Steel Talks Recess Ends with No Spring Strike Solution
Negotiations between the steel industry and Steelworkers recessed for the weekend after more than two hours of talks with mediators. A second session is set for Monday afternoon as unions and management seek a path to avert a spring strike while other sectors report walkouts avoided or ongoing discussions.
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National
Simus
Pittsburgh
Whi
Steelworkers
Arizona
Utah
Steel
New York City
Phelps-Dodge Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Denver
Colo
Biddeford Church Will Receive Part Of Estate
In York County Probate court the will of Frances Estelle Googins of Biddeford died June 23 is read with executors Margaret Perkins Harmony and Thomas B Walker Biddeford. One tenth of estate goes to Foss Street Methodist Church for auditorium improvements. Remainder shared among Wilbur Cooper Clifton Tarbox Richard Googins Madeline Miller Margaret Perkins Ruth Henrikson. Estate appraised by King Woodman Biddeford.
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York County
Alfred
Frances Estelle Googins
Biddeford
Margaret Perkins
Harmony
Thomas B. Walker
Foss Street Methodist Church
Wilbur Cooper
Clifton Tarbox
Richard Googins
Saco
Freeman
Googins
Westbrook
Madeline Miller
Bangor
Ruth Henrickson
King Woodman
John F. Mogan
Most Holy Trinity Church
Marguerite B. Mogan
Louise Paraday
Julia Megan
Portland
Jean Smith
Norfolk
Linda Jean Smith
Dana Coolbroth, Jr
Donna Mari Coolbroth
Rose Smith
Somer
Festival Goddess Crowned at Real Salt Maine Seafoods Fest
Nancy Arey of South Amaston was crowned Sea Goddess by Ronald Green at the Maine Seafoods Festival in Rockland. The three day event expects about 20 000 attendees with parades stage shows square dancing and boiled lobsters. A memorial service for sailors is slated Sunday as King Neptune returns to the sea.
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Rockland
Nancy Arey
Southamaston
Nancy
Ronald Green
Neptune
Briny
Ex Coach Involved In Stock Deal Under SEC Scrutiny
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy made 100000 shares at 50 cents each in a stock deal arranged by Hamilton Oil and Gas Corp of Denver. He later sold the shares for 1.50 each and was named a director. SEC hearings continue on exempt stock issuance and resale to the public.
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Frank Leahy
Colorado Oil Company
John C. Maberry
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maberry
Hamilton Oil and Gas Corp
Denver
Leahy
Notre Dame
Indiana
SEC
Portland man killed by falling crane boom at quarry
Charles Trynor, 55, of Portland, was fatally injured when a crane boom fell at the Cook & Co. quarry on Ocean Avenue. The incident occurred today as workers toiled at the site. Police and occupational safety officials investigated the accident.
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Portland
Charles Trynor
Cook & Co., Inc
Ocean Avenue
Decrease In Phone Rates Stated Soon
Washington reports AT&T has advised the Federal Communications Commission that interstate station to station calls over 468 miles will fall by 5 to 25 cents for a three minute call. The Washington San Francisco daytime rate drops from 2.50 to 2.25 for the first three minutes with each extra minute at 60 cents. FCC had ordered a 50 million dollar rate cut last week and AT&T plans a further 3 million dollar annual reduction once details are set.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegr. Co
Federal Communications Commission
San Francisco
FCC
At&t
Cardinal Opposed To Khrushchev Visit
Boston's Cardinal Cushing declares opposition to any invitation for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to visit the United States. He cites the oppression of Russians and others under Moscow's tyranny and honors martyrs in Poland Hungary East Germany and Korea.
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Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
Kita Khrushchev
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khruschev and Company
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Moscow
Korea
Khrushchev
American Textile Mills Open to Indian Visitors
The American Cotton Manufacturers Institute says seven representatives of India's textile industry will visit U S mills during their three week tour. A spokesman says individual mills arrange visits not the institute, and foreign visitors regularly come to U S mills. The group is hosted by the International Cooperation Administration at American expense.
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Washington
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
U. S
Mehta
Joseph W. Reap
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Durable Beer Creates Big Problem For Army Brass
On St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea, 7 000 cases of unfit beer were buried and buried again. Natives salvaged some cans and drank them sparking property damage in Gambell. Sen Bartlett pressed Lt General Armstrong to airlift a platoon to certify total destruction of the brew.
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Army Brass
Washington
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Soviet Union
Alaska
Gambell
FE. L
Bob) Bartlett
Dalaska
Bartlett
Frank A. Armstrong
Alaskan Command
Armstrong
Atlas Missile Backed By Bill Conferees In Defense Move
A 39 228 239 000 compromise defense bill funds at least 170 Atlas missiles amid broader Pentagon boosts. The measure advances after Senate and House conferees meet though final approval awaits, with shifts favoring Army manpower and nuclear weapons programs including a new nuclear powered carrier and other missiles Titan Minuteman and Nike Zeus benefiting.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Conference Committee
Pentagon
National Guard
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Atlas
Titan
Grand Canyon teen recalls six day fight for life
John Manson Owens, 15, of Savannah Georgia, was airlifted from a canyon sandbar after his companions died on a Grand Canyon trip. He described days of thirst hunger and peril as they lost the trail and faced a slick cliff with their priest guide Padre Eugene Gavigan and Walter Mahany Jr. among the missing.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Georgia
John Manson Owens
Savannah
Colorado River
Awesome Gorge
Eugene A. Gavigan
Walter J. Mahany Jr
Father Gavigan
Priest Falls
Padre
Nixon To Broadcast To Soviets
Vice President Richard M Nixon ends his ten day goodwill tour of the Soviet Union with a fireside television radio talk to the Soviet people. Soviet blackout on advance advertising may limit viewership and hearing of his address.
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Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
International conference on mental retardation ends in Portland
The five day meeting urged world governments to fund mental retardation research. Dr. George Gardner urged more medical education for pediatricians and child psychiatrists to improve early identification and care. The next conference will be in Vienna in 1961 with Dr K Kundratitz as general chairman.
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Portland
George Gardner
Judge Baker Guidance Center
Boston
Peter A. Bowman
Pineland Hospital
Pownal
Hans V. Mautner
Pineland
Notice to Advertisers for Dollar Days Edition
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Simon Spill
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