Eisenhower backs strong labor reform push in nationwide appeal
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass a stringent labor reform law in a one minute radio TV address. He criticized racketeers and corruption in unions and endorsed the Landrum Griffin bill as a start while opposing weaker proposals. Meany condemned the tougher plan and urged support for a milder substitute.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
No Man's Land
Sadies Almeri| We
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Fisenhower
House Labor Committee
Rackera
Graham A. Barden
Landrum-Gritfin
Landrum
Griffin
Inet
Portman
Stewart L. Udall
Ark
Labor Committee
Meany
John FF. Shelley
Calif
Ohio sheep breeder rejects state offer for destroyed flock
In Columbus, Linn, president of the National Suffolk Sheep Association, refused a proposed state settlement of 19 750 for 476 destroyed sheep after scrapie control. Terhune cited limited funds and the Board of Control’s authority while Linn sought higher compensation and pressed lawmakers.
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Ohio
Columbus
Agricul
Linn
Robert
Terhune
Crawford County
Teri Linn
State Board of Control
Suffolk
Suffolk Shoes Asgn
Probers Summon Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge Officials
A subcommittee probing defense industry hiring of retired generals summoned Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge Inc. executives for testimony in Washington. The hearing focused on potential conflicts of interest and contractor practices in the defense sector.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Industries
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge Inc
Chess Prodigy Seeks 2000 for Yugoslav Title Try
The Fischer family from Brooklyn seeks about 2000 dollars to fund Robby Fischer's two month run in the world chess championship playoffs in Yugoslavia. Mrs. Regina Fischer says the 16 year old, the youngest international grand master, needs funds to cover roughly half the 4000 total expenses. If the money is not raised soon Robby may miss the Sept. 6 to Oct. 7 tournament in Bled, where the winner challenges the world champion.
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New York
UPD
America
Robby Fischer
Russia
Yugoslavia
Mia
Regina Fischer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Robby
Fischer
Frank Grady
ILS Chess Federation
Walhat
Fischers
Bobby
Bled
Mikhail Bot
Vinnlk
THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Ike Appears To Be In Good Condition
UPI reports President Eisenhower appears in good physical shape for upcoming cold war talks with world leaders. He will begin a vacation at Gettysburg farm and later travel to Europe for meetings with Allied heads before Khrushchev, with a 24 hour Washington return scheduled for Monday and Tuesday.
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Ike
Wasitington
UPI
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Europe
Nikits &. Khrushchev
Washington
White House
Nuward McC. Snyder
Khrushchev
Dynamite Stolen Near Canton Raises Violence Concerns
Stark County Sheriff’s office reports dynamite stolen from a brick yard near Hast Canton on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Investigators say thieves pried open a storage shed, took sticks of dynamite and primer cord, and likely sought to ignite it with matches. Authorities fear the explosives could be used in violence tied to gambling areas in Stark County.
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Canton
Neteo Corp
DiSalle Tours Toledo Malls and Praises Plan
Toledo Governor Michael V. DiSalle praised downtown rejuvenation efforts in Toledo with trafficless malls and progressive development. He appeared with Mayor John Yager and Ned Skeldon, visited his mother's birthday in Maumee, and marked his first public Toledo visit since January before returning to Columbus.
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Toledo
Michael V. DiSalle
Assunda DiSalle
Maumee
Here
Toledo State Hospital
DiSalle
Colunbus
Crop-Dusting Pilot Ralph Mielke Injured in Crash
In Marion Quebec Ralph Mielke 42 from Milwanker was reported in critical condition at Marion General Hospital after a late Thursday crop dusting plane crash.
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Marion, QC
Ralph Mielke
Milwanker
Marion General Hospital
Fish Like Close-Ups Crashed Near New Bloomington
A Piper aircraft piloted by Mielke and owned by Rusk Crop Dustin crashed near New Bloomington while pursuing underwater photography. Police say the pilot admitted drink and engine trouble after the incident, with investigators detailing a difficult recovery and lingering questions on the aircraft’s restart.
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New Bloomington
Mielke
Rusk Crop Dustin
Los Angeles
Valparaiso
Ind
Navy
Reston
England
UPN
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ater
Ajyhe
George Silberberg
Names In News Today's Pronunciation Guide
Voiced guide from Press International covers pronunciations for KRAUAL TAWAIT HARV HAWATI. Includes tips for saying Kaw-igh and sh-ah-hoo. Managua Nicaragua pronunciation notes provide coordinates for localizing names and places.
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News Today
Kraual Tawait
Managua
Nicaragua
Satellite Launched In Florida With 8000 Solar Cells
A Florida launch placed Paddlewheel in an elongated earth orbit. The satellite carries 8000 solar cells to recharge its batteries and 14 major experiments including radiation belts measurements and a TV imaging device. A solid fuel kick rocket raises the craft 50 to 100 miles on first orbit to avoid reentry risks.
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States
United States
Venus
Mars
Itjsel
Earth
Bills Signed By DiSalle Boost County Official Salaries
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signed a law raising salaries for county officials based on population. Maximums include Auditor 15000, Treasurer 14000, Sheriff 12800, Clerk 13050, Recorder 800, Commissioner 12300, Prosecutor 15000, Engineer 15000, and Coroner 1. Also raises license plate fees and allows county work camps for misdemeanants.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Syare
Common Pleas Court
Corfoner
Liquor Board Pe i
Khrushchev to Visit Camp David for Informal Talks
Washington officials say President Eisenhower plans to host Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at Camp David in Maryland for informal discussions during the leader's visit starting Sept 15. Talks aimed at a private atmosphere may advance cold war dialogue beyond White House meetings. Senator Albert Gore proposes inviting Khrushchev aboard the atomic submarine Nautilus for a further experience.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhowers
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Camp David
Maryland
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
Medetines
Albert Gore
D - Tenn
Gore
Floods Ravage Missouri Iowa as Leaders Confer at Camp David
Waterlogged communities in southern Iowa and northern Missouri struggle after days of heavy rain. Damaging floods surge through bridges and roads while President and British Prime Minister Macmillan plan Camp David talks.
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Harold Macmillan
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
United Press International
Washington
Conter
Iowa
Missouri
Khrushchev
Darke County Fair Board seeks apology and election control
Darke County Agriculture Society leaders demanded an apology from Agriculture Director Robert Terhune and asked him to supervise the fair board election. They urged Gov. DiSalle to investigate Terhune’s claim outsiders want to gain control for a race track lease and called for witnesses to come forward. Terhune said he would oversee the election with a resident petition.
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Greenville
UPI
Darke County Agriculture Society
Agriculture
Robert Terhune
The
Fair Board
Society
Michael V. DiSalle
Ter
Ihune
Terhune
Darke County
Hurricane Dot Simulated Path Pummels Hawaiian Isle
Hurricane Dot swept directly over Kawaili island causing mile per hour winds and heavy rain. Authorities reported a theatre and plantation garage destroyed in Kealia, extensive damage in Kapaa, with no serious injuries. Debris cluttered roads, and days will pass before normal traffic returns.
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Nonolull
Hawai
Hawaiian
Kawai
Kealia
Kapaai
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