Steel Union and Industry Open Talks on New Contract
In New York today, Steel Union and industry negotiators begin talks on a new contract covering about 200000 steelworkers. The stalemate centers on wages and fringe benefits with a June 20 deadline. meetings will include U.S. Steel and Republic Steel units and eight other firms.
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Steel Union
Robert
New York
OPL
Steenage
United Steelworkers of America
U.S. Steel Corps
Republic Stead Bat
Radioactive Rain Water Found on Danish Island
UPI reports radioactive rainwater discovered on Saltholm Island near the Denmark Sweden strait, prompting warnings from health officials and a temporary ban on drinking water while Britain faces questions about atomic fallout. Macmillan to address Parliament as authorities begin importing drinking water.
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Danish
United Press International
Longon
UPI
Denish Island
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Monfas
Sukholm
Tim
Siberia
Macmillan
Saltholm Island
Qeresund Strait
Denmark
Sweden
Walter
Coal Strike Blamed For Rising Kentucky Road Toll
Kentucky Public Safety Commissioner Don Stuegill blamed the coal strike for diverting state police from highway patrols, noting 121 highway deaths from March 12 to May 3 and 6,278 traffic arrests, as two recent fatalities increased the yearly toll to 58, with last year’s figure at 65. Sturgill argued police redeployment worsened road safety in eastern Kentucky coal fields. Plan for new air service: Aeroflot to London via Moscow, with London-Moscow open to Aeroflot and British European Airways service starting May 14.
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Prrankeort
Kentucky Tattle
Don B. Stuegill
Kentucky
Xaér
Prestonshurt
Denver
Sie
Sturgill
London
UPO
Aerofio
al Tks
Britain
British European Airways
Aeroflot
Standings and Results From Multiple Leagues and Cities
Output summarizes scattered standings and results across the National League and various regional schedules. It lists team records, recent scores, and upcoming games with probable pitchers and venues, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Detroit, and other clubs, plus minor league or regional entries and tentative schedules.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadel
St. Louis
San Fran
Thesday
Witchers
St. Lows
Philadelphia
Kellner
Mizell
Niengo
OA Sillingh
Hobbie
Friend
S. Jones
Vetera
Drysdale
Willey
J Weednesday
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Miehers
Carcagocher
Pierce
Harshman
Ferrerese
Detroit
Casale
Bunning
New York
Ford
Garver
Kentucky News Briefs highlights from UK NSF grant and garden aid
University of Kentucky receives a $2.2 million NSF grant to fund an undergraduate program of original scientific research with 38 students in the summer and 28 in the 1959 1960 school year. In Tlalu-lan area 10 checks arrive from senators Morton and Siler for a program to grow green vegetables for the needy using seeds funded by state representative H Nick Jonson. Proceeds from the Poke Sallet Festival will aid the garden program. Lindsey Wilson College announces Founders Day events with Rev Wade Weldon of Louisville among speakers at an 8 banquet Tuesday night and plans for Thursday program.
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United Press Internations! Lexington
UPIT
National Science Foundation
University of Kentucky
Volumbla
UPL
Lindsey Wilson College
Wade Weldon
Loui Ville
Sir Winston Refuses To Quit His Bed Early
Sir Winston Churchill occupies a four poster bed in the White House quarters as he visits President Eisenhower. The visit brings nostalgia to staff with a small dinner planned and a trip to the British Embassy, then onward to New York.
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Merrriman Smith
UBL
White House
Washington Ulc
Winstan Civehill
Eisenhower
Winston
Barboys
Axl Anmtinny
Montague Browne
Sir Wisston
Isenhower
Gnaehil
London
New York
Obituaries and funeral notices from Chenoa area past week
Infant twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Olen B Cheek of Chenoa born April 30 died May 1 and May 2. Funeral at Head Cemetery officiated by Rev Partin. Survivors include brothers Grover Perry Hillery Drew Cheek sisters Decia Lou Trenda Magnolia Jackie Lyon Sandra Kay Rickie Lou Cheek grandparents Mrs Decia Lou Gibson and Russell Witt. Cawood Funeral Home in charge. Charles Hensley of Cincinnati died April 27 at 2 45 pm age 47. Born in Harlan County son of Gene and Alice Hensley. Wife Ola Saylor. Survived by wife Miss Loretta Brice and Sue Hensley. father Cleve Hensley. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Dewey Henstey home Pathfork. burial Saylor Cemetery.
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Olen B. Cheek
Chenoa
Hinevile Mazpial
Head Cemetery
Meg. Cordell Partin
Grover Perry
Hillery Drew Cheek
Decia Lou
Trenda Magnolia
Jackie Lyon
Sandra Kay
Rickie Lou Cheek
Decia Lou Gibson
Russell Witt
Chehoa
Cawood
Charles Hensley
Cincinnati
Ohin
Harlan County
Gene Hensley
Alice Hensley
Ola Saylor
Oh Hensley
Charles Hensley, Jr
Loretta Brice
Michiga
Sue Hensley
Cleve Hensley
Pathfork
Dewey Henstey
Rev
Caddell
Saylor
Tantry
Homa
Hospital Notes and Dismissals Feature Local Admissions
The column lists numerous admissions and dismissals across several towns including Pineville, Tazewell, and Harrogate. Names such as Kenny Dale Robertson, Mrs. James Daughtery, and Ray Colle appear among patients and staff with visiting hours and ward notes noted in the fragment.
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Morley Mes
Flossie Nobbs
Jellico
Nanaig Varun
Frakes
Sly Mallicent
Clairfield
Ella Lingar
Marrogate Waths
Kate Grybos
Pinevilte
Kenny Dale Robertso
Well Bes
Sauuy Warner
New Tazewell
James Daughtery
Norwoal
D. Avs
Edward Harvell
Washburn
Tenn
Ice
Tomy Lee Skips Preakness Derby Approach Ends
In Louisville Kentucky the English bred colt Tomy Lee withdraws from contention for the 150000 Preakness after trainer Frank Childs and owner Frat Timer Jc Midland Texas decide he will not be ready for the May 16 Pimlico classic. Childs expresses disappointment saying Tomy Lee will rest. The Derby preparations with Sword Dancer had strained the horse, leading to the decision to focus on future races.
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Louisville
Tomy Lee
Frank Childs
Midland
Tex
Old Pimlico
Baltimore
Childs
Band Leader McIntyre Burns in Apartment Fire
Los Angeles reports band leader McIntyre severely burned in a Hollywood apartment fire. He lies in critical condition with first to third degree burns, two to three dozen donors sought for transfusions, while he regains moments of consciousness and requests legal assistance to draft his will.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ttal
McIntyre
General Hospital
Pricet
Hollywood
Joanne McMamis
Unie
Cromwell
Pirates Name Detore To Replace Dykes As Coach
The Pittsburgh Pirates selected George Detore to replace Jimmie Dykes who was named manager of the Detroit Tigers. Detore has served as Pirates seating supervisor in the Great Lakes area for four years.
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Pyptsburge
Congress Studies Radioactive Fallout From Nuclear Tests
Congress opens four day public hearings on radioactive fallout from nuclear tests with experts from the AEC the military and the Weather Bureau. Dr Charles L Ducham warns present fallout could add cancer cases in years ahead. Rep Morgan M Moulder attacks HUAC criticism and Senator Wayne Morse challenges Senator Capehart over the Luce nomination fight.
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Waslington
UPD
Congress
Alomig Energy
U.S
Bucreau
Charles L. Ducham
AEC
Division of Biology and Medicine
F Tic
Camoultee
Moulder
Trumatn
Morse
Wayne L. Morse
Homer Capehunt
R-Ind
Clare Boothe Luce
Capehart
Senate
Archibald MacLeish Wins Third Pulitzer Prize Fame
Archibald MacLeish, noted playwright and poet, wins his third Pulitzer Prize for his Broadway hit E18 a modern retelling of the Book of Job. The awards honor journalism fiction poetry and biography across several outlets and categories with cash prizes and a gold medal for meritorious public service.
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New York
UPI
Archibald Meelsiat
Bill Maulehiy
MacLeish
Mauldin
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Wnn
Tip Bonis Pasternak
Joseph Martin
Mailip Santora
New York Daily News
Batista
Cuba
Jeg
Ralph McGil
Atlarta Ga. Constitution
Premeled Xich
Nowa
Willem Seaman
Minneapolis Star
Saxkden
Jac Rmie McPheetars
Robert Lengis Tastor
Tate
Leonard D. White
Joan Schneider
Woxhaw Wilson
Arthur’ Walworth
Stanley Kuni
Anise
Jonni la Montaine
Hogan after playoff win eyes fifth US Open title
Bantam Ben Hogan, fresh from a playoff victory over Fred Mawkins, claims a cure for five miserable years of putting. He eyes Winged Foot for his fifth US Open defense as Hawking struggles to keep pace and Tawkins repeats in the money listings after a strong finish at the Colonial. Hogan notes improved putting and plans Memphis Open before the national championship.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bantam Ben Hogan
An Shute
Fred Mawkins
Ben
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
Nlw
Hawking
Monty
Tawkins
Seeu
Twin Hills County
Cub
Hogan
Rand
Sugar Ray's Title Crisis as Robinson Faces European Offer
Sugar Ray Robinson, stripped of the NBA title by the NBA and facing possible action by the New York State Athletic Commission, may seek a lucrative bout in Europe against Gustav Scholz. Promoter Fritz Gretsch of Berlin offered a big guarantee, while Scholz questions the justification for Robinson’s removal. The NBA may name Basilio or Fullmer as a fresh challenger, and the New York Commission may act if Robinson misses the May 15 deadline for a Basilio defense.
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Gup Unitedress International New York
UPFI
Sugar Ray Robinson
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Europe
Fritz Gretschell
Berlin
Gustav Schalz
Sugar Big Tolay
Scholz
Germany
NBA
New York Commission
Fachorgalich
Carmen Ixtsilo
Caittenango
N.Y
Robinson
Bfio
Ne York Commission
Hasilio
Boxing 1
Sia
West Tay
FRU
Ward Welie
Huea Frany Rabingan
Crach
Basillo
Gent Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Welie
Ecs
New York
Yor
Sch
Basilio
Tint Norris
Nomis
International
Chicago Boxing Enterprises
Crusnen Melvin L. Krulewiteh
Sugar Ray
Roth
Syracuse
Ius Pullmer Lough
Farm corn use may rise 12 percent in current crop year
An Agriculture Department spokesman estimated corn use could increase as much as 12 percent over the 1957-58 totals, based on early months of the new crop year starting last October. Walter Berger of Commodity Crest Co reported 1958 plantings and demand factors, with official figures cited for comparisons to the prior year.
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Washington Upi
Agriculture Department
Wis
Walter Berger
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Evank Campbell
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Morgan M. Moulder
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House Committee On UN
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Utica M. Observer - Dispatch
Utica Daily Press
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Macylest Werner
Washington Fyeling Star
Joly Harold Bristin
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