Eisenhower to press tighter labor controls on eve of clash
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide radio TV address at 6 30 p m EST to urge stricter labor racketeering controls amid a divided Congress while AFL CIO chief Meany schedules a 9 45 p m EDT radio speech. The House Rules Committee widens debate as a week long battle over the Hartley era style reforms looms next Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
House Labor Committee
Senate
House Democrats
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
NBC
AFL - Cio
White House
House Rules Committee
Banns Published For Anne and Steve in Kristiansand
Public banns announce the engagement of Steven C Rockefeller of New York to Anne Marie Rasmussen of Soegne Kristiansand. The Norweg ian Federal Journal notes both families trace deep historical roots including a 16th century district judge and bishop in Rasmussen lineage, while the Rockefeller family is also portrayed as well established.
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Kristiansand
Norway
Rockefeller
Steven C
New York
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Soegne Kristiansand
Federal Journal
Miss Rasmussen
Inside Classifieds Highlights and Obituaries
A compact overview notes sections for Classifieds page 70 with radio and TV listings, Phoenix area notices, page 17 coverage on Fulton, bridge column on page 6, Market News brief, obituary on page 5, and sports items. The teaser previews items across multiple pages and sections.
Khrushchev Visit Rumor Shakes Coon Rapids Iowa
Local editor Thomas Rogers notes little buzz in Coon Rapids about a possible visit by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to farmer Roswell Garst in nearby entertaining Iowa. Garst, famed seed corn grower, has hosted Soviet delegations since 1955 and invited Khrushchev to stay at his showplace near town.
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nikita Khrshchev
Roswell Garst
Thomas Rogers
The
Enterprise
Moscow
Khrushchev
Garst
Soviet Union
Khrushche
Rogers
Writer Preston Sturges Dies in New York
Preston Sturges a former top Hollywood writer director born in Chicago died in New York from a heart attack at the Hotel Algonquin. The Broadway hit Strictly Dishonorable later became a film. He won an Academy Award for The Great McGinty in 1940.
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New York
Preston Sturges
Hollywood
Sturges
Algonquin
Anne Margaret Nagle
Sandy Mellen
Uniersal International
Paramount
Great McGinty
Brian Donlevy
Howard Hughes
Europe
Alligator Found in Edmond Garage Workshop
Oklahoma man Fred L. Tanner unearthed a five inch baby alligator in his Edmond garage on Wednesday night. Zoo officials in nearby Oklahoma City could not locate the origin, noting a count of alligator tails showed none missing.
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Edmond
Okla
Fred L. Tanner
Tanner
Oklahoma City
Nixon Returns From Soviet Tour as Cold War Hums On
Vice President Nixon ends his two week tour of the Soviet Union and Poland with reports of friendly receptions and a pledge to welcome Khrushchev warmly when he visits the United States. Eisenhower will review the trip at a cabinet meeting and Nixon plans a later public address.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Essenhower
Nixon
Esenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushche
America
Geneva
Germany
Poland
Eisenhower
White House
Warsaw
Khrushchev
GOP
Pat
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Sayi
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
Uniited States Steel Corp
McDonald-Cooper
The Chef Tosses New TV Salad
Boston police report Fred Forresta a 42 year old salad chef tried to return a television purchased at a local shop. After the store closed he shouted he wanted a refund and finally threw the set through the window. Authorities sent the matter to court.
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Boston
Fred Forresta
Forresta
Patrolman Rescues Dog. Dog Bites Him and Escapes
Patrolman Richard Biggie pulled a drowning dog from a city park pool in Saratoga Springs on Wednesday. The dog bit him and then fled, prompting no further injuries reported.
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Saratoga Springs
Richard Biggie
Nixon Aides Confident Of Republican Support At 1960 Nominating Meet
The 51st Governors Conference winding down in San Juan saw Nixon backers upbeat that most Republican governors favor his nomination. Nelson Rockefeller drew mixed reactions as his doubts about a run persisted while he weighs Nov 1 decision amid fears he could split the ticket if Nixon falters.
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Jack Bell
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Wixon
Rockefeller
Brooklyn Police Capture Runaway Bittern in City
In Brooklyn a rogue bittern with a four foot wingspan caused a scene at Liberty Avenue station. Officers confined the territorial swamp s scavenger until an ASPCA agent removed it for release outside the city.
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New York
Brooklyn
Liberty Avenue
Robert Winter
Andy Nappi
Barnett Cohen
Cohen
Atlantic
Hopkinson
Winter
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
ASPCA
Guinness In Hospital For Leg Operation
Sir Alec Guinness the British film star will enter a hospital next week for a leg operation to correct varicose veins. Lady Guinness told a reporter the actor is in good spirits and will be admitted for surgery and a short stay.
Our Lady of Victory Hospital Recognizes Union Leaders
Union leaders won recognition at Our Lady of Victory Hospital Lackawanna the first non profit in the state to sign a contract with a union. The 258 housekeeping workers ratified 156 30 while a negotiating committee chair said the deal was not in accord with broader union plans for the 12 Buffalo area hospitals.
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Buffalo
Our Lady of Victory Hospital
Lackawanna
Melvin B. McBan
Hoapitals
Berlin Crisis Eases as Allies See Lower Tension Time
Berlin crisis relief noted as Herter reports West Berlin safer for months. Soviet pressure seen waning after Geneva talks. Ministers Krushchev and Eisenhower to exchange visits. Gromyko says dialogue preferred to unilateral moves.
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Geneva
Christan A Herter
Esenhower
West Berlin
Herter
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Nikita Khrushchev
West Beriin
Taayd
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Andre: Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Moscow
Ithaca Man Requests Lie Detector Test in Murder Case
Albert King and his son Donald King face first degree murder charges in the death of Melvin Knapp. Albert offers to take a lie detector test since Tompkins County lacks one, while a court appointee will seek testing elsewhere. Knapp’s body was found near a gravel pit after being missing since July 8. A prayer service is planned and cremation is set for Saturday unless a further exam is requested.
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Ithaca
Tompkins County
Albert King
King
Donald
Melvin Knapp
Knapp
Donald King
Here
Michael Lopinto
Madman fires on aged home crowds killing two
Karlo Czupirc zuk, 42, wounded and captured after firing repeated shotgun blasts into a dining room at the Uptown Home for the Aged in a mass shooting. Two residents died Kalman Galer and Michael Berman while four others were wounded. Police exchanged fire with Czupirc zuk from a second floor window before officers stormed the apartment.
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Piuladelpiha
Karlo Czupirczuk
Eisenhower
Czupirczuk
Noite
Antrim
Kalman Galer
Michael Berman
Samuel Kluger
Pincus Kalter
Abraham Yusem
Barney Kline
George Simms
Czupire
Zuk
Nehru accuses China of breaking Tibet treaty
Prime Minister Nehru said Communist China violated the 1954 Tibet treaty by declaring Indian and Tibetan currencies illegal in Tibet. He warned of implications for India China relations and regional stability.
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Nehru
Communist
China Today
Tibet
Lightning Strikes New Hope For Cleveland Woman
Mrs Gordon Wetzel of Mentor was struck by lightning on a golf course on July 29. She survived but has hearing loss and injuries to her arms hands and face. She lies in Euclid Glenville Hospital as doctors assess long term effects. Her husband works as circulation manager for the Painesville Telegraph.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gordon Wetzel
Mentor
Euclid- Glenville Hospital
Mra. Wetzel
Lost National Golf Course
Painesville
Civil Rights Bill Heads Toward Bruising Battle
A civil rights bill moves toward a brisk congressional scrimmage as Southern lawmakers push for delays. The House Rules Committee plans next moves on a split Judiciary Committee bill while Democratic leaders seek to avert year end fights before the 1960 election. Senate leaders signal cautiously.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
South
Senate
Lyndon 5. Johnson
Texas
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