Steel Still Hopeful Of Settlement
R Conrad Cooper chief steel negotiator says hopes remain for a contract settlement to avert a July 1 strike. Talks with Finnegan of the FMCS follow a private session with Steelworkers Union leader McDonald. Government mediation not requested. talks resume in New York as June 30 expiry looms.
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Washington
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
US Steel Corp
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
Steel Workers Union
Steel Workers Union. Céover
New York
McDonald
Coal Loadings Show Second Best Week
ROANOKE Va Last weeks Norfolk and Western railway coal loadings of 21 001 cars added up to the second highest total for the year. Breakdown for the weeks loadings Monday 3 251 Tuesday 4 303 Wednesday 4 464 Thursday 4 048 Friday 3 877 and Saturday 1 058.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Four Die In Mathews Virginia Fire Survived Son Burns
A frame vacation cottage in Mathews County burned early Monday killing Navy officer Comdr Daniel Grant Baily his wife Betty Carter Howell Baily and two daughters Melissa and Virginia Page. Their son Daniel Jr 14 survived with third degree burns and sought help at a neighbor’s home. Fire officials labeled the cause undetermined.
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Mathews
Mathews County
Navy
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Daniel Grant Baily
Submarine Division 21
Betty Carter Howell Baily
Melissa Baily
Virginia Page Baily
Daniel Baily Jr
Vanguard shot presumed failure in space
NASA announced Vanguard likely failed to reach orbit after launch from Cape Canaveral Florida. Data showed second stage malfunction with signals from tracking stations erratic as third stage ignition remained uncertain.
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Roger H. Gray
Vanguard
Pro
Madison
Wis
United States
Summit Meeting Hopes Reported To Be Bleak
Washington AP Secretary of State Herter told President Eisenhower that Geneva deadlock dimmed hopes for a satisfactory summit. He warned Khrushchev may seek to frighten the West into talks rather than advance Germany negotiations.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ihe
Man Stabs Wife Then Kills Self With Blasting Cap
In Summersville West Virginia Cecil E Nichols 47 a coal miner stabbed his wife Audella 39 in the chest with a pocket knife during a quarrel then killed himself by detonating a blasting cap in his mouth from an electric miners lamp The incident happened at Shady Curve a drive in restaurant Nichols died about 445 pm his wife hospitalized reported in satisfactory condition a coroner s jury convened by Mag istrate W F Gilbert investigated the deaths
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Summersville
W. Va
Cecil E. Nichols
W. F. Gilbert
Nichols
Audella Nichols
Montgomery
Gilbert
Shady Curve
Swiss
Here
Life prison terms for four white youths rape case
In Tallahassee judge W May Walker sentenced four white youths to life for raping a Negro coed seven weeks after the crime. The youths Collinsworth, Scarborough, Beagles, and Stoutamire faced a maximum mercy guided sentence, while a Marianna case prompted a new trial for a different Black victim.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. May Walker
Florida
Marianna
Here
E. C. Welch
Jimmie Lee Clark
Clark
David H. Brooks
Episcopal Tional Assn
McDowell Forms Development and Improvement Corp
A McDowell County meeting formed the McDowell Development and Improvement Corp with Samuel A. Christie named chairman and Maud Christian elected secretary. No projects were decided. speakers urged building local business potential before courting outside firms. Dr. Lloyd D. Black cited growth benefits from existing industries.
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WELCH
W. Va
McDowell Development and ImprovementCorp
Samuel A. Christie
Miss Maud Christian
Lloyd D. Black
Washington
U.S. Commerce
Stanley C. Higgins
West Virginia Industrial and Publicit Force Department
U.S
West Virginia
Starkweather Review Denied by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court refused to review Charles R Starkweather case denying review as Nebraska moves to set a new execution date for the 20 year old mass murderer of 11 people The killer has four stays since conviction in May 1958 his girlfriend Caril Fugate is serving a life sentence as accomplice in the spree
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S. Gunter Toney
Willion
Ted) Collinsworth
Collinsworth
Florida
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Air Force
David Ervin Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Raiford State Prison
Here
Welch
Clark
Tallahassee
Walker
Washington
U.S Supreme Court
Charles R.starkweather
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Extension Of License Plates Is Unlikely
Charleston report says extension of current license plates beyond the June expiration date is unlikely. Motor vehicles commissioner Hubert A. Kelly on Monday said no extension seems necessary. New plates are distributed at about the same rate as last year. the department has issued 269000 class A tags versus 279000 a year ago.
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Charleston
Hubert A. Kelly
Italy Launches First Sub Built Since War
TARANTO Italy this week launched the submarine Bario the first built in Italian shipyards since World War II. Italy now has five subs two of the former U S craft and three refitted Italian wartime vessels.
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Taranto
Italy
Bario
U. S
Bank robber foiled as manager binds and frees grip
In Crockett Virginia Wythe County Bank Branch Manager Donald Musser 29 wrestled free from cords and bound hands after Cloyd Martin 54 of Jefferson City Tennessee drew a .25 pistol and tried to rob the bank. Musser fired six times emptying the weapon and with help from bystanders restrained Martin who was jailed in Wytheville. About $12 000 was in the till.
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Wythe County
Cloyd Martin
Jefferson City
Musser
Martin
Buford
Wytheville
Dan and Bradstreet
Shockley
A Crockett
Hagerty Undergoes Appendix Surgery
James C. Hagerty press secretary to President Eisenhower underwent appendectomy for an acutely inflamed appendix at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Surgeons reported his condition as good immediately after the operation and communications to the White House said recovery was proceeding as expected.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Presider
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Hagerty
Argentine Cabinet Resigns as Frondizi Faces Military Ultimatum
President Arturo Frondizi faced a military ultimatum as the cabinet resigned in protest while he refused to oust the war navy and air force chiefs. The armed forces threatened to oust him if drastic policy changes and purges were not enacted.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Central Bank
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