Steel Scen and Bad Straits at Atlantic City Convention
David J McDonald president of the United Steelworkers warned yesterday that the steel industry faces a grim mood with no prospects for a major pickup in sight. He spoke as about 3,000 delegates from 1,200,000 union members in the U S and Canada gathered for the union’s 10th convention in Atlantic City where the industry’s 41- percent capacity operation was cited and the need to address the steel slump was stressed.
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United Tre of America
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Sof Witl
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Georgetown
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Atlantic City
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W. V
Chemical Workers Union Convention
United Steel Workers Convention
Atantic City
Charleston
Congo Premier Lumumba Denies Arrest as Parliament Debates Crisis
Lumumba, claiming to remain premier, faces questions over Mobutu's expulsion of Soviet and Communist diplomats. He asserts he ordered Parliament to meet and seeks UN air transport to travel to New York for the Congo delegation, while Russians depart for Moscow and UN air aid is requested. Lumumba says mobs and soldiers show tense but controlled behavior as he probes for a peaceful resolution.
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Tio
Vumumba
Lumuria
Lumumba
Leramba
Kaya Yubu
Congo
Hirat
Moscow
Larmimba
United Nations
New York
Motutu
Stanlevere
Kennedy Campaign Stop Draws Large Crowds in South
Kennedy and Nixon campaigns rally in the South as Kennedy plans Atlantic City and Raleigh appearances. Crowds exceed 4,000 in Greenville and about 7,900 at Raleigh, with foreign policy and domestic economic issues shaping the speaks. Kennedy defers foreign policy to the president while stressing economic concerns and campaign unity.
Castro arrivals trigger mixed pro and anti demonstrations in New York
A large crowd greeted Fidel Castro on arriving at the New York East Side hotel, with about 1,000 pro Castro demonstrators outside and smaller anti Castro signs from Dominican and Nicaragua groups. Police contained enthusiastic supporters who surged toward the runway as Castro prepared to depart. Across town, anti Castro singers gathered before the United Nations as authorities guarded the area. Castro flew in on a Bristol Britannia with a state department assurance his aircraft would be safe, and left Idlewild after delegates pursued legal action against two Cuban airliners seized for nonpayment. Prime Minister Nehru announced plans to attend UN sessions, stay a week, and meet Eisenhower in New York as the UN session loomed. The president urged calm amid continuing demonstrations.
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Nicaragua
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iSunday
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India
Fay
United Nations
New Delhi
Nehru
Eisenhower Ptould
Eisenhower
National Conference of Catholic Charities
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Khrushchev
UN Faces Rifts Over Congo Mission Amid Belgium Evacuations
The secretary general faces sharp questions as U N members debate Congo operation conduct. The United States seeks an emergency session after a Soviet backed Asian African resolution praising Dag Hammarskjold and backing stronger authority and a special fund for Congo. France and others press for accountability while Wadsworth lauds the secretary general’s dedication and leadership.
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Congo
Zou
Belgium
Patrice Limuntha
United States
Unon
Manskjold
James J. Wadsworth
Eranian
Two Women Air Force Members Die in Mass Crash
In Chicopee Massachusetts ten meters of the Women’s Air Force were killed late Saturday night in a no-car collision near the Chreapem West Springfield Bridge. Victims Dolores Las kro 25 Avra Duneille 20 stationed at Westover Air Force East Mass. dune Blunt 23 of Chicopee seriously injured. Two other companions Carole Johnson 22 Kathy Battle 23 at Westover injured less seriously.
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Air Force
Chreapem West Springfield
Dolores Laskro
Avra Duneille
Hash
Westover Air Force East
Dune Blunt
Ube Alen
Westover
Carole Johnson
Kathy Battle
Sixth Storm Heading West Near Miami Florida
The sixth tropical storm of the season formed 750 miles southeast of Miami, moving westward with top winds of 58 mph. Forecasters say it may strengthen slowly but will not yet reach hurricane strength, as it tracks toward the Gulf of Mexico. Florence formed north of Puerto Rico, while another squall line crossed Florida without intensifying.
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Fla
Donna
Cubs
Nigut
Philip Ackerman
Florence
Puerto Rico
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Nixon Continues Campaign Swing After Arriving in Washington
President Nixon spent yesterday with his family and began a weeklong campaign swing. He arrived at Washington's National Airport at 5 a.m. after traveling through several states. He spoke about business and economic issues while on the road, continuing efforts to bolster support for his ticket and administration.
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Henceson
U. S
Cuba Leaders Rally Oppose Foreign Firms in Nationalization Drive
At a Havana rally Guevara urged continued Cubanization of foreign assets citing Washington’s oil and tobacco interests. He praised Soviet aid as crucial and predicted Cuba would push to remove foreign economic influence. U.S. officials discussed reactions as Castro travels to New York, with tighter travel limits and embassy security measures amid Cuba’s spy case.
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Soviet Union
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York
Philip Ransal
United States
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U.N
Hansal
Pips J
New York
Unitedtates
Caralyn Slacy
Miami
Lennox
Air Force Criticized Over $2.5 Million Bomber Bids
AP report accuses the Air Force and General Dynamics unit Convair of wasting over 2.5 million by funding a new ground cooling unit for the H28 bomber instead of adapting existing air conditioners.
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Washington
Senain
Covai
General Dynamics Corporation
Dow Air Force Base airman killed in Route 19 crash
An airman from Dow Air Force Base died when the car he rode in lost control on a curve and rolled over on Route 19. The victim, 22, was listed as E. Williams of Pougikenosie New York. The driver was identified as Charles Wylen, a Day resident, who died at Bucks Harbor.
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Mane
Dow Air Force Base
Route 19
Damed E. Williams
Pougikenosie
N.Y
Charles Wylen
Akia
Day
Bucks Harbor
GOP Worker Named New York Campaign Coordinator
AP reports George Hi Fowler of Manhattan was named coordinator of labor activities for the New York State Republican Campaign Committee. Also AP notes Robert Nordblat, 22, of Flushing Queens, died after being thrown from a car in a Route 17A crash near there.
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George Hi, Fowler
Manhattan
Missinger
New York State
Ureame and Lake
Robert Nordblat
St. Flushing
Queens
Masons Plan District Convention in three sessions
The Hensselaer Schenectady Masonic District schedules a three session Grand Lecturer's Convention at the Troy and Schenectady Masonic Temples with a dinner at 6 pm. Howard W. Potts of Fly Creek, Yale graduate and WW II veteran, will instruct at all sessions. More than 100 officers are expected. all Masons are invited.
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Troy Masonic Temple
Schenectady Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern State
Howard W. Potts
Fly Creek
Potts
Yale University
America
Aml
Cohoes
Jorge
Charles W. Mead Ledge
Schenectady
Richard 4
Eagle
Resford
Ralph Thanthson
Jet W. Gavin
Herbert S Procen
Tatle KE. Newsick
John K. Law
Troy
Arthur T. Livingston
Waterford
Rensselaer-Schenec
Two Arrested For Interfering With Officers
John Reenls age 20 of 198 Hoo sick Sr and Robert Schermer age 19 were arrested by Officers Peter Durkee and William Canavalli for violation of mental law interfering with police officers in the performance of duty. They were released on $30 bail each by Police Court Judge Thomas Jr. O'Connor.
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Hoosick Sr
Robert Schermer
Nolice
Peter Durkee
William Canavalli
Thomas Jr
O'Connor
Democrats taunted by differences in Senate votes
Washington AP reports Republicans floated a televised debate between presidential nominee John F Kennedy and running mate Lyndon B Johnson to contrast their eight year Senate roll call split, noting they differed on at least 248 votes.
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Litan National Committee
John F. Kennerly
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Former Shirt Firm President Dies
New York AP report states Max Harris, 66, former president of Warris-Sowth Inc Shari Manufacturing, died of a heart attack in Edinburgh Scotland yesterday. A spokesman from Long Island Jewish Hospital in New Hyde Park said Harris was on an eight week Europe tour with wife Martha. Harris lived at 122 Woodmere Woodmere X.Y. Harris retired as president of Harris Smith Inc Shirt Concern which has plants in Gulfport Mississippi and Williamsport Pennsylvania a decade ago.
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Max Harris
Warris-Sowth, Inc
Shari Manufacturing Concern
Elinburgh
Scotland
Long Island
Harris. Smith, Inc
Gulfport
Miss
Williamisport
Banker Sees No Bad Slump Ahead of 1960 Outlook
John W. Remington, president of the American Bankers Association and Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., said at the ABA convention that he expects no major national decline in the economy in late 1959 or 1960. He described growth as leveling off but not a recession, predicting GNP around 1959 levels and a satisfactory year ahead with only slight variance from 1958 or 1960.
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American Bankers Association
John W. Remington
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co
Rochester
Zerp
ABA
Man Killed in Crash Near Route Two Highway
AP report identifies 18 year old Robert St. Markowski of West Eaton as the victim in a crash yesterday. His car left Route 2H and struck a tree one mile west of Madison County follage.
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Robert St. Markowski
West
Eaton
Route
Madison County
Burglary at The Good Corner Grill Steals Cash and Liquor
Mrs. Katherine Kolidnnsky reported a burglary at The Good Corner Grill on 220 nd St. The thief took $42 in cash and five bottles of liquor including gin and wine, entering by forcing a cellar door around 1 p.m. Detectives Marvin Wer and Nicholas Massella investigated.
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Viguer
Troy
Katherine Kolidnnsky
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Marvin Wer
Nicholas Massella
Six NATO Nations Hold Naval Exercises in Atlantic Opera
In a clash of six NATO nations sixty war ships converged in the North Atlantic for Operation Sword Rust, one of the largest postwar exercises. American and Canadian patrol planes escorted from overhead with heavy air support amid carrier decks braced for potential combat scenarios.
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London
North Atlantic
Damp Chill Grips Nation As Autumn Arrives
The nation endures a damp chilly spell with widespread clouds and thunderstorms from New Mexico to New England. Iowa reports heavy rains including 4.03 inches in Oak, while temperatures stay cool across the country. Forecasters note cloudy, cool conditions dominate the day with scattered showers inland.
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Tuna
Dingle
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
North Central States
Iowa
Hot Oak
Rockies
Culhern Plains
President Touring Tokyo
President Se kou Toure of Guinea completed a three day visit to North Viet Nam and Hanoi and was reported to be en route to Indonesia. The AP dispatch notes his itinerary through Asia with destinations including Tokyo and neighboring states.
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Sekou Toure
Guinea
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Peipine
Indonesia
Quarterly Education Aid Distribution in New York State
The State Comptroller reports 165 248 001 in education aid is being distributed for the first quarter of the 1959 80 school year with 125 858 763 going to cities villages and school districts. Most aid bases on prior year attendance while four cities New York City Syracuse Albany and Yonkers receive special payments totaling 45 998 223 for the year ending June 1959.
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Yonkers
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