Mitchells Mission Legislation Aims to Prevent Steel Strikes
James P. Mitchell signals possible labor law proposal to curb steel strikes by Federal mediation, while chief mediator Finnegan meets USW. He may seek a broader act modeled on the Railway Labor Act, though unlikely to end current walkout quickly.
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James L. Kilgallen
New York
UPD
James P. Mitchell
F. Finnegan
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
Mitchell
United States Steel Corp
McDonald
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Nixon in Russia Engages Khrushchev in High Level Talk
Vice President Richard M. Nixon visits the Soviet Union and engages Premier Nikita Khrushchev in a prolonged debate on U. S. policy and world affairs. Nixon draws large crowds in Leningrad and Sverdlovsk while facing occasional hecklers, ahead of a trip to Poland for further discussions.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
U. S
Russia
Nikta Khrushchev
Ivan
Nixon
Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrush‘chev
Dacha
Summer House
Leningrad
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Sverdlovsk
Poland
Storm Strikes Washington Court House Fairgrounds
Two storms hit Fayette County on Thursday causing extensive damage at the Washington Court House fairgrounds. A high tension wire lost power for half an hour and a 50 mph windstorm collapsed about a dozen tents. No injuries were reported though a large tree fell near the racetrack. Damages were estimated at 20 to 25 thousand dollars.
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United Press International
Fayette County
Washington Court House
Fair Board
Ray Brandenburg
Columbus
Zanesville
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Marietta
Canada
Elevator Death Reported in Memphis Jail
A 19 year old woman prisoner died Thursday after her head became caught between a jail elevator and a nail while she struggled with officers. Assistant Police Chief Lee Quianby identified the deceased as Tempe Wanda Bell Lee and noted alcohol involvement.
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Memphis. Tenn
Lee Quianby
Tempe
Wanda Bell Lee
Lorain County printing house edition notice
Publication notice from Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. dated July 31 1938. Contains editorial and legal notices excluding Sundays and solidars, with address and printing details.
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Publis
Lorain County Printing & Publichine Co
Eitri
Stock Exchange Chief Attacks Double Taxation of Dividends
G Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange denounces double taxation on dividends as unfair and detrimental to investment. He praises the 1954 law's dividend exemption and tax credit and urges higher relief, noting Canada’s 20 percent top credit. He concedes other factors aid progress but stresses tax relief boosts revenue.
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New York
UPI
Congress
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Funston
Current Stock Exchange Magazine
Funsion
Canada
Treasury
Restraint Of Trade Charged Against Proctor & Gamble
The Federal Trade Commission charged Proctor & Gamble Co. and its subsidiary with illegally restraining trade through an exclusive contract that provided manufacturers of automatic washing and dish washing machines with free samples of Tide Dash and Cascade detergents. The FTC also charged false claims of manufacturer endorsement and exclusive use. By August 1957 the FTC said P&G gained a monopoly by signing domestic manufacturers of automatic top and front loading and combination washer dryers in a broad campaign.
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FTC
Proctor & Gamble
P &G
Tide
Proctor A Gamble
Inmate Kasper Slugged at Tallahassee Federal Jail
A Negro inmate struck jailed agitator John Kasper at the federal correctional institute in Tallahassee. Warden Eugene Goodwyn said Kasper was treated for a bruise on the forehead after the Saturday attack. Kasper began a six month contempt sentence on July 2.
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Tallahassee
Fila
UPT
John Kasper
Federal Correctional Institute
Eugene Goodwyn
Kasper
AMA News condemns doctors charging for patient phone calls
Chicago report notes the American Medical Association via AMA News criticizes doctors who bill a dollar for telephone advice. The stance reflects concerns over patient access and medical charging practices.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Alan
Association
AMA News
Medical Study Grant Awarded
A Miami County youth received the Ohio State Medical Association's Rural Medical Scholarship of 532,000. Delbert L. Booker, 24, of near Troy, will enter Ohio State University College of Medicine this fall after completing pre medical training in June, having paid 70 percent of costs himself. He plans to practice as a rural physician after graduation.
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Columbus
UPS
Miami County
Ohio State Medical Association
Delbert L. Booker
Near
Troy
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Texas
Greatest Oil Wildcatter Benedum Dies at 89
Pittsburgh headlines report that Michael L. Benedum world renowned oil wildcatter died at his East End home at age 89, fourteen days after his 90th birthday. Once broke, he built an oil empire spanning nearly twenty companies and founded a philanthropic foundation.
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Pittsburgh
UPD
Michael L
Mike) Benedum
East End
Benedum
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
McGovern Sacramento? PUC post blocked by salary law
Ohio Gov DiSalle says Frances McGovern cannot accept the Public Utility Commissioner post at 16000 a year due to a constitutional ban on legislators taking raises within a year after a salary hike. The decision could affect many appointive state positions and cabinet posts. Lenore Mills is named to the Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council as an employer representative.
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Columbus
UPS
Frances McGovern
Akron
Michael V. DiSalle
Miss McGovern
Lawlmaker
PAC
DiSalle
Incli Red
Lenore M. Mills
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Unemployment Compensation’ Advisory Council
Miss Millis
Walter Ward
Toledo Women’s Club
A for Effort at Tampa Sewers Job
In Tampa Florida UPI reports Louis X. Drahgon quit after one week with the Bureau of Sanitary Sewers. His supervisor noted on the record that he tried but could not work with sewage.
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Tampa. Fla
UPI
Louis X. Drahgon
Bureau of Saniitary Sewers
Train Derailment Injures Many Near Menomonie Wisconsin
A speeding Chicago and Northwestern Twin Cities 400 derailed near Menomonie Wisconsin injuring about 100 people, with forty seven admitted to Menomonie Memorial Hospital. One 78 year old Chicago resident, Mrs Bertha Risskin, remained in critical condition after suffering a heart attack en route to the hospital.
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Menomonie Memorial Hospital
Bertha Risskin
Chicago
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Radiat-Clleurtlead Iin
haYf
Legislators to Convene Saturday in Skeleton Session
Columbus Ohio UPI reports legislative leaders will sign about 173 bills five joint resolutions and two concurrent resolutions in a brief Saturday session. Most lawmakers are expected to be absent with final adjournment set for August 14. the bills go to Gov DiSalle who has 10 days to sign or veto.
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Columbus
UPI
103Rd General Assembly
House
Senate
Houses
Joseph H. Bartunek
Arthur H. Milleson
Michael V DiSalle
Cincinnati Father Kills Daughter Son and Self
A 41 year old man killed his 6 year old daughter Kathleen and 8 year old son James then shot himself in their rural home near Withiamsville. Mrs. McBeth found the bodies at dawn after returning home from work at Children’s Hospital. The family cat was also dead. Authorities said the killings occurred after midnight and the couple had no recent quarrel.
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Cincinnati
UPD
Withiamsville
Sheriff's Office
James Kenneth McBeth
Kathleen
James
McBeth
Clermont County
Modern Drugs May Have Two Faces In Patient Care
New research from Dr. John Moreton and Dr. Dale Friend warns that potent modern medicines can both help and harm. Prolonged use of drugs for chronic diseases can trigger new serious adverse effects, especially in the gastrointestinal system, even as doctors rely on aggressive treatment and rigorous testing.
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New York
UPI
John R. Moreton
Dale G. Friend
Harvard University Medical School
Technical Journal
University of Texas Medical
City abandons tow zones as signs fail to deter
New York police acknowledge that midtown no parking signs merely intimidate the timid. The city shut its impound yards and stopped towing from no parking zones a year ago to save money.
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New York
UPI
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