Steel Talks Resume Today Amid Narrow Strike Prospects
Negotiations at the White House resume with little chance of averting a strike at midnight Tuesday. Union President David J. McDonald and chief industry negotiator R. Conrad Cooper clash over a possible extension while Eisenhower urges renewed talks. industry and union face costly shutdowns and a two week extension failing to yield a concrete settlement.
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Ed Steel
White House
Cooper
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Eisenhower
Steelworkers Union
McDonald Speaks
Girl Confesses Arson in Family Fire Tragedy at Elmira
Fifteen year old Jane Shusko admits starting the blaze that killed seven family members in Elmira New York. She told police she did not know her motive and escaped with her mother while two sisters were saved by a neighbor.
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Elmira
N.Y
Jane Shusko
J. William Maloney
Jane
Lillian
Michael Shusko
Eugene Golden
Steel Supply Less as Plants Prepare Shutdown
The AP reports steel users hold tighter inventories while auto firms push demand. With a looming nationwide strike, Pittsburgh plants gear up for slowdowns, bank open hearth furnaces, and lay out steps to safely idle blast furnaces and coke ovens.
Dogs Back From Space
London AP reports Soviet radio says two dogs returned from space after July 10 launch in a 2200 kilogram ballistic rocket. Daring completed a fourth ascent, Snowflake and rabbit Mariooshka also aboard. recoveries announced with equipment parachuted back.
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London
Soviet Union
Space
Moscow Radio
Earth
Daring
Tass
Snowflake
Mariooshka
Little Martha
Newlyweds Seek Privacy in Florida Bomb Shelter Honeymoon
Melvin Miniison and Maria Rodriguez began a two week stay in a steel concrete bunker under Miami to promote civil defense shelters. The 8 by 14 by 7 foot room includes cooking, toilet, electricity and a telephone, with a Jamaica honeymoon promised if they endure.
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Miami
Fla
Melvin Miniison
Maria Rodriguez
Tampa
Jamaica
Mininsons
Cecil O. Barnard
Bomb Shelters Inc
New York Stocks Dip as Averages Slide in Closing Trade
Closing price for 60 stocks stands at 231.5, down 2.4 points in a subdued Wall Street session. The note mentions Hillcrest Bowl reservations with a phone number VI 30928 and Brunswick lanes, suggesting a local leisure reference amid market chatter.
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New York
Hillcrest Bowl
Brunswick
Lawyer Tells Of Plot to Control Monitoring Body
New York lawyer Bartley C Crum testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that West Coast longshoremen officials discussed seizing control of court appointed monitors policing the Teamsters. He said Harry Bridges and Louis Goldblatt proposed replacing Godfrey Schmidt with Crum and hinted at a broader merger of unions. Schmidt resigned. Lawrence T Smith was sworn in to replace him, with Crum noting the aim to oust James R Hoffa as Teamsters president.
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Washington
New York
Teamsters Union
Bartley C. Crum
Senate
Crum
Board of Monitors
U.S. District Court
Hoffa
Takin
Bridges
Schmidt
Monitors
Confusion Seen By Jet Landing Amid Crippled Airliner
At Idlewild Airport a Pan American World Airways jet with 1183 aboard circled for four hours after losing landing gear. Fire Chief Cavanagh faulted Port Authority for poor cooperation, while officials said crowds hindered rescue efforts and delayed firefighting aircraft.
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New York
Idlewild
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Port of New York Authority
Pan American World Airways
London
Austin J. Tobin
Port Authority
Cavanagh
Brucker Starapoints on Soviet underestimation
Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker warned that Russia underestimates American resolve. He spoke at the dedication of a new highway bridge across the Republican River between Fort Riley and Junction City, Kansas, stressing they will not back down.
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Junction City
Kan
Wilber Brucker
Brucker
Returnee Sees Lawrence Growth Surge After Two Years Away
Jim Wigglesworth former Lawrence city manager returns from Iran calling the city’s progress “fantastic.” He notes Massachusetts Street improvements and residential growth, says he may visit in the fall, and will soon head to Washington for a language course before resuming work in Isfahan on a pilot municipal system.
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Jim Wigglesworth
Lawrence
Wigglesworth
U.S
Iran
Journal-World Photo
U. S
Harold Horn
United States
Durango
Colo
Russell
Kan
Washington
Farsi
Isfahan
Massachusetts Street
U S Official Family Heading for Ghana Tour for Kids
A Washington report discusses how to sell America abroad and the role of the U S Information Agency. Reporter Dolph C Simons Jr recalls a superior and a mediocre office in South Africa, praising David Du Bois for efficient work in Johannesburg ahead of a new assignment.
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America
David du Boils
Johannesburg
South Africa
U.S. Information Service
du Bois
Mild Weather Shows Unusual Resort Like Calm
Local weather today and over the weekend stayed unsettled yet mild with resort like conditions for mid July. Forecast carries into Tuesday with a chance of showers in Lawrence as highs reach 85 to 90 and 60s to mid 60s overnight.
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Lawrence
Subscribe by mail away service for Lawrence Journal-World
The notice advertises a mail away subscription option for the Lawrence Journal-World, inviting readers to subscribe during the summer with a phone contact for VI 3-1000 and a price indication.
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Lawrence
The
Journal-World
Adv
Secret Diplomacy Sought in Geneva
Western powers press for private ministerial talks in Geneva to reach East West accord on Berlin. Herter urges concrete assurances from Gromyko on West Berlin rights amid a proposed moratorium, as Big Four seek a path to a summit.
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Geneva
CPL
West
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Russia
United States
Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Gromyko
Germany
U.S.S.R
Two Pilots Hurt In Navy Jet Crash Near Olathe
A Navy jet crashed in a field south of the Olathe Naval Air Station injuring two pilots. The pilot, unnamed, was listed in critical condition with injuries, while the instructor Lt Commander Albin Marn, 39, was moderately hurt. Both were hospitalized at the base.
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Olathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
Albin Marn
Julius C. Holmes Named American Consul General to Hong Kong
Julius C. Holmes, former Lawrence and Pleasanton resident, appointed American consul general to Hong Kong and Macao. A career foreign service officer with a long resume, Holmes has held posts from Marseilles to Tangier, served as brigadier general in the Army, and speaks four languages. He is married to Henrietta Allen with a daughter Elsie Jane and two sons, Richard Peyton and Henry Allen. Richard attends Harvard. Henry enters foreign service bound for Yaounda in July.
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Washington
Julius C. Holmes
Lawrence
Pleasanton
Kan
Hong Kong
Macao
Holmes
Foreign Service
Marseilles
France
Smyrna
Turkey
Tirana
Albania
Bucharest
Romania
Divi
London
State Department
Tangier
Morocco
Henrietta Allen
Wichita
Elsie Jane
Richard Peyton
Henry Allen
Richard
Harvard
Henry
Yaounda
Cameroon
W Karl Miller Dies in Dodge City at 74
W Karl Miller 74 retired district judge and former state pardon attorney died Sunday in a hospital from a heart ailment. He had served in Dodge City area and was associated with Raney Hillcrest Ady.
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Dodge City
Kan
Karl Miller
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas
Variable cloudiness and warmer conditions continue through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers this evening and into Tuesday forenoon. Lows near mid 60s and highs 85 to 91 degrees.
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Kansas
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