Court Bans Pickets at UAC Plant
A superior court judge issued a 72 hour temporary restraining order against United Auto Workers at UAC Pratt & Whitney in North Haven after finding unlawful mass picketing and violence captured on film. The 2,500 member local faces hearings in Hartford Bridgeport and here on motions for temporary injunctions affecting seven UAC sites amid a broad strike affecting about 31,000 production workers.
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Radioactivity May Signal Hidden Heart Trouble
Dr Philip Johnson described a technique using small radioactive material injected into the heart to map blood flow. Radiation counts emitted through the chest wall resemble an ECG tracing and can reveal hidden heart disease. In a demo, 8 of 111 doctors had abnormal heart conditions, four unaware of their illness.
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Moscow Hails Van Cliburn as Pianist of Great Promise
Moscow critics praised Texan pianist Van Cliburn after a return concert tour. Tass cited Sergei Dorensky calling his style inimitable and Mikhail Sokolovsky saying he has matured and plays with greater ease and confidence. His career is just beginning, observers said.
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Khrushchev Holiday at Black Sea Meets Greek Leader
Pravda reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev is on holiday at the Black Sea and conferred there with Sophocles Venizelos, visiting leader of the Greek Liberal party.
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Refugee influx heights security concerns in Indian Himalayas
Indian border officials fear security risks from the growing Tibetan refugee population. More than 15,000 Tibetans entered India after the Tibetan uprising, with new deserters and former Tibetan Communists among arrivals. Kalimpong and Darjeeling areas report over 4000 Tibetans and 500 Chinese, amid trade restrictions and uncertain asylum assurances.
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Keller Honors Annie Sullivan At Radcliffe Fountain
Helen Keller, blind and deaf since birth, speaks of sunlit tribute to Annie Sullivan at Radcliffe College as a fountain memorializes Sullivan’s role in her education. The ceremony honors Sullivan’s tutoring and Keller’s Radcliffe graduation with honors in 1904.
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Britain plans dispersed Skybolt bases worldwide
Britain will scatter its V-bomber force and Skybolt nuclear missiles around the globe as part of a defense system for any world emergency. Bases pictured include Mediterranean, Middle East, Africa, and the Far East, with Cyprus and Aden among possible sites as Britain seeks to maintain imperial posts amid rising nationalist movements. Stevenson signals third White House bid if drafted by Democrats. telegram to Eleanor Roosevelt confirms readiness to run.
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Eisenhower Tour Risks Curtailed Tokyo Appearances
President Eisenhower plans a Far Eastern tour beginning Sunday with stops in Anchorage Manila Formosa Okinawa Korea and Hawaii. White House aides fear leftist violence could restrict public appearances in Tokyo and are reviewing the schedule.
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U.S. Pressures Japan on Leftist Protests During Eisenhower Visit
In Tokyo, U.S. Ambassador MacArthur urged Prime Minister Kishi to curb leftist demonstrations and ensure President Eisenhower’s safety amid Friday’s attack on Hagerty. About 150000 protesters paraded in central Tokyo in a March to show what leftists could do to disrupt the visit. Hagerty and Stephens were trapped in an 80 minute car crowd incident, prompting regret from Kishi. Hagerty leaves Tokyo for Anchorage as Eisenhower’s Asia tour approaches.
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