Youngstown Police Firemen Stage Major City Strike
In Youngstown Ohio police and firemen staged a mass strike over wages causing only about 10 percent of the 600 officers and firefighters to report for duty. City officials warned of minimal protection as several stations closed and schools were advised of reduced safety.
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Ohio
UPE
Siet
Fraternal Order of Police
Hartide
Donald Baker
Senate
Baker
Johnson Forces
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House
Council c
Johnson
Bub
Wyfalety
Garry
Judiciary
Court rules venues exempt from Civil Rights Act appeal
In New Orleans a US Court of Appeals panel held that privately operated amusement parks bowling alleys and similar venues are not places of public accommodation under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The ruling upheld Baton Rouge Fun Fair Park's right to refuse service to black children noting venues for recreation without exhibitions remain entertainment spaces.
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New Orleans
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Three Alge
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Earthslides Hurt Ancient Sicilian City Agrigento
Fragmentary report notes Sicilian earthslides damaged Agrigento with mentions of Roman and Greek history, Greek colonists, and later Arab and Norman influence. Text references fishing fleets, port damage, and historic monuments, alongside scattered notes on population and culture.
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Washington
Agrigento
Greece
Sicily
Mow Tse-lng
New
China News Agency
Rome
Carthage
Mac
Arragas
Agrigentum
WAYNE
Ind
Alten
Settiers
Allen Girealt
Cstacens
Sun Land
Norman Ia
Yaders
Pindar
Abragas
Danish to Host West German Leader Next Year
The Danish government announced that West German President Heinrich Luebke will visit Denmark next year making him the first German head of state to visit in six years. The UPI report notes the planned trip underscores ongoing postwar ties between Denmark and West Germany.
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German First Copenhagen
UPI
Heinrich Luebke
Denmark
Luebke
Westward Ho event to host 2300 Scouts in Indiana county area
The 1957 Westward Ho program by Kikihawen and Boy Scout Councils will bring 2300 to 3000 visitors from 10 counties to Elwood and Anderson. Campfire director Dirk Harney and George Hawes lead a large staff as 1000 boys participate in skill demonstrations, services, and district activities with cochairmen John Maynard and Chesterfield leaders overseeing an expansive program landscape.
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United States
Thawenund Council
Boy Scouts
America
Dirk Harney
Elwood
Wood
George Hawes
Dittors
Newby
Don Tompkins
Anl
Madilderson
Friendship Toddson
Henry
Ramilton
Tip Lantz
Charles Stephetn
Anderson
Herold Jing
Sho
Rostoo
Adlay Atawkebulls
Dooj A. L. McColloum Jr
Tompkins
Moon
Cedric A. Dahkard Presser
Eakly
Divi'spatch Design
Pauk Brindue
Sion
General Anderson
Robert DeNoon
Profes Mittee
Ginnal
Donmey
Maynard
Stilwell
Robert Dyer
Lord Baden Powell
Charles
Herrington
Ross
Noble
Richard EB
Hat
Engleson
Fred Aineworth
Atreland
Derzon
Don
Green
Chesterfield
Alvin
Scout
Smith
Andiment
Ralph McGuire
Fray van
Will
Hick Russell
Carmel
Prairie Valley
Wilbur Dubois
Big Killbuck
Charles Butler
Pipe
Renoath Harris
New Caste
Blue River
Ralph Clare Tipton
Caribou
Exylater
Westward
Don Greed
Alvin Smith
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