91 Areas Suffering High Unemployment Report Issued
The Labor Department released the first in a series of reports naming 91 areas with persistent unemployment, including Detroit and Providence. Areas must meet 6 percent current unemployment and one of three tests of past unemployment severity. Major industrial areas show modest improvement, with some stabilization in durable goods employment and hours. New Britain Connecticut and Battle Creek Michigan were added to the idle areas list.
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Washington
Labor Department
Detroit
Providence
R.J
Bureau of Employment Security
Thost
Congress
Eisenhower
Commmunisties
New Britain
Conn
Battle Creek
Mich
Unclear Data on Unemployment Surplus Areas
The document notes a rise in unemployment figures from $109 to $13 and lists 20 major plus ten smaller areas with substantial and persistent surplus, including Bulle and Kalispell in Montana.
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Elnosinion
Bulle and
Kalispell
Mont
Eichmann Surrender Report Acknowledged By Israel
In a note to Argentina, Israel stated Adolf Eichmann was found in Buenos Aires and surrendered willingly to a volunteer group. Israel had previously kept details private while Eichmann awaits trial in Israel for Nazi mass murder.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Israel
Gestapo
Adolf Eichmann
T ‘O
Hiller
Eichmann
Fichmann
Zichrmann
David Ben-Gurigr
Monsignor William J. Kelly Dies in Colorado Springs
Monsignor William J. Kelly of Colorado Springs died of a heart attack shortly after arriving at St Joseph's Hospital. He was 54 and had served at St Mary's Church since his ordination on May 21, 1932. For many years he was superintendent of St Mary's High School.
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Denver
William J. Kelly
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's High School
Should Delay Trip Says Senator Fulbright
Senator J William Fulbright urged delaying President Eisenhower's Japan visit amid anti American demonstrations. He suggested deferring until around October, citing possible Japanese government agreement and pending U S Japan security treaty hearings.
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Washington
API
William Fullbright
Ark
Eisenhower
Japan
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George LD. Aiken
R-Vb
Aiken
Forsteal
Demis
Congress
Three Die In Separate Colorado Highway Crashes
A 4 year old boy from Steamboat Springs, a Denver man aged 71, and a 1 year old girl from Illinois died in three separate crashes on Colorado highways. The 71 year old man, Joseph Harrison Wakefield, died in a head on collision 25 miles south of Lamar. The boy Allen Delahay from Steamboat Springs died after a vehicle toppled from a road shoulder near Alamosa. A 1 year old Illinois tourist woman, Mrs Jessie B Mager of Rockford, died when a car skidded on wet pavement east of Gunnison. The state’s traffic death toll rose to 148 for the year.
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Colorado
Denver
Ilinois
Jessie B. Hager
Rockford, i
Gunnison
U.S
Alamoso
Benjamin T. Delahay
Steamboat Springs
Alamosa
Lamar
U. 8
Joseph Harrison Wakefield
Neltie Elsie Mills
Court Rules Denver Theft Law and Bond Swap Plans
Washington AP reports a Treasury exchange offer to swap up to 51 percent of new notes for older bonds, marking a first under new legislation. Denver battles over theft law and court rulings impact jail releases and county prosecutions, with proposed staff additions to handle rising case loads.
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Washington
Soul Treasury
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
Bert M. Keating
New Venus
Lan
Keating
High Court
Congress
Rattlesnake bite near Denver prompts medical update
Denver area report notes Mrs. Shirley Linnaman, 33, of Wheat Ridge, bitten by a rattlesnake while fishing 28 miles northwest of Denver. A tourniquet, wound treatment, and a doctor’s injection were used. she was taken to Colorado General Hospital where her condition was listed as good. The rest includes unrelated court and museum items.
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Denver
Shirley’ Linnaman
Wheat Ridge
Jan
Linnaman
Colorado General Hospital
Windsor Building Sold to Krise in Windsor Real Estate Boom
Ed Krise, owner of the Gamble store in Windsor, purchased the Windsor Mercantile Company building on Main Street from the George 18. Frye estate. Krise plans a Sept. 3 move, redecorating interiors, installing new shelving, and dedicating three sections to general merchandise, electrical equipment, and furniture. The deal includes refinancing the building originally used by the Windsor Mercantile and long associated with the Teller family.
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Windsor
Windsor Mercantile Company
Main Street
Ed Krise
Gamble
Bayon
Mrise
George 18
Keise
Krise
Gombe
Main’ Street
Walter Ehrlich
Krise and
Sill
Gambles
Buildig
Harrison Teller
Weld County
Teller
Griffith H. Teller
George B. Teller
Hal
Skybolt rocket to be supplied to Britain under deal
The United States agreed to furnish Britain with the Skybolt air launched ballistic missile when developed, in a 1964 readiness window. The arrangement, announced after talks between Harold Watkinson and Thomas S Gates Jr, follows a general pact between Eisenhower and Macmillan for cooperation and future Royal Air Force purchases. In Oslo, Wendi Foss rehearsing Hedda Gabler fired a blank at the National Theater, triggering a theater fire alarm and a fire department response.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Harold Watkinson
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
Skybolt
Royal Air Force
Oslo
Norway
Wendi Foss
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
National Theater
LaPorte Man Placed Under No Drinking Ban
Fort Collins AP Gerald B. Gabeal Taperte faces a two year no drinking order from District Court. Judge Daly E. Sharman enforces the ban even on 3.2 percent beer as part of probation. Cole pleaded no contest May 17 to causing Lee Biller’s death in a tavern fight.
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Fort Collins
Gerald B. Gabeal Taperte
Daly E. Sharman
Iheer
Cole
Lee Biller
Milloc
Talks at Ending Broadway Stage Walkout Collapse
Negotiations to end Broadway stage blackout collapsed Monday night with both sides declaring they were hopelessly deadlocked. No further meetings were scheduled as hopes for early settlement faded. Representatives of producers and Actors Equity met for the first night of five days of talks, but producer David Merrick said Equity demanded high wages after an agreed pension plan was reached.
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New York
Broadway
Equity
David Merrick
Official Urges New Securities Law for State
Colorado official Duncan J Cameron said the state needs a securities law with big teeth and that the current act lacks limits on the types of securities sold. He intends to prepare a sample act for presentation to the Legislature next January.
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Denver
Colorado
Duncan J. Cameron
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