Court Authorizes Continued Strike By Steel Workers
Three federal judges granted an indefinite stay of a Taft Hartley injunction, allowing the nationwide steel strike to continue past 100 days while the Circuit Court of Appeals reviews the injunction’s constitutionality. Union counsel argued the strike harms labor rights. government lawyers pressed for a prompt ruling.
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Philadelphia
Taft-Hartley
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Pittsburgh
Nion
Irene
Austin Staley
Biggs
Staley
Goldberg
Grant
Herbert F. Goodrich
John Biggs, Jr
William H
Civilians Take Over Ike's Move Backed By Key Space Men
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris and Wernher von Braun back Eisenhower's decision to shift the Saturn rocket program to NASA in Huntsville Alabama. They say the change stabilizes the space effort and keeps the United States ahead of the Soviets in a growing national program. The Saturn project aims to build a 12 million pound thrust launcher capable of placing heavy satellites or reaching the moon. Medaris retires soon after voicing satisfaction with the transfer while von Braun stresses continued cooperation with NASA and a strong national space program.
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Washington
Army
Huntsville
Ala
Eisenhower
Civilian
Space Agency
John B. Medaris
Wernher von Braun
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Harey
Medaris
Army Ordnance
Health Association Targets Youth Smoking Campaigns
The American Public Health Association urged campaigns to prevent cigarette smoking among youth. It warned smoking drives rising lung cancer rates and could claim many future lives. The resolution calls on health authorities to run broad education efforts and work with voluntary groups and schools.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Public Health Assn
Taeca Ae Aion
Eisenhower Signals Readiness for East West Summit
President Eisenhower said he is ready to meet Khrushchev for an East West summit once Western allies present a united front. He noted private talks are underway and named De Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer as possible participants. He also discussed health, Taft Hartley, and no plan to seek new labor legislation in January.
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Augusta
Georgia
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Richmond
Augusta National Golf Club
Washington
Palm Springs
Calif
Congress
Major Railroads Offer To Buy HPT&D Stock
The 34 mile High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad may pass into control of Winston-Salem Southbound Railroad and partners Norfolk and Western and Atlantic Coast Line. The offer covers all outstanding stock at about 340 a share and would keep operations and personnel. Kirkman would remain as operating head, with a local board guiding operations. The line has shown solid performance this year despite an early wreck.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Winston - Salem
Norfolk and Western
Atlantic Coast Line
P Bay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Kirkman
Arthur Kirkman
Bo Commemieteuhe
High Rock
H.P.T. and
C. Arthur Kirkman
T. J. Finch
Reds Favor Quick Talk At Summit
The Soviet government backs a December summit with the United States and says talks should include the Big Four. Khrushchev may visit France within weeks as Paris weighs an East-West meeting next spring and De Gaulle positions for pre-summit contact.
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Paris
United States
Moscow
France
Britain
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sergei Vinogradov
Maurice Couve de ‘Murville
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Macmillan
FiveQuints Die After Premature Birth In Texas Funeral Planned
Ist Lt Charles G Hannan and wife Cecilia prepare for Friday funerals of their five preemie baby girls born in 12 minutes at Lackland AFB hospital. Names listed include Deborah Lynn Janet Lee Karen Denise Melissa Jane and Suzanne Kay with Catholic rites planned in Taylor Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ist
Charles G. Hannan
Cecilia
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Deborah Lynn
Janet Lee
Karen Denise
Melissa Jane
Suzanne Kay
Taylor
Here
St. Mary's School
Hannan
Castro Faces Grave Crisis As Anti-Red Feeling Grows
Fidel Castro mobilizes Cuba's workers for a one hour nationwide strike to show loyalty amid anti-Communist opposition within the army leadership. The Labor Federation calls the action as Havana hosts 2000 American travel agents while planes drop leaflets and bomb attacks injure dozens. Castro furthers movement by visiting Camaguey as violence surges.
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Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Revolutionary Army
Cuban Labor Federation
Manuel Urrutia
Pene
Three Clemson Students Killed in Rainy Collision
Three Clemson College students died when their car skidded on rain slick U S 176 near Union South Carolina and collided broadside with a truck. The victims were Lawrence E Francis Worth B Crocker Jr and Crawford F Allen all 20 from Spartanburg area. The truck driver Jerome Mc Fadden of Gardner Truck Line Charleston was hospitalized.
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UNION
S. C
Clemson College
Columbia
U.S. 176
Highway Patrol
Lawrence E. Francis
Worth B. Crocker Jr
Crawford F. Allen
Spartanburg
Jerome McFadden
Gardner Truck Line
Charleston
Crocker
South Tyger River
Faye Holcombe
Whitmire
August Holcombe
Strangling Slaying of Motel Restaurant Manager News
New York police seek leads in the strangulation slaying of Paul Brown a 47 year old motel restaurant manager whose nude body was found in the trunk of his car. An autopsy found he was strangled by a rope or bond and his clothing and the weapon were missing. Brown had a check writing record and his relatives say debt disputes may have driven the crime. Police believe two people moved the body into the trunk and the car was left parked for several days in Washington Heights before relatives were to collect him in Union City New Jersey.
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New York
Paul Brown
Brown
Washington Heights
Union City
N.J
Navy Plans Civilian Payroll Cuts at Eight Air Stations
The Navy announced Wednesday that over 1,380 civilians will be dropped from payroll at eight Naval air stations. Causes include a Congressional order to reduce govt employment this year with Cherry Point North Carolina and Norfolk Virginia among the stations listed plus further locations.
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NAVY
Washington
Naval Air Stations
Compact Cars Spark Major Auto Industry Shift
Family Weekly highlights the 1960 compact cars with color photos and charts beside standard models. The issue also features an in depth piece on why a Chicago judge sent four American raised boys to Russia and whether reuniting with their parents can compensate for the upheaval.
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Henry Ford
Family Weekly
Sunday Enterprise
Chicago
America
Russia
Governor Stresses Bond Vote In North Carolina
Governor Hodges expressed optimism that Tar Heel voters will approve 34.4 million dollars in state bond issues next Tuesday. He cautioned turnout may be light and stressed bonds fund construction at state educational and mental institutions without raising taxes. He noted debt service is covered in the balanced budget.
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Raleigh
N.C
Hodges
Tar Heel
Heinz Rollman
Waynesville
Europe
Rollman
State Department of Development
Oregon man returns lost money to state
Portland AP report says 77 year old Jacob Spreitzer found 500 dollars in a glove and returned it to police, seeking no reward. The wallet identified owner Fred William Taylor who had welfare, so the money reverts to the state. Spreitzer said he does not need the money and has enough to eat.
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Portland
Ore
Jacob Spreitzer
Spreitzer
United States
Austria
Fred William Taylor
Taylor
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United Steelworkers
Ike
Key Space Men
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Health Assn
West Accord
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le Sane
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