Nationalists See Day As Black Monday
In Taipei the day is marked as Black Monday amid Geneva talks between the United States and Red China. Chiang Kai-shek's government says it will be kept advised on ambassadorial discussions in Geneva as officials warn that Formosan interests may suffer. Local voices express fear of appeasement and a shift away from hardline anti communist policy.
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AMC Workers Authorize Strike At Milwaukee Plants
Claude Keim of UAW-CIO Local 75 said AMC Milwaukee bargaining committee can call a strike. Local covers production at the body plant plastics plant and parts division. Kenosha vote set for Tuesday night as about 60 body plant workers were laid off Friday for the model changeover.
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Man Dies En Route After Barn Siding Fall
Gilbertson 27 dies on way to Madison hospital after Friday fall from ladder while repairing barn siding on his Dodgeville area farm. Injury occurred Friday. accident reported near Richland Center.
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Norman Gilbertson
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Tito Worried By Actions Of Satellites
Yugoslav leader Tito accuses satellite Communist leaders of arresting pro Yugoslav freedom seekers. He cites Hungary as a example and questions Moscow control and honesty among satellites while seeking Moscow assurances to protect his regime.
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Jesuit Missionaries Translate Chinese Into Five Languages
Expelled Jesuit missionaries in Macao have nearly finished five Chinese dictionaries translating terms into English French Latin Spanish and Hungarian. Twenty five Jesuits have spent thousands of hours since 1950 compiling the project which could aid future missionaries in China. Editor in chief Rev. Juan Goyoaga discussed the work during a visit.
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Wife Kills Husband in Wisconsin Neighborhood Shooting
Peter Bates, 47, of Siren Wisconsin, died in a Minneapolis hospital from a stomach wound after a wife allegedly fired the shot at his Grnstrurg jail. Coroner to perform autopsy to confirm death cause. Mrs Jean Bates held without charge in Grantsburg Wisconsin jail following the shooting.
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Awaits Charge Of Murdering Wife In Gasoline Theft Case
Lee Murphy 40 awaits a murder charge in Cincinnati for allegedly killing his wife Willoughby 39 during a gasoline theft attempt at a Harrison concrete plant. Investigator Carl Meyer said Murphy surrendered after 10 hours and claimed he was drunk and crazy. Frank Roudebush co owner said he held them at gunpoint and Murphy accelerated striking Willoughby and driving away.
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Carl G. Meyer
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Wall Street Focuses on Stock Splits Amid Steel Profit Boom
Wall Street shows interest in stock splits as steel earnings soar. The 34 iron and steel firms report first-half profits rising from 282.5 million in 1954 to 487.8 million this year, led by U S Steel with about 90 percent growth and major gains at Bethlehem and Republic. Public demand drives quicker deliveries and higher steel prices.
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Wall Street
Iron and Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jand Republic
Pittsburgh Steel
Harriman Says Ike Follows Democratic Foreign Policy
Paris news conference quotes Gov. Averell Harriman of New York asserting President Eisenhower keeps to Democratic era foreign policy. Harriman, near tour end, says Ike attends Geneva Big Four summit with Democratic support and hints at no personal political bid.
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Averell D. Harriman
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Gambler Tony Cornero Stralla Dies at Las Vegas Dice Table
Las Vegas crime and gambling figure Anthony Cornero Stralla known as Tony Cornero collapsed and died of a heart attack while playing craps at a Desert Inn casino. Deputy coroner Bud Bodell will probe concealment of the death. Stralla, 54, faced bootlegging conviction years earlier and awaited his six million dollar Stardust resort opening.
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Cornero Stralla
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Tony Cornero
Bud Bodell
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Desert Inn
Stardust
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Fasterth on plates promises firmer denture grip
An alkaline powder for dentures claims to hold teeth more firmly and comfortably without taste or texture issues. It targets denture odor and aims to prevent slipping during meals. Sold at drug counters as FPASTEETH.
Stralla Moves From Illicit Fleet To Legitimate Shipping
The subject took control of gambling ships off the Southern California coast and operated water taxis for customers until his activities were curbed by Earl Warren, then California attorney general and later a U.S. chief justice. In later years Stralla pursued legitimate shipping. Approximately 85 percent of all passenger travel in the United States is by motor vehicle.
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Earl Warren
United States
Stralla
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Former POW On Trial For Murder
Army Sgt. James C. Gallagher of Brooklyn faces court martial accusations of collaborating with Reds as a Korean War prisoner and murder without premeditation of fellow American POWs. Prosecutors say charges stem from prisoner testimonies after three years as a captive, released in 1953. Gallagher enlisted in 1948 and went to Korea in 1950.
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Army
James C. Gallagher
Brooklyn
Reds
Korea
Gallagher
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