Eisenhower weighs steps to curb steel strike this week
Washington reports President Eisenhower may intervene to end the steel strike as Labor Secretary Mitchell and mediator Finnegan consider options including a final appeal, moving talks to Washington, or invoking Taft Hartley emergency procedures to cool the dispute.
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Trujillo Mobilizes Haitian Invasion Threat
Reports from the Dominican Republic say Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo has mobilized his entire army to counter an invasion force from Cuba amid rising tension in Haiti.
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Storms sweep midlands cause multiple fatalities
A line of severe storms and tornadoes moved from the north Arkansas border through Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin with warnings reaching Michigan. At least four people were killed as tornadoes struck Lepanto Monmouth and Grovespring, Missouri, and surrounding areas, with damage to homes, farms, lines, and an Iowa airport.
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A Glance Inside Bulgarian Homeland Shocking Visitor
A visitor reports heartbreak seeing Bulgaria under Communist rule. John Fleming details his impressions from a Bulgarian homeland visit, describing a stark reality the visitor doubts could be true.
Typhoon Vera Rages Through Japan with Heavy Toll
Typhoon Vera, Japan’s worst storm of the year, killed 364 people, injured 1,342 and left 557 missing as it damaged or destroyed about 50,000 houses and flooded 226,000. The center was near Misawa in northern Honshu and moving northeast at 46 mph with winds up to 92 mph. Nagoya suffered the heaviest casualties with 45 dead and 248 injured. A two story building collapsed at Naka burying about 300 people.
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Night of Misery Ends as Rescued Men Reach Port
Ten men from a ditched and ablaze Navy patrol plane were rescued by the Coast Guard’s Yocona after spending 11 hours adrift in rubber rafts. The crew faced 10 to 12 foot seas, wind up to 35 knots, and near freezing conditions, but all were unharmed. The P5M plane went down 100 miles at sea near Whidbey Island after an engine fire.
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Joe Louis Hurt in Los Angeles Auto Crash
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis sustained minor head injuries when his car rear ended a vehicle driven by friend Sylvia Horwitz in Los Angeles. Horwitz suffered a minor arm injury. several other occupants in her car escaped unharmed.
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Crash Kills New Bride on Honeymoon Return
A 22 year old woman, Mrs. Robert Burkhart of Cleveland, died in a two car crash on U S 42 near Lodi while returning from a honeymoon. Her 19 year old husband, injured, was in fair condition at Lodi Community Hospital. Darrell E Woodward and his 21 year old wife, from Lodi, were in good condition.
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Ike and Khrushchev Deadlocked Over Berlin Issues
President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev remained deadlocked on Berlin and German questions after intensive talks at Camp David. They agreed to continue Sunday with potential talks among four powers while disarmament topics were also touched upon. Khrushchev toured Gettysburg area with Eisenhower’s family and a social dinner followed.
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Khrushchev TV appearances to be nationally broadcast
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will have his last two public appearances before departure broadcast nationwide. It is unclear if President Eisenhower will respond on air. TV plans include NBC ABC CBS coverage of Khrushchev's press conference and address with exclusive and shared rights across networks.
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Encephalitis Breaks Out in Jersey
Positive diagnoses of encephalitis hover in south Jersey with 17 suspected cases and nine deaths. Authorities close five picnic areas along the Garden State Parkway to reduce risk and police offer mosquito repellent to stranded motorists.
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Pedestrian Killed Near Massillon Ohio
Harold Stanley Ault aged 58 of near Marshallville Wayne County was killed Saturday when struck by a car while crossing the Massillon Orrville road near Massillon Ohio authorities said.
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Today's Chuckle It's easy to entertain the boss
The joke suggests a simple rule for workplace harmony listening to the boss makes entertainment effortless. It pokes light fun at hierarchy and attention in office life.
Wild Day in Sports Rides Tense Title Push
Two NL teams chase the season's final day tied for first as Sad Sam Jones hurls a no hitter for the Giants against St Louis. Ohio State edges Duke 14-13. Oklahoma and Auburn both lose. SMU falls to Georgia Tech 16-12. Dodgers, Braves, and Giants shape a possible three way NL pennant race with games today.
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Canadian Labor Leader Aaron R. Mosher Dies at 78
Aaron R. Mosher, a prominent Canadian labor leader, died Saturday at his Ottawa home. He was 78. The longtime advocate led major union drives and played a key role in national labor and social policy discussions.
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Boat Sinks Drowning Tragedy Near St Marys
A farm couple, Russell Taylor and his wife, and their two daughters Debby 4 and Katherine 7 drowned when their boat sank on the Ohio River near St Marys W Va A grandmother passenger survived and Mrs Michael Dearth 55 was rescued The coroner cited likely shore proximity as a factor and rescue crews found most bodies by afternoon
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Newport
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Old Reliables Among Victims Missile Fizzles Shake Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral, a spate of rocket and test failures during Khrushchev's U S visit dampens mood. Atlas Able exploded during engine test delaying October moon shot. Juno II, Thor Able, Nike-Cajun, Snark and Jupiter missiles suffered malfunctions or crashes. Vanguard program had a successful satellite orbit of a 100 pound craft.
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