Ike Rejects Reuther Bid On Car Prices Parley
Washington insiders report the Eisenhower administration rejected a proposal from Walter Reuther of the AFL CIO Auto Workers for a management labor conference to curb inflation by cutting 1958 car prices. Labor Secretary Mitchell argued it conflicts with the policy to avoid interference in collective bargaining. Reuther proposed a conference of auto firms and the UAW to evaluate a plan for halting inflation by lowering 1958 model prices by about $100 on average.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
James P. Mitchell
Reuther
Council of Economic Advisers
Auto Company
UAW
Northern Lights Reach California Across Statewide Sightings
The Aurora Borealis appeared in California with reports from Stockton Tracy Los Angeles Fullerton Whittier and San Bernardino. Witnesses recall 1919 sightings and compare to Utah displays. the phenomenon lasted about two hours per the Weather Bureau and Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Stockton
California
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tracy
Los Angeles
Fullerton
Whittier
San Bernardino
Salt Lake City
Utah
U.S. Weather Bureau
Edwards Air Force Base
Pueblo
Cole
Delta
Weather Bureau
Death Toll At ? In Turkey Floods
Officials in Ankara report 87 dead in central Turkey's Hood district after floods, with fears the toll could rise as rescue efforts continue and regional authorities assess affected towns and infrastructure.
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Turkey
Ankara
Locomotive Sought for Newark Park Asset
Newark city council weighed adding a retired Southern Pacific steam locomotive to a future park. Mayor George Silliman appointed Councilman Clark Redeker and City Engineer Bill Dutra to study acquiring the engine, noting no current park exists and suggesting storage on an unused spur for a year or more until funds allow park creation.
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Newark
Southern Pacific
George Silliman
Clark Redeker
Bill Dutra
Carrie’s Threat To Coast Fades
Miami report says a tropical hurricane with 110 mph winds drifts at sea, about 1800 miles east of Miami. Forecasters caution ships as the storm parallels the U S coast with little land impact expected today.
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Miami
Carrie
North Atlantic
U.S
Vhurricate
Mistake Corrected In Death By Own Action Report
The Daily Review retracts a previous notice about Stanley Roos Darcey being arrested for a suspected offense involving a 13 year old girl. The article states Darcey fled home during questioning and apparently shot himself. no arrest occurred.
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The
Daily Review
Stanley
Roos Darcey
Mictim
Darcey
Review
Ring of counterfeiters busted in Boston raid
U S Secret Service says three men were arrested in Boston after a raid on a Worthington Massachusetts residence uncovered a complete counterfeiting operation. Authorities seized presses cameras ink paper plates negatives and thousands of counterfeit notes including 10 and 20 dollar bills and $1000 in uncirculated stock. The men George W Humphrey 39 Mark A Marbet 38 and Paul Collins 35 were to be arraigned in Boston.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Secret ‘Service
George W. Humphrey
Mark’ A
Marbet
Paul
Collins
Boston
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
Humphrey
AT & Ll
Asi
Sireulation
Two Youths Die By Electrocution
Two youths died in separate electrocution accidents reported near California sites. Ronald J. Ortland 21 a San Jose State College student from Orinda was killed at a shopping center construction site when a crane struck a 12 000 volt overhead line. Crane operator Albert L Seud dex 38 San Pablo said Ortland warned touched the line and collapsed despite artificial respiration and adrenal treatment. A second boy about 11 or 12 a Saucedo Almond Grove worker at Durham was electrocuted while riding with companions after touching a high powered line near an irrigation pipe. He died at Chico hospital after the incident on a county road.
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WAPA
Ronald J. Ortland
San Jose State College
Ortland
Orinda
Albert
L. Seuddex
San Pablo
Ortlant
Chigo
Joseph Edward
Saucedo
Durham
Seucedo
Chico Hospital
Big Leandro Motel Plans Denied by Garden Hotels VP
Santa Rosa hotel executive Jim Stockman denied his firm has definite final plans for a 600 unit motel in San Leandro. He said the site rumor of 32 acres at Castro Valley and Eastshore freeways is premature and the company is considering three sites in the San Leandro Hayward area for a hotel development in early planning stages. City officials toured Garden Hotels Flamingo Hotel in Santa Rosa Tuesday.
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Santa Rosa
Jim Stockman
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Eastshore
Stockman
An Garden Hotels Co
Sanaro-Hayward
Charter of Commerce
Garden Hotel Co
Flamingo
Sarita
Rosa Tutsday
Two Convicts Found Slain at Louisiana State Prison
At Angola Louisiana two inmates were murdered apparently in their sleep. Warden Maurice Sigler said the bodies were found at 6 20 am each man hit several times with a meat cleaver the weapon hidden behind the janitors closet. One victim Billy Aldrich 23 serving life for a 1950 killing the other Clarence Joseph Gros 25 who entered in 1953 on a habitual theft sentence. The warden labeled it a double murder noting the men did not kill each other.
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Angola
Louisiana State Prison
Maurice Sigler
Sigler
Islaying
Billy Aldrich
Clarence
Joseph Gros
Jefferson'parish
Noted Columnist Dur ng Dies in New York Hospital
E V Dur ing, nationally known writer of the column On the Side, died early today at Doctor's Hospital New York after a brief illness. He was 64, born in New York City, educated at Phillips Andover and Wesleyan University class of 1913. He began his newspaper career as a college student and correspondent for the Spring Held Mass Republican.
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New York
INS
E. V. Durng
Doctor's Hospital
Mr. Durling
Phillips Andover Academy
Wesleyan, University
Mass. Republican
Man Indicted for Assisting Escape in Butte County
Butte County grand jury indicted Weidert, 43, a former juvenile hall official, for helping a 14 year old female inmate escape from the facility. He owned bags used to flee after resigning from the night supervisor post.
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Oroville
Butte County Grand Jury
I. Weidert
India Defies UN Bid to Condemn Russia Hungary
India refuses to back a resolution condemning the Soviet action in Hungary and Russia. The United States and 36 sponsors oppose Burma’s attempt to replace condemns with deplores. Ambassador Lall stresses India's neutral stance while rejecting Hungary’s actions and supporting broader interests.
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United Nations
Russia
Hungary
India
United States
Burma
Arthur S. Lall
General Assembly
Faubus Departs For Ike Parley
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus leaves Little Rock for a scheduled meeting with President Eisenhower in Newport to discuss the school integration standoff. He travels with two consultants and may spend the night in the Newport area before talks set for the next day.
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Newport
BR. I
Arkansas
Orval EB. Faubus
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Faubus
White House
James F. Miller
Clark St
Hisenhower
Hong Kong
INS
U.S
Miller
Tatiana Nikolaevna
Hawlans
Samuel David Hawk
Kins
Peiping
Oklahoma City
Levine Hospital
Wilson
Crop Duster Pilot Resumes Flight After Crash
Wes Lenenville a crop duster from San dose living in ALVARADO proved his calm under duress when his plane's engine failed during dusting along Fair Ranch Rd near Alva. The craft nosed over in dirt but Lenenville and bystanders righted the undamaged aircraft and the pilot flew off to continue his duties.
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Lenenville
Hayward Wins High Traffic Safety Honors
Hayward ranks eighth nationally and second in California in traffic safety activities for cities of its size, a survey by the National Safety Council presented yesterday. City officials noted improvements but flagged needs including establishing by ordinance a full time traffic engineer.
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Hayward
California
National Safety Council
Uity
J. Arthur Rude
Ormation
International Assi
Chietscal
Rude
FBI Probes Nashville Dynamic Explosion Case
The FBI began investigating the midnight dynamiting of the new Hattie Cotton School in Nashville. Investigators handed over information to local authorities as Kasper faces Davidson County Grand Jury charges of inciting violence related to racial integration protests at seven elementary schools.
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Nashville
Tenn
FBI
Hattie Cotton
John
Kasper
Davidson County Grand Jury
Beck Wins Permission for New York Trip From Judge
Judge George H. Boldt granted Dave Beck permission to travel to New York for the union convention on Sept. 30 in Miami. Beck had pleaded innocent to tax charges involving $184,000 for 1951-53. The judge also allowed Beck's son Dave Jr. and Norman J. Gessert to attend the convention.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
New York
Union
Miami
George H. Boldt
Beck
Tacoma
Boldt
Dave Jr
Dave Jr. Feed Verschueren Isr
Norman J. Gessert
Knifer Attacks Driver In Chicago Gas Station Incident
Chicago machinist Frank Stb, 22, was attacked by a motorist at a gas station after a collision caused minor damage. The assailant pulled a knife, slashing Stb and fleeing. Doctors treated the wounds for four hours.
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Chicago
Frank Stb
Seb
Red Delegates in London Blasted by Fulbright Speech
Senator J William Fulbright censured the Soviet delegation at the Interparliamentary Union meeting in London. He denounced propaganda and bogus talk, stating the gathering should not be a forum for propaganda, and implied the target by context without naming individuals.
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Red
London
Ins
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
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C. J. Rogers
LOE
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