Soviet Lacks Crowd Support On Kozlov U.S. Tour
Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov drew a 49 person crowd at the Drake Hotel as his U.S. tour to win American labor and to rally the proletariat showed little enthusiasm. Newsreel footage highlighted steel plants and a Chicago slum while Kozlov dined with Edward Logelin of United States Steel and planned meetings with Mayor Daley and farm visits.
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Frol Kozlov
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Ind
Kozlov
United States
Frol R. Kozlov
Drake Hotel
Nikita Khrushchev
SS Ae
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Film Chronicle
State Department
South Shore Country Club
Edward Logelin
United States Steel Corp
Richard J. Daley
Convict Returned To N C From Georgia Prison
Tom Callahan, 39, convicted of murder in Georgia, was sent back to a North Carolina prison. Police sought his help in the Camp deaths tied to a Cobb County home fire. Callahan, serving life for a 1951 slaying, previously escaped a Georgia prison and was convicted of kidnapping in Mecklenburg County, N C.
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Marietta, Ga
Tommy Callahan
Georgia
North Carolina
Callahan
Sanders
Benjamin Camp
Cobb County
Harold M. Kimble
Atlanta
Mecklenburg County
N.C
Heroin Seizure in Montreal Arrests Reported
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police seized heroin worth about eight million dollars at a Pointe aux Trembles motel. Two men were arrested on conspiracy possession and trafficking charges. identified as Giuseppe Cotroni 4 and Rene Robert 31.
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Montreal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pointe Aux Trembles
Giuseppe Cotroni
Rene Robert
Chemical Union Signs New Contract at Morganton Plant
Local 427 of the International Chemical Workers Union turned over a signed contract to Great Lakes Carbon Corp after a two month strike aimed at gains in pay and benefits. The strike ended June 30 as 100 plus new workers were hired to replace strikers amid past violence including an alleged dynamite attempt against a nearby power station. The union won a 6 cent hourly wage increase, three weeks paid vacation after 10 years, and expanded sick leave benefits. Company officials anticipate signing in Morganton and forwarding to New York.
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Morganton
N.C
International Chemical Workers Union
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
James F. Hunt
New York
Navy Launches Guided-M missile Destroyer MacDonough
The USS MacDonough, a 4,770-ton guided missile destroyer of 512 feet, Christened in Quincy Massachusetts, is set for launch today. Named for Commodore Thomas MacDonough, the vessel will serve in antisubmarine warfare and early warning duties.
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Quincy
Mass
MacDonough
Thomas Mac
Construction Figures Up in May for North Carolina
May contracts for North Carolina construction totalled 74.691 million dollars, up 49 percent from May 1958. Non-residential work reached 25.004 million, residential 28.287 million, and heavy engineering 21.400 million, with five month totals at 280.613 million, up 34 percent.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
New York
F. W. Dodge Corp
Ing
Dodge
U.S. Bases in Eastern France to be Evacuated
The United States will mothball three air bases in eastern France as Paris blocks atomic storage. About 6,000 airmen will depart and 1,500 local workers lose jobs, while skeleton crews keep bases ready for emergencies amid prior runway and housing problems. Construction began in 1953 after the Korean outbreak.
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Nancy
France
United States
U.S
Britain
West Germany
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Une
DU Barry
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Paris
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