Joy Manufacturing reports loss for quarter ending June 30
Franklin Firm Joy Manufacturing Co. posted a 551000 loss or 31 cents a share for the June quarter due to April and May strikes at Franklin and St Louis plants. After May resumption, operations turned profitable abroad, with nine months earnings at 2,635,000 or 147 per share. Shipments for the quarter were 16.72 million, about half of last year’s 34.74 million. New subsidiary Joy International, S. A., was formed to coordinate overseas sales and production in 94 countries from 17 locations.
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Asks Summit Talks Open Soon
The note from Khrushchev prompts fresh U S and UN security council focus. Officials say the United States rejects a five power Middle East conference and favors an extraordinary Security Council session between August 10 and 15. Private talks with leaders including Eisenhower Nehru and de Gaulle are anticipated to accompany formal meetings. Conservative MP Buller echoes private talks alongside UN link.
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Nehru
Tudin
R. A. Buller
House of Commons
Alternate Plan To Kinzua Dam Project Proposed
The Senecas push an alternate plan to the 10 million dollar Kinzua flood project. Water from the Allegheny would divert to New York’s Conewango Basin and back to Warren via Conewango Creek, with excess water sent by canal to Lake Erie. Attorney Edward B. O’Neill says the plan is feasible and cheaper, Morgan estimates 100 million or less, and a federal injunction to block Kinzua awaits ruling.
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Edward B. O'Neill
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New York
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Allegheny
Conewango Creek
Warren
Conewango Basin
Cattartgus Creek
Lake Erie
Dewey Short
Army
O'Neill
Cornelius V. Seneca
Arthur E. Morgan
5. C. Tischner
Army Engineers
Stschner
Mogan
Short
Iischner
Morgan
Kinzua
Faubus Wins By Landslide Vote
Faubus defeats opposition amid a heated battle over federalizing the State Guard and Army paratroopers deploying to Little Rock to enforce a court order. Harveys seeks a third term as Arkansas prepares for November general election while Republicans nominate a challenger lineup for the August 12 statewide primary.
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Little Rock
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Arkansas
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George W. Johnson
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Riverside Hawks Player Breaks Arm Throwing to Third
In a game yesterday in Indianapolis catcher Mike Stanish, age 18, nearly ruined his arm by throwing to third base too hard while attempting to tag a runner. He fractured his right arm just below the shoulder.
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Riverside Hawks
Stanach
SPACEMEN Shake Up To Space Race Roles
Captain Iven Kincheloe is killed in a plane crash, altering the pilot plan for US air force space efforts. Captain Robert M. White of New York rises to lead the main mission, with Captain Robert A. Rushworth of Madison, Wisconsin stepping in as the new backup.
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Robert M. White
New York
Robert A. Rushworth
Madison
Wis
NATO Council Debates Summit Plans In Paris
The 15 nation NATO Council heard Eisenhower and Macmillan proposals for a UN Security Council summit. France welcomed the idea of a European session to avoid a publicly staged New York meeting amid Khrushchev notes.
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Blimp Flies Toward North Pole On Arctic Research Mission
A 343 foot Navy lighter-than-air craft started from New York at 6:20 am heading up the Hudson Valley toward Churchill Manitoba. It carries 14 crew plus International Geophysical Year scientists to ice island T-3 to study nonrigid airship feasibility for Arctic research and weather observation.
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Manufacturer Ra gir dies in Chicago at 44
Benjamin A Ragir, 44, president of Ekea Products Co, a Chicago based international housewares and bakery equipment maker, died yesterday from a heart ailment. Ragir had become president at age 33 and recently stepped down as president earlier this year as a director of the firm.
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Benjamin A. Ragir
Ekea Products Co
International Housewares and Commercial Bakery Equipment Manufacturing Company
Ragir
World Pipe Smoking Championship Contest Held Here
Pipe smokers from across the United States, about 75 to 100 competitors, will gather for the 10th world championship this weekend. Contestants light a special blend and must keep puffing. the last man puffing wins. Last year’s champion Harold R. Soden of Lake Placid, New York, held his voice for 70 minutes 15 seconds.
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United States
Harold R. Soden
Luke Placid, N.Y
Haiti Coup Fails Quietly Amid Curfew and Deaths
In Port au Prince a coup attempt failed as forces loyal to President Duvalier faced a harsh crackdown. The US Embassy urged Americans to stay indoors while the army imposed a 6 pm curfew. The airport was closed and about 400 foreign tourists departed as violence left several plotters dead, including Americans and other foreigners. A business note reported a dividend plan amid events, suggesting future actions depend on conditions.
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Enterprise reports mixed results and dividend decision plans
The document discusses corporate earnings, shipments, and profitability issues. It notes a preliminary plan to reduce organization size to restore returns, warns of weaker first half performance, and anticipates a fall pickup. It mentions a September dividend decision, with a prior 35 cent norm, and outlines cash strength but warns against sustaining large payouts without earnings.
Army captains backing Magloire in exile era
In New York Paul Magloire’s allyship faced denial regarding Plat Duvaller a 48 year old country doctor and advocate for Haiti’s deep blue island. Magloire denied ties to the lifelike victory claimed in last September’s presidential elections as Det elected president of Magloyre, who fled in 1950 after an attempt to extend his six year term with army support.
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Maguire
New York
Plat Duvaller
Lic
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Oi the Magloyre
Sparta Names New Teacher For Physical Education
Sparta School Board last night appointed Jacques Peters of Oil City to the new physical education post. Peters, a recent graduate of Slippery Rock State Teachers College, will serve as guide this summer. The board also reported interior painting and stair resurfacing complete, approved two calendar changes, and authorized a riding lawnmower purchase.
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Jacques Peters
Oil City
Twiteher
Peters
Slippery Rock
Pittsburgh Victims Recovered After Dam Boat Plunge
The bodies of John Stauffer 5 and Roy L. Goolsby 34, both of Pittsburgh, were recovered yesterday from the Allegheny River after their outboard motorboat plunged over a dam near Highland Park during a Saturday drowning incident.
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John Stauffer
Roy
Ston L. Goolsby
Allegheny River
Highland Park
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