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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1959
Page
7
The Steelworkers union asked Vice President Nixon for help in stalled wage contracts. The move aimed to lift morale in the steel industry and secure improved terms, including a wave of contract benefits.
In Port Clinton Ohio Bernard Tate 15 of Cleveland disappeared when a fishing trip stalled as seasick Tate and man King Shanklin 50 tried to restart the boat. Water sprayed over the stern and Tate was last seen before another craft plucked Shanklin from the water.
Union president David J. McDonald personally met Nixon in Pittsburgh to press for a new steel contract. He accused Nixon of delaying negotiations and warned of possible strike action unless a timely extension or settlement is reached, citing inflation and wage pressures.
Soviet performers opened in New York at Madison Square Garden with a lively 30-member troupe mixing song, dance, and acrobatics in a colorful Bolshoi style festival. Khrushchev praised peace while officials noted mutual interests, and a separate obituary noted Frank H. Kelly, 84, former Standard Oil secretary, passing in Cleveland.
In Avoca New York a migrant worker borrowed a police car to reach a hospital after an accident. The officer wondered at the unauthorized use while the father explained to James 4 and his mother and daughter are fine.
In Los Angeles a court ordered the husband identified as the year old son of the deceased bazooka playing comedian Bob Pay $40 0 in support of his wife. The couple had married two years ago and separated last month. The case involved a petition for separate maintenance and anticipated a new child due in November.
The program features a stage comedy where a single actor plays a double role in a wrestling match inspired scene. Olseney appears as a pressive new washerwoman and several suitors blend into the lively farce. The production includes witty tricks and dance as part of the festival program.
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