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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

12

Government workers face hidden office hazards says Kuhn

Arthur Edson reports on the 2.6 accidents per million hours claim by Ray Kuhn of the Federal Safety Council. He cites office risks from unsecured typewriters to closing drawers with fingers inside and warns that the danger may come from workers themselves not the buildings. Utah football to run balanced T formation with Lee Grasscup returning as key passer.

Arthur Edson Washington Ray Kuhn Federal Safety Council Smithsonian National Museum Kuhn Salt Lake City University of Utah Ray Nagel Lee Grasscup Nagel Utah

Answers To New Suits Challenge Virginia NAACP Laws

In Richmond on June 9 AP Gen A S Harrison and four Virginia commonwealth's attorneys filed answers to NAACP lawsuits seeking a declaratory judgment that two 1956 NAACP laws are unconstitutional. The state contends the laws do not violate equal protection or due process. A federal court threw out three NAACP laws but did not rule on chapters 33 and 36.

Richmond A. S. Harrison Virginia Commonwealth National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund Richmond City Circuit General Assembly Federal District Court

De Gaulle Welcomed by Allied Leaders Amid NATO Hopes

American and British leaders welcomed Gen Charles de Gaulle as France’s new premier stressing close ties. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan voiced personal support and Churchill sent warm notes, highlighting shared wartime bonds and hopes for stronger Franco British cooperation within NATO. De Gaulle replied he would maintain and deepen fraternal relations with Britain.

France England Paris Eisenhower Washington de Gaulle Macmillan United States Canada Protas Great Britain

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