Eisenhower Cites Kaiser Pact as Steel Production Signal
President Eisenhower urged the Kaiser Steel settlement as a cue for a broad labor management accord to restore full steel output. He credited Kaiser with about 2 percent of total production and noted Kaiser supplies roughly 30 percent of aluminum, stressing public interests over corporate or union gains and calling for renewed production.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kaiser Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser Corp
Kaiser
Kaiser Mills
De Gaulle Defied Ike to Occupy German Territory
Paris AP report outlines Gen Charles de Gaulle claiming he ordered Free French forces to ignore Eisenhower and seize a large German region between Paris and 1946. The memoir volume Le Salut covers 1944 46 from Paris liberation to his provisional government resignation. De Gaulle recounts urging Rhine crossing and clashes with Britain and the United States over France’s Alpine frontier and possible enclaves. He says his plan would have included Italian enclaves and Swiss cantons, opposing President Truman.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
de Gaulle
France
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Rhine
Karlsruhe
Stuttgart
Tende
la Brigue
Harry Truman
Want Ads Promote Quick Results For Readers
An upbeat endorsement for the News-Star world want ads highlights fast results. It urges readers to check daily ads, note the 2 year old broke gelding listing, and call FA 2-516 for ad rates and cancellations.
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News-Star— World
Chicago Tribune assigns new reporter to Havana beat
The Chicago Tribune names Wayne Thomis to join Jules Dubois on the Havana assignment. Dubois has long reported Cuba with unflinching coverage and will pause briefly before returning. Dubois was escorted from a Havana telegraph office as mobs shouted for his death.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Havana
the Tribune
Dubois
Cuba
Jules Dubois
Wayne Thomis
Mrs Myatt Dies Final Rites Stated
Mrs A B Myatt Sr Monroe resident died this morning in a local hospital. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev G W Pomeroy officiating. Mulhearn's directing. She taught in Caddo Ouachita and Caldwell parishes. Survived by husband A B Myatt Sr son A B Myatt Jr two grandchildren Alex II and Mary Myatt two brothers W W Meredith Jack Meredith Morton Meredith and a sister Mrs T F Hardy.
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A. B. Myatt
Monroe
First Methodist Church
G. W. Pomeroy
Mulhearn’s
Columbia
Myatt
Columbia Schools
Louisiana State Normal
Caddo
Ouachita
Caldwell
A. B. Myatt Jr
Alex Myatt II
Mary Myatt
W. W. Meredith
Jack Meredith
Morton Meredith
Baton Rouge
T. F. Hardy
Delhi
Couple Has Third Set Of Twins In Four Years
LITCHFIELD Illinois AP report states Mr and Mrs William Ingersoll welcomed a boy and a girl Tuesday at St Francis Hospital giving them their third set of twins in four years and second set within 14 months. Mrs Ingersoll age 30 was hospitalized recovering from an illness. Their first twins arrived August 26 1958. The couple also has three other children.
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Litchfield, Ill
William Ingersoll
Ingersoll
St. Francis Hospital
Chuckle Now Pitches Paving Over Crab Grass Forever
A humorous note promotes paving lawns to eliminate crab grass, presenting a bold home improvement idea with a playful sales tone and the promise of a maintenance free yard. The item treats lawn care as a lighthearted tip rather than a practical method.
Hattiesburg Crash Kills One Crewman
A B 58 bomber crashed after a test flight near Hattiesburg Mississippi killing one crewman. Three civilian crew members were aboard two survived and were treated, with an investigation launched to determine the cause.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Here
Whacking Good Insurance Runs By Young Founder
Geoffrey Small a 13 year old head of a school insurance society at Lowestoft Grammar School runs a three cent weekly policy. Clients receive up to four shillings for major disasters like teacher canings and 42 cents for detention.
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Lowestoft
England
UPI
Geoffrey Small
Middle School Insurance 5 Society
Small
Lowestoft Grammar School
Terry Wilton
About Face In Cool Snap Seen
Partly cloudy skies and northeast wind bring a cool snap through tonight. A Gulf high altitude draft will warm by noon tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 60 and low 47 at Selman Field. Lows tonight 44 to 48 and Thursday high 68 to 72.
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Gulf
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Clubs To Be Worn
New York City Council urged Police Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy to require officers to carry nightsticks on all shifts. Previously police only carried the long sticks at night, a policy criticized as insufficient by Council Majority Leader Joseph T Sharkey who linked it to juvenile delinquency concerns.
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NEW York
Joseph T. Sharkey
Brooklyn
Stephen P. Kennedy
Judge Rejects Acquittal Bid For Marcello
U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin denied a defense request to direct a acquittal for Vincent J Marcello of New Orleans on charges he lied to the FCC about sole ownership of the Jefferson Music Co and that both partners were citizens The ruling allows the defense to present its case after the government rested The case centers on whether Carlos Marcello a known racketeer is a partner and on alien ownership rules for radio licenses The trial notes that Carlos Marcello is a central figure in the racketeering and gambling arena in New Orleans.
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Washington
U. S
Charles F. McLaughlin
Vincent J. Marcello
New Orleans
Federal Communications Commission
McLaughlin
Marcello
FCC
Jefferson Music Co
Carlos
Jack Wasserman
David Carliner
Jefferson Music Company
Carlos Marcello
Vincent
Warnings Downgraded as Gulf Winds Diminish
The New Orleans weather bureau ordered small craft warnings lowered from Brownsville Texas to St Marks Florida as winds of 25 to 30 mph diminished. Forecasters expect northeasterly winds 15 to 25 mph today from Brownsville to Apalachicola with further diminishment to 10 to 20 mph tomorrow.
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New Orleans
UPI
West Leaders Ready for December Western Summit
President Eisenhower said Western leaders including de Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer are willing to hold a pre summit conference mid December. No site or precise time has been set as they plan to use diplomatic channels. France backs a spring meeting with leisurely advance discussions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Fisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Friisenhower
Adenauer
U S and Soviet Reach Noncommittal Disarmament Pact
United States and the Soviet Union reach a noncommittal disarmament resolution for the U N General Assembly after a week of bargaining. The accord sponsors sending all proposals to a new 10 nation committee that will begin Geneva talks in February. The text stops short of endorsing Khrushchev's four year complete disarmament plan, marking a U S victory.
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U.N
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Prominent St Louis psychologist shot by friend in dispute
Dr. Harry Sorkin, 45, was killed in a home confrontation with Ellis Trauernicht, 49, a stamp dealer who claimed self defense. Trauernicht admitted the shooting and was booked on homicide suspicion after the argument over Sorkin’s alleged attentiveness to Sorkin’s wife Cylvia.
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ST. Louis
Harry Sorkin
Cylvia Sorkin
Phil Dwyer
Ellis Trauernicht
Sorkin
Trauernicht
Dr. Sorkin
Mrs. Sorkin
City Hospital
More Game Areas Sought in Louisiana Purchase Plan
New Orleans AP The Legislature will be asked to appropriate 2.5 to 3 million dollars for purchase or expansion of game management areas. E R McDonald Jr of Newellton, chairman of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, announced a 6,000 acre tract offered at 60 dollars per acre, location undisclosed. Louisiana now has 18 game management and public shooting tracts.
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New Orleans
E. R. McDonald Jr
Newellton
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Commission
Louisiana
Whale Shark Saga Mirrors Melville in Arabian Sea
The FAO recounts a 32 foot whale shark sighting off India's west coast by Icelandic master fisherman G Il lugason and 13 Indian crewmen. With two steel boats tied by rope and a 2 foot iron hook, the group halted engines to enmesh the giant with the improvised tackle, embarking on a remarkable voyage.
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Rome
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization Today
Melville
Hemingway
Arabian Sea
India
G. §. Illugason
FAO
Iceland
Manila
Government seeks quick Supreme Court ruling on steel strike
Washington AP The government asked the Supreme Court to approve a Taft Hartley act injunction to halt the 106 day steel strike. The United Steelworkers challenged the court's jurisdiction while Rogers set a noon Thursday deadline for a union appeal and urged swift action. The union sought to keep a six day stay of the injunction in place and argued jurisdiction questions remain at this stage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Steelworkers
Atty. Gen
William P. Rogers Jr
Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Rogers
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S. Dist
Herbert P. Sorg
Pittsburgh
Local Firms Join United Givers Honor List
Forty four lines report 34 local firms at 100 per cent in the United Givers Fund for 1959 60 with Paramount Delta Theatres and KNOE Radio and TV added to the honor. James W Moore fund chairman notes total pledges reach 123142 14 toward a goal of 225919 72 and the drive is 100 per cent ahead of last year at this stage. A report meeting is set for Thursday afternoon.
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Twin Cities
United Givers Fund
James W. Moore
Moore
Paramount Delta Theatres
Knoe Radio and Tv
KNOE
Grayson Guthrie
United Givers
Carol Lynley
Monroe
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