AFL-CIO Moves Toward End of Union Feud
AFL-CIO leaders outline a four point peace plan to halt internal feuding. The pact would ban cross union boycotts, establish binding arbitration with a disputes director, and settle jurisdictional lines between craft and industrial unions in construction and maintenance.
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UPI
Aflcio Executive Council
Miami Beach
Aflcio
al J. Hayes
Hayes
J. Albert Well
Building Trades and
Reds in Cuba Seen as Aid to International Communism
U S intelligence testimony says Fidel Castro's government exerts extreme policies that aid Communist influence. Gen. C P Cabell testified that Castro delegates to pro Communist figures and that Communists have free opportunity to organize propagate and infiltrate in Cuba and Latin America.
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U.S
Fidel Castro
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
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Cabell
Latin America
United States
Latin American
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Cuba
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Basement Window Entry Is Fatal
Denver police report James E. Green 32 hanged himself accidentally in a basement window at home. He crawled through a 30 by 12 inch opening after returning from work when the aluminum sash fell on his neck. His wife Dana 32 heard cries but could not free him.
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Denver
James E. Green
Green
Dana
Lipstick Coloring Materials Ordered for Hearing
The government ordered a public hearing for February 17 to decide if 14 lipstick coloring materials are unsafe and should be barred. Three other materials previously suspected were declared safe by the FDA.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Ase
Hungarian Reds execute teenagers in Hungary report
London AP reports Britain’s radio said Hungarian authorities executed 150 teenagers for joining the 1956 anti-Communist uprising. The dispatch notes 54 adults also executed as rebels in the past six months while Hungary denies holding youths until age 18 for execution.
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London
Britain
Douglas Stewart
Vienna
British Broadcasting Corp
Hungary
Foreign Office
United States
German Set Pilot Is Convicted of Treason
Horst Ludwig, a West German naval jet pilot, was convicted of treason and espionage for the Soviet Union. He received five years in prison while his former boatswain’s mate Fritz Briesemeister was sentenced to four years. The court said the case endangers Western alliance security if details are revealed.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Soviet Union
Supreme Court
Horst Ludwig
Fritz Briesemeister
Briesemeister
Jap Parliament Opens Annual Session To Ratify Pact
Tokyo reports the Japanese parliament began its annual session with the government seeking ratification of the revised U S Japan military pact. Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s party holds 288 of 456 lower house seats and 136 of 248 in the upper chamber.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
MacArthur hospitalized for prostate condition in New York
General Douglas MacArthur, 80, is in Lenox Hill hospital for a urological exam after tests showed a benign enlargement of the prostate. He rests comfortably and is not in distress. Major General Courtney Whitney, his former chief aide, stayed nearby.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
First Army
MacArthur
Manhattan
Lenox Hill Hospital
Gordon Barclay
George W. Slaughter
Lenox Hill
Slaughter
Courtney Whitney
Massu Meets De Gaulle Aide Amid Algiers Tension
Paris reports mass troop unrest as President de Gaulle’s government holds a surprise meeting with paratroop General Jacques Massu. Massu’s visit coincides with escalating Algiers violence and a new ban on Algeria travel and private flights from France. The Council of the Order of the Liberation backed Massu and De Gaulle.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Massu
Algiers
de Gaulle
Massu
Michel Debre
Algeria
France
Paul Ely
Council of the Order of the Liberation
Order of the
Free French Veterans
Order
Gravel Truck Skids Down Hill on Ice in Iowa City
Frank Vermace, 55, skid on the Dodge Street hill as a gravel truck overturned on ice. The vehicle slid upright about 150 feet then tipped and slid a another 150 feet shedding its load of sand. Vermace was uninjured.
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Iowa City
Dodge Street
Frank Vermace
Vermace
Diehards Defy De Gaulle Call To Surrender
French insurgents refuse de Gaulle surrender order as thousands of settlers reinforce barricades. Rebel radio proclaims aim to overthrow the government amid tense clashes at the capital’s outskirts.
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de Gaulle
Algiers
UPS
Charles de Gaulle
Cedar Rapids Area Eyes $35 Million Construction Year
The Gazette documents $28,682,240 in planned Cedar Rapids area building for 1960 with major shares in schools and government work. Lindale Plaza progress and a new Iowa Concrete plant are noted as sizable未known totals, while three fourths of home builders and possible 1961 starts could raise total well beyond $30 million. Executive VP Caldwell cautions competition for industrial expansion is fierce despite abundant land.
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Lindale Plaza
Iowa Concrete Products Co
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Iowa City
Hunter Airport
Marion
See Chance For Saving Of France
President Charles de Gaulle earned praise from U S officials for his decisive handling of the Algerian crisis. Washington growth of confidence hinges on his ability to resolve the crisis without damaging French prestige and NATO unity.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Britain
United States
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