Head of Steel Union Sees No Hope of Peace
Half a million steelworkers began the second month of a nationwide strike with no settlement in sight. The walkout idled 90 percent of steel production, 107000 allied workers, and caused about 1.5 million dollars in losses. Negotiations set for Monday. McDonald predicts bleak prospects for early settlement as talks hinge on US Steel’s stance and possible injunctions.
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President Eisenhower to Visit Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral Castle
The White House announced President Eisenhower will visit Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands during his UK stay. He will spend one night as the Queen’s guest and also spend time at Chequers with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Further arrangements will be announced later.
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Prison farm cow 1571 leads Windsor county butter output
Windsor Ontario reports prison cow 1571 at Windsor State Prison Farm produced 102 pounds of butterfat in May, leading Windsor County. Agricultural agent Bill Stone notes the inmate cow is valued for dairy yield and is identified by her number.
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Mrs Rockefeller to Norway for son Steven’s wedding
Mrs Nel son A. Rockefeller plans to fly to London Sunday night en route to Sogne Norway for her son Steven Rockefeller Jr. and Anne Marie Rasmussen wedding. The ceremony is set for a week from today.
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New York
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London
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Classifieds roundup highlight Phoenix radio TV listings
Inside Classified pages, readers find Phoenix radio and TV listings, plus notices on Fulton Brave and Funeral entries. Church notices and local sports brief also noted across the section.
Labor Bill Conference Bound Next Week Balloons Fail to Orbit
The U S space effort marked its busiest rocket day as a 12 foot inflatable balloon moon failed to reach orbit from Cape Canaveral Florida The launch saw mixed results with Titan missiles and Discoverer V capsule efforts and a Polaris missile test succeeding at Cape Canaveral while Vandenberg and Hawai experiments yielded partial success The labor bill moves toward conference with leaders Dirksen Goldwater and Ervin steering negotiations, while differences center on Taft Hartley and no mans land provisions and potential penalties for violations.
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D-Mich
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Rpa
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Ohio
Son Injured Husband Dies Going to Aid
In Lake Pleasant New York a man named Daymond Cook died en route to help his injured son after a fall at home. A telephone call led him from Speculator to Dr Otto Schoor’s office and later reports said his car collided with a utility pole and a tree near Routes 8 and in the Adirondack community. His wife had asked him to come to the scene. The accident occurred Friday night and left Cook dead in the vehicle.
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Widow of O Henry dies in Weaverville North Carolina
Mrs. William Sidney Porter, widow of the famed short story writer O Henry, died Friday in Weaverville North Carolina after years of declining health. She was born in Greensboro North Carolina.
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N. C
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Greensboro
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Typhoon Geor gia kills 126 in central Japan
Typhoon Georgetown killed 126 people in central Japan, police said, with 119 missing and 712 injured. About 10,000 were homeless as 24 fishing vessels sank and 118 bridges washed away. In New York, 19 month old Timothy Deshane drowned after tumbling into a well at a farm home near Norwood in St. Lawrence County.
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Nixon Says U S Must Lead From Strength
Vice President Nixon argues the United States must act from a position of military strength to compel Soviet leaders toward peace. He cites his tour of the Soviet bloc and says Khrushchev views America as weak, urging a future summit to proceed from strength to avoid war.
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12 Hurt In Clyde Express Wreck Near Rochester
Three crew members and nine passengers were injured when an New York Central Chicagoan derailed near Clyde New York two miles east of town. Investigators seek cause while work crews replace 1,500 feet of damaged track and traffic returns to normal.
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Castro Claims U S Assists Conspiracy Against His Rebels
Washington dispatch reports accusations by Castro alleging U S support for rebel plots. Senate debates on civil rights bill stall amid filibuster risk while Dirksen Hennings push amendments. Weather cool air sweeps from Canada bringing showers and varied temperatures across the East and Plains.
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Princess Anne Turns Nine Amid Royal Succession Watch
Princess Anne, age nine, marks her birthday as Queen Elizabeth prepares for a third child. If the new baby is a boy, he will move ahead of Anne in the line of succession. if a girl, Anne remains second after Charles. The birth could alter Anne’s royal visibility though her place in line stays defined.
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Mexico City Floods After Heavy Downpour Friday Night
A severe downpour flooded sections of the Mexican capital on Friday night. A reporter contacted the Weather Bureau for updated river and street flooding information.
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Weather Bureau
Rockefeller Talks With Dewey Spark Presidential Ambitions
New York Governor Rockefeller met with former Governor Dewey this week amid reports he may soon outline his stance on seeking the Republican presidential nomination. He also conferred with political advisers who urged clarity that public polls would be one factor among others. Rockefeller and Dewey reportedly dined Wednesday to discuss mutual problems.
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Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewety
Dewey
Ruchard Amper
Owl Saved From Baltimore Gas Plant Ends in Zoo Return
A Baltimore couple of owls made a long stay near a Gas and Electric Co plant. Alfred the AWOL owl was caught by an owner catcher and booked at the police station. He was sent to the City Zoo and later returned to duty at the utility grounds.
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Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
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Edward Gleason
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Arthur Watson
Tme
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Ten Hurt in Fire At Grossinger's Resort
Fire swept a frame employees’ building at Grossinger’s Catskills injuring ten. Albert Rosenfeld, 29, a bus boy from Miami Beach, jumped from a second floor window and suffered possible spine and internal injuries. Nine others had burns and broken limbs. the fire destroyed the building, cause undetermined.
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N.Y
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Albert Rosenfeld
Miami Beach
Fla
Eisenhower skips golf in Gettysburg for rest day
President Eisenhower passes on golf and the usual visit to his vacation office in Gettysburg. Maj. John Eisenhower, acting White House staff secretary, carries papers to the Eisenhower farm as the President seeks a quiet day amid work at his rural home nearby.
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