Ike Mac Talks On In Britain During Balmoral Visit
President Eisenhower met Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral Castle Scotland and posed with the royal family for photos before departing to Aberdeen. He walked with Prince Philip and exchanged remarks with Princess Anne and Princess Margaret while greeting the royal party and later waved to crowds along the drive to the airport amid wind and overcast skies.
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Royal Air Force
Eisenhower
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Elizabeth
Castle
Prince Philip
Aberdeen
Aly
Bilmosal
Fasenhower
Local Stocks and Securities Quotations Summary
Local stock and securities list from Pierre R. Smith & Co Fairfax 5001, Midwest Stock Exchange member, covering banks and savings institutions such as City Bank Lorain, Cleveland, Elyrin Tel Pid, Belmont areas, and North Save & Livan Norwalk, Wellington Bank, Peoples Bank Oberlin, and Standard Screw. Includes numerous percent figures and listings across multiple banks and industrial firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Fairfax
Midwest
Nin Cephal Bank
Lorein
City Bank
Loran
Cleveland
Prugtoo
Cook Cattes A
Biyrin Sav
Elyrin
Biyrin
General Induster
Ration Banking Ae
Gregory Industriea
TOG Faramn
Red China Goes It Alone in Asia Says UPI Report
London dispatch notes Communist China shifting from alliance with Russia to unilateral action in Asia. Nehru tells Parliament China dropped maps and launched two sharp northern border incursions into India amid Khrushchev’s summit dynamics. Laos tensions also rise drawing in Herter and Lloyd.
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London
UPI
China
Asia
Russia
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Sikkim
Tibet
Easdakh
Nefa
Imuniet Party
Peiping
Khrushchev
Ike
Laos
U.S
Christian Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Queen Elizabeth Hosts Eisenhower Like Family Friend
At Balmoral Scotland Queen Elizabeth II hosted President Eisenhower as an old family friend. The informal visit featured lake picnics and drives in country clothes with Prince Philip Princess Margaret and Princess Anne. The pair traveled by car and relaxed at Balmoral with the Queen Mother and other royals before returning to the castle.
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Balmoral
Scotland
UPI
Britain
Elizabeth II
Eisenhower
America
State Fair Attendance Sets Record
Ohio and Columbus fair crowds topped records with about 102000 attending opening events, despite rain and Eisenhower visit security chatter. The piece notes 21000 paid attendance, compares 1936 peak, mentions youth day guests, fair queen selection, and secretary of state voting machine interest. It also covers White House efforts to reassure Britain over Secret Service authority and cites various regional auto-death statistics.
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Dick Goodrick
Palawan
Columbus
UPL
Great Britain
London
Louisiana
Maine
Minnesota
South Dakota
Death Toll In Traffic Up Again
CHICAGO UPI The nations traffic deaths rose in July for the seventh straight month though the mileage fatality rate remained the lowest on record. July deaths totaled 3 240, up 4 percent from 3 210 in July 1958, lifting the January through July 1959 toll to 20 430, a 5 percent rise over last year. The council noted declines in 15 states.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Council
The
Thoroughbred Club Phone Calls and Investigations in Cleveland
In Cleveland officials investigated horse racing interest groups over telephone use during an inquiry. Key figures Philip and treasurer Lora faced questions while liquor authorities and attorney Charles Raps scrutinized payments and club meetings. Several witnesses refused to answer, provoking sharper denials as investigators pressed for details.
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Cleveland
UPC
Alex Philp
Philip
Clute
Lora
Batye
Charles Raps
Ivan Wo Sruthjaf Columbus
Thuyrs
Chibo
Senators Hold Extra Water Bill Session
Washington reports a tense maneuver over a water bill to divert Lake Michigan water for sewers. Senate leaders clashed as a quorum issue and a motion by Senator Fries Case spurred an early recess and a pause in the decision process.
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Washington
UPL
Lake Michigan
Mde
Sen Fries Case
Re ST
Senate Forehin Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Suk Pot
Mansfield
Ous Hiddas
Teamsters File Plea to Remove Two Monitors
Washington up to five Teamsters, including one from Youngstown Ohio, asked federal court to oust Monitor Chairman Martin F Donoghue and Monitor Lawrence T Smith from the court appointed panel. They allege the two act as masters of the union and seek removal amid internal power struggles within the union.
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Washington
UPL
International Teamsters Unter
Youngstown
Ohio
Federal Court
Teamster
J James Hoffa
Martin F. D. Donoghue
Lawrence T Smith
East Ohio Gas Talks Near Deadline
East Ohio Gas Company talks with the United Gas Workers and a federal mediator move to round-the-clock sessions as a Monday deadline looms. Company officials say service could be kept by supervisors if a strike occurs. 2,900 workers are involved across 11 counties. John D. Nagle, president of the independent union, says the executive committee will remain for weekend deliberations and would delay a strike for 18 hours if a settlement is proposed and approved.
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Cleveland
UPI
Unioit
East Ohio
An & Am
John D. Nagle
Independent
Aman
Arna Mention
Nagle
Firemen Contain Blaze From Match Head Mischief
Englewood Fire Chief R. George Woods said a 9 year old boy started a fire by shooting match heads from an air mine. The boys lit match heads against a cinder block, the spark jumped to a rug under the McBroons, and the blaze burned two hours before being extinguished.
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Englewood, Cole
R. George Woods
Ao Cinder Block
Woods
Raymond McBroon
Hopes For Steel Settlement Brightens With Talks
New York reports rising optimism that the steel strike may end soon as companies redraw offers to the United Steelworkers Union. A settlement could lift production, boost auto and railroad sectors, and drive a stronger economy. Construction remains a solid base, with August activity at a record 5.3 billion dollars, signaling continued expansion.
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New York
UPN
United [Steelworkers Union
Eas Ousy
Wiel
Commerce Department
Fuel System Leak Delays X-15 Flight
Test pilot Scot Crossfield called the issue a minor plumbing disorder in the hydrogen fuel system that forced postponement of the X-15 first powered flight. The craft was set to fly under a B52 with two 8,000 pound thrust engines, reach 50,000 feet at 1200 mph, and later 100 miles high at 4000 mph.
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Mojave Desert
Nuclear sub threat expands to cities far inland
Washington reports a National Academy of Sciences warning that nations may soon build nuclear submarines capable of launching missiles at cities hundreds to thousands of miles from coasts. The panel urges international cooperation to curb this danger and notes rogue subs could strike with impunity as Arctic routes and secrecy enable stealth attacks.
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Washington
UPT
Cites
Nseacoast
Committee On Oceanography
The
National Academy of Sciences
Arctic
Hudson Bay
U.S
Academy
Woman Killed in Pennsylvanian Turnpike Crash
McConnellsburg Pa UPD reports a head on crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Friday left one woman dead and two men injured. The deceased was Mrs Violet Ro Bhight, a passenger in the car driven by Howard Blight 45. Blight suffered multiple injuries and the other driver Walter Loeb 28 an instructor at Ohio State University Medical College was treated and released. The crash occurred when Lord's eastbound car lost control on wet mud, struck Blight's car about five miles east of the Willough Hill interchange.
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Mcconnellsburg. Pa
Ohio State University
Violet RO
Mamaroneck
Howard Blight
Walter Loeb
Retinary College
Lord
Willow Hill
Chronicle-Telegram 1859- No 204 August 28 1959
The Lorain County daily newspaper from Elyria Ohio prints legal notices and local notices. The card notes subscriptions, delivery, and rates for state and adjoining counties with price details and distribution areas.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Coal
East Ave
Elyvia
Elyria
Ohio
Cartier
Teay Insurance
Worath
Onia
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Iizabeth
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Roy Rogers
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Sac Sack Seven
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SRAT
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Neb
Peoria
East Orange
N.J
Thoroughbred Club
Remase
Psi
By Alvin Spivak
Canada
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Nome
Carty
O'Donoghue
Smuh
Maw
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American Aviation
Subs
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G. A. A. Quting
Nimrod Club
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Servemuer
Mersebach
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Riverside
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