AFL-CIO unlikely to form labor party for now
James Marlow notes that the AFL-CIO leadership dismisses plans for a labor party but acknowledges future shifts. With 15 to 16 million members, their growing political clout will test in the 1956 elections, yet leaders say they will focus on organizing nonunion workers before considering any party pursuit.
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Suspect Held in Slaying of 3 Chicago Boys
A 23 year old Michigan man, Owen Robert Moser of Fenton, is held on a firearm charge and questioned in the October disappearance and murder of three Chicago boys. State police say no link established. Moser admits being in the Chicago area but denies involvement.
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Soviets accuse AP and NYT of distortions over Vlasov firing
Moscow's Foreign Ministry charged The Associated Press and The New York Times with gross distortions about the removal of Alexander Vlasov, Moscow chief architect. It warned of adequate measures if similar errors recur, noting the decree did not specify Vlasov among fired architects but called him a former chief architect.
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Christmas Shoppers Date Over Pet Deer
In Oakdale California a six month old pet deer named Sandy draws attention as he visits town with his owner Mrs. C L Miller. Sandy is led by a silk leash and often accompanied by Penny the toy fox terrier. The deer was found as a newborn fawn by a laborer.
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Tokyo mother dies attempting to drown children in canal
Mrs Ichiro Takada, 31, and her year old son were rescued after she and her four children were swept into a Tokyo canal in a death by own action attempt. Daughters aged 10 and 8 and a 6 year old son perished. Mrs Takada said her husband was unemployed.
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