Multimillion Dollar Idle in Alabama Steel Strike
Birmingham mills suffer major economic losses as United States Steel workers strike for more than seven weeks. The stoppage halts 400,000 tons of steel and idles thousands, threatening related industries and city employment. A new Cyprus issue offer from Britain looms as talks aim to end the Cyprus rebellion with self governing promises and a distant date for elections.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Steel
Birmingham Mills
Tennessee
Uals
Oshudawn
Aid on horizon as Soviet chief courts Egyptians
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov told Egyptian crowds that the USSR remains a reliable friend and could offer economic aid to Egypt. He pledged noninterference with Arab relations and said Moscow would be a faithful partner while preserving ties with Western nations. He hinted at forthcoming aid during a three day National Day celebration in Cairo.
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Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Soviet Union
Israel
W. M. Molotov
Fron
Mediterranean
Suez Canal Zone
Shepi- Jov
Motte Village
Nile
Rernesht
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shepilae
United States
France
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Africa
Asia
All-Night Party Ends in Death for Two SAPORO
Two men die after a drunken night with older friends when they attempted to lean on a wired window and were electrocuted by a high voltage. Investigators note the 200-volt line typically would not be lethal, but alcohol impairment and contact with paint and perspiration heightened the danger. Washington reports and public safety officials consider the incident a tragic accident.
Not Hurting Too Bad Now Family Farm Owner in Iowa Optimistic About His Future
Des Moines reports show Pete Gwen of a 238 acre family farm near Wickhart Iowa expressing cautious optimism about the grain cycle despite widespread drought distress. Local bankers and merchants note tough times while Pete and his wife remain confident livestock prices and rains may improve, with forecasts of moderation and potential recovery shaping their outlook.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Petey Gwen
Wichart
Ted
United States
Woodwin
Central National Bank Dent Teast
Eas
Nowton
Blac
Thay
Hacking
Polity
Joseph F Wiel
Chive of
Younkers Inc
Towa
Cai
Kermeth
U. Thittelior
Brice
Peto Oyen
Havre
Ohyon
Bill
Pete
Independence Reflected in Italian Communists Critique
In Rome reports a Communia newspaper interview with Palminn Toptiatti criticizing Soviet leadership under Khrushchev and Stalin. He argues Italian Communists pursue an autonomous path, questioning legality and democracy under Stalin and denouncing sole blame on individuals. The piece notes a shift toward independent future directions.
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Rome
Communia
Tunil Tiuteck Todiay
Palminn Toptiatti
Thalieentmanisiy
Eltat
Joseph Stalin
Tle
Urey
Stalin Gould
Kheushehev
Taghiatti
Nationwide Safe Driving Campaign Is Delayed
A fragmented report notes a delay in the national Safe Driving campaign. The piece discusses the President’s Committee on Traffic Safety proposing postponement to improve message effectiveness after concerns about timing and audience reach.
Britain Plans Cyprus Accord Amid Military Ties
Britain seeks an accord with Turkey to safeguard minority rights in Cyprus within ten years and ensure continued Western Europe oil supply via Cyprus bases. Violence persists as bombs target British forces in Nicosia. two Greek Cypriots are executed and a third gets life for killing an RAF corporal.
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Turkey
Erten
Britain
Cyprus
Europe
Two-Car Train to Serve Hotel Guests at Sheraton Park
A $28,800 two car train on rubber tires will shuttle guests between the Sheraton Park Hotel and nearby facilities in Washington. Powered by an automobile engine, the vehicle aims to move at four miles an hour with a capacity of 27 passengers.
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Washington
Sheraton Park
Bulganin Sees Egyptian National Day Reception
Soviet premier Bulganin attends an Egyptian Embassy reception marking Egypts National Day with Molotov Mikoyan and Malenkov. Khrushchev is absent. Bulganin toasts the Beyplan republics prosperity while Moscow endures a heat wave.
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Maslovia
Bulganin
Egypt
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
Georgi Malenkov
Challenge to Smokers at Pike's Peak Run
Dr Arne Suominen of Delray Beach Fla a physician who hates tobacco has challenged many smokers to join a race up Pike's Peak in August in a letter to organizers and enthusiasts.
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Colo
Arne Suominen
Delray Heath
Fla
Pike's Peak
Suominen
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