Memo to Berlin Commandant Warns on Incoming Forces
A Berlin memo to Maj. Gen. Ralph Osborne warns that 410 American troops and 163 State Department civilians are isolated deep in Communist territory and that sustaining morale will be grim. It notes the one year since Khrushchev’s demand to end Western occupation and the looming summit, with Berlin under a fragile calm and a looming East-West confrontation.
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Hevnsarmnan
Berlin
West Berlin
Ralph Osborne
Bataan
Sass
Nivita S. Khrushchev
German Democratic Republic
Germany
United States
Britain
France
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Free City
Geneva
Eisenhower
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Berlin Army Chief Reassigned Amid Cold War Tension
Maj. Gen. Barksdale Hamlett will leave Berlin Dec. 15 for a Pentagon post and be replaced by Maj. Gen. Ralph B. Osborne, a veteran negotiator. The change signals a temporary easing of Berlin pressure as Soviets push for a Big Four summit, with no expectation of Allied withdrawal.
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Barksdale Hamlett
Berlin
Hamlett
Ralph BM. Osborne
Union Official Missing in Cincinnati Amid Foul-Play Fears
Cincinnati police fear foul play as John Curtsinger 22 of Florence Kentucky a Local 109 teamster official remains missing since Monday His wife reported the disappearance after a union meeting dispute linked to internal Teamsters factions and a prior July 2 injury in a clash between Local 163 officers and rebel drivers Curtsinger served as a trustee of Local 3m and had recently faced assault charges expected later this month.
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John Curtsinger
Curtsinger
Florence
Alvin Roberts
Kentucky
Cartinger
Cartsinger
Morris
Serses
Opnosing
Teamsters Union For Econom
Chronicle Telegram 1958 November 11 publication info
Publication details for The Chronicle Telegram issue 1958 No 267 include postal and distribution notes. It lists editions, prices by region, and mailing options with rates for within Ohio, outside Ohio, and international deliveries.
Great Lakes Commission plans review of Chicago diversion problem
The Great Lakes Commission will meet in Billwaukee on January 3 to plan an interstate review of Chicago water diversion issues and other proposed diversions from the Great Lakes. The group also urged pilotage regulation and endorsed a grain shipment policy via Canadian ports on the St. Lawrence River.
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UPT
The
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Great Lakes
Marvin Fast
Executive Commission
Billweukee
Commission
Congress
Fast
United States
Canada
U.S. Department of Agriculture
St. Lawrence River
Creat Lakes
Steel Fact Finding Board Reconvened for Settlement Talks
The Kaiser steel dispute nears a turning point as a three-party committee seeks a binding arbitration plan on work practices. Meany warns of a near certain labor battle when the injunction ends, while executives anticipate broad acceptance of the Kaiser settlement to yield gains for labor management and stockholders.
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AFL - Cio
George Meany
Baeckiswork Injeneton
McDonald
Management Coordinating Committee
Mitchell Eats Hat in Steel Strike Quip
Mitchell jokes about eating a hat while urging steel workers to return to work and urging labor and management to settle by signing a contract without another strike next January. He notes jobless claims and employment gains tied to his forecast and cites Cooper and McDonald as sharing responsibility for his performance.
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Cooper
McDonald
Bichell
Mitchell
FDA rush tests seek safe cranberry crop for Thanksgiving
The FDA deployed 100 inspectors and 69 chemists to determine if cranberries and other crops in Washington Oregon Wisconsin Massachusetts Michigan and New Jersey carried traces of aminotriazole a weed killer linked to cancer. Officials said Washington and Oregon cranberries showed taint prompting quarantines and a rush to finish tests before Thanksgiving.
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UPI
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CEDA
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Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Michican
New Jersey
Arthur S. Fienmining
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Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Wisconsin Board of Health
Tha
Hutterites Describe Night of Paralyzing Blackout During Plane Crash
In a blizzard near Lewistown Montana a B29 crash prompted Hutterite colony members to rapidly set lights and search the wreckage. Survivors Capt Budner and Lt Johnson used colony lights to guide rescue amid mistaken reports of an enemy attack. Stahl led the response and the group sheltered, then recovered the pilots with flashlights and caution.
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Lewistown
Anl
Hutterite Ranch
John Bucner
Blue Held
W. Va
Budner
Johnson
Montana Plains
Nixon Thrives On Crises and Counts His Strengths
Washington reports Vice President Richard Nixon is portrayed as a resilient leader built through crisis. The profile cites his wartime service, crisis handling under Eisenhower, risk-taking in overseas trips, and appeal across GOP wings. It notes voters’ and critics’ mixed views and his readiness for future office.
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Nixon
Occasio
Washington
Nno
U S Steel Chief Rises From Mines to Presidency
United States Steel appoints Les Worthington, once a coal miner's son from Wirgton England, as president and chief executive officer. Worthington worked in mines and a general store during schooling, earned a University of Illinois degree, joined US Steel's sales side, and rose to division president before becoming president of the Columbia Geneva Steel Division in San Francisco. His elevation marks the first presidency drawn from the company’s sales corps. He is married to Dorothy Rice. their son Paul follows in sales, and another son John is in Chicago.
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United Press International
Lesle B. Worthington
Hingis
Ba ‘Coring
Ami
United Sates Steel
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Pinusburgh
Tiny
Wir
England
United States
Union
Union i
University Oflinois
U.S. Steel
St. Paul
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
Chicago
US. Steel
Columbia-Geneva Steel
San Francisco
Dorothy Helen Rice
University of Chicago
Paul
Les
Ither
Steel
Prentice
John Rice
Farm Bureau Debate Turns On Conservation And Production
The 1000 delegates at the annual Farm Bureau meeting heard Owen Ferris of Newark advocate continuing the conservation reserve program as a soil fertility store. Murray B. Lincoln of Nationwide Insurance argued against production cuts, warning scarcity could destabilize global institutions and urging lower distribution costs and stronger cooperatives.
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Owen Ferris
Newark
Ferris
Murray B. Lincoln
Nationwide Insurance
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Women Fight Over Apples in Branden burg Today
In the East German garrison town of Brandenburg, Russian and East German housewives clashed over scarce apples at a Soviet army store. The Information Bureau West, a private service, reported the incident occurred on October 23 with both groups lined up to buy apples before Russian women were told service would be limited to Russians and Germans attacked.
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Berlin
UPI
Brandenburg
East Germany
Information Bureau
West
Liability Rates Cut for Compact Cars Nationwide
Natonwide Insurance Co. cuts liability rates on compact cars by 13 percent in 16 states and DC. Ohio has approved the lower rates effective Nov. 16. Applies to many American made compacts and most foreign makes, for 1955 and later models under 3000 pounds, length under 200 inches, 125 horsepower, price under 2300 F.O.B. factory for domestic cars.
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UPI
Natonwide Insurance Co
District of Columbia
Midwest
Ohio
State Insurance Department
Isaid
Ithe
Kenyan leader pledges end to Mau Mau state of emergency
New government head Sir Patrick Renison announces plans to lift the seven year emergency sparked by Mau Mau attacks. The move would grant freedom to about three quarters of the 3,890 Africans currently detained.
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Natrobs. Kenya
UPI
Patrick Renison
Rockefeller Plans Western Swing for 1960 Nom Quest
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York heads west for a major early test of his bid for the 1960 Republican presidential nomination. His tour will include California Oregon Washington and Idaho as he seeks to narrow a Nixon lead while Wisconsin looms as a key primary state.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Wisconsin
Nixon
Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Ninon
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Oregon
Idaho
California
Ohio Off-Year Vote Sets Turnout Records
Ohio voters turned out 83 percent of the registered electorate in the November 3 election. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reported 2,470,737 ballots cast from 2,957,453 registered, surpassing 1955 and 1957 off-year highs. Local issues in Cleveland boosted interest, defying Brown’s turnout forecast.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Cleveland
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