Union Agrees to Resume Talks With Steel's Bargaining Team
Union leader David J. McDonald announced the Steelworkers will reopen contract talks with the industry team led by R. Conrad Cooper. He warned against another filibuster session and pressed for real negotiations while noting eight weeks of stalled talks and no wage gains. A potential strike looms as contracts expire next Tuesday.
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Union
Steel
New York
Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Wisconsin
Cause of Plane Crash Shrouded in Italian Storm
Milan reports a TWA Constellation crash killed 68 aboard as Italian and American investigators from the Civil Aviation Authorities and TWA begin inquiry. Witnesses cite lightning and explosion in flight amid a three mile wreckage zone near Castellanza and Marante. One victim is identified as Maria Sacchetti Fermi, sister of Enrico Fermi. A grieving father named Caglo Cavallanti searches the site for his two sons among the dead.
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Milan
Italy
U.S
TWA
Salvatore Petrucci
Here
Malpensa
Swiss Alps
Paris
Chicago
O'Hare
Constellation
Castellanza
Marante
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Martyn Clarke
Italian Civil Aviation Administration
Maria Sacchetti Fermi
Rome
Enrico Fermi
Fermi
Caglo Cavallanti
Gabriele
Franco
Nude strip teaser found dead in St Louis apartment
The nude body of Lorrie Vincent, a red haired stripper pregnant about three months, was found Friday night in the East St. Louis area apartment of pharmacist Marvin Roth, 29, jailed on homicide suspicion. An autopsy will confirm death cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Raymond I. Harris
Lorrie Vincent
Marvin Roth
Roth
Miss Vincent
Gloria D. Pascual
Paul Pascual
New Orleans
East St. Louis
John Luciano
Walter Gorman
University City
Vincent
FBI
Printers Vote On Strike Proposal In Kansas City
Kansas City printers vote Sunday on a proposal from the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Kansan after a walkout on June 18. Local 80 leaders and publishers held two days of talks mediated by federal officials. 2 p.m. vote could allow the Star to publish the morning edition Monday and keep the Kansan an afternoon daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Kansan
International Typographical Union
Federal Mediation Service
The
Times
Star
Kansan
Suspended sentence for Brewster woman in obscene mail case
Federal Judge Delmas C. Hill handed Eva Rowley a two year suspended sentence after she pleaded guilty to sending obscene material by letter to a New Jersey man. In a separate case George S. Neville of Wichita received a three year prison term for making false claims to the Commodity Credit Corp under the emergency feed program, with the sentence suspended pending reimbursement to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Delmas C. Hill Friday
Eva Rowley
Brewster
Kas
New Jersey
George S. Neville
Commodity Credit Corp
Neville
Estate of Joseph Barbara Sr. worth over 300000
The Apalachin gangland conclave host, Joseph Barbara Sr., died June 17 of a heart ailment. His estate, estimated unofficially at more than $300,000, is left entirely to his wife Josephine.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Joseph Barbara
Barbara
Josephine
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Area 1959
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records section show 250 in the 24 hours ending at 9 to date in 1959 and 227 in the comparable period of 1958.
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Topeka
Kansas
Little Change Area Forecast For Kansas Weather
Partly cloudy with little change in temperature through Sunday. A few afternoon or evening thundershowers possible with nights near 70s and highs around 85 to 90. Strong southerly winds 30 to 40 mph in gusts ahead of a slow moving cold front. Rainfall totals mainly in southeast Kansas with several towns reporting measurable amounts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Independence
Chanute
Sedan
Fredonia
Howard
Pittsburg
Oswego
Wichita
Goodland
Boys Fix Floodlights After BB Gun Play
Police say two nine year old Cha nute boys caused floodlight damage at the West Main stock car track while playing with a BB gun. Parents are arranging payment for the repairs.
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West Main
Chanute
Demos Eye 1960 Rise Amid Pot Boiling Day Talks
Frank TheisKansas Democratic chairman predicted Gov George Docking could be elected to the United States Senate or higher next year during the sixth annual Pot Boiling Day closing dinner in the Masonic Temple. Lt Gov Joseph Henkle and State Treasurer George Hart joined Theis in urging party unity and abolition of the State Finance Council amid ongoing grain fund disputes and budget issues at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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George Docking
U. S
Frank Theis
Theis
Masonic Temple
Joseph W. Henkle
George Hart
Docking
State Finance Council
Kansas
United States
Tioga
Henkle
Ruth F. Davis
Federated Women's Democratic Club
Tribune
Hart
Republican Party
Floyd Kelley
Neosho County
Ruth Davis
Bartlett
Davis
Charles Woeslew Carrett
Leavenworth Publisher Killed In Plane Crash
Daniel R. Anthony IV, 33, co publisher of the Leavenworth Times, died when his single engine Cessna crashed in a thunderstorm in eastern Ohio near Smithfield and Dillonvale. The FAA will investigate. Anthony planned to become publisher. He left Kansas after weather delays and was en route to Leavenworth from Massachusetts. He is survived by his parents, a sister, a widow and four daughters.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Daniel R. Anthony IV
Leavenworth, Kan
Times
Highway Patrol
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Anthony
Smithfield
Dillonvale
Steubenville
Ohio River
Leavenworth
Daniel R. Anthony III
Edgartown
Mass
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Young Anthony
the Times
Col
Daniel R. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Kansas University
Frances Schutz
Kansas City
The
Leavenworth Tonight
Massachusetts
Martin Begien
Boston
Eleanor ‘Dadiani
Palm Beach
Fla
Travel Tax Cut Delayed Until Next Year
Congress confines tax changes with a compromise delaying cuts in 10 percent telephone charges and in passenger transportation taxes until June 30 1960. Local phone charges would see repeal of the 10 percent tax effective then, long distance taxes stay unchanged. Senate House conferees aim to have the bill signed by the President before the Tuesday deadline. House Speaker Rayburn rules out higher gasoline taxes to fund the interstate program.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senate House
White House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Eisenhower
Tribune Delivery Hotline Instruction
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier and try again. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Hawaiians Vote On Statehood and First State Election
Hawaiians vote on statehood for the last time and choose candidates for the first state election. A strong yes vote is anticipated to admit Hawaii as the 50th state with 85 percent turnout expected among about 170000 eligible voters. Five Democrats seek the two Senate seats.
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Honolulu
mid-Pacific Island
Hawaii
First
Governor Ear Long rests in tiny motel amid treatment
Gov. Ear K. Long, released after 27 days in mental hospitals, begins a week of rest at a rural motel under psychiatric care. Doctors say he will follow instructions and may resume campaigning, aiming to qualify for the December Democratic primary then resign to win easily.
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Covington
Ear K. Long
Louisiana
Long
Salvation Army to Hold Chanute Clothing Drive
Salvation Army plans another clothing drive in Chanute to pick up donations from homes missed earlier this week. Dean Foster, local committee chair, said the Independence headquarters will provide the truck and that advance notice will be given for pickup dates. Arrangements will allow missed residents to contact a local coordinator.
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Salvation Army
Chanute
Dean Foster
Foster
Independence
Kennedy Plans Fall Decision on 1960 Bid
U S Senator John F Kennedy says he will decide in the fall whether to seek the 1960 Democratic presidential nomination and whether to enter Ohio's May presidential primary to win its 66 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Teen Canteen Closes for Two Weeks in July
The Teen Canteen will close for two weeks starting July 1 for vacation. Manager Herman Colvin said today that it will reopen on July 15.
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Herman Colvin
Four Killed In Two Crashes Near Stanley Kansas
Two separate crashes on US 69 near Stanley Kansas killed four people. In the first, a tractor trailer rolled over in Blue River Hills. Lawrence Sorensen 39, asleep in the cab, died. Janie Smith 40 of Houston Texas the truck driver was unhurt. A second collision nearby killed three Kansas City Negroes identified as John W. McCreary Ethel Lee Burns and Ray Freeman. Rain made the highway slick and contributed to both crashes.
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Kansas City
Stanley
Kan
Johnson County
Blue River Hills
Lawrence Sorensen
Austin
Tex
Sorensen
Janie Smith
Houston
John W. McCreary
Ethel Lee Burns
McCreary
Ray Freeman
Two Men Die in Missouri Car Collision North of Riverside
Two men died and another injured in a crash on U.S. 69 north of Riverside Missouri. The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victims as Jackie Edward Davis 23 and Leopard Shaw 38 both of Platte City. Davis drove one of the cars.
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Kansas City
Riverside
Missouri Highway Patrol
Jackie Edward Davis
Leopard Shaw
Platte City
Davis
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Wasser
Brewster Woman
Demos
Democratic Party
Finance Council
Commit ‘Tee
State Civil Service Board
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ed Henkle
Grain Department
Saoee
Sre First Methodist Church
Sally Lamb
Dian Murray
Sarah Wright
Erie
Carter Harrison
State Highway Commission Safety Division
Dallce Rush
William J E. Murphy
North
Arthur Nevens
Kansas City Hospital
Robert Docking
Black
Parkville
William H. Heen
Territorial Senate
Oren E. Long
Frank F. Fasi
Territorial
John A. Burns
Edward H. Hitchcock
Gov
State Hospital Board
Miss State Hostals
Jesse Bankston
Charles Belcher
Southeast Louisiana Mental Hospital
Mandeville
Hospital
Bankston and Belcher
John Nick Brown
Brown
Kennedy
Teen Canteen
Missouri
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