Great Guy Ousted Scout Master Sparks Support From Boys
In New London Connecticut Lee Brown a blind 11 year old and other Scouts with mothers defended Scout master William N Smith banned by the Boy Scout organization He described trips including a four day 200 mile Connecticut River canoe journey and a Mt Washington NH hike in subzero weather Smith a 35 year old WWII veteran denied the charges saying testing was strict and only successful scouts advanced
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New London, Conn
William N. Smith
Boy Scout Organization
Lee Brown
Smith
Lee
Connecticut River
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Bethlehem and Crucible Lift Steel Prices in Third Phase
Bethlehem Steel and Crucible Steel Corp raised prices on selected products in the third phase of a nationwide pattern. Bethlehem boosted hot rolled plates structural shapes and sheet piling used in ships and rail cars by about 2 percent while Crucible raised high speed and tool steels two to five percent. Armco and Republic also moved prices prompting an estimated $4.50 per ton rise. the composite price hovered around $155 per ton.
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Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Crucible Steel Co
Bethlehem
Crucible
Armco Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Scoutmaster’s Trip Outlines Await Approval After Charter Loss
Smith a 23 year scout leader says he submits trip outlines to the Scout office for approval. Outlines are prepared by a committee of scout parents. Older scout John D. Miceli, 19, says the training under Smith benefited every troop member as the troop remains charterless until a new scoutmaster is named.
Party Loyalty Is Questioned In Kansas City
In Kansas City the Republican judge Ruth Moore at the 13th Precinct of the 11th Ward was fired on the spot after Election Commissioners J B Thompson and David T Cavanaugh asked if she voted Democratic. She admitted voting for the man and was replaced by a pro Republican judge.
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Kansas City
Ruth Moore
Weather Outlook: Heatwave Into Weekend With Highs Near 90s
Forecasters expect dry conditions with hot and humid weather for several days. The Miami Valley should remain shower free with a forecast high around 90 today and 70 for tonight, and 93 possible by Thursday afternoon. Middletown reached 88 at 4 PM yesterday with a 62 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Tractor accident kills girl in Kenton area
Twelve year old Sandra Lynn Cooder of Toledo died after falling from a tractor and into the path of a grass mower at a relative’s farm near Kenton Ohio.
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Kenton, Ohio
Sandra Lynn Cooder
Toledo
Ike Wants No Limits Put On Mideast Talks
President Eisenhower said the United States seeks to discuss the whole sweep of Mideast problems at a proposed U N General Assembly session. He said debate should not be limited to Lebanon and noted no current plan to attend, but would go if necessary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Mideast
United Nations General Assembly
Lebanon
U.N
Adams
Sherman
U.S
Midwest
Eisenhower urges restraint on prices and wages to curb inflation
President Eisenhower warned that American business must curb price increases and labor should restrain wage gains or consumers may rebel. He said inflation harms workers whose income lags behind costs and urged both sides to avoid artificial controls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Signals Lebanon Troop Withdrawal Timeline
President Eisenhower replies that the 15,000 US troops would withdraw from Lebanon when the Lebanese government declares the situation under control, noting no longer is there a threat of indirect aggression. The statement ties withdrawal to Lebanese confidence in security and governance.
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Lebanon
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Seeks Peaceful Handling of Potential School Crisis
President Eisenhower said he has no special plans to head off a new school integration crisis this fall. He urged state and local efforts to handle the situation peacefully and noted he cannot know if a new crisis will arise in September. He added he would act if he could think of any effective preemptive measure.
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Eisenhower
Lstate
Distinguished guest at reception cannot talk anything but sense
At a reception a notable man of letters appeared grave and taciturn. A guest noted he seemed out of place, but the hostess replied with a smile that he talks only sense.
Ike Ready For Talks With Reds
President Eisenhower said he will head the U S delegation to a possible emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly on the Middle East if his presence is necessary or desirable. Officials doubt Soviet Premier Khrushchev will attend despite speculation he might join the session he proposed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Khrushchev
Security Council
General Assembly
Eisenhower rules out New York trip to UN meeting
President Eisenhower said he has no current plan to attend the General Assembly in New York and knows of no other heads of government planning to go. He noted that any national delegation can be headed by a head of government and added he would participate if it becomes necessary or desirable.
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Eisenhower
New York
General Assembly
Eisenhower Hint in U N Talks Sparks Summit Prospects
The article notes Eisenhower's treatment of the matter suggesting a possible personal role in U N discussions. Waite House weighs the idea of the President delivering an opening statement on past U S action in the Middle East crisis and future policies. If Eisenhower Khrushchev Macmillan and others attend U N HQ a summit appears possible.
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Eisenhower
Theatter
U. N
Waite House
U. S
Middle East
Primary Upsets Light. Williams and Symington Triumph
In Michigan Missouri and neighboring states, Gov. G. Mennen Williams and Sen. Stuart Symington won decisive Democratic primaries. Williams defeated William L. Johnson to secure the Michigan nomination, while Symington led Lawrence L. Hastings and Lamar W. Dye in Missouri. Randolph and Byrd won West Virginia Senate primaries, with Reed Jr. taking Kansas governor’s race.
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G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Kansas
West Virginia
Williams
Governor's Mansion
William L. Johnson
Ironwood
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan State University
Philip A. Hart
Charles E. Potter
Hart
Lrebel
Jennings Randolph
Robert C.byrd
Randolph
William C. Marland
Matthew Neely
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Reed
Fred Hall
GOP
George Docking
House
Wint Smith
R-Kan
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
George H. Christopher
John Lesinski
D-Mich
Thaddeus M. Machrowicz
Hoffa Denies Gambling Gains Probe Unfair
Hoffa testifies before the Senate Rackets I Investigating Committee denying gambling gains of 60322 dollars from 1948 to 1956. He asserts the income was not part of tax returns and hints at details only his associate Owen Bert Brennan could discuss as Brennan invokes the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington (Ap
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Hoffa
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Brennan
Frank
Herrman
Flint
Herman
Detroit Joint Teamsters Council
International Teamsters
Hoffa Denies Payoff in 1949 Detroit Laundry Strike
Hoffa denied receiving any portion of a 17 500 payoff to avert a Detroit laundry industry strike in 1949. Laundry operators testified they funded the sum and handed it to a labor counselor who is now dead. Hoffa faced questioning with steady, combative responses on the witness stand.
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Hoffa
Detroit
Natty
Hoffa Defies Senate Panel in Heated Testimony
Edward Bennett Williams led Hoffa through a forceful accusatory opening as the Teamsters leader sparred with Senators Kennedy Ervin Ives and Curtis. Hoffa clashed with Chairman McClellan over power and witness treatment while denying links to Frank Kierderf’s fire torture case in Michigan.
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Edward Bennett Williams
Hoffa
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Teamsters
Sam. J. Ervin
D-Nc
Irving Ives
R-N
Car
L Curtis
John McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Pat Hoffa
Williams
Teamsters Union
Hm McClellan
Teamster
Frank Kierderf
Michigan
Fire attack tale unravels as police probe Kierdorf case
In Pontiac Michigan AP report the shaky account of Teamsters agent Frank Kierdorf after a hospital fire draws scrutiny. Investigators question prior medication a salve on his neck and the roles of two unknown attackers while police seek Kierdorf uncle Herman sought for possible retaliation amid threats and vanished.
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Pontiac
Mich
Teamsters
Frank Kierdorf
Kierdorf
Herman Kierdorf
Herman
Frank
Frederick Ziem
Ziem
Richard E. Olsen
Prosecutor Questions Kierdorf Over Dying Man Story
Assistant county prosecutor Jerome Barry questions Frank Kierdorf as Pontiac authorities reassess the dying man's tale. The account Kierdorf gave in Pontiac has been scrutinized, with the bottom photo showing Kierdorf testifying before a Washington committee last November.
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Jerome Barry
Frank Kierdorf
Kierdorf
Pontiac
Mich
Washington
Khrushchev's U.N. Plan Seen as Retreat by West
Western diplomats in Moscow viewed Khrushchev's proposal to send the Middle East crisis to the United Nations as a retreat that could harm his personal standing. While some in the Soviet camp hoped for a summit to ease East West tensions, those hopes waned as Peiping and Kremlin hardliners gained strength. Dispatch cut off by Moscow censors.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Peiping
Kremlin
Solh Ready To Resign In Lebanon
Premier Sami Solh has submitted resignations to President Camille Chamoun who will not accept until a new cabinet is ready. Talks focus on a caretaker government to serve until Sept 24 when Gen. Shehab takes office. Adel Osseiran touted as possible interim premier amid factional maneuvering. The National Front presses for Chamoun's resignation. Beirut remains calm except for a serious bombing incident.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Lecet
Faad Shehab
Adel Osseiran
Osseiran
Shehab
National Front
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