Boiling Point: Workplace Ailments and Odd Quirks
Hal Boyle notes modern U.S. business worlds suffer unnamed diseases beyond medical dictionaries. Highlights include One-day pneumonia, Afternoon sickness, petty cash aplasia, Daily doublitis, and Morning stupor, describing office behaviors and odd symptoms affecting productivity and morale.
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New York
U.S
Nedirest
Eto Gd
Boor
Railroad Strike Idles Five Steel Mills In Pittsburgh Area
The United Steelworkers Union order halted about 30,000 steelworkers and 5,000 other railroad employees across five U.S. Steel mills in the Pittsburgh region after negotiations failed late Wednesday night. The strike affects Duquesne Homestead Edgar Thomson Irvin Clairton works and 12 nearby plants while other users arrange transportation. The union seeks terms similar to a recent settlement yielding roughly 38 cents per hour rise to an average $3.30 hourly wage. exact union demands remain undisclosed.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel
Fred W. Okie
Prowler Found Echo Watcher Looms in New Orleans School fight
In New Orleans a federal state clash over school integration deepens as Gov. Davis moves to take control of Orleans Parish schools under a 1960 law. Judge Wright orders a fall term integration and Davis appoints Redmond to run the system, aiming to keep schools open Sep 7 amid board opposition.
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New. Orleans
Jimmie SH. Davis
New Orleans
Davis
Orleans Parish
J. Skelly Wright
Testimony Of U2 Pilot Powers In Soviet Flight Case
Transcript details U2 pilot Powers testifying about an order to fly over multiple European countries. Probing questions cover route, payments, and contract terms while defense counsel questions Col William Shelton’s interest in Soviet matters.
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Greece
Italy
France
Austria
Switzerland
Benn
A. Livas
Defense
Mikhail I. Grinlov
Powers’ 7
Col
Willam Shelton
Boonville Man Held After Murder Charge In Dismembered Girl
In Boonville Indiana a 25 year old suspect Hashfield is jailed under tight guard after a 13 year old girl Avril Hashfield vanished. Police say the dismembered body was found and Hashfield admitted to actions in the Ohio River region. A crowd gathered outside the jail and he declined to speak at arraignment. The case follows his prior rape and assault records.
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Wendalin Opel
Hashfield
Avril
Ohio River
Bootsville
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Candace
Shelton
Rey
Justice of the Peace
Howard Bradley
Robert H. Terry
Macy
Boonville
Kansas City
Grees
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Association
Federal hearing set on desegregation injunction
A three judge federal court will hear on August 26 a suit filed by 31 white parents and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People seeking an injunction to stop Davis from interfering with the desegregation process. The suit aims to invalidate the earlier order by Judge Oliver B. Carriere and the Orleans Parish school board to comply with a court desegregation order, arguing state law gives the legislature sole authority.
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Integralio
Earlieer
Oliver BL Carriere
Orleans Parish
Judes Wills
Carriere
Vatican-US links alleged to recruit defectors during Rome Olympics
Soviet paper Trud said the United States and Vatican collaborate to recruit defectors from Communist countries during the Rome Games. The report, aired by Moscow radio, claimed agents of CIA chief Allen W. Dulles aided spiritual organizations and a special asylum for fugitive Reds was set up in a monastery.
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Trud
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Othe Vatican
Rome
Moscow Radio
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Reds
the Daily Review, Inc
Entoreo
Post Ofice
Hayward
California
New
Winton Ave
Calif
Red warns U.S. may attack Cuba
Havana dispatch reports Jacques Duclos, a leading French Communist official, warning that U.S. anger over nationalization of American property by Fidel Castro could spur a military strike on Cuba. The comment reflects Cold War tensions and international unease over Havana’s expropriations.
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Havana
Jacques du
Elos
France
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Interest in Soviet rockets spans military and public curious minds
The discussion notes that experts who studied the film captured by U2 gear reveal Col. Shelton's interests. The writer believes there is widespread interest in Soviet rockets beyond the military, attracting attention from people worldwide.
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Col. Shelton
Drive-In Case Finds Centures
Newport Arkansas AP reports a quirky classified ad in the Newport Independent for a "drive-in restaurant" offering “pretty good teeth and pretty good eating” with a telephone number to call. The item reads as a humorous note about denture or toothless service.
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Centures
Newport, Ark
Newport Independent
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