Warden Negotiates as Montana Prison Siege Intensifies
In Deer Lodge Montana State Prison convicts armed with rifles and knives threaten to burn 18 hostages. Warden Floyd Powell and Father Gerald Lynam met the rebels after a bloody confrontation that killed the deputy warden. Nearly 200 guards and officers stand by awaiting orders to storm the fortress like facility.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
UPI
Montana State Prison
Gerald Lynam
Floyd E. Powell
Jones
Powell
Tokyo
Mao Tse-ting
Communist Party
Peiong
Howard Jackson
Dillon
Erickson
Smart
Rothe
Ivery
Wisconsin State Prison
J. Hugo Aronson
S. H. Mitchell
Montana National Guard
Castro Answers Charges Before U.S. Editors
Fidel Castro, 32, addresses U S newspaper editors in Washington to answer charges of Communist infiltration and to defend his revolution. He plans a 30 minute talk in jungle fatigues and will answer questions in Spanish. A tape and film recording will cover the event after a lunch with Acting Secretary of State Herter.
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Washington
UPC
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Fulgencio Batsta
Batista
Chrstan A. Herter
Cuba
U. S
Prison siege demands meet with out-of-state reporters
Convicts in the castle-like prison press for three out-of-state reporters to hear their complaints and free a held inmate, Walter Jones. They threaten firing on guards if stormed and warn of retaliation. The warden cites public safety items and TV access as points of protest.
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Powell
Walter Jones
Len O’connor
Chicago
Spokane
KREM
Elmer Erickson
Committee Head Says Action Won’t Delay Rail Crossing Bill
Rep. George M. Hook Jr. chair of the House Highway Committee said hearings would speed work on the Metcalf Malone rail crossing measure. He noted the bill may be sent to subcommittee for expert testimony while easing emotions after the Xenia crossing tragedy.
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Rep
Hook
Ohio
George M. Hook Jr
Georgetown
House Highway Committee
Mate Land Dadaund
Metcalf-Malone
High Plenty
Everett Preston
Michael V. DiSalle
Car Kills Oberlin Resident in North Route 58 Crash
A 49 year old Oberlin man Edel F. McIntosh was struck by a northbound car on Route 58 one mile north of Oberlin at 10 15 p m yesterday. He died on arrival at Allen Memorial Hospital. The driver Herbert C Berry 56 of Sullivan was not held. McIntosh lived in Chicago and recently moved to Oberlin to stay with his mother. He leaves a daughter in Seattle a granddaughter a brother and a sister. The body awaits funeral home services with burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Rt. 58
State Highway Patrol
Edel F. McIntosh
North Pleasant St
Allen Memorial Hospital
McIntosh
Herbert C. Berry
R.D
Sullivan
Chicago
Felix White
Mr. McIntosh
Nashville
Tenn
Paguta Kimble
Seattle
Wash
Hattie White
Felix White Jr
Raymond Jones
Cowling- Stang
Westwood Cemetery
Joe Yakunevich
Victm
Edel P. McIntosh
C-T
Walt Glendenning
der Tag
Russia
U. S
Washington
UPI
Geneva
Chrstian A
Herter
Britain
Almeven
South Carolina
Appar
Moscow Radio
John Foster Dulles
Fusal
Berlin
Eisenhower
Ica
Asia
Middle Setts
East Post
Green Pond
Augusta
James C. Hagerly
Eisenhower-Herter
State Department
Macmillan
Malang Thelth
Tnip
Telegraph
Britain unhappy Brucker tells Russia U S won’t appease
Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker told U S troops in Berlin that America will fight to defend its position there. He warned Moscow against seeking peace by appeasing aggressors and said Americans won’t repeat the appeasement mistake.
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Berlin
UPI
Wilber M. Brucker
United States
U.S
Brucker
Eisenhower
Russia
Kremlin
London
Britain
America
Washington
Moscow
U. S
Neues Deutschland Today
U.S. Army
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
Steel Firms and Union Study New Data
US steel producers cite Bureau of Labor Statistics figures showing a 6 percent drop in output per man hour from 1956 to 1958, while unofficial data report early 1959 productivity rising sharply. The dispute centers on wage demands tied to productivity and calls for a one year wage freeze from steel firms as talks loom.
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Washington
UPI
United Steelworkers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Eisenhower
Lorain County planning urges Rt 254 westward extension
Lorain County Regional Planning Authority endorses extending Rt 254 westward. Home Builders in the county plan to vote on a carpenters contract with a tentative agreement reached. The item appears among other regional notices and national briefings mentioning Berlin and U S aerial rights in the air corridor.
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Lorain County
Paranal Pees
Carpenters
Fertilizer Returns 3 for Each $1 Invested
Federal officials report farmers gain $3 in extra crops for every $1 spent on plant food. An Elyria Lorain rental ad notes vacancies with two listings: 3 rooms bath on 3rd floor $30 and 5 rooms bath on 2nd floor $65. "Rented both apartments jam e day" says Mrs. Vargo.
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Elyria
Lorain
Eastern Heights
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Labor Statistics
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