Champion Steer Prices Break Records at Show
Buyers drive high prices for champion steers with records set at 26.5 to 32 cents per pound. Largest steer at 1,090 pounds sold for 27.5 cents. Dianne Durkee’s Hereford at 77.5 cents. cross breed at 20.5 and heifer at 23 cents. Show awards include Wine Showman Award and top placings for Angus, Hereford, and Shorthorn divisions. Names such as Clayton Bobel, Jerry Mezurek, Dianne Durkee, Dale Zeigler, and Art Grills appear among winning exhibitors and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Bobel
Jerry
Hereford
Demes Grobe
Mary Diedrick
Dianne Durkee
Miss Durkee
Dale Zeigler
Wellington
Levittown Residents Seek Signatures to Oust Negro Family
Philadelphia report notes Levittown Betterment Committee circulating petitions to determine if the Myers family should remain in the all white Levittown community after seven nights of demonstrations. Committee leaders cited social acceptance as the理由 while not targeting other minority groups, as police contend tensions rose around the Myers move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Levittown
Levittown Betterment Committee
William Myers Jr
Pennsylvania
Myers
James Newall
Robert Camasole
John Piechoski
Jack Kelly
Frank Ford
Iwpen
Edsel Display Debated at Boston and Miami
The Edsel showcased in Boston amid debate over race and education while Miami author Ernest Hemingway plans Cuban fishing trips as the Edsel heads to the public market with a Sept. 4 launch and prices between 2800 and 4400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Myers
Wheels
Levittown
Island
Robert Camarote
Buick
Soto
Oldsmobile
Ford
Edsel
Miami
Ernest
Demingway
Cuba
Sam
Erville
Prisoners Recover From Food Poisoning At Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Ralph W. Alvis said all 160 inmates affected by a Wednesday food poisoning incident at the Ohio Penitentiary have recovered. Four ulcer patients remain under observation for a few more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Defense Official Admits Millions Wasted In North
Assistant defense secretary admitted waste in northeast bases after Sen McClellan charged extravagant handling of spare parts. He cited $20 million recovered and millions more salvaged, with steps to overhaul records and assign logistics responsibilities. Aerial Army unit and weather, short tours, and poor stock control contributed to losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
PS Fiay
Perkins Molland
Guire
McGuire
Senate
Northeast
John L. McClellan
Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
McClellan
Northeast Air Command
82Rd Aviation Engineer Battalion
Air Force
Publishers Fight Rate Boost Against Newspapers
Washington ANPA president Frank A. Daniels told Senate Post Office Committee that House approved second class mail rate increases are arbitrary and discriminatory. He argued daily papers should pay only actual handling costs, not cross category costs, as the measure would lift rates 60 percent over four years. Daniels urged exemption for papers with press runs under 5,000 in a single county to prevent unfair cross state comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Newspaper Publishers Association
House
Frank A. Daniels
Raleigh
IN. C
News & Observer and Times
Senate Post Office Committee
Daniels
ANPA
Daniela
Rights compromise awaited as Congress nears adjournment
Washington reports congressional leaders forecast quick passage of a civil rights bill with a jury trial clause. The compromise limits penalties in minor cases and preserves jury rights, while Senate and House leaders push toward sine die adjournment by next week.
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Washington
Congress
William F. Knowgrews
House
Martin Jr
Eisenhower
Lyn
Jopjdon B. Johnson
Senate
Conant
Republi
ESI
Hap
Fion
Limi Bate
Sup
Vra
Prn
Eisent
AEC
Tury
T House
Department
Kent Eisenhower
Lile
Three Boys Die In Barn Fire In Johnstown
In Somerset County near Johnstown Pennsylvania three boys aged 14 are found burned to death inside a hay den in a lower level barn. Fire officials say the blaze may have been started by a tunnel fashioned from hay bales and involved two cousins and a visiting relative. Damages exceed forty thousand dollars to the farm complex and milk shed.
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Johnstown
Menoher Heights
Peter
Somerset County
John D
Pebley Jr
Donald
Peter Nitch
Smoke Jr
Pebleys
Nitch
Bert H. Halverson
Cambria-Somerset
James
Mabel Geisel
Detroit newspapers end week long strike with back to work order
Detroit three major dailies resume publishing after a week long mailers strike settlement. James Hoffa met with sides following senate hearings as ITU IMU dispute prompted the stoppage and cross picket lines.
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Detroit
Asen
Ani
Midwest Teamster
James Hoffa
Senate
Washington
International Typographical Union
International Mailers Union
Teamster
IMU
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
The
Detroit Times
News
Dapers
Teamsters
ITU Local 40
ITU
President Eisenhower Flies to His Farm Co-Pilot May Be Involved
President Eisenhower flew the White House Aero-Commander to Gettysburg Airport from Washington with Col. William G. Draper as the other pilot. Eisenhower, a former licensed pilot, took the controls for a brief stretch during the 24 minute flight. Draper praised the President for doing a real flying job, while remaining in the co-pilot seat much of the trip.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Thel
White House
Col
William G. Draper
Air Force
Draper
Air Force Eee
Builders Withdrawal From AFL-CIO Urged
The article reports a push for builders to withdraw from the AFL-CIO ahead of the next national gathering. A deadline of December 5 is set for the merger plan to be reviewed at state annual conventions and presented at the national building trades convention. The Ohio State Federation of Labor is involved in the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
Dayton
Building Trades Convention
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Fort Carson Instructors Face Trial
Army officials plan court martial proceedings for several Fort Carson basic training instructors in Company I 39th Infantry Regiment over alleged mistreatment of cadets. The case centers on physical abuse claims tied to maintenance and construction work jurisdiction disputes involving Ohio building trades and AFL-CIO ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carson, Colo
Fort Carson
39Th
Ohio
Afl-Cio National
Reis
Study Delays Kidney Surgery
In Boston a delicate kidney transplant likely won't occur until next week. Doctors at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital work to verify that Delores and Doris Huskey of Desoto, Missouri, are true identical twins before performing the operation that could save Delores by receiving a healthy kidney from her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Delores
Doris Huskey
de Sota
Ohio AFL CIO merger sparks potential Lorain County effects
Reisinger forecasts little trouble in Lorain County due to past harmony while Page notes trades seek work jurisdiction guarantees. Ohio building trades mostly support the merger but want job protection. State and local discussions resume next week at the Ohio Federation of Labor. reports to CIO HQ and AFTC are pending, with Lorain County yet to forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Reisinger
Page
Ohio
Aflcio
Ohio Federation of Labor
AFT. Cio
Warplanes Not Goods Private Aircraft at Pittsburgh Crash
Government notes that old warplanes remain in private use as 18 P38s registered nationwide. a P38 crashed at Greater Pittsburgh Airport while avoiding a TWA Constellation, echoing a 1949 collision tragedy over Washington National Airport.
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Washington
Gt Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Army Air Corps
Lockheed
Eastern Airlines
Washington National Airport
Pittsburgh
Hope Dims For 3 Lost Navy Fliers
A large air sea search near Jacksonville Florida for three missing Navy airmen in an AD5 Skyraider stretched into Thursday with fuel dwindling. The Coast Guard paused its role while Navy ships and planes kept looking. Names of the airmen were not released.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlante
Coast Guard
Driver Dies After Craft On Rt. 113
Birmingham residents Glover and Mrs Mabel 1 are listed among survivors for a fatal crash on Route 113. Funeral services are planned for Florence Congregational Church with Rev. Donald R. Scott officiating. Burial will be in Florence Ship Cemetery. Two minor accidents and arrests are reported in the early morning patrol notes.
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Glover
Mabel
Birmingham
Brothers
Leroy
Berlin
Kenneth
Carlie
Birmngham
Epich
Earl Morning
Larry D
Gulf Rd
Elyr
Martin R. Iddings
YMC Lia
Barber
Tony Frost
Crystal Vermilion
Frost
Ap Lorain Municipal Court
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Meyner
Fair—New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Malcolm
Forbes Creas
Parelpanny
Troy Hills
N. J
Morrin County
Forbes
Eft
Morris County
Oberlin College
Williar Stevenson
Treat
Malceimote
Christopher
Robert
U.P
Angus
Eaton Aggies
Jerry Mezurek
Oberlin
Bill Worcester
Wellington Ffa
Joanne Whitney
Camden Plowboys
Art Grills
Kenny Mezurek
James Grobe
Ridgeline Aggies
Mark Reed
Midview Ffa
Clyde Archer
la Grange Ffa
Shirley Jordan
Levitt
Wade Srofter
Harry Brown
Ervedeg Avi
North
By Felix Corren
Pierre R. Smith & Company
E.S.T
Elyria
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
Muteala
Philippines
Russell Reisinger
Harold Rorick and
Ind
STOC
B. Pierre R. Smith & Member
Midwest
Fairfax
Elyria Lorain Weol
jElyna Saw & Tr
Elyria Tele
jElyria
Elyria Tal
Fisher Brossyerers General Industries
Gregory Industries
Lorain Co
Loran
Osseeafl
Lorain
North Sav & Loan
North Ohio Tele
Norwalk
Perry Fays
Cessue ‘Pfaudler
Ee ‘Sav Dep Bank & Tr
Troxel Mig Seseee
Ohio Turnpike
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