Ag Department Reports Farm Prices Recovery and Motor Prices
The Agriculture Department said farm product prices have recovered and are about 2 percent higher than at the start of 1956, with a 3 percent rise in farmers’ prices in the month ending May 15. Meat animal prices led the gains, though overall prices remain below the 1951 peak. Officials noted livestock trends may lift prices further this year, aiding farm income before the election.
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Recess Called in Steel Wage Talks
A surprise recess halted the unprecedented joint contract negotiations between U S Steel Bethlehem and United Steelworkers in Pittsburgh. The next bargaining session between the union and the three companies is scheduled for Wednesday in New York. Meetings were expected to run through Friday in Pittsburgh.
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Egyptian detainees to be released before June 24
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser said all political detainees in Egypt will be freed before June 24, the date set for the presidential election and any constitutional ratification. South Africa's first nylon pulp plant begins operation in the Mafal area.
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UN Ousts Korea Truce Teams as Commie Screen
The United Nations Command dismissed the armistice supervision commission, charging the North Korean and Chinese governments used it to mask an illegal arms buildup. Britain said 16 nations in the UN Command rejected China’s call for a Korea talks conference. Pyongyang claimed big troop reductions and a future Mos cow visit, while North Korea’s large forces contrasted with South Korea’s sizable ranks. The armistice body includes Sweden and Switzerland with overtones of Cold War tensions.
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Wheeler says U S pledged to enter war before Pearl Harbor
Former Senator Burton Wheeler charges that U S military and British chiefs agreed to enter World War II against Germany in early 1942, with a plan for Britain to join against Japan after defeating Germany. He cites a pre Pearl Harbor pact drawn by General Wedemeyer and seeks disclosures from Secretary Dulles.
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Ohio Supreme Court Denies Sheppard Appeal
Ohio's Supreme Court upheld the murder conviction of Dr Samuel H Sheppard for his wife Marilyn. The 32 year old osteopath must serve a life sentence for second degree murder in the Ohio Penitentiary. The slaying occurred July 4 1954 in Bay Village near Cleveland. He was convicted December 21 1954 after a highly publicized trial and entered prison July 20 last year with no parole for at least 10 years.
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Pickerel Charged With Mainslaughter in Wyoming Death
In Cheyenne a 55 year old Betthoud Colorado man G E Pickerel was charged with mainslaughter for the death of his 26 year old son John Herman Pickerel. Preliminary hearing set for July 14 in Justice Court. Body found May 22 on U S Highway 85 87 two miles north of Cheyenne. Skull fractured in three places. Coroner’s jury found death from a blow, not car fall. Third occupant Arthur Banbury died Sunday from ulcer related inflammation.
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Arthur ‘Banbury
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Arvada Fisherman In Fair Condition After Cliff Fall
George Westerholf, 25, of Arvada, fell from a cliff near Mt. Evans and suffered a fractured pelvis. He was listed in fair condition Thursday by hospital officials after the Wednesday incident.
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Thursay
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Bear Track Lake Trip Ends With Fall Rescue
June 1986 report from Greeley Tribune details Westerhoff and three companions hiking near Bear Track Lake when Westerhoff slipped 490 feet down a rocky slope. He landed on a ledge about 200 feet below as they were carried by ambulance to a hospital.
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