Talbott urges inland plant sites for air and missile production
Air Secretary Harold Talbott told reporters inland locations are needed for new aircraft and guided missile plants to disperse industry away from crowded coastal targets. He defended West Coast concentration while urging broader dispersion and using existing second-source sites in Oklahoma, Georgia, Ohio, Kansas, and Texas for missile work.
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Washington
Harold BE
Talbott
Air Force
House Appropriations Committee
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Pittsburgh
West
Douglas
Lockheed
North American
Boeing
Convair
Oklahoma
Georgia
Ohio
Arbitration Proposed To Bar Paper Strikes
A report to the American Newspaper Publishers Association urges arbitration to prevent newspaper strikes and closures. It cites the Brooklyn Eagle strike by the American Newspaper Guild as evidence that arbitration might have saved a paper, 630 jobs, and 130000 readers. The panel notes a decline in strikes since 1945 and argues localized bargaining preserves papers and jobs, while national bargaining harms local employment.
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Jack Woliston
New York
Gp— Aa
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Brooklyn Eagle
American Newspaper Guild
Hagle Sebor
ANPA
George N. Dale
Dale
U.S
Wilkes-Barre
Eagle
Depression in farming tied to overhaul of farm laws
James G. PattonNational Farmers Union president warned at the Tulsa Fairgrounds rally that farmers face a major depression unless existing farm legislation is revised. He cited a 13 percent drop in take home pay over two years and warned of broader economic impact if relief is not found. He blamed crop insurance cuts in drouth areas and loss of credit loan collateral, urging Congress and the administration to reassess food needs and bolster the sagging farm economy.
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Tulsa
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
Tulsa Fairgrounds
Secretary of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Congress
Administration
Can't Win Can You? Grass Cutting Dispute Spurs Self Help
In Indianapolis city authorities argue over who should mow downtown University Park. John Ross, 42, takes matters into his own hands and mows the area. Police ticket his car with two $2 parking fines during the act.
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Indianapolis
University Park
John Ross
Farm Leaders Drop Wheat Plan in House Bill
Washington UP House farm leaders voted 28 to 1 to remove the two price wheat plan from the agriculture bill. The committee had earlier backed rigid high price supports for wheat and other crops and now plans to offer an amendment on the House floor. A fierce floor fight is anticipated as the measure heads to action next week.
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Washington
House
House Agriculture Committee
Explorer Scouts Hold Bivouac at Camp Strake
Explorer Post 134 sponsored by Wooster Baptist Church held a bivouac near Camp Strake with Explorers from the Sam Houston Area council. Participants including James McLean J W Baines Eugene Norton and John Brainer with adviser R D Smith tackled rescue and first aid problems for a pilot, plus contests in marksmanship obstacle cooking and water rescue canoeing on a marked course.
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Explorer
Wooster
Baptist
Camp Strake
Giggling Granny Poisoner Heads to Trial in Vinita
District Judge Elmer Adama will hear Monday whether Mrs. Doss is sane as the state seeks a determination of her sanity in the poison poisoning case. J. Howard Edmondson, county attorney, outlines that jurors will hear testimony from medical experts and lay witnesses.
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Elmer ‘Adama
Oklahoma
Torney
J. Howard Edmondso
Vinita
Oowever
Doss
Felix. Adams
Firms' Incorporation Announced by State
The Texas secretary of state announced Friday the incorporation of several firms. Nablo Investments Inc and El Paso Real Estate are capitalized at $100,000 each, with Julian M. Kessel as incorporator. Melba Nablo and W. Nor More listed as organizers.
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Austin
Nablo
Inc
el Them
Or - Paso
Nor-More
W. Nablo
Melba Nablo
Julian M. Kessel
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Mike Franssen
State Reserve Life
Vornado
Kovar Appliance CO
East Texas
Lincoln
Kenneth Stickney
Pecore Ave
Houston
B.S
S. Main
Mercury
Montclair
Bayshore Motors
Market ST
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