Eisenhower Keeps Summit Door Open in Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower said the road to a Geneva summit remains open if talks show progress. He stressed the West will not yield on West Berlin principles and that he will not order nuclear use where allies suffer. He left timing to Secretary of State Herter and warned Geneva drag could dampen hopes for breakthrough.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
West Berlin
Christian A. Herter
United States
Mediation Talks Under Way in Nationwide Steel Strike
Federal mediator James F. Finnegan met with steel industry representatives at the Park Lane Hotel in New York to press for settlement as the strike halts 8 percent of U.S. steel output. He planned a session with union leaders at Roosevelt Hotel later, while Labor Secretary Mitchell seeks data with other aides and will not appoint a formal committee or issue settlement recommendations.
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New York
UPI
James F. Finnegan
Finnegan
Park Lane
R. Conrad Cooper
Roosevelt Hotel
James P. Mitchell
Union
Mitchell
United Heelworkers of America
USW
Great Lakes
Secretary of Commerce
Weather forecast shows scattered storms and above normal heat
The Northeastern and Northwestern regions expect cloudy warm humid conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms today tonight and Thursday. Temperatures range from mid sixties to low seventies with similar trends through Tuesday and a five day outlook calling for about half to three quarters inch of rain and continued heat.
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United Prom International
Northeastern
Northwestern
Huish
Ohio
Hopes For Bill On Labor And Farm Policy
President Eisenhower named a labor reform bill and more highway funding as priorities in the remaining days of Congress. He warned wheat farmers of a tough referendum on 1960 price supports and noted pessimism about a summit with Russia.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Picketing Ban Impacts Home Building Protests
Residents near Fereland's area urge calm as court appeal delays halt to picketing on home building projects. Avon Lake planners face scheduling shifts while Amherst district leaders and police respond to protest activity and radio weather calendar entries.
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Ist Px
Tad Sect
Nixon to Confer With Khrushchev Before Moscow Visit
Vice President Nixon heads to Moscow for a possible summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and a goodwill Siberia tour. White House discussions with President Eisenhower will shape the plans and Nixon will report back on sensitive Cold War issues.
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Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
Moscow
Nixon
Kremlin
Washington
UPR
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Siberia
Ice Cubes and a Heat Refuge in Amherst
Grendenning claimed many would object to model Joan Susko, of 2710 Quarry Rd Amherst, taking refuge from the heat in a convenient refrigerator. The remark hinges on her appearance as the topic of discussion.
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Grendenning
Joan Susko
Quarry Rd
Amherst
Walt Glendenning
Living Cost Reaches New Peak in June
Washington reports June CPI up four tenths of a percent to a new high of 1245 percent of 1947-49 prices. Fresh fruits and vegetables drive the rise. annual CPI up six tenths. Labor stats chief calls it a seasonal uptick and notes wage gains for about 600,000 workers with small increases for truckers and aircraft workers.
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Washington
GPI
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Clague
Senate weighs 52.50 weekly workers comp in Ohio
A new Ohio workers compensation bill sets weekly benefits at 52.50, higher than the House 49, with a four cent payroll tax to fund the rise. The measure faces tough Senate debate and possible House concurrence, while Gov. DiSalle wins other legislative battles including a veto sustainment on firemen hours and land sale legislation.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate
Commerce Labor Committee
House
Ohio
AFL Cio
DiSaile
DiSalle
Roger Cloud
DeGraff
Terrorists Hit U.S. Embassy in Guatemala City
Bombs were hurled at the U S Embassy an archbishop's residence and an electrical plant in Guatemala City causing damage but no injuries. U S Marines guarding the embassy reported no prior warning. Ambassador Lester Mallory and Guatemalan President Miguel Ydigoras Foentes arrived to assess the scene.
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Guatemala City
UPI
U. S
Lester Maljbory
Miguel Ydigoras Foentes
State scraps Rt. 58 plans in major highway cancellation
The Ohio State Department announced cancellation of widened Rt. 58 plans and a portion of Rt. 133 totaling 2.14 million dollars due to railroad conflicts and lack of federal funds. New York Central Railroad terms stalled grade separations, delaying bids set for Aug. 18 and jeopardizing roughly 9 million in related road work.
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Everett Preston
New York Central Railroad
Rt. 58
Rt. 113
North Ridge Rd
Raymond Stull
Ohio Department of Highways
Art McIntyre
Highway Department
Preston
Rt 58
Whiskyville
Ohio Attorney General Opens Door to State Funding for Crossing Signals
Ohio may use state funds for railroad crossing protection after an opinion by Attorney General Mark McElroy. Preliminary findings say crossing protection is a public interest and funding could cover flashers at crossings, with final ruling pending. If approved, a third funding method would emerge alongside federal and railroad finance.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio
Everett S. Preston
Preston
Mark McElroy
McElroy
U.S
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Commission
Masry
Highway Department
Aron
Greene County
Stenton
New Berlin Truce Bid By Gromyko Expected
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko reportedly drafted a new Berlin truce offer to salvage the East West conference. The outlook grew darker as new Soviet moves emerged.
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Berlin
Gromyko
Geneva
UPJ
Andrei Gromyko
Rise and Fall of the Bloomer Narrated in Washington
The NLRB story on bloomers mocks modern fashion and reformers. It cites Amelia Bloomer, notes changes in garment wording, and mentions a Marion Mills scene with a footnote honoring Amelia Jenks Bloomer. A second item reports Western Berlin talks and Grozny efforts to delay a conference amid Nixon’s Moscow visit.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Hiere
Theuchail
Marion Mills
im—Guin
Aja
Tral
James A. Shaw
Balzac
Shaw
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
First Kat Crossing Gate Patented 13 Percent
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Elyria
le Rain
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