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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1959

Page

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Public release to detail steel strike basics Thursday

President Eisenhower and Labor Secretary Mitchell will publish a comprehensive set of basic steel strike facts on wages prices productivity profits and related matters for Thursday newspapers. Mitchell stressed the report is factual with no action recommendations and aims to clarify issues to aid bargaining.

Washington Eisenhower James P. Mitchell Mitchell Bureau of Labor Statistics George Aiken R-V'T Jacob K. Javits R-Ny David J. McDonald United Steelworkers Union McDonald Afl-Cio Executive Council Forest Park New York

Butler Wins Ticket Clash as L A Bows At Convention

Los Angeles keeps the 1960 Democratic National Convention after Paul Butler led a bitter seating dispute with Edwin C. Pauley. Pauley resigns as finance chairman. a new group forms to back Butler’s terms including 1500 tickets daily and revenue transfer to the DNC.

Los Angeles Paul Butler Butler Edwin C. Pauley Pauley National Committee Democratic National Committee Norris Poulson Dan A. Kimball Aerojet General Corp Kimball Harry S. Truman Mark Boyar Southen California

Two policemen harassed by unruly crowd at housing project

In St Louis on Monday night two plainclothes white officers pursued a youth purse snatcher at the Igoe housing project. A crowd of about 500 Negro residents gathered, fought off reinforcements, and three police dogs were used to disperse them. No arrests were made as the suspect escaped.

ST. Louis Richard Jones Jones Donald Strate Strate

Heat Sparks 13 Hour Blackout in Manhattan

A record heat wave triggered a 13 hour power outage across upper Manhattan. Hospitals, subways, and elevators Lost power as 500,000 residents faced darkness and heat. Con Ed crews worked to restore service by dawn with police surge and emergency generators in use.

Mark T. Sheehan New York Manhattan Upper Manhattan Mount Sinai Hospital Consolidated Edison Co Central Park Island of Hudson River East River Westchester County Consolidated Faison Hell Gate

Steven's Mother To Help With Wedding Plans

Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller travels to Norway with her son Steven and his Norwegian fiancée Anne Marie Rasmussen to inspect the Lutheran church for the wedding set for Saturday. New York's First Lady says she will assist with arrangements over the next three days while stressing parental involvement in planning.

Sogne Norway UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Steven Anne Marie Rasmussen New York Anne Marie Rockefeller Gov. Rockefeller Rockefellers

Rockefeller Eyes New Hampshire Primary Situation

Washington GP Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrived for a conference with President Eisenhower and consulted Senator Styles Bridges on New Hampshire politics as the state prepares the first national primary next March. He avoided committing to the 1960 Republican presidential nomination while praising Nixon’s Russia and Poland tour and noting no planned meeting with Nixon before returning to New York. Roosevelt said he would push a nationwide fallout shelter program at Eisenhower.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller New Hampshire Eisenhower Rockefeller New York Styles Bridges RNHB Bridges Nixon Puerto Rico Russia Poland Nisan

Chile Expels Planeload of Armed Cuban Rebels

Chile punished a Cuban air force transport that landed without permission in Santiago with armed soldiers and 21 newsmen aboard. Two Chilean warplanes escorted the craft out, then it flew to Lima as ministers at the Inter-American conference pursued a plan to curb invasions and advance a human rights convention for next year.

Santiago Chile Cuba Fidel Castro Raul Castro Lima Peru Raul Rauls Caribbean Inter-American Peace Committee Dominican Republic Rafael L. Trujillo Luis Sompeza Nicaragua Quito Ecuador

Union Chiefs Map Plans to Salvage Labor Legislation

AFL-CIO leaders in Forest Park plan to press Congress to prune labor control bills before a joint conference committee. They hope to salvage favorable features while opposing provisions seen as weak on racketeering. The executive council backs Steel Workers action and may reinstate the ILA after six years on corruption grounds.

Norman Walker Senate Afl-Cio Executive Council Pocono House Eisenhower Tog geCere Steel Workers Organized Labor International Longsherenten’s Association ILA AFL Afl-Cio Council Federation San Francisco Book of Organized Labor

Ping Pong Ball Suffocates Boy in New Jersey

A boy in Dellawwr, NL, died after a ping pong ball lodged in his throat. Fire rescue removed the object with forceps at West Jersey Hospital in Camden. Three doctors operated for nearly two hours, but the child did not survive.

Dellaawr Larrys Weisenbach West Jersey Hospital Camden

Humorous Side Of Darkness

In New York a blackout leads to odd scenes as people react with improvisation. A TV salesman loses a sale, the Jewish Blind Society guides the visually impaired, and many attend church for lighted candy. Patrons stumble through power cut chaos amid police orders.

New York New York Guild For the Tasseraby

Northwest earthquakes strike Montana area and dam damage

Reports from Helena say a strong earthquake sequence hit the Northwest from British Columbia to Wyoming, damaging a major Montana dam and causing a rockslide that buried a Madison Canyon campground. Deaths rise with eight confirmed in Reynolds Pass area and sixteen overall. Yellowstone reports no planned evacuations.

Helena Moni British Columbia Wyoming Montana

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