House Leaders Optimistic On Labor Control Action
Washington AP report on House Labor Committee open to a bill, with leaders hopeful a compromise will reach the floor. Hoffa's Teamsters shift to backing action and draft a labor rights bill. House may drop penalties and post-Taft Hartley changes, signaling a flexible path toward a floor debate.
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Grocers Feature Roast Beef and Fresh Produce as Heat Hits
Supermarkets and neighborhood stores push roast beef and ham while outdoor cookery rises in popularity. Ribs, roasts, and pre cooked hams appear with minimal heat. Eggs stay cheap, produce shelves fill with locally grown peas beans onions and greens, and fruit bargains include peaches cantaloupes mangoes bananas and apples as California crops look ahead.
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Asia Dominates Global Tea Output At Ninety Five Percent
World tea supply rests largely on Asia with about 95 percent produced there. Industry analysts note key producers in the region drive supply and prices, highlighting vast plantations and export markets across several nations.
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Asia
Rebels Hold Out in Nicaragua Amid Unconditional Surrender Calls
In Managua, Nicaragua, the government pressed for the unconditional surrender of Costa Rica invading rebels after rejecting safe–conduct offers. Gen. Anastasio Somoza predicted a 45–man surrender, while 16 holdouts plus leaders sought to continue fighting. Eighty six guardsmen were later claimed killed by insurgents near Boaco.
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Has No Luck at All With His Furniture
Air Force Capt. George F. Miller reported to Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma after learning the moving van carrying his furniture wrecked and burned en route to Palm Beach Air Force Base two years after a prior loss. The secretary informed him the current shipment was a total loss.
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Air Force
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Palm Beach Air Force Base
Florida
Tinker Air Force Base
Miller
Thief Steals Weapons and Liquor at Bisbee Ranch
A burglar at a Bisbee area ranch took a .22 rifle, two boxes of shells, three bottles of scotch, six bottles of champagne, seven bottles of gin, and a pound of coffee, leaving readers to wonder about the post theft plans.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Bisbee
Hands Pump Heart Save Dentist Life in Miami
Miami dentist Dr Raymond J. Smith 45 survived after his brother and medical team performed direct heart massage to restart his failing heart. Doctors say recovery possible and he may return to practice, though he remains on the critical list. The event happened after he felt chest pains following water skiing.
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Fla
Raymond J. Smith
Smith
Robert 8. Litwak
University of Miami Medical Center
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Donald W. Smith
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Meanest robber in town steals cerebral palsy fund
Greenville police say a thief broke into Alliene Miller’s home and stole a bank containing 92 dollars raised for a cerebral palsy fund by her son Tommy, a 14 year old cerebral palsy victim.
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S.C
Alliene Miller
Mystery Writers Daughter Safe After 10 Day Disappearance
Linda Millar, 19, daughter of mystery writers Kenneth and Margaret Millar, returned home to Santa Barbara after a 10 day disappearance sparked by her father’s newspaper radio and TV appeal. A psychiatrist says she carries guilt over a 11 year old boy’s death and has been on probation. Detected by Armand Girola, she was found in Reno wandering near gambling venues and telephoned her mother before being picked up.
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San Jose
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Margaret Millar
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Linda
Armand Girola
Reno
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Rola
Girola
New Jersey National Guard Ends Segregated Provision
Gov. Robert B. Meyner signed a law repealing a long standing provision that allowed a segregated Negro battalion in New Jersey's National Guard. No colored unit has existed in years and the change removes the last segregation clause.
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Trenton
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National Guard
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Beutel Actor Divorced After Testimony of No Desire to Stay Married
Gloria Bailey Beutel testified that actor Jack Beutel no longer wished to be married and would return home late after going out with friends. She was awarded custody of their 11-year-old daughter, alimony equal to 25 percent of his net income, and 125 dollars monthly child support. The couple had been married 12 years.
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Los Angeles
Jack Beutel
Gloria Bailey Beutel
Beutel
1824 United Provinces of Central America dissolves over church issues
In 1824 the United Provinces of Central America collapsed amid religious tensions, breaking apart the federation before forming new national states. Leaders faced disputes over church influence and governance, ending a short lived regional union.
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United Provinces
Central America
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