Steel to Hold Price Line For Present
UPI reports big steel pledges to keep price levels steady for the immediate future to prevent inflationary pressures. U S Steel Chairman Roger M Blough and Inland Steel Co chairman Joseph P Block announce no change in prices, as wage talks advance with the Steelworkers Union and a new labor peace pact nears ratification.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U. S. Steel Board
Roger M. Blough
Joseph P. Block
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
U. S
Steelworkers’ Union
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Blough
Steel Magazine
Metal Working Weekly
City Warned Against Explosive Gasoline Mix
Anoka Minnesota police broadcast continuous warnings against using a gasoline oil mix in oil stoves. Police estimate 10 to 12 of about 150 gallons sold by a service station are unaccounted for. Cars with loudspeakers roamed neighborhoods, factories alerted workers, and repeated radio and TV notices urged locating every drop.
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Anoka
Minn
UPI
Fred Brunsted
John Hall
DeBlaise Named Public Works Director in Kenosha
Anthony W. DeBlaise, 30, was named director of public works after serving as acting head since C R Nicoso resigned September 30. The post pays 10000 a year with steps to 10900. he is a University of Wisconsin engineering graduate who has worked seven years in Kenosha. Mayor Eugene R. Hammond said 18 applications were received and two were interviewed by public works officials from nearby cities. The council approved the appointment unanimously amid concerns about waste collection delays and plans for improving efficiency.
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Anthony W. DeBlaise
DeBlaise
C. R. Nicolazzo
University of Wisconsin
Kenosha
Eugene R. Hammond
Waukegan
Racine
Wauwatosa
Hammond
Council
Ald
George Fitchett
Fitchett
Waste Department
Public Works
German Republic accused as haven for Hungarian fascists
The American Jewish Committee expressed serious concern over a new wave of anti Semitism in West Germany. In a memorandum delivered to German Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe a delegation charged the Federal Republic with becoming a haven for Hungarian fascists.
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Washington
Russian space pact eyed by U S congressman
Washington reports the Russian government told a U S congressman it regards favorably the idea of signing an agreement with the United States on the peaceful uses of outer space.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
GE officials demoted for price exchanges with rivals
General Electric confirms several officers and employees were demoted and had pay cut after exchanging price and other information with competitors. Chairman Ralph J. Cordiner disclosed the action. In separate remarks Washington Senator Stuart Symington said he is not an avowed candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination and will not remove his name from Oregon primary ballots.
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Hot Springs
UPI
General Electric Co
Ralph J. Cordiner
Washington
Stuart Symington
D- Mo
Oregon
Wreck In Italy Kills 25 on Monza Train Derailment
A jammed 10 car electric commuter train derailed near Monza in dense fog injuring about 100 and killing the engineer among the 25 dead. The Transport Ministry cited excessive speed and dangerous curve as causes as wreckage clogged a factory area near Milan.
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Italy
Monza
Transport Ministry
Milan
Nash backs Humprhey for president and seeks delegate role
Lt Governor Phillip Nash endorsed Hubert Humphrey for president and announced plans to run as a delegate for him in the spring primary.
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Madison
UPI
Phillip Nash
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
UW Faculty Rejects Loyalty Affidavit Plan
Madison UPI report notes University of Wisconsin faculty voted against the loyalty affidavit under the National Defense Education Act and for ending compulsory ROTC. They urged continued participation in the defense education program with monthly progress reports and explored alternative loan funding sources. A reconsideration date was set for November 7.
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Sity of
Wisconsin
University Regents
Touhy Widow Plans Escape From Chicago Mob After Loss
Clara Touhy, widow of gangster Roger Touhy, tells a probate hearing she plans to move her family away from Chicago and Illinois. She wants to protect her granddaughter and resume life in the South after settlement of probate matters and ongoing libel suits surrounding Touhy’s story.
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Touhy
Chicago
Illinois
Roger Touhy
the Terrible
Clara Touhy
Stateville
Weather Snapshot From Kenosha Warmest In State
Early today Kenosha led Wisconsin in warmth while Grantsburg plunged to 22 below. By noon Kenosha reached 13 at downtown, with Southport 11 American Motors 12 and the day ending mostly fair and cold. Tonight’s low 2 to 8 below. Tomorrow partly cloudy and slightly warmer with a high of 15 to 22 above. Sunrise 7 18. Sunset 4 35.
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Kenosha
Grantsburg
Southport
American Motors
Shotgun Slayer Wins New Trial
Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed the Trempeleau County murder conviction of Roman Kwosek 26 who pleaded insanity in the December 6 1957 shotgun slaying of his wife. Kwosek won a new trial in a 4 3 decision. The court declined to adopt a broader insanity rule. The majority found prejudicial error for denying cross examination of a state psychiatrist for the prosecution.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Trempeleau County
Roman Kwosek
High Court
Lavern G. Kosner
Arcadia
Kwosek
Supreme Court
Timothy Brown
Three Children Die in Chicago Apartment Fire
Three children Gregory Willis six Michael Willis five and Rodney Willis three died from smoke suffocation in a South Side Chicago apartment fire. Officers identified the victims as sons of Willie Willis twenty seven and his wife Maxine twenty five, both residents of the building.
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Chicago
YPS
South Side
Gregory Willis
Michael
Rodney
Willie Willis
Express Company
Maxine
Three Shot to Death in Whiting Maine Downeast Town
In Whiting Maine a shooting killed two men and a woman. Authorities call it a double murder and death by own action. The victims were Albert Richardson, 74, Aubrey Ackley, 45, and Eu nice Ackley, 52, Ackley's sister-in-law and widow.
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Whiting
Maine
UPI
Downeast
Washington Country
Finch Jury Gets Look At Scene
A Los Angeles court hears evidence at the Finch murder trial as jurors visit the crime scene where Barbara Jean Finch was killed. Prosecutor Fred Whichello accuses Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff of a planned homicide over a disputed marriage and community property.
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Finch
Grant Cooper
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Los Angeles
Carole
Mrs. Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Whichello
Dr. Finch
Force Is Necessary Says German Leader
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, on his 84th birthday, told West Germany’s top generals that a government policy is ineffective without backing by force. The generals visited to offer birthday congratulations.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Guard withdrawn at Wilson & Co plant in Albert Lea
For the first time in 25 days the Wilson and Co packing plant in Albert Lea Minnesota opened to non union workers without National Guard protection. The move ends a period of guard deployment during labor tensions at the facility.
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Albert Lea
Minn
UPI
Wilson & Co
Minnesota National Guard
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