Pleads For Steel Settlement and Bank Siege in Cleveland
Two major AP datelines cover a Cleveland Trust Co bank siege in which the holdup man died, a woman helper fled, and manager Herbert Fox was seized. The incident followed a Ponted bomb device claim later proved coal dust. 200 officers aided in the 45 minute standoff. Eisenhower urged hard bargaining to settle the steel strike as 500,000 workers faced possible Taft Hartley action.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Herbert Fox
Cleveland Trust Co
Fox
FBI
Washington
Eisenhower
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Khrushchev Jovially Tours Iowa Tall Corn Farm Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Iowa for a jovial day touring Roswell Garst’s farm. Security teams, schools, and thousands line Highway 141 as the Communist leader questions grain sorghum methods and feeds hogs and chickens.
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Iowa
Coon Rapids
Nikita Khrushchev
Tall Corn Country
Khrushchev
Ous
Army
Air Force
Roswell Garst
Highway 141
Des Moines
Cost Of Living Edges Down From July Record High
The cost of living fell one tenth of one percent from July’s peak as food prices dropped nine tenths, slowing a summer rise in consumer costs. The index was 124.8 percent of the 1947-49 average, nine tenths higher than a year earlier, with wage escalator contracts set to raise pay for about 125,000 workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
North American Aviation
Martin
Baltimore
Denver
Hughes Aircraft
Man Dies In Gasoline Flames at Oak Ridge
In Oak Ridge Tennessee a young Swiss mathematician employed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory poured gasoline on himself, ignited it, and died in a fiery death. He was Andreas Hans Schopf, 30, a Zurich native and bachelor. University of Tennessee student George Bradley witnessed the scene.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
George Bradley
Bradley
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Andreas Hans Schopf
Zurich
Switzerland
Beirut customs halt gold smuggler at airport
Customs officials stopped Stella Shlomo from boarding a plane in Beirut and searched her. In her jacket they found 187 gold coins, 3 pairs of gold earrings, 19 gold rings, 33 gold bracelets and several dozen gold and diamond trinkets.
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Beirut
Stella Shlomo
GM says steel supply troubles were overstated
Detroit bulletin reports General Motors Corp says rumors of steel supply difficulties were exaggerated. The company stated supplies have not materially affected production and urged suppliers to maintain steady shipments.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Argentina moves to outlaw Communist party amid strike
Buenos Aires reports President Frondizi’s government ordered federal prosecutors to pursue banning the Argentine Communist party. Police arrested known leftist labor leaders as a counterstrike to the general strike.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Communist Party
Natchez plans highway name change for Miss America Trail
Natchez planners for the homecoming of the new Miss America Lynda Mead say they will propose to the next legislature that U S Highway 61 between Natchez and Vicksburg be renamed Miss America Trail.
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Natchez
Miss.upd
Lynda Mead
Here
Vicksburg
Examiner finds no improper influence in 1957 TV Channel 5 award
A Federal Communications Commission special examiner stated that no improper influence affected the 1957 award of television Channel 5 in Boston to WHDH Inc the Boston Herald-Traveler subsidiary. The report cleared the award process of influence by officials or interests.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
TV Channel 5
Boston
Whdh, Inc
Boston Herald - Traveler
Deadline Set for Local Candidates to Qualify
Baton Rouge AP reports Democratic Chairman Rufus D. Hayes announced that 5 p.m. Friday is the deadline for local candidates to qualify. He urged timely filings to ensure eligibility ahead of the elections.
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Baton Rouge
Rufus D. Hayes
Hurricane Gracie veers north offshore toward Florida
Hurricane Gracie continued a north-northwest course offshore, expected to stay well off the Florida coast as it moves away from Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Gracie
Florida
Wagner Urges Federal Crackdown on Narcotics
New York Mayor Robert Wagner told a Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee that federal help is crucial in fighting teenage crime by targeting narcotics trafficking. He said narcotics crime is big time, well financed, and beyond local police powers, and urged Congress to act as hearings opened in New York City with Sen. Thomas Hennings leading.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
U. S. Senate
Wagner
Thomas C. Hennings
New York City
United States
Hennings
Missouri
Congress
Tragic river death of 9 year old in assault case
MARION Ind AP Belynda Eltzroth nine vanished on a grocery trip and was found dead in the Mississippi River raped and strangled An uncle Henry E Sprong forty two is sought for questioning Bloodstains found in a borrowed truck driven by Sprong Two bags of unopened potato chips from a grocery near her home were in the truck Prosecutor plans murder charges Sprong had lived with the family and aided the stepfather in trucking He faces a nonsupport charge in Kokomo and previously lived in St Louis.
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Marion
Ind
Belynda Eltzroth
Mississinewa River
Charles Rodgers
Henry E. Sprong
Robert Foust
Sprong
Belinda
Michael
St. Louis
Indiana
Belynda
Richard Sprong
Kokomo
Louisiana Heart Association Grants for Student Research
The Louisiana Heart Association invites college students to apply for research grants. Dr. John G. Arnold Jr., chair of the undergraduate research committee, states the deadline for grants-in-aid is October 9. Grants are awarded twice yearly to cover project expenses undertaken by students in college.
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Louisiana Heart Association
John G. Arnold Jr
the Heart Association
Col
Full Treatment Aimed At Voter In 1960 Campaign
The 1960 presidential race begins to heat up as Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey push international policy into the debate. Other senators rail against inflation measures and fiscal waste while urging tax reforms and public service expansion. Continued on Page Two-A.
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Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Beaten Hungarian Refugee Leader Found Injured in Golden Gate Park
Isaak Ferenc, 31, head of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters of San Francisco and critic of Khrushchev, was beaten early today in Golden Gate Park. Police suspect internal dissension in the refugee group. He suffered multiple head and rib injuries and refused to name his attackers. His wife Enese said he received a disturbing late night telephone call and left home saying he would return soon. He was found unconscious beside his car. Isaak, a former Hungarian escapee who fled in a stolen plane in 1956, had spoken at a downtown demonstration last Saturday denouncing communism and Khrushchev’s visit. The subversive squad will question him later. He still would not identify the caller.
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San Francisco
UPD
Ferenc Isark
Hungarian Freedom Fighters of
Khrushchev
Golden Gate Park
Isaak
Enese
Isazk
Hungary
San Fancisco
Five Children Perish In Fire in Minot
Five Newhouse children aged 8, 5, 3, 17 months, and 6 weeks died when their home burned in Minot. Their mother escaped after running for help, unable to rescue them. Surviving siblings aged 10, 9, and 6 slept in a basement bedroom. father away in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota area as authorities seek him.
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Minot
SL. D
Orval Newhouse
Nancy
Betty
John
Peter
Larry
Timothy
Kenneth
Richard
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Family Tragedy Hits Michigan Lake Outing
Leonard Larson, sole survivor of a boat accident on Lake McKeever, describes how the 12-foot boat capsized during a cranberry picking trip. The event killed his wife, 9 children, and his brother, 64, with Doris May 16 surviving at Marquette. The family, poor and close, had hoped to ride together in the same boat for fun.
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Munising, Mich
Leonard Larson
Lake McKeever
Upper Michigan
Hiawatha National Forest
Harry
Larsons
Doris May
Marquette
Skandia
Larson
False Teeth Just No Good For This
Melbourne based Patrick Joseph O Rourke, 35, was bitten by a venomous tiger snake after he tried to bite its head off. He said his lower false teeth slipped, allowing the snake to bite his tongue. He killed the snake and collapsed but is reported recovering. He noted he had fought snakes in Burma during the war.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Patrick Joseph O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Burma
Book Rides Waves Of Popularity
A book about The San Francisco Giants rode a wave of popularity last season with a 2.50 price. By year one end, after a third place finish, it sold for 1.00. In 1959 stores marked it up to 2.50 during Giants surge. Today Cubs beat Giants 5-4 and the book has dropped to 0.69.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Military Academy Head Accused of Assaulting Cadet
SEATTLE AP Thomas H Hopkins superintendent of the Hopkins Military Academy in Redmond was arrested on third degree assault and contributing to delinquency of minors. His wife Louise Hopkins principal was also charged. The case centers on mistreatment of John Goodwin a Seattle cadet kept in a bathroom fed bread and water while guards used swagger sticks and cold water. Hopkins allegedly used a judo hold. his wife is accused of striking Goodwin. Also charged Hopkins drank liquor in the presence of two 16 year old cadets. The academy facing long scrutiny charges $1700 yearly with 18 students now enrolled.
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Seattle, Wash
Thomas H. Hopkins
Hopkins Military Academy
Hopkins
Louise
Charles 4. Smith
John Goodwin
Seattle
Goodwin
Smith
Continued Mild Weather Outlook For Northeast Louisiana
The forecast calls for mild temperatures and clear skies in northeast Louisiana with similar conditions expected tomorrow. Pollen counts rose from 378 to 456 grains per cubic yard. yesterday’s high was 90 degrees and the low 66 at Federal Aviation Selman Field.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
What do you think of much as a beautifier
The item questions a plea or remark about a beauty aid, noting it has limited effect on pigs. Read as a jokey throne line from a column. The tone mirrors a humor column. Named entities are minimal in readable text.
FHA analyzes 17 Ouachita parish subdivisions for planning
FHA district director Harry F. Allen lists seventeen new Ouachita parish subdivisions in planning. These areas are not yet ready for development and are under initial FHA analysis or consultation with prospective developers. Through January to date, fourteen subdivisions totaling 579 building sites have been analyzed.
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Ouachita Parish
Harry F. Allen
Federal Housing Administration District
Shreveport
Allen
FHA
Ouachita River
Alexandria
Mother Attacks Teacher in Brooklyn Classroom
New York police say Edith Mackey, 25, stormed into a Brooklyn public school second grade room with her daughter Brenda, 7, assaulting teacher Eda Tanne, 40. Mackey, charged with third degree assault, held on $1000 bond for Friday hearing.
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New York
UPID
Edith Mackey
Brooklyn
Eda Tanne
Brenda
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