Hungarian Refugee Beaten After Khrushchev Visit Speech
Ferenc Isaak, 31, leader of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters of San Francisco, was found beaten and unconscious in Golden Gate Park after a mysterious phone call and failure to return home. He spoke against Khrushchev’s San Francisco visit and previously fled Hungary in 1956 as a chemical engineer.
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Ferenc Isazk
Enese
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Isazk
Free World
Nikita Khrush
Chev
Hungarian Freedom Fighters of
Nikita Khrushchev
Ferenc Isark
Isaak
Charles Naughton
Lloyd Kelly
Khrushchev
Union Square
Eisenhower urges hard bargaining in steel strike
President Eisenhower appeals to both sides to bargain intensively and settle the steel dispute. Secretary James P. Mitchell relayed the message after a long meeting, noting free collective bargaining is on trial and stressing responsibility to workers and others affected by the strike.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Raleigh moves forward with North Carolina Stadium Authority
Planning for a large Raleigh area stadium reaches formal basis with creation of the North Carolina Stadium Authority. Gov Hodges named seven members under a 1959 act and urged public support, envisioning a major football venue with possible weather covering and a natural bowl site near the State Fair.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Stadium Authority
Hodges
Authority
J. W
Willie) York
York
Winston Finance Co. Robbery in Winston-Salem
A gunman robbed the East Fourth Street B M Finance Co branch around 10 45 am and fled with about 1140. Charlie Williams White 37 a Black man with a lengthy police record was captured ten minutes later in an East Winston dragnet. He fought Forsyth deputies and was subdued after a brief struggle in the street outside the office.
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Winston-Salem
East Fourth Street
B & M. Finance Co
Charlie Williams White
East Winston
Forsyth
East Fourth
M. R. Cromer
Washington voters eye broad 1960 campaign issues
In a readied party lineup amid a heavy year of contests Sen. L (D-Tex) and Sen. H pbrey (D-Minn) face nomination talk as national policy becomes a central theme. Vice President Nixon is cited in campaign discussions, with references to anti propaganda and public service aims.
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Washington
D-Tex
H Pbrey
D-Minn
Paul Dou
A. M. Nixon
Piganda
Wagner urges federal help to curb narcotics in youth crime
Mayor Robert F Wagner told a U S Senate subcommittee that federal action against narcotics traffic is the key to fighting teenage crime. He spoke as part of hearings on juvenile delinquency and praised a proposed Conservation Corps style project as a model.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
U. S. Senate
Wagner
Jomas C. Hennings
Giings
Ath Conservation Corps
Senate
House
Janulid
Conservation Corps
Khrushchev fatigued during Iowa corn tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, en route to Roswell Garst’s farm near Coon Rapids, shows signs of exhaustion after a week of strenuous touring. He viewed tall Iowa corn and animal fodder methods while guarded by state police and greeted farmers in the corn belt.
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William L. Ryan
Des Moines
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Corn
Khrushchev
Roswell
Bob) Garst
Coon Rapids
Garst
Tragic boating accident claims Larson family in Michigan
Leonard Larson 42 recounts a lake accident on Lake McKeever in Hiawatha National Forest. His wife 34 and 10 children plus his brother Harry 64 died when a 12 foot boat capsized during a cranberry outing. Doris May 16 survived attending high school in Marquette.
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Leonard Larson
Lake McKeever
Upper Michigan
Hiawatha National Forest
Harry
Larsons
Doris May
Marquette
Leonard
Larson
August Dip in Living Costs Mostly from Food Prices
Labor Department figures show the cost of living fell slightly in August by one tenth of a percent from July’s peak, driven by a nine tenths drop in food prices. Other items in the average city family budget rose, and many workers will see wage adjustments tied to cost-of-living clauses.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bank Theft Foiled by Tear Gas and Escape
Police say a bank holdup failed when tear gas dispersed the thief inside. Fox’s daughter freed herself, workers fled through a broken window, and about fifteen employees were involved as the incident unfolded with officers warning the suspect they'd force entry.
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Fox
Ataee
Marilyn
Marijuana Seed Found Left in Charlotte Bus Station
Two men in a loud argument were warned to stop and detained after a marijuana seed was discovered in a bus station box. The box sat in the Charlotte station for about five hours Monday before an employee noticed the men had left it. Detective Capt. W A McCall said the State Bureau of Investigation has been notified.
Education: 1970 supply of teachers is critical question
Raleigh AP reports rising enrollments threaten higher education as demand for qualified faculty grows. Dr James H Parks warns a potential double student load by 1970, with graduate-supply shortfalls and a church college president backing the faculty shortage claim.
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Raleigh
James H. Parks
Arthur D. Wenger
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Gracie Hurricane Becomes Severe Storm Lashes Atlantic
Hurricane Gracie maintained 100 mph winds over the Atlantic with forecasts showing possible slight power loss. Eleuthera in the Bahamas lies about 275 miles east of Miami as the storm tracks northwest. Government warns Florida to monitor Weather Bureau advisories and shore communities brace for impact amid warnings and warnings.
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Cross
Gracie
San Salvador
Eleuthera
Bahamas
Miami
Fila
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Florida Peninsula
LeRoy Collins
Collins
Cuba
Florida Keys
Dade
South
Uncertainty pervades Cuban air
Cuba faces broad unease as the Castro regime’s aims loom and investors hesitate to fund projects. Sugar mills slow renovations as labor groups push for state intervention while American owners fear erosion of holdings. Yet bank clearings rise, suggesting mixed signals for the economy.
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Harold K. Miles
Havana
Cuba
Castro
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