Massachusetts University pay raise gains House hearing
At a Boston State House hearing lawmakers urged approval of a revived University of Massachusetts pay raise bill. Support came from Rep Wantkowski and Sen Cramer along with university officials and veterans groups, while critics warned of fiscal strain and delays. The bill awaits a House vote after adjournment with further consideration by Ways and Means.
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Calcutta Riots Leave 15 Dead Over Four Days of Violence
Rioting across Calcutta and Howrah paralyzed the city with clashes between police and mobs amid Communist protests over high prices. At least 15 people were killed as rioters blocked streets, attacked banks, and battled authorities. Troops were put on alert as violence spread from port slums to central districts.
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Nehru defends Menon as India’s stand at border crisis
In Parliament Prime Minister Nehru said Defense Minister Menon will head India’s UN mission for the year and will stay in place despite the Communist threat along northern borders. He noted possible recall of the defense forum if needed as opposition pressure mounted over Menon’s resignation. Reports say troops may be moved north to meet Communist infiltration near Bhutan and Sikkim with Gurkhas en route from Darjeeling.
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North Bias Worse, Billy Graham Says
Evangelist Billy Graham told Asheville high school students that racial tension in many Northern cities is far greater than in the South. He cited New York City as a racial undercurrent and urged calm, moderation, and a long standing southern friendship as a path to reducing violence.
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Labor Bill Comes Up For Passage
The Senate considers a compromise labor regulation bill after 12 days of bargaining, aiming for passage before sending it to President Eisenhower. The measure tightens union finances elections and rights, with House action expected to follow and strong presidential approval anticipated.
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Moonshine In Car Sparks Revenue Probe
A revenue agent reported Wednesday that a car show of moonshine may be involved. The investigation found smear marks on the engine block suggesting illicit alcohol activity at the scene.
Ghost Bomber Hunt Abandoned by AF
The US Air Force ends the search for nine World War II crewmen from a B24 bomber nicknamed ghost bomber. A 16 year effort traced the aircraft after a Naples blast, with the wreck found near Benras, Libya, but the mission is halted.
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Eisenhower Warns NATO on Core Principles
Unclear text reports Eisenhower addressing NATO about steadfast policy. House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill by voice vote. Missing details hinder full summary.
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Bachley binding funds short in Lynn housing unit
Fragmented OCR describes funding shortfalls affecting a Lynn housing unit. The report mentions a Penn Meus authority and possible tax components along with costs and project scope. The text is garbled with unclear names and figures, noting housing aid and related financial shortfalls.
Yellow Cab Co Seeks Small Ally Bus Run To Two Towns
Yellow Cab Co plans a limited service connecting Pittfield and nearby towns using Yellow Coach Lines Inc. officials express confidence in license approvals and argue for a two town bus route. Local authorities weigh required licenses and route viability amid regulatory scrutiny.
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NATO Talks and De Gaulle Strain Over Algeria Policy
President Eisenhower and French leader Charles de Gaulle held talks at NATO and Paris sites amid friction over France’s role in NATO and Algeria. Italy pressed for a stronger Western defense voice. De Gaulle sought equal council status and bases in France.
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