President Winds Up Talks With De Gaulle In Paris
President Eisenhower completed two days of discussions with French President Charles de Gaulle in Rambouillet and Paris. They issued a communique signaling general agreement on most topics including North Africa though Algerian issues remained unclear. The visit ended with a formal farewell as rain halted and a helicopter flight to Paris proceeded.
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Gen. de Galille Rand Mye
Hisenhower
Paris
Rambouillet
Algeria
North Africa
Labor Regulation Bill Clears Senate By Wide Margin
The labor regulation bill, a major rewrite since Taft Hartley, passes Senate 95 to 2 after long debate. It tightens union finances elections and officer conduct, and adds new Taft Hartley restrictions on boycotts and picketing. Only Morse and Langer vote no. Kennedy notes bill goes farther than he would like. House expected to pass today and send to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Wayne Morsee
Dore
William Langer
RND
Morse
John F. Kennedy
D.mass
Senate House
Swift Struck Delay Walkout At Wilson Co
Swift and Wilson plants faced two city strikes by the Packinghouse Workers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters over a new contract. After federal mediation, the unions canceled the Wilson strike in a joint deal to pursue wage and benefit gains, while Swift maintained firm stand against concessions. The schedule was delayed as talks continued, with further pages noted.
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Chicago
Swift and Co
Anc
Wilson and Co
Toda
Wilson
Packinghouse Workers of America
Amalgamated
Armour and Co
Swift and
Nfons
Nfine
Swift
U.S
Probe Burglary At Gas Station Near Waterford
Police investigate a burglary at a service station on Route 19 south of Waterford. The owners Hayes dones of Conneaut Ohio report break in with a flashlight, batteries and a car battery stolen. the window suffered $180 damage. Separately, James S. Evans aged 103, a former Indian scout with the US Cavalry, died in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Tocal
Route
Waterford
Hayes Dones
Conneaut
Ohio
Jones
Grand Rapids
Mich
James S. Evans
Cavalry
Evans
Woodbine
Towa
Mission Accomplished Tour Strengthens West Stand on Communism
President Eisenhower wraps up a four nation Western Europe tour aimed at bolstering anti-Communist resolve. A joint statement with French President de Gaulle affirmed consensus on the West Berlin issue and set limits on a Khrushchev summit while signaling possible U.S. roles in Algeria. Differences persist, but leaders foresee a new spirit of Western unity and cooperation.
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West
Paris
Eisenhower
Western Europe
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
North Africa
France
de Gaulle
United States
Washington
Berlin
NATO
Europe
Bonn
Steel Strike Talks Reach Critical Point
NEW YORK AP Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell says negotiations in the 52 day old steel strike have reached a critical stage and he accuses both industry and union of dereliction. Governors of eight hard hit states appealed for a conference with President Eisenhower as Mitchell serves as factfinder. He warned whether a settlement or longer walkout will follow depends on next days talks and both sides' efforts.
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New York
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Harrisburg
Edmund Brown
California
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Orville L. Freeman
Wisconsin
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Stolen Salk Vaccine Recovered In Montreal Raid
A $50 000 batch of Salk polio vaccine seized by masked gunmen at the University of Montreal lab was recovered in East Montreal. Police traced tips leading to a three room apartment where 10 000 vials were found stored, but unusable until monkey testing over six to eight weeks. The raid followed a storage room break in, which involved overpowering the night watchman. Montreal health officials report 119 polio cases in 1959 with 42 fatalities, hoping cooler weather eases the outbreak.
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Montreal
University of Montreal
Quebec
Sto
General Toranzo Montero Rejects Ouster Move
In Buenos Aires General Toranzo Montero challenged the government order to oust him as army chief claiming 95 percent of the forces back his position. After a tense night Frondizi said troops were marching on barracks where he had rebel headquarters, while only two tanks fired. The dispute centers on War Secretary Elbio Anaya who ordered 17 generals arrested as Toranzo Montero quit the army during Peron's regime and returned after the 1955 revolution.
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Buenas Aim
Argentina
Carlos Toran’ Montero
Toranzo Morten
Arturo Frondizi
Toranzo Mantero
Frondizi
Anaya
Toranza Montero
Juan D. Peron
Appeal for More Troops In Lagos Crisis
In Sam Neua Laos Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong appeals for reinforcements as Communist forces mass near the town. He predicts a Red assault within 10 days and notes only one battalion is available for Sam Neua, with six more elsewhere in the province. Civilians are armed and government workers enlisted as patrols probe forward.
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Sam Neua
Laos
VAP
Royal Army
Amkha Soukhavong
Sam Nena
Sam Neue
Muong Pane
Ambkha
Sam Neva
Ambha
Outstanding area students receive scholastic awards
Receivers include Merrish Patterson exalted ruler and Miss Rowena Reagle with David Simmons. Eagle plans to attend Houghton College, while Simmons enters Clarion State Teachers College. Presenting are David Yard and J Donald Watson. Ramsey Rogers was absent.
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Merrish Patterson
Rowena Rea
Gle
David Simmons
Miss Eagle
Houghton College
Moughton
N. C
Simmons
Clarion State Teachers College
David Yard
Second Steel Plant Struck In Titusville
Strutherswells Corp in Titusville faced a midnight strike by ATTOSVILL w son the Boilermakers and Steelworkers Unions Local 3548 USW and Local 636 International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Shipbuilders Blacksmiths Forgers and Helpers. About 800 workers are involved as pickets stand at 11 plant entrances after rejected wage retroactivity proposals. Local banks and Titusville Trust Company will close early on Fridays due to the strike situation. The second Titusville steel plant shutdown follows a prior strike at Universal Cyclops Steel Corp began July 15 and continuing.
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Attosvill
Strutherswells Corp
Titusville
USW
International Brotherhood of Boilemakers
Titusville Trust Company
Second National Bank
Buller
Universal
Cyclops Steel Corp
A and P
Auto Injuries Highest Since June 1958
August saw the most auto injuries in the Corry State Police district in 14 months, with 25 injuries including one fatality from 20 accidents causing about 16890 dollars in damages. Police logged 12 625 miles on 185 patrols and 18 criminal arrests, a January 1958 high. Detachment members aided 6% calls for resistance, and tire and battery thefts were minimal with about 45 dollars worth recovered.
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Corry
Irwitt
Eisenhower cancels speeches at Harvard and Brown
Cambridge Massachusetts October 21 reports President Eisenhower has canceled engagements to speak at Harvard on October 5 and at Brown University in Providence. The brief notice notes the changes in his speaking schedule and cites Boston area sources. The items reflect a shifting itinerary and the presidential timetable.
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Ike
Cambridge
Mass
Eisenhower
Harvard
Brown University
Providence
Bemis Again Police Guest In Fraud Case
Russell E. Bemis faced an Alderman Cobbett arraignment after pleading guilty to fraudulent conversion of property. He and his wife live at McCoy Trailer Court Route 6, west of the city, with a latest scheme involving a sold wash and dryer from their mobile home. A $4 710 28 postdated check to secure lease fell through as bank accounts could not cover the amount. Bemis was held for a hearing with bond options and possible Erie County jail time.
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Russell E. Bemis
Fonds
Perry Nichols
Bemis
McCoy Trailer Court
Route 6
Melvin v. Cobbett
Wesley McGaha
Bemises
Erie County
Cobbett
Remis
Civil War Vet May Be Phony
Lex Ho Usland reports Walter Williams, claimed Civil War veteran, may be too young to have served. His daughter Willie Mac Bowles says he is frail and unaware, nearly blind and deaf, after pneumonia. Government records examined by Lowell Bridwell question the enlistment date and unit history Williams cited.
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Houslan
Lex
Walter Williams
Willie Mac Bowles
Williams
Willams
Scripps-Howard
Lowell K. Bridwell
Ejector Station Report Probes Switch Burnouts
Municipal Authority members met to discuss problems at two ejector stations on Avenue A and East Main Street extension. They found that heavy city switch contacts installed in 1956 have burned out due to excessive use. A motor at East Main was struck by lightning and remains out of service since repair. Suggestions included changing from 220 to 440 volts and more frequent starter inspections. Experts from Havens and Emerson Engineering, Nash Engineering, Square D, and Pennsylvania Electric reviewed the plant and will deliver a full report within 30 days. If no solution is found, further action will be determined.
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Municipal Authority
Avenue A
East Maly Street
Ray Weber
Havens
Emerson Engineering Company
Nash Engineering
Square D
Pennsylvania Electric
Crestor
Weber
Eight Governors Seek Meeting With Ike Over Steel Strike
Governors from eight states hardest hit by the steel shutdown urge President Eisenhower to meet promptly. The group led by Pennsylvania’s David L. Lawrence and including Ed Brown California Orville Freeman Minnesota Foster Furcolo Massachusetts Robert Meyner New Jersey Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Millard Tawes Maryland and Glen Williams Michigan seeks a first hand briefing on the strike impact and potential action.
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Lawrence
Gove
Edmund Brown
California
Orville
Freeman
Minnesota
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Gaylord A. Nelson
Wisconsin
J Millard Tawes
Maryland
Glennen Willams
Michigan
Map Attack On Teen Crime In New York
New York leaders discuss countering rising juvenile crime with youth camps modeled on CCC programs. Four teens arrested for stabbing a 16 year old as major gang violence alarms officials, while a 14 year old is held after attempting to assault a nurse in a subway incident. City budget moves seek to add 1,089 policemen by January to reach a 24,808 strength.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civilian Conservation Corps
Dominick Seudiere
Israel
Santiago
Ephrian
Victor de la Paz
Scudiere
Majestics
Brooklyn
Sculere
Warwick
N. Y
Grant Young
Calara Reese
Grant
Winer
Abraham D. Beame
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Bowman
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Chance Vought Aircraft Laboratory
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Wilson Co
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