New Labor Bill Eyed By Unions
AFL-CIO leaders planned to press Congress to strip most contentious provisions from competing labor control bills. The conference committee will try to reconcile Senate and House versions while unions seek salvageable features amid calls for strong anti racketeering protections and broader jurisdiction limits.
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Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
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Fisenhower
Leslie C. Arends
Ilinois
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Heat wave grips nation with sweltering days and nightly showers
Muggy conditions linger across the country with temperatures in the 80s and 90s, some exceeding 100. Showers provide brief relief but humidity remains high, with storms breaking out from Daggett to Georgia and Florida and extending to the Appalachian region.
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Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
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Florida
Texas
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Appalachians
Atlantic
Plains
Mississippi River
Eleven Marines Busted For Stealing General Flag
Eleven Marines were punished for stealing General Randolph Pate's flag from the Marine Corps recruit depot. Each received a reduction of one rank and a stripe fine. The flag was later found under a rug in a couple’s home, including a corporal and his new wife, during a July 26 visit by the commandant.
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Calif
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Castro Brothers Eyed By Inter-American Envoys Visit
Chile detained a Cuban party accompanying Raul Castro on a goodwill trip tied to the Inter-American foreign ministers conference in Santiago. The group, including 21 newsmen and 13 armed servicemen, was seized for lacking proper permits and visas. Ministers granted temporary powers to curb invasions and planned a human rights convention for Quito next year.
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Chile
Raul Castro
Raul
Fidel Castro
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Lima
Peru
Caribbean
Inter-American Peace Committee
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
Luis Somoza
Nicaragua
Quito
Ecuador
Power Failure Grips New York City in Manhattan Blackout
A major power outage left a 500 block area of upper Manhattan without electricity, trapping subway riders and disabling elevators and lights. Emergency crews restored service overnight as 10,000 Con Edison workers labored to fix lines, with only minor crimes reported.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Broadway
Consolidated Edison Co
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Island of
Hudson River
East River
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110Th Sts
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Oak Hill 3 Year Old Dies in Haymow Fire
Jackson Ohio AP Brenda Carter aged three died after being trapped in a burning hay mow near her Oak Hill home. Her brother Mike, five, escaped from the blaze that destroyed the barn and a nearby structure as they sought eggs.
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Jackson, Ohio
Brenda Carter
Oak Hill
Mike
New Storm Brewing Near San Jam Puerto Rico
The season's fifth tropical storm strengthened today as it moved toward the Lesser Antilles, located about 1,700 miles southeast of Miami.
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San Jam
Puerto Rico
Lesser Antilles
Miami
Fla
First Reading Given to Logan Planning Rules
Public hearing on proposed plats and subdivisions held with no objections. City planning commission proposals call for 50 foot streets in new subdivisions and annexed areas. Officials note 60 foot lots are required elsewhere and annexed areas join Logan school district automatically.
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New City Planning Commission
Myers
Logan
Planning Commission
Dean Collison
Logan City
Frank Ricketts
Council
Jay Cole
Lawrence Fllinger
Ed Rutgers
Neal Dillon
City unveils new insect fogging and leaf cleaning machine
City Council heard from Service Director Ed Ritgers that a new fogging machine will curb mosquitoes and other pests, with use planned on the first dry day at Kachelmacher Park. Mayor Myers cited its leaf picking efficiency, while police counted 1,061 vehicles at Front Street and Homer Avenue.
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Ed Ritgers
Ritgers
Kachelmacher Park
Myers
Roy Kelch
Front St
Homer Ave
Negro Family Seeks East Side Home Amid White Area Hostility
In Cleveland, a Black family plans to buy a home in an all white East Side neighborhood. Police protection was arranged after residents shouted insults at buyer Harry McCarthy and the real estate agent. NAACP assistance followed growing intimidation, while the three year old daughter remained with relatives during the encounter.
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Cleveland
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McCarthy
Sam
Benny Newton
Newton
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National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
Harold Williams
NAACP
Mail Bag Missing With $141,950 Whose Bag Is It
Postal inspectors hunt for the owner of $141,950 missing from a bag believed to have been misdirected or misplaced after arriving at the Liberty New York post office for shipment to the Federal Reserve Bank. The Sullivan County National Bank confirms it held the funds and issued a receipt. Local authorities investigate potential misplacement.
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Liberty
N.Y
Federal Reserve Bank
Sullivan County National Bank
Joseph Fersch
Death Claims Harry Freeman At Age 69
Harry Freeman 69 of Logan Route 3 died at 10 30 p m yesterday in Hocking Valley Hospital after a long illness since a heart attack forced his retirement in 1955 He was born in Ripley West Virginia and moved to Logan as a youth a pipe setter at Logan Clay Products Co at retirement he was among the firm's oldest employees Surviving are his wife Ora three sons John W Rockbridge Route 2 Fred W Tipton Michigan and Harry Jr Logan Route 2 a daughter Mary Bailey Rockbridge Route 1 two brothers Russell and John Logan Route 2 three sisters Julia Sheets Logan Route 4 Beulah Myers Logan Route 1 and Margaret Sayre Ripley West Virginia 12 grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral services will be 10 30 a m Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Floyd Adams officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home 7 9 p m today 2 4 and 7 9 p m tomorrow
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Logan Rt. 3
Logan Clay Products Co
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ripley
W. Va
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Logan
Logan Clay
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Matilda Freeman
Ora
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Rockbridge Rt
Fred W
Tipton
Mich
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Mary Bailey
Russell Freeman
John Freeman
Julia Sheets
Logan Rt
Beulah Myers
Margaret Sayre
Leonard Funeral Home
Floyd Adams
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral
Slippery Catch At Cleveland Aquarium
Patrolman John Paull spotted a 16 year old intruder at the Cleveland Aquarium after breaking a window to enter. The under sized thief was kept by the officer and turned over to a juvenile detention home. The aquarium had seen two prior thefts of donated funds, each ten dollars.
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Cleveland
John Paull
Cleveland Aquarium
East Side
Paull
Aquarium
William Kelly
House Denounces Seating Red China in United Nations
The House votes 368 to 2 to oppose seating Communist China in the United Nations, reiterating its stance on the UN representation issue.
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Red
China
Washington
United Nations
Mountain Slide Crashes Dam Blocking Madison River
A major earthquake sequence rocked the northwest from British Columbia to Wyoming. Hebgen Dam was threatened with collapse as a mountain slid into the Madison River, isolating up to 150 people between the dam and the slide. At least 16 were killed, with fatalities reported near Cliff Lake and Wade Lake. Yellowstone Park officials noted no planned evacuations. West Yellowstone suffered injuries and property damage, while authorities expected further shore shifts at Hebgen Lake and possible geyser alterations.
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Wade Lake
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Alex B. Stephenson
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Hugh Potter
Donald J. Skerritt
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Idaho
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Kenton City Aide Tired Of Waiting
Kenton Ohio water clerk Al Brielmaier threatened to quit after years of the same pay. Mayor John Cook noted a 22 percent raise given two years earlier, but Brielmaier had not received it. The mayor ordered the solicitor to draft legislation raising his salary from 263 to 315 dollars monthly.
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Ohio
al Brielmaier
Brielmaier
John Cook
Eisenhower to Release Steel Strike Facts for Speedy Settlement
President Eisenhower and Secretary Mitchell will publish basic facts about wages prices productivity and profits behind the steel strike. The report will be factual with no recommendations and aims to pressure both sides toward negotiation. Union leader McDonald urged direct talks between industry chiefs and the union while steel firms defended profits and wage limits in a New York ad campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Aflcio Executive Council
Forest Park
New York
Butler Wins Dem Hassle In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Democratic National chairman Paul Butler won a clash over convention seating and finances, keeping the 1960 party convention in the city. Edwin C. Pauley quit as finance chairman. a new sponsoring group formed to underwrite the $350,000 guarantee and meet Butler’s ticket offer of 1,500 daily.
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Los Angeles
Paul Butler
Butler
Edwin C. Pauley
Pauley
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Norris Poulson
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet General Corp
Man Drowns Saving Children In Mount Hope Bay
Adelbert M. Lawrence a 40 year old man drowned on a Bristol Rhode Island day while attempting to rescue his two children Linda aged 10 and John aged 4 swept toward deep water in Mount Hope Bay aboard a large inner tube. Police said the children were picked up by a boat after Lawrence disappeared.
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Bristol, RI
Adelbert M. Lawrence
Mount Hope Bay
Lawrence
Linda
John
Rockefeller presses civil defense talks faces GOP steering
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Washington to brief President Eisenhower on civil defense and discuss a possible 1960 GOP presidential bid. He plans meetings with key Republicans including Bridges and Javits Keating to gauge support while Dirksen’s policy meeting is canceled for Eisenhower’s crowded schedule.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Rockefeller
Styles Bridges
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New Hampshire
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Republican Policy Committee
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Buck Deer Killed By Car On Rt. 33
A 125 pound buck deer was killed at 9 15 p m yesterday when it ran into a car on Rt 33 two miles southeast of Logan State game protector Marvin Nungester said the car driven by George E B Potts Amherst O sustained moderate damage to the right front end The deer was claimed by Potts marking the second deer killed by cars in Hocking County this year
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Logan
Marvin Nungester
George EB
Potts
Amherst
Hocking County
H Bomb Harness Hope Is Raised
Washington reports a potential breakthrough in harnessing H-bomb reactions for peaceful use. Dr W R Faust described progress at the Naval Research Laboratory while cautioning that it remains preliminary. Alan Kolb reportedly contained high density heavy hydrogen gas longer than before.
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Naval Research Laboratory
W. R. Faust
Faust
Alan Kolb
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