Fourth Nuclear Device Set Off At Yucca Flat
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated the fourth spring test at Yucca Flat Nevada. The pre dawn blast, from a balloon platform 500 feet above the desert, yielded about 10 000 tons of TNT and was visible from San Francisco and Los Angeles. Test animals including monkeys pigs and rabbits were anesthetized.
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Angels’ Peak
U.P
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert
Yucca Flat
Las Vegas
San Francisco
A.E.C
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Los Angeles
New York Editor Begins Fast in Vegas Protest
Ammon Hennacy associate editor of the Catholic Worker in New York has started a fast in Las Vegas to protest ongoing U S nuclear weapons testing. He will not eat until June 28 the scheduled date for a large nuclear device test.
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Las Vegas
Nev
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Ammon Hennacy
Catholic Worker
United States
Hennacy
Hiroshima
Rabbits Used to Study Flash Effects on Eyes
Observers atop Angels' Peak 45 miles from ground zero saw a red purple fire ball rise above the blast site then fade into a yellowish mushroom cloud, noting the nuclear flash and its ocular effects.
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A.E.C
Angels’ Peak
Ground Zero
Haiti Under Gun Rule Declares Martial Measures
Haiti's military junta orders troops and police to shoot arsonists and arrest shop owners who protest exile of Daniel Fignole. Port au Prince remains tense as threats of arson and a general strike are banned and election campaigning is curbed.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Fignole
New York
Union Leader Details Gun Point Move and Ouster
The former president and financial secretary of Chicago Local 100 testified that Stuart entered his office with a nine shot 25 caliber pistol from Mann's brother and seized his desk key car and power. He said Stuart promised 15 weeks pay and health and welfare coverage but nothing was received. McClellan cited tax irregularities around Max Kralstein's $85 000 testimonial dinner and $61 000 cash payout.
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Chicago
Local 100
Stuart
Mann
John L. McClellan
D.ark
Cross
McClellan
Sam
Bakers Union
Max Kralstein
Kralstein
McClelland
Markets at a Glance United Press Report
Stocks move lower in moderate trade as American and Midwest markets slip. Bonds ease while cotton and grain futures fall in Chicago. Hogs advance to 20.75, cattle ease to 26.50, dressed pork up to 47.00, beef steady near 42.00, sheep drift lower, vealers peak at 25.00.
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U. S
Midwest
Chicago
Washer and Dryer Makers Hope Fall Revival Amid Rising Orders
The article notes a expected fall pickup in washer and dryer sales as distributors show increased orders after a weak first four months. Maytag president Fred Maytag II cites strong old fashioned wringer washers and potential dryer rebound with bad weather. Prices rise as manufacturers adjust, with Westinghouse increasing a model price by five percent.
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New York
Fred Maytag II
The
Maytag Co
Newton
Iowa
Westinghouse Electric
New York Markets Averages and Volume June 18, 1957
Francis Lupont and Co reports at 1 o clock market averages and totals from the Merchants National Bank blog. Exchange data shows sales of 1 450 000 shares.
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Francis Lupont & CO
Merchants Nat's Bank
Maytag recalls Newton plant workers as fall demand rises
General Electric predicts a 4 to 7 percent rise in fall lines while the replacement market grows. Maytag notes a possible boost from combination washer-dryers and says repayments on instalment loans could enable consumer purchases this fall. Maytag recalls 235 production workers laid off in April at the Newton plant.
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General Electric
Maytag
Newton
Vermillion dog biting cases probed by officials
Clinton Indiana reporters note health officer Dr. Milton Herzberg and Deputy Sheriff Joe Taparo concluded investigations of several dog bite incidents in Fairview Park St Bernice and Universal. Victims included Dennis Clark 12 Sandra Maden 14 Mike Hixon 4 and Andrew Padish 7. No ill effects reported.
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Clinton
Ind
Milton Herzberg
Clinton City
Joe Taparo
Fairview Park
St. Bernice
Universal
Dennis Clark
Harold Clark
Harold Gosnell
Fairview
Sandra Maden
Louis Biewend
Jack Carty
Mike Hixon
Louis Hixon
North Third Street
Gene LaForge
Andrew Padish
Erven Major
Rabies Shot Clinic Set for Dogs in Clinton
Police Chief John Bennetti announced Clinic Days for rabies shots from June 20 to 28 between 7 and 9 p.m. Dog owners must inoculate by July 1 as required by law. Shots will be at the Clinton city garage Water and Mulberry streets for a $2.50 fee.
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Clinton
Ind
John Bennetti
Clinton City
Water
Mulberry
Fayette Citizens Council to Meet in Fayette Township
The Fayette Citizens Council will meet Wednesday night June 19 at Consolidated School. All Fayette township residents are invited to attend. Michigan produces nearly one half of the timber marketed in the Great Lakes states.
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New Goshen
Ind
Fayette
Michigan
Great Lakes States
Market Reports Chicago Livestock June 18
Salable hogs 6,500 moder ately active steady to 25 higher on butchers with several lots at 19.75 to 21.00 for various weights. Cattle 5,500 and calves 200 with steers 24.00-26.50 high, heifers 22.25-23.50, cows 13.50-16.50. Sheep 1,000 with spring lambs 21.00-23.00 and ewes 16.00-20.00. overall slow trade for sheep.
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Chicago
USDA
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Highlights Wagons and Weights
Indianapolis stock market notes hogs totaling 7 7500 with mixed changes across weights. Cattle and calves seen opening slow with cows weak to 25 lower while good and choice steers fetch 20.00 to 23.00 and heifers 19.50 to 22.50. Sheep steady with spring lambs at 20.00 to 22.00.
Chicago Market Daily Prices for Produce and Dairy
Live poultry steady at 139000 lbs with no USDA price changes. Cheese steady with single daisies and longhorns at 38 to 39, Swiss Grade A processed leaf 41 to 43, B 39 to 41. Butter steady at 1,500,000 lbs with 93 and 92 score 59, 90 score 56, 89 score 55.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock and Produce Prices In Local Market Report
The market shows hog prices from Salabie hogs at 17.25 to 20.00 per hundredweight across various weight ranges. Poultry prices list Grade A eggs at 25 cents and heavy breed hens at 13 cents. Grain and feed quotes include Wheat at 1.83, Corn at 1.21 to 1.23, Soybeans at 2.18 for yellow and 1.88 for black and mixed.
Metal Falls in New York Stock Market Decline
Weakness in metals sparked an early afternoon slide in New York stocks. Key issues fell from fractions to about two points with copper and nonferrous metals hit hardest. Anaconda, Kennecott, International Nickel and U S Steel among majors slipping while a few issues edged higher.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecott
International Nickel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Allegheny Lad
Wheat and Corn Futures Slide on CBOT
Chicago traders saw wheat and corn futures ease after Monday’s upturn. Old crop wheat fell one cent at times with July at 2.05, corn slipped 1 4 to 1 1 4 off with July at 1.28 3 4, oats dipped to 64 1 2, rye moved higher to 4 lower at 1.19 for July.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Bids Open for ISU Construction Electrical Works and Campus Projects
Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute invites sealed bids for alterations of electrical systems at Davis and Walden Apartments, basement and tunnel ventilation, new steam piping, drives and walks around Student Union, and Library stone cleaning. Bid bond required, bids due June 28 1957 with 30 day bid validity. drawings available at college Business Office and Yeager Architects.
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Davis Apartments
Ali Apartments
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre. Haute
Indiana
State Teachers College
Walden Apartments
Terre Haute
State Board of Accounts
Yeager Architects, Incorporated
Ohio Street
State Teachers College Board
J. K. Moulton
Department of Public Works and Safety
Office of the Board
Board of Public Works and Safety
City Hall
Sibley Avenue
View Avenue
Home Avenue
Schaal Avenue
Elm Street
12Th Street
College Avenue
Hutman Street
Franklin Avenue
First Street
Third Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Locust Street
Second Avenue
Harding Avenue
Hulman Street
McKeen Street
City of
Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety
Raymond F. Thomas
Albert Ellis
Frank P. Crawford
Ad Emphasizes Quick Cash From Want Ads
A brief classified notice highlights using a want ad to convert unwanted items into cash, promising rapid reach to 60,000 homes and urging readers to place the ad for fast results.
Nursing Homes and Home Care Ads Mixed Listings
Multiple ads offer nursing home beds and 24 hour care for patients with diabetes strokes mental illness and elderly needs. Private rooms available for men and women with state licensing TV included and 24 hour nursing service. Also general in home care for children and babies with day or week arrangements and references.
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S. 7Th
Local Diner Specials and Shop Ads Include Hair Salons and Lost Pets
A cluttered page lists Delicous Foods and Beverages Dinette at 504 N 9th offering all day Sun meals and a Diner Special fried chicken. Nearby Emberton's Cafe, Grace Bernon hair styling, Marie Boyll hair waves, and various beauty shops advertise services and locations. Lost pets include a red case glasses near 12 Points area and a toy fox terrier and a black water spaniel named Lucky with rewards offered.
Tribune-Star Classified Box 117 Coaching Jobs
Job listings show coaching positions advertised in Box 117 section. Details include salaries and requirements as posted by Tribune-Star advertisers.
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Essary
Tribune-Star
Public Auction Notice of Estate Assets Sale
Under the will of Perle E. Allen deceased, Merrill L Bradfield will sell for cash to the highest bidder at not less than appraised value assets including 100 m. of Allen and Steen Acceptance C Stock and 40 shares of Moore Langen Printing Co. of 1957, with bids rejected at the undersigned's discretion and sale continuing until completed. Dix, Dix, Patrick & Ratcliffe represent the estate.
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Moore Langen Printing Co
Merrill L Bradfield
Baren
Perle E. Allen
Dix
Patrick & Ratcliffe
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Indiana Alcoholic Ae Commission
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