NATO warns of red trap on summit talks with Russia
Secretary Dulles told NATO ministers a Russian push for parity risks a fundamental shift in representation and a dangerous weakening of Western unity. Spaak Bech Hansen warned the alliance must persevere for peace as a meaningful summit remains unlikely before next year.
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Paul- Henri Spaak
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Belgium
Spaak
Luxembourg
Joseph Bech
NATO Council
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Hansen
Bech
Europe
West
Beck
Court Bars Insistence on Strike Banl
The Supreme Court ruled that a civil rights worker may not compel a contract to ban strikes unless the strike is voted by secret ballot. An employer cannot designate a single union as exclusive bargaining agent if the NLRB has certified a parent international union. Justice Burton delivered the decision with all nine justices in agreement that a local union cannot be the sole party in bargaining. Dissenters were Justices Harlan Clark Whittaker and Frankfurter. Borg-Warner Wooster division was affected as the firm sought ballot clauses and to bar changes without majority employee approval while recognizing United Automobile Workers Local 1239 as exclusive representative. The NLRB said both clauses fell outside bargaining scope and violated good-faith bargaining. Burton stressed Taft-Hartley limits bargaining to wages hours and other terms, and neither side must yield beyond those subjects.
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Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
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Harlan, Clark, Whittaker
Frankfurter
Wooster, Ohio
Borg‘Warner Corporation
Borg-Warner
United Automobile Workers Local 1239
International Union
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Hele
Guaranty Owners Buy Old Perpetual Savings Building
Acme Investment Company of Cedar Rapids announced Monday it has purchased the old Perpetual Savings and Loan Association building at 319 Third St SE, with possession taken the same day. The six story structure, long unused on upper floors, may be redeveloped for commercial or retail use with plans to install elevators and remodel as tenants are secured.
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Cedar Rapids
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Ioan
Cedar Rapids doubles parking crackdown clarified by safety official
Safety Commissioner Bob Johnson explained that enforcement targets flagrant double parking while allowing legitimate short stops. Six loading zones will be added downtown to ease post office pickups, extending zone hours to 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. unless posted otherwise, with limited exceptions for brief stops and emergency vehicles.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
E. R. Petro
Johnson
Petro
Knowland Presses Broad Labor Reform Plan in Hearings
Senate leaders clash over crafting an omnibus labor bill. Knowland rejects limits to non controversial provisions and warns reforms are vital after rackets committee findings. Ives calls for a moderate bill but Knowland insists on addressing abuses to protect 18 million union members. McClellan notes ongoing, contentious issues require careful handling later.
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Senate
Weader Knowland
Califf
Maanday
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Ives
R-N
Congress
Knowland
House
Subcommittee
Kennedy D-Mass
McClellan
D-Ark
Mass Killer Trial Opens At Lincoln
Charles Starkweather 19, pled innocent by reason of insanity as trial for murder opened in Lincoln Nebraska. Attorneys said he wrote a jail note accusing Caril Fugate 14 of two killings. jury selection expected to take days. Both charged in death of 17 year old Bennet resident Robert Jensen and other victims. Fugate may be called as witness.
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Caril Fugate
Starkweather
Gering
Neb
Lincoln
Cari
Douglas
Wyo
Caril
Washington State
Charles
Rei
Orac-T
Nebraska
McClellan
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Folsom Told To Take More Rest
Washington AP reports Secretary of Welfare Folsom extended his Florida vacation per doctor's orders. Approaching mid April return, he sought a checkup after feeling tired and received a good report from tests, though the doctor advised continued rest and limited telephone contact with aides.
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Folsom
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Folsome
Adie
Laldes
Hoover to Represent Ike at Brussels World's Fair
Former President Hoover, recovered from surgery, will be President Eisenhower's personal representative at the Brussels World's Fair opening July 24. Anne Wheaton said Hoover's doctors approved the visit and that Hoover sent a grateful note about the assignment, praising his popularity in Belgium for leading European relief after World War I.
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Hoover
Eisenhower
U.S
Brussels
White House
Anne Wheaton
Belgium
Des Moines Traffic Safety Dept Visualizes $35,680,573 Cost
Des Moines safety officials proposed a visualization to show Iowa traffic crash costs totaling 35,680,573 dollars. They suggested stacking football field sized bills and piling silver dollars to convey property damage and personal injury expenses from last year.
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Des Moines
Town Safety Department
Iowa
Anderson Attacks Strauss as McCarthyism Threat
Sen. Anderson charged Chairman Lewis Strauss with pursuing McCarthyism while defending nuclear testing. He cited a television interview and implied Strauss questioned opponents’ motives. Sen. Wickenlooper defended Strauss, praising his character and public service.
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INS
Sen. Anderson
D-N.m
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Anderson
Congressional Atomic Committee
Senate
Strauss
Sitravigis
Russia
Sen. Wickenlooper
Straus
Hickenlooper
General Clarke Heads U S Continental Army Command
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower designated Lt Gen Bruce Clarke to head the U S continental army command with the rank of general. He will succeed Gen Willard Wyman, retiring July 31. Wyman leaves the active list as a full general.
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Eisenhower
Bruce Clarks
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
U.S. Continental Army Command
Willard Wyman
Wyman
Steel industry output rises for first time since March
NEW YORK (UP) The steel industry increased production last week for the first time since early March. The American Iron and Steel Institute said mills operated at 47.0% capacity, up from 47.1% the prior week. A further rise is anticipated this week. In another report, West German Defense Minister Strauss accused Russia of threats to the Free World by building missile bases in Czechoslovakia and Hungary, revising earlier claims and noting no information on bases in East Germany or Poland.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Hungary
Boston Bans Rock n Roll After 15 Hurt
Boston banned rock n roll jam sessions in public arenas after a session at the Boston arena hurt 15 people. Mayor John Tymes blamed promoters for insufficient police and vowed to revoke licenses. Police reported teens attacked passers-by in the South End Roxbury and Back Bay after the event. Albert Ragganini, 19, Navy man, survived stab wounds in fair condition amid a string of injuries.
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Boston Monday
Boston Arena
John Tiynes
Pim
Roslin
Paul Brown
Roxbury
Hay
Albert Raggiani
Stoughton
Four Iowa residents killed in Nashville plane crash
Four Eastern Iowans died when their Beechcraft Bonanza crashed in an orchard near Donelson Nashville. Victims include Carl Maas 56 of South Amana and his wife, John Whisler 32 of Marengo, Milton Maas 23 of South Amana, and a fourth man. Whisler was pilot. authorities said the plane broke apart in overcast rain. The Maas family was en route to visit a son in Cedar Rapids, and the wreck occurred about 10 miles from Nashville airport.
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Nashville
Donelson
Carl Maas
South Amana
John Whisler
Marengo
Milton Maas
John H. Maas
Near South Aimana
Savannah
Armed Forces
Whisler
Bonanza
Oakley Eakes
Associated Press
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Stewart's Ferry Road
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Brown
Alan Freed
New York
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Boston
Berry Field
Aman
Persoon
Cedar Rapids
Jim Wathan
Wathan Flying Service
Sid Whisler
Wathan
Maas
Cedlar Rapids
Canire
Simmons
Iawa County Film Bureau
Jowsn Township
Gazette Photogs Earn 3 Firsts In IPPA Show
The Gazette staff photographers swept three IPPA firsts at Iowa City. Tom Merryman won firsts in the salon and feature classes, and Bob Kerns took first in spot news with a grain elevator fire photo at Center Point.
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Merryman
Kerns
University of Iowa
School of Journalism
S.ue Wewnis
Hagen
Williamsburg
Theodore
William Newkirk
Homestead
Jann Karsten
Ma- Tengo
London Bus Walkout Strikes Hit Over One Million Commuters
London workers miss by bus cycle or hitchhike as 56,000 bus workers in Greater London strike from midnight demanding 10 shillings 6 pence a week. Average weekly pay stands at about 10 1/2 pounds, roughly 28 to 30.80 dollars.
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