UAW Probe Ends in Senate Rift Over Violence
A six week Senate probe into UAW violence on two strikes ends with rival views. Sen. Goldwater blames the UAW international union for terroristic acts in the Perfect Circle Indiana strike and the Kohler Wisconsin dispute. Sen. Kennedy argues local unions acted against orders of their international officers and calls for quicker NLRB proceedings and broader bargaining.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
UAW International Union
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
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April Fool’s Day DUI Leads to Extended License Suspension
Solomon Atkins, jailed after a Tampa judge found him guilty of driving while drunk on April 1 1957. His license was suspended until April 1 1958, extended to April 1 1959 after a prior conviction in November. He received a Sunday sentence for driving with a suspended license.
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Aga Khan Denies Romance Walk In Rain
In Cannes on April 1 the Aga Khan walked in the rain with 19 year old Sylvia Casablancas, daughter of a wealthy Mexican family, then angrily denied romance rumors saying she is a very good friend. Sylvia and her family arrived in Cannes and visited the hotel later.
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