Kaiser Steel Breaks With Industry in Strike Talks
Kaiser Steel Corp, a top 12 producer, broke with industry unity today amid efforts to end a 104 day steel strike. The firm said it would bargain alone with the United Steelworkers in Washington, while other mills opened talks in Pittsburgh and elsewhere. A Taft-Hartley injunction decision was pending from the U.S. Court of Appeals, potentially forcing 500,000 striking workers back to work for 80 days. Kaiser ranks ninth in capacity at 2,933,000 ingot tons annually.
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Pittsburgh
Kaiser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Kaiser
Washington
USW
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft-Hartley
U.S. District Court
American Iron & Steel Institute
Jark Kaiser
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Ruled In Bride's Death
Virginia Kraft Dore, 39, wife of six weeks, was found dead in the Honey Bear Farm resort home garage where one car was running. Autopsy attributed poisoning as cause. investigators consider suicide, accident, or foul play. Husband, Ed Wavro, Kenneth County coroner, notes no note found and doors locked. Dore, Chicago candy executive, had attended Ohio State Wisconsin game in Madison.
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Genoa City
Wis
Virginia Kraft Dore
Ed Wavro
Kenosha County
Stephen Holt
Kenosha
Wavro
Dore
Stevens Candy Co
Chicago
Madison
Nobel Awards In Physics Won By Two Americans
Stockholm AP Two American atomic scientists won the 1959 Nobel physics prize for the discovery of the anti proton proving matter exists in two forms. Emilio Segre born in Tivoli Italy and Dr Owen Chamberlain born in San Francisco both at University of California Berkeley shared the prize with chemistry laureate Jaroslaw Heyrovsky. They will share 42606 dollars and credited the anti proton with advancing understanding of the sub atomic world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Emilio Segre
Owen Chamberlain
San Francisco
University of California At Berkeley
Jaroslaw Heyrovsky
Czechoslovakia
Heyrovsky
Segre and
Chamberlain
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Alfred Nobel
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Dirac
Britain
Erwin Schroedinger
Berlin University
Segre
Clyde Weigand
Thomas Ypsilantis
California University
Tivoli
Italy
University of Rome
Enrico Fermi
Monroe Hosts Convention of La Nurses
The 55th annual Louisiana Nurses' Association convention opens in Monroe with over 150 delegates from across the state. At the Frances Hotel through Oct. 30, the program features Miss Mathilda Scheuer as principal speaker and a panel on Mental and Emotional Needs of the General Patient.
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Louisiana Nurses’ Association
Mathilda Scheuer
American Nurses’ Association
Miss Scheuer
Pennsylvania Nurses’ Associaion
General Hospital
Monroe
D. W. McArthur
Louisiana Training Institute
Joyce Travelbee
Department of Nursing
LSU
Brigida
St. Francis Hospital
Vera Gilbert
New Orleans
Lucille Sawyer
Shreveport
Frances Hotel
Cold Front Expected Today Brings Cooler Air
A cold front from Texas with north winds up to 15 mph is due in the Twin City area between 3 and 4 pm. The air will be cold and dry with no rain expected. recent highs reached 77 in places and 81 in Shreveport, Louisiana, with no rainfall reported statewide.
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Shivvery
Texas
Selman Field
Twin City
Louisiana
Shreveport
Woman’s promise to be on time carries heavy wait
A lighthearted note reflects a woman’s pledge to arrive promptly, noting the humorous tension between expectation and reality. The joke hinges on delaying factors, turning punctuality into a playful social test.
Miss Marie Nelsen to solo with El Dorado Symphony
Miss Marie King Nelsen the 15 year old daughter of Mrs Haakon Nelsen of 2519 North 12th Street Monroe will be guest soloist with the El Dorado Arkansas Symphony Orchestra tonight and Tuesday night She is a Neville High School student and will perform the Concertstucke by Weber She studied this past summer at Aspen Colorado with Madam Rosina Shevinne a leading Russian pianist
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Marie King Nelsen
Haakon Nelsen
North 12Th Street
Monroe
el Dorado, Ark
Symphony
Nelsen
Neville High School
Weber
Aspen
Colorado
Neville High Alumna Joins Alabama Debate Squad
Mildred Levi, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Levi of 330 Auburn Avenue Monroe, has been selected as a member of the University of Alabama debate squad. A freshman, she graduates Neville High School and majors in business education with an English minor.
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Mildred Levi
Bernard Levi
Auburn Avenue
Monroe
University of Alabama
Miss Levi
University
Neville High School
Triskaidekaphobia and Abner Americanus in Baers Almanac
Lancaster PA AP reports Baers Agricultural Almanac for 1960 warns triskaidekaphobia sufferers about Friday the 13th on the second Friday of May, the only 13th Friday that year. The Almanac, printed in Pennsylvania Dutch country, features Abner Americanus with home town aphorisms and practical notes on nails and winter.
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Lancaster
Abner Americanus
Lancaster County
Soviets Open New Bid For Disarmament
Soviet propaganda steps up a campaign to show complete disarmament benefits the West economically while capitalism is doomed without arms. Premier Khrushchev is praised for peace and prosperity as Moscow pushes friendship with the United States, stressing unity of the socialist camp but offering new disarmament proposals.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Literary Gazette
Harvard Philosoph
Monroe Official Calls For Alleys Improvement
Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez urged upgrading unpaved alleys to fix drainage. He noted downtown alleys and those north south of Louisville Avenue require paving to channel water into streets and storm systems. He said cooperation from property owners is needed and concrete construction is required.
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W. D. H. Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Louisville Avenue
Utilities Commission
Walkout Decision Slated Tuesday
PHILADELPHIA AP The U S 3rd Circuit will decide at 4 p m Tuesday whether the United Steelworkers Union must return to work under a Taft Hartley injunction or may continue their walkout The three judge court Biggs Hastie and Goodrich heard arguments last Thursday The walkout of 500 000 workers is in its 104th day Negotiations continue in Pittsburgh awaiting the court ruling and the decision is expected to be appealed to the Supreme Court Regardless of ruling the strike persists and the outcome could shape the steel dispute for months.
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Philadelphia
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
United Steelworkers Union
John Biggs Jr
William H. Hastie
Herbert Goodrich
Pittsburgh
Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
At Least 9 Die In Louisiana Weekend Accidents
United Press International reports at least nine people died in Louisiana accidents over the weekend. A 2 year old burned in a weed patch after a lighter was dropped by his brother. a 57 year old woman died in a three car crash near Oakdale. a 17 year old LSU student, James T. Swindle Jr., died in a sports car crash in uptown New Orleans during Tulane homecoming. Others included deaths from crashes near Shreveport, St Martinville, and Covington, with multiple injuries and fatalities across several parishes.
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Louisiana
Roger Bernard
Marksville
Lake Charles
Oakdale
Regise Fontenot
New Orleans
Uptown
James T. Swindle Jr
Louisiana State University
Tulane
L. L. Linson
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Linson
Birmingham
Ala
Rueal G. Smith
Smith
St. Martinville
Francis Chaplin
James Larry Hamilton
Port Sulphur
Myrtle Grove
Carl Byrd
Vivian
Oil City
John R. Cook
Sumrall
Miss
Covington
Truck Crashes Pins Driver In Embankment
A gravel truck operator, Parker Johnson, about 40, was pinned in the cab for about 90 minutes when his vehicle veered off old Columbia Road and toppled into a 10 foot embankment. He was rushed to St Francis hospital in critical condition. The truck, carrying a full load of wet sand and gravel, damaged steering column and gear shift. the engine rested at a 35 degree angle. The other driver reported the truck swerved into his path near Luna while descending the hill.
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West Monroe
Parker Johnson
Old Columbia Road
Johnson
Sam Hanna
Columbia Road
Cert Gant
St. Francis Hospital
Luna
Desert Patrols Find 3 Bodies in Nubian Desert
Cairo AP reports desert patrols found the bodies of American John Armstrong of Belleville New Jersey and two Frenchmen Yves Tommy Martin and Jean Pulu, all missing since July 26. A second American remains missing. Nubian guide body also recovered. Police say the missing man may have wandered off after exhaustion from a mirage.
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Cairo
U.S
Africa
John Armstrong
Belleville
N.J
Donald Shannon
Milwaukee
Wis
Yves Tommy Martin
Jean Pulu
Col
Issam Fouad
Aswan
Castro calls for million-voice protest in Havana
Cubans massed into Havana from provinces in response to Fidel Castro's call for a million-voice protest against U S aggression. Labor leaders urged arming 500 000 workers and expanding armed forces budgets as Castro prepared a large rally at the presidential plaza while police blocked anti Castro leaflets and planes.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Florida
Cuban Confederation of Labor
David Salvador
Salvador
Ministry of the Armed Forces
Raul
U.S
Maine man nabbed in abduction case near Greenfield
State police said Rodney Austin 44 of Newcastle Maine was captured in Shelburne Falls eight miles from Greenfield after a farmer recognized him from a call. He faces fugitive warrants charging abduction and rape and will appear in North Adams District Court Tuesday.
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Greenfield
Mass
Rodney Austin
Newcastle
Maine
State Police
Timothy Moran
Boston
Austin
Shelburne Falls
Here
Moran
North Adams District Court
Witness says Marcello filed joint tax returns
A Louisiana revenue official testified Vincent and Carlos Marcello filed joint partnership income tax returns for Jefferson Music Co. of New Orleans. Ward stated both signed for 1952 53 57 58 while 1954 55 56 returns list Vincent as sole owner.
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Washington
UPI
Louisiana Revenue
Vincent
Carlos Marcello
Jefferson Music Co
New Orleans
Vincent Marcello
Federal District Court
Here
Federal Communications Commission
James Doud
Aaron Kohn
Metropolitan Crime Commission
District of Columbia
Carlos
John F. Ward
Louisiana Revenue Department
Ward
Louisiana
Robert L. Roland
Marily Summers
Law Enforcement Parade Kicks Off Week in Monroe Area
A 3 30 p m parade through Monroe and West Monroe showcased patrol and emergency gear from Ouachita Parish and Twin Cities agencies. Law Enforcement Week runs through Saturday with officials including Lt. James A. Daniel and James E. Martin prominent, featuring river patrols flood units and FBI representations.
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Ouachita Parish
Twin Cities
Monroe
West Monroe
Fearl K. Long
James A. Daniel
Louisiana State Police
James E. Martin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Admitted Rapist Breaks Missouri Jail With Companion
Ronald Lee Wolfe 30 and another prisoner escaped a Troy jail by punching through the roof. They stole two cars, one with a shotgun and ammunition, while officers and county authorities searched across the area. Wolfe, released from a federal prison less than two weeks earlier, had been jailed on charges of raping an eight year old Troy girl. He was captured the next day in Hannibal after a chase and admitted the assault. He waived preliminary hearing and is held without bond for trial December 14.
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Troy
Ronald Lee Wolfe
Missouri Highway Patrol
Wolfe
Atlanta
Warrenton
William Buffington
Mobile
Ala
Hannibal
Missouri
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Bride
Myrtle A. Olstad
Association
Baer
United Press International
Dallas Roper
Bulletin
Marcello
News-Star——World
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