Cost of Living Reaches Yet Another High in July
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent rise in July the cost of living a new record high with food prices pushing the index higher. Meat and eggs climb while declines in fruits vegetables temper gains. Workers in auto farm equipment and aircraft sectors face a 2 cent quarterly raise per person.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hersey E. Riley
Riley
Ege
Ilinois
Arizona
Tide
TV money, starvation death of San Antonio infant
In San Antonio Texas a couple Manuel Quesada 55 and Francisco Martinez Quesada 33 are charged with murdering two month old Juan by neglect. Judge Albert Trevino set bonds as county medical examiner Dr Robert Hausman said the infant died from malnutrition. Police found the child wrapped in a cotton blanket. the mother explained lacking funds for a doctor while a large television set was in a room. The couple allegedly refused care and have given away eight of their eleven children in the past thirteen years.
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Pesces
Albert Trevino
Manuel Quesada
Francisco Martinez
Quesada
Robert Hausman
Juan
Frank Castillon
Castillon
Juan Quesada
Quesadas
Boastful Killer Dies in Chamber at San Quentin
Stephen Nash, a San Quentin inmate who boasted of many killings, died today in the gas chamber after 36 years of life. He spent years in isolation on death row, admitted killing a 10 year old and a 26 year old, and claimed additional murders verified by police.
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San Quentin
Calif
Stephen Nash
Los Angeles
Skid Road
Nash
Larry Rice
Santa’ Monica
John Berg
Bere
Long Beach
San Francisco
Sacramento
Richmond
H. Burton Noble
Light Trustees To Discuss Pay Hike With Union
Light Trustees to meet Local No. 249 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at 2 50 p m Thursday Aug 27 to discuss a 7 percent wage increase for all city electric and water department employees. The date was set at an executive meeting of board members. The union's request for the increase effective Sept 13 along with fringe benefits and working changes was presented to the board at a meeting earlier this month.
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Board of Trusttees
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electio A Ad
Miles
Watch As Girl Drowns At Monterey Motel Pool
Fire chief William Stone says several bystanders watched a drowning of a 16 year old girl at a Monterey motel pool without intervening. Michele Cline of San Anselmo was pulled from the water but did not respond to artificial respiration.
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Monterey
Calif
Chie
William Stone
Michele Cline
San Anselmo
Moon Boosts Paddle Wheel Mission At Smithsonian Observatory
Cambridge scientists at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory report the moon gravity pole extends the life of the new paddle wheel satellite Explorer. They estimate a mission life of about two years, longer than prior projections. The finding relies on lunar gravitational effects and orbital stability analyses.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical .Observatory
Military Building Bill OK'd by Senate for Armories and Projects
The Senate advanced a $1.424 billion military construction bill authorizing armories aircraft shops and hundreds of domestic and overseas projects. The measure gained 82 votes with unanimous support for additions totaling about 143 million dollars, including 86 National Guard projects in 30 states. The total exceeds the budget request but still remains below Eisenhower's proposal. The bill moves to a House conference committee to resolve differences.
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Washington
Senate
London Stennis
House
Stennis
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sky Snag Fails: Capsule Ejection Loses Signal
Extremely low temperatures aboard America's Discoverer VI mute its radio and lights, hampering recovery of a 300 pound capsule ejected over the Pacific near the Hawaiian Islands on Thursday night. No trace was found.
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Washington
America
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
Burlington to Make Warheads for Hawk
The Iowa Ordnance Plant near Burlington will produce warheads for the Army's Hawk guided missile designed for defense against low altitude attackers. A new shell cooling process developed by engineers at the plant is being installed and is to be tested soon.
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Burlington
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Here
Army
Quake Strikes Yellowstone Area. Guards Move to Prevent Looting
West Yellowstone guardsmen entered the quake zone to deter looting as the death toll rose to nine. Mrs. Ray Painter of Ogden Utah died in Bozeman after injuries from a landslide that sent rock and debris into Rock Creek campground. Missing include Mrs. Thomas Stowe of Sandy Utah, believed dead. her husband killed. Five Iowans trapped north of West Yellowstone escaped via Dog Creek area.
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Ray Painter
Ogden
Utah
Bozeman, Mont
Rock Creek
Madison’ River
Thomas Stowe
Sandy
Bozeman
Mont
West Yellowstone
Dog Creek
Wye
Vern Maxwell, Jr
Steve
Kim
Rural State Center
Tom Barton
State Center
Record-breaking tiny space observation tape recorder unveiled
At WESCON in San Francisco Cow Palace Lench Corp of Los Angeles introduced an airborne tape recorder weighing 10.2 ounces, far smaller than previous units. Lockheed scientist Carl B. Maurer described its capability to log data from space or subsurface ventures across thousands of miles and up to 16 channels, with wide military and commercial applications.
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Cow Palace
San Francisco
Lench’Corp
Los Angeles
Carl B. Maurer
Lockheed
Grian
Peterson
Captain Dusenberry Prefers Swim Lessons Over Medal
Camp Alley Minn a Glenwood Iowa Captain Pierce Dusenberry 33 will leave encampment with officers and men of Iowa Nebraska National Guard 134th Infantry. Despite talk of a medal for saving a Nebraska guardsman from drowning during recreation, Dusenberry says he would rather have swimming lessons. He recalls the guardsman pulling him under after brushing aside a life preserver before he got him to the boat.
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Camp Alley
Minn
Pierce’ D. Dusenberry
Glenwood
Iowa
Iowa-Nebraska —_ National Guard 134th Infantry Regiment
Dusenberry
Nebraska
Belmond Woman Killed in Crash in Clear Lake
Police report a Belmond woman about 50 died in a crash in Clear Lake. Helen Evenrud was reportedly uninjured, while Mrs. Even was not hurt in the collision. The text mentions relationships and Easter timing but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Clear Lake
Edjna ‘Trager
Helen Even
Evenrud
Near Collision Of Small Plane And Eastern Air Lines
The FAA probes a near collision between a private light plane and an Eastern Air Lines jet on a Atlanta to Greenville flight. The Eastern pilot Captain R J Kerges forced a dive at about 4000 feet near Stone Mountain 15 miles east of Atlanta. No injuries or damage reported though several passengers dropped dinner trays. The light plane pilot is still missing.
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Atlanta
Federal Aviation Agency
Eastern Air Lines
Greenville
5.C
Stone Mountain
Here
Eastern Aircraff
FAA
RJ. Kerges
Korges
Intelligence officer outlines Soviet agent in Cuba
U S intelligence spokesman said Moscow sent Soviet officer Vadim Kotchergin to Cuba last May to guide Cuban Communists as Cabell warned of ongoing Latin American Communist outreach. He cited targets in Cuba including agrarian reforms and the army while noting Red China propaganda and unions linked to the Soviet embassy.
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Minneapolis
U. S
Moscow
Cuba
Fidel Castro
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
American Legion
National Security Commission
Cabell
Kremlin
Vadim Kotchergin
Kotchergin
Red Chinese
Cabs
Red
Cabel
Chan “Neled
Confederation of Workers of Latin American
World Federation of Wade
Mexico
Whites Win In Record Vote At Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a record turnout of 129,568 occurred as white Unity Ticket candidate William W. Farris defeated Negro candidate Russell B. Sugarman Jr for public works commissioner by about 23,000 votes. Sugarman finished second with 35,287 votes amid a high stir in the Deep South city during its first all-out Negro political campaign. Rev. Ben L. Hooks, a Negro lawyer and preacher, trailed about 21,000 votes for juvenile judge against three whites.
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Memphis
Tennie
Mississippi River
Deep South
Russell B. Sugarman Jr
Fittery
Sugarman
William W. Farris
Ben L. Hooks
Des Moines Union Stands Against Two Dollar Haircuts
Des Moines barbers vote this week after unions oppose $2 haircuts. They aim to keep adult pricing at $1.75 and child cuts at $1.25.
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Des Moines Union
Des Moines
No General Break Seen in Nation Muggy Weather
Hot humid conditions persist across the eastern half of the country with likely little relief this weekend. Readings topped 101 degrees at Pickstown South Dakota while Minot North Dakota and other areas saw mid 90s. scattered light precipitation reported overnight in many locales.
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Rockies
Southwest
Butte, Mont
Minot
N. D
Appalachias
Atlantic
States
Pickstown
S. Dr
Bultal
Nikita to Get AFL-CIO Snab On U.S. Visit
The AFL-CIO will snub Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, but two federation vice presidents push a separate plan to meet him in person. Walter Reuther of the UAW and James Carey of the IEE oppose the council’s stance, arguing a face to face talk would condemn Communist aims while risking isolationism.
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Abl-Cio
George Meany
Reuther
James B. Carey
International Electrical Workers
O. A. Knight
Oil Workers Union
Reuther-Carey
Hawaii Becomes 50th State As Flag To Change
Washington reports Hawaii officially joins the Union as the 50th state after a 5 1/2 decade effort led by Hawaiian citizens now numbering 585 000. President Eisenhower signs the proclamation at the White House and announces a new 50 star flag to take effect July 4, replacing the 49 star banner. A special air mail stamp will be issued to mark the event.
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Washington
Hawaii
San Francisco
Eisenhower
White House
Alaska
Trent Air Mail
Clinton Founder Sells Interests in Maquokela Firm
Don Thomas founder of Clinton Engines Corp announces sale of his entire stake in the firm. New chief officer will be David B. Charnay, chairman of Highway Industries, Inc. Clinton Engines is described as a leading maker of air cooled engines.
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Maquokela
Don Thomas
Clinton Engines Corp
David B. Charnay
Highway Industries, Inc
Former state chairman fined ten dollars for speeding
Jake More of Harlan, former Democratic state chairman, paid a $10 fine in a justice of the peace court here Thursday for driving more than 1 mile an hour on a state highway.
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Albia
Jake More
Harlan
Justice of the Peace Court
Market Place Classified Notes at Muscatine Hospital
Mrs Beverly sold objects and has more requests for base 8mm movie projector 620 ae ie. Call AM 3351 to arrange pickup and discuss excess articles for the Market Place classified department at the Muscatine General Hospital location.
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Beverly
Arest
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