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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
4
Industry eyes a steel wage dispute with nerves high amid an overall pickup in business activity. Builders, automakers and retailers report stronger demand, while a prolonged strike could ripple through construction, coal, railroads and other sectors. Officials warn price inflation could rise if talks stall.
Dr Paul R Hawley of the American College of Surgeons warned at a Group Health Institute session that roughly half of U S surgical operations are by doctors inadequately trained for surgery He cited a leading surgeon noting many corrections of bad results from community hospital surgeries He endorsed high quality care in prepayment group plans but warned against nationwide expansion without guaranteed quality and emphasized physician selection.
Geneva AP reports Western officials foresee the real Berlin crisis in 1961 not this year. They warn Khrushchev hopes for a stopgap at the Big Four foreign ministers conference to maintain Allied occupation of West Berlin while Britain the United States and West Germany elect new administrations.
A 50 year old convict John Butler, handcuffed, emerged from a wooded area dawn today and surrendered to police after an all night hunt. Sheriff James R. Lauer of Northumberland County was killed in a struggle for his .38 revolver as Butler fled on foot into the woods near Pittsburgh.
In London 35 year old Nina Dmitriev and her 5 year old daughter Lena hid with White Russian friends under Scotland Yard protection as the Soviet attaché’s wife sought asylum. British officials review the plea on its merits after she met Foreign Office and embassy agents who failed to persuade her to leave. Capt. Aleksander Dmitriev, 38, was rushed to Moscow by Soviet security men aboard a jet. Home Office questioned him before departure.
United Presbyterians in Indianapolis approve official sanctioning of birth control saying medically approved contraceptives aid family welfare. The move highlights long standing Protestant Catholic tensions over artificial contraception.
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