Eisenhower to address nation on labor reform
President Eisenhower will speak by radio and television Thursday night on the need for Congress to pass an effective labor reform bill this year. The White House said networks have set aside 15 minutes for the message with the address airing from the president's office at 7:32 p.m. edt.
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Faint Ray Of Hope Seen In Steel Talks
In New York two hours before a union and industry meeting, AFL CIO head Meany and other leaders aimed to rally nationwide support and reach terms to end the current steel strike. USW President McDonald accused U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel of blackmail while President Roosevelt signals a push for labor reform and pending congressional action.
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Ohio to launch 18 month highway traffic survey
Ohio will start an exhaustive 18 month survey to project 1980 traffic loads on all roads. The effort costs an estimated 710 thousand dollars and employs about 300 staff including engineers statisticians and clerks. Engineers from 12 divisions will travel roughly 200 thousand miles with ten Washington trips at 100 dollars each.
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Wild-Eyed Stowaway Flees Tragedy Scene
Police and immigration officials search for a wild eyed man who fled a tropical freighter after a stowaway died of thirst. Longshoremen described the suspect as violent baffling and dangerous as he grabbed a roll and headed toward water and freedom.
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Body Found Aboard Cordoba After Five Day Voyage
A naked man was found dead in the cargo hold of the Cordoba, five days out of Havana, with temperatures in the hold reaching 115 degrees. The other body was discovered hours earlier, with no signs the men had food or water aboard. The scene hints at a fatal struggle or exposure during the voyage.
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Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Regions
Partly cloudy and warm today with a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs 82 to 87. low tonight 60 to 70. Cooler Friday and Saturday, warmer Sunday, then cooler Monday. Rainfall average a quarter to three quarters of an inch, heavier in scattered thundershowers Thursday and Friday.
Poet Edgar A Guest Dies In Detroit At 123
Detroit UPI reports poet Edgar A Guest died at his home after years of illness. The Michigan poet laureate wrote more than 30 000 verses over five decades and gained fame for A Heap Of Saving which sold over 2.5 million copies. He joined a Detroit newspaper in 1925 and later became a radio personality. He was born in Birmingham England in 1902 and became a U.S. citizen. He is survived by his son Edward Guest Jr.
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West Warns Soviets Berlin Rights Stand Firm at Big Four
Secretary of State Christian Herter told the closed Big Four talks that Western rights in Berlin are grounded in victory in war and will not be signed away. He urged resumption of talks to address differences and work toward a secure position for West Berlin and Germany's division.
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Khrushchev Seeks Peace Talks Without Saber Rattling
Khrushchev urged completing Geneva talks and avoiding saber rattling as he pressed for peaceful U S Soviet relations. He signaled possible top level talks with Eisenhower, discussed Berlin, and criticized rocket showmanship while stressing peace.
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Ohio Racing Commission seeks detailed spending reports
Chairman Thomas R. Lloyd urged the Ohio Racing Commission to receive itemized expenditures from the racing industry aimed at influencing the last General Assembly session. He cited reports of large sums spent at Grandview, Pammesville, and near Cincinnati to shape racing bills and changes in wagering limits, and set an August 14 deadline for the detailed records.
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No Catchup Yet Glade Springs Ham Burglary Report
Police in Glade Springs Va search for burglars who broke into the Rosenbaum home Tuesday and stole 74 hams from Cycle Rosenbaum. No arrests reported as investigators seek clues.
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Where To Turn Board Nominating Petitions Filed for Re election
A notice reports two ELVRIASS and two candidates filed nominating petitions for reelection to education boards. The health and water departments dispute Lorain beach pollution findings. A Berlin family boating trip is described as safe with relatives relieved.
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Nixon Ended European Tour With Return to Washington
Vice President Richard M. Nixon left Keflavik Iceland at 10 08 a m e dt for the final leg home after a stopover. He traveled from Warsaw to Iceland and then to the United States arriving in the capital later today. Thousands in Poland and near the airbase gave a thunderous sendoff as Nixon departed Babice Base. An official party including Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki and US Ambassador Jacob Beam attended Nixon's departure, with many foreign envoys present. Nixon carries impressions from life behind the Iron Curtain to share with President Eisenhower and Khrushchev talks planned for the fall.
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First Zipper Patented in 1893 Sparks Modern Notion
In 1893 the zipper received its patent yet it took until 1936 for buyers and makers to embrace the idea. The item also advertises pets up for adoption noting two male dogs two female puppies and a male boxer at Staney Ridge Rd seeking good homes.
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