Companions For Steel Strike Seen
Washington officials warned that aluminum and copper workers may join the 11 day steel strike. A nationwide walkout could trigger Taft Hartley emergency provisions and court injunctions, risking a sharp drop in purchasing power and overall prosperity. Aluminum contracts end next Friday. copper contracts expired June 30. Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union keeps day to day work.
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U.S
Eisenhower
White House
Steel Workers
New York
Governor Earl Long and Harry S Truman Hold Private Chat
In Independence Missouri on Saturday Governor Earl K Long met with former President Harry S Truman in Truman's office for a private discussion. Long recounted that Truman told bad jokes and that Long himself joked about retirement before planning a trip to Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Long
Hot Springs
Ark
Britain Presses for Early Summit Talks With Soviets
Britain urges allies to join quick talks with the Soviet Union as Big Four split on strategy. Selwyn Lloyd backs a Berlin truce path toward a summit, while the United States and others push for firm terms and cautious progress in Geneva negotiations led by Andrei Gromyko.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Selwyn Lloyd
Bic
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Germany
Lloyd
London
Harold Macmillan
Young Polling Ohioans On Leading Questions
U S Sen Stephen M Young polls 1000 prominent Ohio Democrats on a dozen questions from space programs to presidential preference. Results will be published after all returns. The survey targets congressmen legislators mayors county officials and other party leaders with no signing required.
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Cleveland
U. S
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Ohio
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Pat) Brown
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert B. Meyner
Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
G. Mennen Williams
Herter Vows Berlin Troops Stay Indefinitely
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told West Berlin residents that Western troops including American forces remain indispensable to Berlin freedom and will not bow to any Soviet deadline. He spoke during a Geneva visit and praised Dulles as a park street was renamed in his honor.
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Geneva
West Berlin
Herter
France
United Kingdom
Berlin
Soviet Union
Plane Crashes Between Houses In Kensington Killing Two
A single engine plane crashed between two rows of houses in a crowded Kensington neighborhood, killing the pilot Theodore J. Walsh and passenger William Taratuski, both residents within two blocks of the scene. Debris scattered but no others injured. The aircraft circled for 15 minutes before nose-diving into a passageway.
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Philadelphia
Theodore J. Walsh
William Taratuski
Kensington
Chuckle Power brakes fix costs about a hundred
A home mechanic joke notes that replacing rear brake components can cost around $100. It highlights the common issue of brake repairs being pricey while suggesting DIY fixes may save money.
Debra Hurled Through Texas Coast Leaving Wide Damage
Hurricane Debra battered the Texas coast with 105 mph winds and six foot tides, then inland near Cleveland as winds weakened. Damage was in the millions with crops ruined in Brazoria County and tens of inches of rain in affected areas. No deaths reported but several people unaccounted for and a fishing boat captain injured amid wreckage. Local police estimated Freeport damage at about one million dollars.
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Tex
Debra
Texas
Texas City
Freeport
Barney Priest
Brazoria County
Husband Sets Wife On Fire In Ohio Tragedy
Mrs Helen Khan aged 28 suffered second and third degree burns to her upper body after her husband Isaac Khan doused her with gasoline and set her aflame at their home near Kent Ohio. Deputies said he fled in the family car with their four year old son after the attack which followed a quarrel over the child. She was reported in critical condition at Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna.
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Ohio
Helen’ Khan
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
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Khan
Here
Dorothy Thompson Suffering Heart Attack in Barnard
Dorothy Thompson 65 noted columnist author and lecturer is in Gifford Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at her summer home in Barnard.
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Dorothy Thompson
Gifford Memorial Hospital
Barnard
Castro Enemy Captured On Eve Of Celebration
In Havana a major anti Castro figure Rafael del Pino leader of the White Rose group was wounded and captured 20 miles east after landing a charter plane. Police fired on the plane and set it ablaze. Four other White Rose members were arrested and documents seized as authorities clamp down on suspected counterrevolutionaries. Suspected as many as 1500 behind bars with drink sales banned until Monday morning.
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White Rose
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Florida
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Miami Beach
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Cuba
Homeless Dogs Freed From City Shelter After Break
The Kansas City Star ran a front page story about hundreds of stray dogs doomed at the municipal shelter until an unseen intruder cut two holes in the enclosure. staff later spent the day rounding up the animals.
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The
Kansas City Star
Costs Of Petitions Highlight Middletown City Hearings
The city faces high costs and long hours to process petitions as officials discuss ways to cut expenses. Readers are directed to Page 23 for detailed ideas. Also featured are reports on Girl Scout activities, Dr Edward Teller's views on future Russian leadership in science, and the Lady Be Good mystery in the Libyan desert.
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Edward Teller
Libyan Desert
Lady Be Good
Desert
Bem Price
Nixon Khrushchev Tape Sets TV Debut Worldwide
U S networks rush to air the 16 minute Nixon Khrushchev tape after a delay caused by questions over release and simultaneous Moscow transmission. Nixon aides denied ordering any hold up and CBS staff reported the vice president disavowed responsibility.
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NBC
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Moscow
Washington
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Khrushchev
Nixon Invited to Poland on AOW Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon will visit Warsaw on August 2 invited by Alexander Zawadzki. He will spend a day in Warsaw and another in a Polish coastal city meeting Gomulka and citizens as part of a test of U S cold war diplomacy amid Khrushchev's recent tour of the region. Accompanying Nixon are Hyman Rickover and Milton Eisenhower.
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Richard M. Nixon
Poland
U.S
White House
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Warsaw
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Hyman G. Rickover
Milton S. Eisenhower
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Rickover
Kremlin
People For Freedom
Nixon Khrushchev Dinner Toasts Promise Cordial Talks
Vice President Nixon and Premier Khrushchev met at a U.S. Embassy dinner for a fifth time in three days. Khrushchev praised Eisenhower and the U.S. president while Nixon toasted Soviet leader Vorov, noting shared humble beginnings and lingering U.S.-Soviet tensions amid possible Poland talks.
Admiral's Son Shot To Death At Purdue Campus
James F. Strain 26 of La Porte Indiana son of retired Rear Adm Charles L Strain was found dead from a .38 caliber gunshot in the garage apartment of Prentice G Von Conrad 31 of Houston Texas near Purdue University West Lafayette. Von Conrad a psychology doctoral candidate was in custody as police investigate with prosecutor George Hanna planning to file murder charges.
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Ind
Purdue University
James F. S Rain
la Porte
Charles L. Strain
Prentice G. von Conrad
Houston
Tex
Von
Miami University Posts 1809 Charter Sesquicentennial
Oxford Ohio AP Miami University celebrates the sesquicentennial charter year of 1809 and announces the classification of 1 809 high school graduates who will enter as freshmen next fall.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Nixon's Visit Highlights Cold War Tensions In Moscow Exhibit
The vice president drew applause from 5 000 Soviets during a handshake tour of the Soviet agricultural and industrial exhibition. He met First Deputy Premiers Kozlov and Mikoyan and traded toasts with Agri regs Minister Matskevich. Nixon announced a two day Poland visit beginning Aug 2 amid public grumbling over Captive Nations Week.
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Agriregs
Vladimir Matskevich
United States
Frol R. Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Poland
Soviet Union
Siberia
Khrushchev
Attrac
Police weigh indecency in Bikini beach dispute
Four Seattle police officers debated whether a 21 year old exotic dancer wearing a bikini on public beach violated indecency rules. After questioning and a brief headquarters consult, they concluded no offense was evident and left the scene. The dancer, Darlene Smith aka Star Bright, remains unsure if she erred.
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Star Bright
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