Steel talks edge toward Taft-Hartley intervention
Reports from Washington show President Eisenhower pressing for a voluntary settlement in the steel strike. Officials voiced optimism for progress by October 8 while both sides kept far apart on demands. If no agreement emerges soon, the Taft-Hartley act machinery may be invoked to curb the dispute.
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From badges to beehives and 1905 Nobel prizes
A jumbled column cites varied curious facts and remarks from cultural history and public life. It mentions office badges, postage rates, Deseret and Utah history, a Sunday school anecdote, Henryk Sienkiewicz Nobel laureate status, Key West as a tropical city, John L. Lewis, backstage A tuning in San Francisco Opera, and a paternal orphan statistic.
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Red Sea
Henryk Sienkiewicz
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von Rossover
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John L. Lewis
Lic Life
San Francisco Opera House
Shallow Flooding Reported Along Congaree River SC
The Columbia Weather Bureau cautioned shallow flooding along the Congaree River with heavy flooding possible Thursday. Gracie dumped nearly six inches of rain statewide in 30 hours, and crests are expected on the Saluda, Broad, Catawba and Wateree rivers with advisory to move livestock and movable property to safety.
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Wateree
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