Johnson Praises New Labor Bill as Reform Pushes On
Sen. Lyndon Johnson lauds a Senate committee approved labor bill. He says it would guarantee union members the secret ballot and fair elections, improve reporting, reveal conflicts of interest, curb middleman deals, and bar crooks from unions while stressing the bill moves in the right direction.
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Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
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Johnson
Texas
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Dinah Shore Shares Career Advice To Aspiring Singers
Dinah Shore advises hopeful crooners to gain experience by singing anywhere and everywhere. She cautions that television requires different, more restrained vocal delivery than live venues and emphasizes the intimate nature of TV performances.
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Vernon Scott
Dinah Shore
Hollywood
UPI
Sherman Adams case explained in a veteran Washington journalist tone
A veteran reporter explains the Sherman Adams matter to a young reader, tracing ties to Bernard Goldfine and Woolen labels. The piece describes Adams arranging meetings, regulatory contacts, and a 1956 FTC complaint about Guanaco labeled cloth, noting possible influence without alleging clear favors. It ends noting rumors and a 1957 consent order.
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Britain seeks U S backing on Cyprus cooling plan
London presses for U S influence to ease the Cyprus dispute as Greece and Turkey clash over the island. Britain plans a limited self rule for Cypriots and suggests a temporary association of Greece and Turkey to govern Cyprus while a final settlement is sought.
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Eisenhower
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Ankara
Price Daniel urges Texans to protect water resources at Richland dedication
Gov Price Daniel spoke at a Richland water system dedication in Corsicana Texas urging action to stop neglect of water resources. He also addressed an ex students reunion at the Corsicana State Home Saturday night in the same eventful day.
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Corsicana
Tex
UPI
Price Daniel
Daniel
Richland
Guardsmen Add Up Miles in Training at Fort Hood
The 36th Infantry Division will accumulate about 1.5 million miles during two weeks of National Guard field training at Fort Hood Texas. The unit operates 1701 vehicles including jeeps tanks and aircraft. Maj W G Leach of Brownwood estimates fuel use at 311214 gallons.
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Prominent Mussolini Era Official Balbino Guiliano Dies
Rome reported the death of Balbino Guiliano 79 a former education minister under Mussolini after a long illness. Guiliano was a close friend of Mussolini.
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UPI
Balbino Guiliano
Benito Mussolini
Guiliano
Mussolini
Yarborough Sees River Bill Approval for Texas Projects
Senator Ralph Yarborough said a good chance Congress will approve in this session more than 40 million dollars for seven Texas rivers and harbors. The package includes Galveston Harbor Houston Ship Channel Freeport Harbor Matagorda Ship Channel Port Lavaca Port Aransas Corpus Christi Waterway and La Quinta Channel in Texas City.
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UPI
Ralph Yarborough
Congress
Texas
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Houston Ship Channel
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Matagorda Ship
Lavaca
Port Aransas-Corpus Christi Waterway
la Quinta Channel
Texas City
80-Year-Old Is Just a Youngster in Arkansas Census
Census taker L. W. Brown visited Forrest City Arkansas where Anna Kieten claimed she is 80. She then introduced him to her mother Becky Garret 117 and her aunt Rachel Brazier 118, both noted as centenarians.
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Forrest City
Ark
L. W. Brown
Anna Kieten
Steel Men on Soviet Tour Pleased with Russian Steel Efforts
Two American steel executives returning from a three week Soviet tour praised Russian steel production. Erwin H. Such and Edward L. Ryerson noted the USSR's 1957 output of 51 million metric tons and aims for 53 million this year and 68 million by 1960. They cited efficient modern plants and quarterly schedule checks as contrasts to US methods.
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API
Soviet Union
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Edward L. Ryerson
Chicago
Inland Steel Co
Idlewild
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Ussr
Such
United States
Ryerson
Templehof Airport Lies in Berlin City Center
Templehof Airport stands in the heart of Berlin as one of the rare major airports situated within a large city. Its central location highlights its unique urban accessibility and historical significance.
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