Nancy Hamilton Crowned Miss Portsmouth 1958
Nancy Hamilton wins the first Miss Portsmouth pageant at Portsmouth High School auditorium sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Barbara Stevens and Patricia Hardage are first and second alternates. Hamilton, 17, will compete in Wooster for a chance at Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Portsmouth
Barbara Stevens
Nancy Lee Hamilton
Patricia Hardage
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Patricia Hartlage
Sciotoville
Portsmouth High School
Wilma Baer
Willa
Miss Hamilton
Wooster
Ohio
Atlantic City
N.J
Harry Hamilton
West Portsmouth
Nancy
Portsmouth West High School
Linda Hartman
Mansfield
Five Unions and Contractors Sign Pacts in Ohio City
Five Southern Ohio craft unions and the Southern Ohio Contractors Association reached new one year agreements Saturday afternoon. Each contract adopts a wage pattern of 5 cents now and 5 cents in six months, with increases effective from October 1 or November 1 for certain locals. Local 83 Libors and Hod Carriers will vote tonight. Local 437 Carpenters and Joiners and the association have not yet reached agreement.
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Southern Ohio Contractors Assn
Laborers and Hod Carriers
Gallia St
Carpenters and Joiners Union
Association
Bureau of Og
Lathing
Brickmasons
Ex-Convict Holds Bing's Wife Calm Amid Kidnap Plot
Hollywood AP report says ex convict Wilburn E. Davison plotted to kidnap Bing Crosby's wife for 100000 dollars. Davison confessed to involvement in four robberies and two kidnapings but may escape prosecution after learning Mrs Crosby is pregnant. Detective says he likely faces life.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Sheriff's Office
Wilburn E. Davison
Davison
Senators Try To Reshape Bill On Labor
In Washington the Senate pressurized the labor bill as debate stretched into a fourth day. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson sought quick action under a debate limit while numerous controversial amendments remained. Senator Potter proposed allowing union members to recover dues used for political activities, a stance backed by Goldwater and Curtis, while Morse dismissed the amendment as absurd.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Adams Faces Senate Probe Over Goldfine Hotel Bills
Washington AP investigators report Bernard Goldfine paid Adams hotel bills including a Waldorf Astoria stay of 47.50 in 1954 and a 219.65 bill for Adams and Mrs Adams. Subcommittee head Harris questions FTC favoritism while Adams defends the routine, denied any improper influence. Supporters including Mrs Adams and Howrey deny wrongdoing, Knowland calls for full disclosure to protect president.
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Adams
Francis X. McLaughlin
Harris
Federal Trade Commission
Boston
FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
Minneapolis Tribune and
Des Moines Register
De Gaulle to Meet Macmillan Before End of Month
Paris AP reports Premier De Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Macmillan by month’s end though no date is fixed. The talks would be his first with a Western leader since taking office and precede July discussions with U.S. Secretary of State Dulles.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Western Alliance
U. S
Dulles
France
North Africa
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Algeria
Salan
Morocco
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Ahmed Balafrej
S‘cially
Ferhat Abbas
Milestone in Helping Woman Heads Health Conference
Josephine Roche presides over a national health conference in Washington marking a milestone in a long career of public service. Once Denver reformer and policewoman, she led labor health efforts and advised multiple US presidents, including heading the U S Public Health Service under FDR.
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Washington
WAP
Josephine Roche
Denver
Red Light
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co
Conference of Labor Health Services
Miss Roche
Neligh
Neb
U. S. Public Health Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Envoy Hurries Home From Washington Talks
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov is flying to Moscow for a temporary official mission. He left New York Sunday, landed in Copenhagen, and is expected to return to Washington within a couple of weeks. Embassy officials say the State Department was notified of his brief return.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Menshikov
New York
Scandinavian Airlines
Copenhagen
Malik Summoned From London Amid East West Talks
The Soviet government summoned ambassadors in London Paris and Washington to Moscow for consultations amid intensified East West summit and nuclear arms negotiations. Jacob Malik left his London post by plane shortly after it was recalled.
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London
Paris
Washington
Moscow
Jacob Malik
Inside The Times Page Two Feature
A compact note leads with Inside The Times on ENVOY Page Two, signaling a brief column segment. It highlights page navigation and the publication’s internal guidance for readers seeking timely coverage.
Coast port walkout by two unions halts sailing
New York AP reports two maritime unions, the Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn and the National Maritime Union, walked out refusing to sail without new contracts. About 1,700 engineers and 10,000 unlicensed tanker seamen threaten to tie up nearly 70 U.S. flagships along East and Gulf Coast ports. Negotiations resume later, with “no contract, no sailing” the stance.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
Marine Engineers
NMU
Hemispheric Conference Proposal Meeting Canceled
The Inter-American Economic and Social Council special meeting to discuss a hemispheric economic conference was canceled, the Pan American Union said today.
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Washington
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Pan American Union
Flooded West Terre Haute Levee Forces 1000 From Homes
Sugar Creek overflow broke a western Indiana levee near West Terre Haute flooding 30 percent of the town and displacing about 1,000 residents. No casualties were reported as guards and prisoners helped sandbag the levee and evacuations continued toward higher ground.
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West Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Indiana National Guard
Wabash
U.S. 40
Terre Haute
Red Cross
National
Army
State Penal Farm
Harold W. Handley
Anderson
Rebels Keep Up Bloody Beirut Fight
Americans were cleared to depart Beirut as anti government rebels clashed with security forces amid heavy shelling and sniper fire. Dag Hammarskjöld arrived to lead a U N observer team as fighting worsened with 500 Lebanese casualties and key rebel leaders targeted.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. S
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sami Solh
Rebel
Troops Flown Into Cyprus Amid Cyprus Crisis
British jet transports dropped paratroopers into Cyprus as 3,000 troops join 25,000 strong British force to deter Turkish Greek clashes. Tensions rise as cries for partition echo from Turkey and Cyprus awaits London’s plan for the island’s future.
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Parachute Regiment
England
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Nicosia
Turkey
Britain
Greece
London
London Dock Workers End Month's Strike
London dockers in a month long stoppage largely return to work on union orders as a back to work vote also proceeds among London bus workers. The walkout, in its seventh week, may end by midweek and follows sympathy action by meat truck drivers still on unofficial strike.
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London
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Nancy Hamilton
Dean Harrison
JoAnn Havener
Patricia Mitchell
Linda Porter
Margaret Roth
Thelma Stiles
Misses Hamilton
Stevens
Hardage
Teamsters Union
Bing
Alaska
Mrs. Crosby
Reno
Nev
Storm
Ike
Washington (Ap
Woman Heads Health Conference
U.S
Malik
Inside the Times
Social News
Coast
American Radio Assn
American Merchant Marine Institute
MEBA
Terre Haute, Ind
Munity
Hammarskjold
Capital
Saeb Salam
Salam
Adnan Nahas
Palestine
Norway
Security Council
London Dock Workers
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