khrushchev Open Camp David Talks With Jokes
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived at Camp David by helicopter for fast start to talks. They joked with reporters and referenced Roswell Garst as photographers captured images. Secret service and Soviet security were visible as both leaders prepared to discuss world problems through Sunday noon.
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Aspen Lodge
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Herter
Agreement To Keep On Talking At Camp David
The piece argues that direct talks between the United States and Mr K are needed after a communication breakdown. It discusses slowing the arms race as a possible policy, contrasts Soviet and American approaches, and weighs potential economic and social costs of armament spending versus mobilization. It questions American public readiness for handling a possible failure and the implications for future policy.
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Camp David
MR. K
Washington
Germany
Soviet Union
Chinese Sputnik Set Announced by Social Welfare Agency
The Formosa AP report says the Social Welfare News Agency run by Roman Catholics claimed Red China will launch a Sputnik Set to mark the first anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist government at Peiping.
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Taipei
Formosa
Social Welfare
Red China
Peiping
Teens babied by adults say fitness director
Dr. Shane MacCarthy, executive director of President Eisenhower's Council on Youth Fitness, told Massachusetts officials at Boston University that today’s teens are the most babied generation in history and are pushed into ease, luxury and inactivity. He urged leadership to develop community youth fitness programs.
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Council On Youth Fitness
Shane MacCarthy
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Guv Foster Fureola
Boston University
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Mikhail Menshiliny
A. A Soldator
Foreign Office
American Desk
Eisenhower
Chistian A. Hereter
Llewellyn E. Thompson
U Ss
Moscow
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
United States
Hagerty
North Polar
Khrushond
Chev
Nixon
MacCarthy
Ike and Khrushchev Meet in Camp David Summit
Ike and Khrushchev began a historic summit at Camp David Maryland amid hopes of easing Cold War tensions. They flew from the White House to the mountain retreat and started with a general discussion on world affairs, with talks to continue over dinner and focus on Soviet American exchanges, Berlin, disarmament, and nuclear tests.
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Aspen Lodge
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Russia
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Khrushchev
Mountain Retreat
Gettysburg
Premiter Khrushchev
White House
Hagerty
Berlin
Aspen
U.S
Washington
Feisenhower
Absent Minded Professor Joins Glass Breaker Event
Ottawa AP reports a vision by freshmen at Carleton University as an absent minded faculty member walked through a glass panel in a science funding venue. Repairs estimated at 265 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Ottawa Canada
Carleton University
Nix to Join Talks as Khrushchev Seeks Disarmament Deal
Vice President Richard M Nix is due to arrive by helicopter to join discussions with Soviet and U S officials. Eisenhower and Khrushchev will likely focus talks on disarmament with Khrushchev pressed for an inspection regime but balking at Western demands to assure no cheating.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
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