Unions Seek To Counter Airline Pact
San Francisco AP unions plan common strike strategy to counter an industry pact that pools profits during walkouts. Six AFL CIO airline unions will align contract expirations to pressure carriers, isolating the expelled Teamsters. The AFL CIO also voted to restore the International Longshoremen's Association, boosting dock union unity.
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AFL- Cio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
ILA
George B. Crane
I Settlement
Pittsfield
Mount Greylock Reservation
Mount Greylock
Robert P. Cramer
Williamstown
Crane
Furcolo
Hay
Pitts
Crane Favored for Greylock Commission Seat
Atty Crane is favored for appointment to the Greylock Reservation Commission pending confirmation by the Governor's Council. With potential chairmanship rotation tied to party lines, Crane or Shaw would head the panel if seated.
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Atty. Crane
Greylock Commission
Crane
Shaw
Henry S. Callan
North Adams
Democratic State Committee
Callan
Democratic City Committee
Berkshire County
Democratic
Democratic Governor's Council
James F. Yarman
Delegates Back Arbitration Plan At Labor Convention
SAN FRANCISCO delegates at the AFL-CIO national convention tackle jurisdictional fights and racial bias. They approve merging the International Longshoremen Association and back a plan for a final arbiter board, backed by the 29 member executive board, while some unions resist surrender of sole job rights.
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San Francisco
UPI
Afl-Cio
Longshoreman’s — Association
AFL
George Meany
Labor High Command
Khrushchev Revealed as Complex Figure for Handling
Khrushchev’s Iowa visit blends diplomacy and show as he smiles, speeches, and meets workers then departs amid cautious U.S. hopes. The Des Moines audience and national press frame the premier as both ruthless and affable while weighing peace prospects and political risk.
Downed Fliers Issue at Parley Looms Over Talks
Washington sources say President Eisenhower plans to press Soviet Premier Khrushchev on the fate of 11 American fliers shot down near the Turkish Soviet frontier a year ago and to urge release of five Americans still jailed in China. Secretary Herter will meet prisoners’ relatives to reassure them of U.S. interest as Camp David talks loom.
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Eisenhower
Russia
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Chip) Bohlen
Manila
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Yalta
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Washington
UPI
Nikita $. Khrushchevy
Soviet
Armenia
Christian A. Herter
Camp David
United States
Soviet Union
Four Des Moines Teens See Khrushchev In Hotel Incident
Four Des Moines teens slipped past security at Hotel Fort Des Moines on Tuesday and rode an elevator to the penthouse suite reserved for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Security took them down, meeting Khrushchev in the lobby where he greeted each girl with a smile.
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Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Khrushchevs
Man Gives Shirt Of His Back In Tax Payment
In Ballston New York taxpayer Robert McCormick 34 presented his shirt to tax collector Mildred Frieberg as payment of his school tax. The official accepted the 163.99 dollar payment and McCormick later showed a two sided legal check printed on the shirt back to emphasize his protest against high taxes.
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N.Y
Mildred Frieberg
Robert McCormick
McCormick
Khrushchev in Des Moines Sees Corn On to Pittsburgh Tonight
Khrushchev and party were warmly greeted in Des Moines with about 20 000 lining the route to his downtown hotel. He toured a meat packing plant, sampled a hot dog with mustard, and praised corn production while awaiting his farm visit to Roswell Garst in Coon Rapids.
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UPE
Khrushchev
Nina
Khrushchev in Iowa Faces Fatigue Amid Corn Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev showed signs of fatigue during a long Iowa visit focusing on corn and animal fodder, meeting Garst near Coon Rapids and planning stops at Iowa State University and Ames. He urged agricultural improvement and discussed lagging Soviet agriculture while noting potential to catch up.
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Irs
Khrushchev
Wicheushcheyv
Intta
Mr. K
America
United States
Roswell
Bob) Garst
Coon Rapids
Des Moines
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Adlai Stevenson
Iowa State University
Charles Ties
Nhrushchev
Young Man Fatally Hurts In Lanesboro Crash
John J Murphy 22 of Cheshire died from a fractured skull after a single vehicle crash on Old Cheshire Road near the Lanesboro Cheshire line. Murphy, an electronics technician and Navy veteran, was alone in the car and died at St Luke's Hospital after the early morning wreck. He is survived by his mother and other relatives. funeral arrangements are set by Devaney Funeral Home.
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John J. Murphy
North Street
Cheshire
Murphy
St. Luke's Hospital
Cheshire Road
A. P. Desauleis
Pittsfield
Old Cheshire Road
Lacey's Amibulance Service
St. Luke's
Lanesboro-Cheshire
Berkshire Service Center
Sat
Norman A. Spafford
Mvard J. Haughes
Edward C. Smith
Adams High School
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
Elizabeth C. Whalenaler
John van Wesenheeck
Biloxi
John F. Noon
Devaney Funeral Home
Michell
Living Costs Dip for August as Food Prices Fall
The August consumer price index fell by one tenth of a percent, the first drop in six months, as grocery prices declined while housing clothing and transport costs rose. The index stood at 2488 for the average 1917-49 prices, with fruit vegetables meat and fish driving the decrease. About 125,000 aircraft workers will gain one to two cents an hour due to prior government yardstick increases, affecting North American Aviation Hughes Aircraft Martin Temco workers.
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Labor Department
North American Aviation
Hughes Aircraft
Martin Co
Temco
Storm Gracie Churns North Toward Bahamas
An Atlantic hurricane named Gracie moved northward offshore, passing northeast of Keyatha Island in the Bahamas with 100 mph winds. It tracked parallel to the Florida coast, prompting small craft warnings along the peninsula while South Florida faced a separate nor’easter that left one fisherman dead and seven missing.
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Gracie
Kieathera Island
Bahamas
Eleuthera
Florida
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