Strike shuts Dayton jalousies plant after sheriff clash
Jalousies of Ohio Co at Dayton area plant halts operations as labor negotiators meet with a federal mediator. President Jessie Philips accuses the Montgomery County sheriff’s office of failing to enforce law during a Thursday incident that left two injured and 14 arrested, bringing total arrests to 21. Philips, with three attorneys, met Gov. Michael DiSalle in Columbus seeking order preservation. DiSalle resisted National Guard deployment absent local authorities’ breakdown.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jalousies of Ohio Co
Jessie Philips
Montgomery County
Dayton
Philips
Bernard L. Keller
Phiilips
Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus
National Guard
Sheet Metal Workers Union
DiSalle
Fog Traps Four Freighters in Two Lake Huron Collisions
In dense fog on Lake Huron four freighters with 130 men aboard collided in two separate incidents near the St. Clair River. The Standard Portland Cement ship sank in 22 feet of water after a prow collision with the Sandar Portland ship, while the August Ziesing freed its bow from the Sandar. The Paul Townsend and the Tynemouth touched while avoiding another ship, causing minor damage and a traffic jam with 43 vessels at anchor.
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Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
St. Clair River
Ziesing
Sandar
Portland
Paul Townsend
Portland Cement
Tynemouth
Newcase-on-Tyne
Chuckle: lean years behind men, ahead for women
A humorous line contrasts male and female aging outlooks. It frames aging as a shared human concern with gendered hopes, prompting a light reflection on aging and renewal. The quip relies on concise wit to provoke a smile.
Robbery In Progress Ends In Double Police Deaths
Detroit police killed a robber and a responding officer died after a gun battle at a West Side supermarket. Eugene Cunningham, 42, linked to a $2,500 robbery, fired on Officers James Meeks, 32, and Robert Hislop, who returned fire. Cunningham died from gunshot wounds. Hislop and Meeks died at the hospital. A woman accomplice fled the scene.
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Detroit
James Meeks
Robert Hislop
Am Progress
Near West Side
Meeks
Eugene Cunningham
Hey
Dave Massard
Diphtheria Cases in Ohio Decline in 1959
Ohio health officials report 17 diphtheria cases in 1959, indicating the disease remains under control. Cases were in Hanes, Hamilton, Montgomery, Allen, and Ashtabula counties, with the worst outbreak in November in Ashtabula County. Two child deaths occurred. total dropped from 931 in 1956.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanes
Hamilton
Montgomery
Alien
Ashtabula
Astabula
Two Climbers Rescued By Bush Pilot On Mt McKinley
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP a daring bush pilot plucked an injured rancher and an ill woman from North America tallest mountain late Friday Two men died in the crash of another rescue plane Don Sheldon 38 of Talkeetna flew Helga Bading 31 of Anchorage and John Day 51 of Central Point Ore here in separate flights of his single engine plane Three injured men remained on Mt McKinley where men were hurt in a fall and Mrs Bading became sick from altitude Day said the other men were frostbitten but not seriously hurt The rescue effort was pressed Day was greeted at Talkeetna airport by his son Jack 23 of Seattle He said he planned to continue climbing Mason Whitaker Peter Schoening and twins James and Louis Whitaker remained on the mountain with the others.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North America
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Helga Bading
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Mt. McKinley
Sheldon
Mrs. Bading
Elmendorf Air Force Base
William Stevenson
Day
Jack Day
Seattle
Pop
Peter Schoening
James and
Louis. Whitaker
Khrushchev
Nina
Frol R. Kozlov
Paris
Berlin
United States
Edward L
Kennedy Runs Ahead in Oregon Primary Victory
Sen John F Kennedy led in Oregon with a sweeping primary win over Sen Wayne Morse securing 17 more delegates and raising his tally to 317 out of 761 needed for the nomination. Morse refrained from conceding and pledged to review returns after a night’s sleep while Kennedy voiced hopes for the Los Angeles convention. Three other senators remained on the ballot including Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota.
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Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Massachusetts
Morse
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
Minneso
Kennedy heads home after Oregon primary bid
Sen John F Kennedy tired after campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination in Oregon chose to return home to Lewiston for a family birthday celebration. He told a fundraising dinner that the world views President Eisenhower with sympathy not respect due to the U2 spy plane incident.
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Lewiston
Idaho
John F. Kennedy
Visiby
Oregon
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Russia
Kennedy sweeps Democratic primary as Nixon leads GOP vote
With 1,553 of 2,883 precincts reporting, Kennedy leads with 49,924 votes and Morse second, while Nixon tops the Republican tally at 69,041 with Nixon unopposed. Republicans seek broad support for the Eisenhower era as Oregon delegates increase Nixon’s count toward 666 needed.
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Kennedy
Morse
Humphrey
Johnson
Symington
Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Oregon
Who's The Aggressor U S Reds Set For UN Debate
Secretary of State Christian Herter returns from Paris to direct U S strategy at the United Nations as Washington seeks to defeat Soviet efforts to brand the United States aggressor. Gromyko denounces spy flights while Khrushchev's tone fluctuates between accusatory and softened. Herter plans a threefold U N defense: cite Soviet spy histories, reaffirm flights were called off, and push for a U N air surveillance task force.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
United States
United Nations
Herter
Paris
U.S
Soviet Union
Stata
Eisenhower
U. N
Handling of summit irks Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt backs Adlai Stevenson view that the Eisenhower administration gave Khrushchev the crowbar and sledge hammer to wreck the summit. She calls the spy plane handling a stupid mistake and faulted lack of government coordination. She says Khrushchev’s Paris conduct aroused sympathy and unity among allies but notes the United States should not have allowed him to act that way.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Paris
Iron Man Has Blood To Spare In Fort Worth Case
Fort Worth AP reports Detective Billy Followill, 32, combats hemochromatosis nicknamed bronze diabetes with weekly blood withdrawals at Carter Blood Center. Doctors warn the blood is not used for transfusion. iron buildup mainly harms liver pancreas heart and skin. Followill notes improving color after three months and 11 pints donated.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carter Blood Center
Billy R. Followill
Richard Halden
Followill
Iron Man
Nine Americans Held After Soviet Forced-Down Plane
Soviet authorities say they have custody of nine Americans aboard an unarmed Air Force transport forced down Friday in East Germany near Kluetz. Gen. Eddleman sought their release. the group includes pilots Captain Lundy and Captain Frewen, crewman Sat Porter, engineer Sgt Sleezer, surgeon Captain McCash, and passengers Captain Gavin, James Morrison, and James A. Morrison. The plane was later reported landed safely near Schwerin under Soviet control, with a request for their immediate return.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Clyde D. Eddieman
Europe
Baltic
Kluetz
Bonn
U. S S. Air Force
James Palmer Lundy
Defiance Ave
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jordan
North Saisbury
West LaFayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Saratoga
N. Y
Paul K. McCash
Rockingham Dr
Atlanta
James P. Gavin
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn. A
James A. Morrison
Wythe Ave
Richmond
U. S
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Eddleman
I. Yakubovsky
Schwerin
Yakubovsky
Khrushchev Flies Back To Moscow
Premier Nikita Khrushchev returns to Moscow after a week of diplomacy tied to Berlin and the Paris summit. He backs not pressing for a new German status and reassures the Soviet line while crowds cheer. Khrushchev and East German leaders pledge continued peaceful coexistence and socialist unity as US officials stay away from the welcome.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Jungle-dwelling Japanese World War I survivor caught on Guam
Pfc Bunzo Minagawa, a Japanese soldier who hid in Guam’s jungles for about 16 years after World War I era fighting, was captured near Agana. He lived on coconuts and jungle foods, moving across dense foliage to avoid farms and roads, and reportedly spoke to no one for most of his solitary years.
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Guam
Bunzo Minagawa
Buddha
Minagawa
United States
Japan
Mina-Sumay
Agana
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