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The 1958 NASC annual conference announced Ferguson High School Missouri as host with Laura Alman elected president the first girl in that role. Delegates toured Carlsbad Caverns amid record heat, buses failing and a late night dance. Dr M N Hennessy urged international youthful peace and inter nationalism as a path beyond politics. Page 8.
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Ferguson High School
Ferguson
St. Louis
Laura Alman
Shelly High School
Pittsburgh
M. N. Hennessy
Carlsbad
Dr. Hennessy
World Traveler
Council On Student Travel
New York
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Reuther Attacks Congress Over Civil Rights Stand
Walter P. Reuther denounces Congress as on the longest sitdown strike in America for 80 years by failing to pass full civil rights legislation. He urges both parties to act and pledges UAW support to aid the NAACP in securing civil rights for Negroes in the South.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
Congress
America
United Auto Workers
National Assn. For
Henry and Edsel Ford Auditorium
Reuther
UAW
NAACP
South
Deming Reels Under Blows Of Layoffs
Deming New Mexico, a city of 7 500, suffers an economic blow as American Smelting Refining Co announces closing its zinc processing mill. No date given. key personnel to be transferred. The mill had resumed in 1955 after a 1953 shutdown, with three zinc mines also to close at Lee.
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New Mexico
American Smelting & Refining Co
As&r
Bill Rickman
Rickman
Deming
Lee Deming
Helicopters to Land at Walker for Overnight Stop
Twenty one Army helicopters from the 33rd Transportation Co move toward Walker Air Force Base for an overnight layover as part of a Marshall Army Airfield to Fort Ord route. Maj. Keith J. Bauer leads the unit in a three-flight, seven-copter formation.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Public Information Office
Fort Riley
Kans
33Rd Transportation Co
Marshall U. S. Army Airfield
Fort Ord
Calif
Vincent Air Force Base
Yuma
Ariz
Maj
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Juke Box Local Sold in Hoffa Bribery Trial Testimony
Detroit Local 985 nicknamed the Juke Box Local was allegedly bought by Eugene James and sold to a Buffalino relative. Witness John Dye Cheasty testified Hoffa paid wives of Hoffa associate to be on payroll and spied for Senate Rackets Committee. Cheasty said Hoffa sought committee files on Dioguardi Johnson and Conlin and reported details back to Hoffa.
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Washington
Detroit Teamsters Union
Midwest
Jimmy Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty
Brooklyn
Hoffa
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
Senate
Cheasty
Detroit
Teamsters
Owen Bert Brennan
FBI
Senate Committee
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Dio) Dioguardi
New York
Charles Johnson
Carpenters Union
John Conlin
Hoboken
N.J
Angeli Meli
William Buffalino
Eugene James
Buffalino
James
Pete and
Joe
Eisenhower Creates Oil Imports Security Committee
President Eisenhower named a special committee to assess if crude oil imports reach levels that threaten national security. Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey. Secretary of Interior Seaton. Secretary of Labor Mitchell. and Secretary of Commerce Weeks will head and serve on the panel, formed after governors urged curbs on imports. The panel reports its findings at the earliest practicable time.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Commerce Weeks
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Secretary of Interior
Seaton
Sec
Unladylike Winds Blow At 100 MPH
Hurricane Audrey pummels the Texas Louisiana border with winds up to 100 mph striking Cameron La Port Arthur Orange Galveston and Texas City. Coast towns flood and power lines fail as ships and structures suffer damage. Ten lives lost nine from the Keturah sinking and one drowning.
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Tex
Audrey
Texas-Louisiana
Cameron
Orange
Lake Charles
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Goodhue
Sabine Lake
Galveston
Chester Holts
Orange County
Texas City
Galveston Island
Nickerson to Testify on Spilling Secret Missile Data
Col John C Nickerson Jr faces a 10 man court martial in Huntsville after being convicted on 15 counts of lax security. Von Braun testifies Nickerson helped the IRBM program with Jupiter outranking Thor and warns Russia drives urgency. The defense argues for mitigation as Nickerson seeks leniency or possible dismissal.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Wernher
EE Ct
Army
Air Force
Wilson
Adm
Arthur E. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Redstone Arsenal
Nickerson
von Braun
London
Humphrey Pushes Peace Over Focus on Clean Bombs
Senator Humphrey urged that peaceful disarmament talks take precedence over pursuing a pristine hydrogen bomb. He praised Eisenhower for backing a moratorium on atomic tests while cautioning against overemphasizing a “clean” bomb and noting unlikely year-end breakthroughs.
Military court martial clips aircraft missiles program clash
Huntsville brief reports Col John C Nickerson Jr charging the aircraft industry with trying to scuttle the Army long range missile program. A Washington Senate hearing covers a witness invoking a Supreme Court decision and refusing to say if he is a Communist. London notes U S disarmament progress as Russia accepts in principle a plan to move non nuclear weapons to international control. Monte Carlo reports Prince Rainier denies Princess Grace expecting a second child in the fall.
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Supreme Court
Howard V. Trautman
New York
Internal Security
London
U. S
Russia
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Monaco
Prince Rainier
Grace
Mother's search for missing son in ninth summer
A Tennessee mother, Mrs. O. C. Mayes of Clinton, Tenn., continues her annual Cascade Mountains search for U.S. Navy Ens. Gaston E. Mayes, 23, who vanished eight years ago after taking off from Seattle. Civil and military aircraft pored over the area 35 miles east of Seattle, but the plane was never found.
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Wash
Tennessee
Cascade Mountains
O. C. Mayes
Clinton
Tenn
U.S. Navy
Gaston E. Mayes
Seattle
J.g
Benjamin O. Vreeland
Trenton
N. J
Mayes
Bertram
Oak Ridge
Bernice
Maxwell Gilbert
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gulf Oil Elects Rhodes to Board
R. H. Rhodes elected a member of Gulf Oil Corp. board of directors and the executive committee. He will continue as senior vice president and chairman of the administrative committee. Rhodes became Gulf vice president in 1951 and in 1953 led world wide exploration and production. He was named senior vice president and member of the administrative committee last year.
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Pittsburgh
R. 9
Rhoades
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
New State Tuberculosis Hospitals Board Elects Chairman
The Santa Fe board named Dr. Roger MacQuigg of Albuquerque as chairman and approved a budget of 1,270,000 dollars for the tuberculosis hospital system.
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Santa FE
New State Tuberculosis Hospitals Board
Roger MacQuigg
Albuquerque
Kiwanis International trustees re-elect Merle H. Tucker
Merle H. Tucker, operator of KGAK radio in Gallup New Mexico, has been re-elected a trustee of Kiwanis International. He was one of six trustees chosen at the 42nd Kiwanis International annual meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
Merle H. Tucker
KGAK
Gallup
N.M
Kiwanis International
Tucker
Miners rescued after 14 hour Betsy Mine cave in
Five miners were trapped 300 feet back in an end shaft at Betsy Mine No 3 Powhatan Mining Co in Steubenville ohio for more than 14 hours. An auger bored 230 feet into a hillside to reach them and the men emerged unharmed to cheers from rescue workers relatives and spectators. Names include Fred Sabol Hank Horvath Glenn Robbins Martin Kowalski Joseph Lupinski and Kenny Hamilton.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Fred Sabol
Harrisville
Hank Horvath
Glenn Robbins
Martin Kowalski
Joseph Lupinski
Mount Pleasant
Kenny Hamilton
Adena
Betsy Mine
Powhatan Mining Co
Kowalski
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