C&O To Furlough 980 Workers Over Steel Strike
Richmond based C&O confirms next week furloughs due to steel strike impact. About 530 mechanical workers mainly in Huntington West Virginia Mackland Russell Grand Rapids will be laid off, plus 430 maintenance staff systemwide. July net income down 181000 from 1958, seven month total 27029000, earnings 3.31 per share versus 2.67 prior year.
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Huntington
W. Va
Kaceland
Russel
Grand Rapids
Mich
C&o
Noralk and Western Railway
Heanoke
Toledo dials back traffic for shoppers in pedestrian plan
Toledo officials launch a month and a half long downtown pedestrian corridor in four central blocks. Vehicle traffic is restricted to one through street with strict policing. Colorful one block strips, flowers, shrubs, trees, and a children's play area enhance the area. The Toledo Zoo penguins add a noted attraction during the dedication period.
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Toledo
UPI
Lake Erie
Vehijcaldy
City Lite
Nvnth
Telsto
Policeman Reiss Buried After Philadelphia Manhole Collapse
In North Philadelphia a manhole cave in trapped patrolman Joseph Reiss and two water department workers Anthony Ballone and Harold Dando about 40 feet underground. The rescuers could not locate the officer as they braved earth and paving blocks to reach the shaft near a 43 foot square hole.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Water Department
Joseph Reiss
Anthony Ballone
Harold Dando
Reiss
More Farm Exports Needed for Farmer
Louisville dispatch reports Secretary of Agriculture Milefolds at a Kentucky Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association event. He warns Communist countries cannot meet world demand but will gain share as production grows. He calls for export targets to sustain U.S. farm living standards.
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Louisville
UPD
Chive
Ailler
Shelby County
Rockefeller and Girl Set Date for Aug. 22
SOGNE Norway UP1 Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen announced they will marry here on August 22 despite a teachers convention threatening scarce hotel rooms. The ceremony will be a Saturday afternoon church event attended by much of Steven's family with some staying in Norway afterward. A brief news conference outside the Hastnussen home featured a photo session. motion cameras were barred at Steven's request.
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Sogne
Norway
UP1
Steven Rockefeller
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Rockefeller
Prince
Cinderelka
Hastnussen
Steven
Ily
Kok
Stephen David
New “York
Nelson A
Ferete Bee
David
UK Med School Contract Expected in November
FRANKFORT UPI State Finance Commissioner Orba F Traylor said the state aims to award the contract for the $2 3 million dental school wing of the University of Kentucky Medical Center in November Half the cost will be covered by the federal government under the Hill-Barton Act The dental school will admit 200 students over the four year program and Meriwether and Marye of Lexington designed the wing
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Denial
Traylor
Taundry
Fight Band Students Hurt In Bus Wreck in Johnson
Eight Meade school band students from Johnson County were injured when a bus skidded on rain slicked roads and collided with a semi trailer near Mealy. Seven were hospitalized. Thien Frances Fite 15 suffered a broken arm. Driver Franklin Honeycutt 24 had minor injuries. Reatherford 47 not injured.
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Johnson
Paintsville
Johnson County
Mealy
Treasant
Thien Frances Fite
Thealka
Franklin Honeycutt
Meade Memorialigh School
John A. Reatherford
Prestonsburg
Mee
Reatherford
Honeycutt
Linda Calvin
Janice Music
East Point
Granville Meade
Tutor Bay
Thomas M. Daniels
Paul V. Daniels
Patricia Ant Daniels
Gary Preston
H. B. Ranier Construction Co
Prestorsburg
Obituaries from Arthur and Middlesboro funeral services
Obituary notices list services for Ms Nellig V Ely Sowder of Arthur and Bobby Ray Kleusman of Middlesboro with church rites at Gap Creek Baptist Church and Cawood Funeral Home respectively. Burial at Harrogite Cemetery and Yeary Cemetery. Pallbearers named. flower bearers and church choirs noted. service leaders listed.
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Nellig
V. Ely Sowder
Arthur
Gap Creek Baptist Church
Joe Lambert
Jesse Seals
Ling
Harrogite Cemetery
Joe Money
James Ely
George Ely
Charles Money
Ernest Money
John Ely
John Money
Brooks
Porter Brooks
Thy Poore
Rudy Poore
Varel Gilbert
Lois Willams
Cawool Funeral Home
Charse
Bobby Ray Kleusman
Middlesboro
Cawood Funeral Home
Howard Keck
W. B. Bingham
Te Yeary Cemetery
Jesse Bean
Junior Beeler
Walter Erafer
Charlie Beeler
Jakie Thomas
Luther Thomas
Darrell Kleusman
Eugene Fultz
Cawood
Fred Branham
Avondale Avenue
Mary Alice Lane
Gail A Matreum
Juanita McNueray
Matie Estep
Massie Gray
Vicki Pace
Marion Lynch
Marion Tynch
Traffic toll hits 433 with two more deaths in 1958
Frankfort reports the year’s traffic toll rising to 433 as two more fatalities occurred. Police records show 425 deaths on highways from January 1 to August 4, 1958. Ruth Woods and her husband Vernion Woods died when their car left U S 41 A north of Madisonville and overturned. Eugene Justice, 64, of Ashland, was struck and killed crossing a street near his home.
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Frankfort
UPU
Ars
Ruth £. Woods
Broo
Hopi County
Vernion Woods
U.S
Philharmonic Opens Foreign Tour In Athens
The New York Philharmone Orchestra arrives in Athens for its opening concert on a foreign tour. The program will travel to the Soviet Union Poland and Yugoslavia during the IDaveck tour.
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New York
UPI
New York Philharmone Orchestra
New To
Athens
Soviet Union
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hospital Notes and Patient Movements
Hospital notes list visiting hours two to four and six forty to eight thirty. Dismissals include Troger Barnes Don Johnson Patty Johnson Donny Maiden Ronald Frazier Clonia Johnson Mrs Sophia Yeary Mrs Nellie Brown Kyle Welch Speedie. Admissions include Ratha Hicks Missy Overbay Sarah York Damon Patterson Linda Barnes Gail Brock and others.
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Troger Barnes
City
Don Johnson
Patty Johnson
Donny Maiden
Gathiff
Ronald Frazier
Clonia Johnson
Sophia Yeary
Nellie Brown
Lake City
Kyle Welch
Ace
Speedie
Local Obscure Names Listed From Civic Notices
A partial OCR list includes multiple individuals and places across Michigan and Ohio such as Roseville and Gibson Station with names like Freddie Wayne Duffield Tazewell Larry Collins Eddie Harrison and Ruth Maples. The fragmentary text also mentions cities like Rose Hill Lone Mountain and Tip City along with several Mrs. or Mr. titles and a few family-associated surnames.
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Freddie Wayne Duffield
City
Astor Marlin
Tazewell
Larry Collins
Roseville
Mich
Eddie Harrison
Taylor
Ollie Chadwell
Shawanee
Hobart Quillen
Rose Hillers
Don Lenoand
Son
Gibson Station
Ruth Maples
Lone Mountain
Audie Wilson
Tponald England
Taze
Verda Jackson
Cecil Ayers
Ans
Lawrence Ringland
Ruth Cox
Floyd Moyers
Tip City
Ohio
Mississippi Methodist Conference tackles race integration stance
The Mississippi Methodist Conference charged that publications across the country push forced racial integration. It said the race relations issue must be settled locally, while urging cooperation to elevate Negroes to capable citizenship.
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Jacksn
Miss
UPI
Mississippi Methodist Conference
Methodist
Labor Bill Backers Maneuver in House For Advantages
Rival labor reform bills clash as House Rules weighs which measure to advance. Lawmakers seek to testify on substitutes, hoping to ensure their bill survives any procedural hurdles and gains debated support. Other items include civil rights moves, election ballot review, defense funding, and Viet Nam aid scrutiny.
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Washington
House
House Labor Committee
Wstify
Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Alford
House Elections Subcommittee
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Brooks Hays
DeArk
Wender
Nixon Visits Warsaw Amid Rallies And Ruins
Nixon and the Nixons faced throngs in a cathedral and at Warsaw University as several thousand locals reached out in greeting. He paused before the unfinished monument at the last bunker of the Jewish insurgents, calling the ruined building a reminder of lessons long forgotten and reflecting on history.
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Nixons
Warsaw University
Nixon
Nins Ttoday
Mmyslewiels Palace
Warany
Hami
Molorcadis
Auschivitz
Tremeliiks
Adalf Hiller
Kalwiry
Warsaw
Kalmiry
Judge Rules For Rhodes In Death Benefit Suit
Federal judge sides with Rhodes Jr. in a life insurance dispute over a $45,000 policy tied to his father’s death. The case centers on whether a government claim and alleged Communist ties affected the payout by the American Association, Inc., in Middlester.
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Louisville
Harey L. Brooks
Rhodes Jr
Windyslaw Gomuliat
Ahia
Rhodes
John
Rhodes, Sr
American Association, Inc
Middlester
Amercan Association
Rhames, Sr
Steel Talks Still Look Deadlocked
Negotiators met with federal mediator in the third joint session since the steel strike began. There was no indication of any break in deadlocked positions or willingness to comment on charges filed by both sides. Federal Mediation Chief Finnegan said talks would continue. Labor Secretary Mitchell urged avoiding escalation while warning against nationalizing the industry. Steelworkers unions signed short contracts with small plants in Birmingham and Waterbury, including wage hikes of seven to twelve cents per hour.
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United Presa International NE York
Federal Mediatore
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Foster Fureale
Alassachusetts
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Albert D. Roselliyi
Washington
Gaylor A. Nelson
Wisconsin
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Cal- Silom
Joseph F. Finnegan
Secretary of Labor
James F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Chautalwjns
NLY) Institute
Steelworkers Union
Southeastern Aletal Co
Birmingham
Ala
Virginia Steel Co
Waterbury
News Briefs across the nation and Berlin
NBC offers equal time to Khrushchev for Nixon debate reply using Moscow exhibit equipment. Bernard Guller sworn in as United States ambassador to Ceylon, enabling direct assignment. J Edgar Hoover supports teaching communism in schools with careful instructor selection to combat the evil.
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NEW _YORK
UPI
National
Nikita 5
Mhrushchev
Richard A. Nixon
NBC
Khrush.chev
Nadia 1 Corp.of
America
Moscow
Khnishchev
Nixon
Berlin
Bernard Guller
Moray
United States
Ceylon
Guler Hadeen
U.S
Washington
Army Unveils Soldier of Tomorrow as Ultimate 1965 Weapon
Washington reports the Army showcased a new soldier prototype at a 1965 industry meeting. The combat rover wears a helmet with built in radio and infra red binoculars and carries a rocket device. General Clarke said the project needs funding and approval to move from concept to production.
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Washington
UPS
UWS. Army
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Association of the U.S. Army
Bruce C. Clarke
U.S. Continental Army
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