Illegal Ban on Unions Under Probe
Senate rackets investigators report evidence that large corporations used illegal means to block unions and struck sweetheart contracts with friendly unions via Nathan Shefferman. The probe covers more than a dozen companies in 11 states including Iowa, with hearings starting soon and subpoenas issued to over 50 witnesses.
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U S Ponders Changing Ties With Belgrade
Washington officials weigh broad shifts in Yugoslavia policy after Tito recognizes East Germany. U S might halt extensive military and economic aid to Yugoslavia, while Bonn confirms relations with East Germany and coordinates with Britain and France.
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Bridges Proposes End to U S Aid to Yugoslavia
Senator Styles Bridges urged halting U S aid to Yugoslavia arguing 1.4 billion already given to Tito's government could have financed a U S satellite effort and noting Yugoslavia's recognition of East Germany. He called for forthright action by the administration.
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Eisenhower Canceling Wednesday Press Conference
President Eisenhower cancels his planned Wednesday press conference due to British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan visiting. Macmillan is expected to arrive that day.
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Harold O 'Macmillan
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Lausche Warns of Giant Government and Unions Peril
Senator Frank J. Lausche warns at the Illinois Chamber of Commerce meeting that big unions and a growing federal government threaten the economy. He argues some union chiefs wield more power than the President and criticizes shifting tax and spending from local to federal authorities.
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Soviet Warns Turkey Anew On Warfire Threat
London dispatch says Moscow warned Turkey it would be consumed by flames of war if a conflagration breaks out. The Mos cow radio broadcast accused pro Western circles of being dazzled by U S military might and NATO strength amid the Syrian Turkish frontier crisis.
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Soviet rushes Asian flu vaccine production
The Soviet Ministry of Health said on Saturday it is rushing production of Asian flu vaccine to meet a growing epidemic in Russia.
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Imports to Syria From Iron Curtain Countries Mount
Vienna AP reports that Syria's imports from Iron Curtain nations are rising from a trickle to a heavy flow of industrial machinery and factory materials. A Rabotnitshesko Delo list highlights Soviet allies as suppliers, except China, signaling growing Communist influence in Syria since 1955.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit Maryland Supermarket and Maryland football
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured a West Hyattsville superstore admiring food displays and brands. They then attended the University of Maryland Byrd Stadium game where Maryland defeated North Carolina 27 to 7 before about 43 000 fans. The royal couple met captains and the winning coach amid a festive atmosphere.
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Senators urge another Big Four summit for world peace
Sen Kefauver proposes President Eisenhower order exploratory moves toward a Big Four meeting with the United States Britain France and Russia. Sen Mansfield backs the idea saying any small step toward peace should be taken.
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Air Jordan Plane Escapes After Israeli Jet Attack Over Jordan
Captain Jesse Stallworth of Pen Bluff Ark reports an Israeli fighter fired five times at a Air Jordan DC3 over northeast Aqaba Jordan as it flew from Jerusalem to Cairo. The plane landed safely in Cairo with 14 aboard including two American passengers and four crew members unharmed.
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Eisenhower Macmillan urged to invite Khrushchev to summit
Soviet Radio in Moscow floated a plan that President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan invite Khrushchev to a summit to resolve the Turkish Syrian crisis. The proposal followed harsh Western policy critiques and coincided with Macmillan's Washington visit.
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Harold Macmillan
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John Foster Dulles
Conscientious motorist fines self for red light breach
A motorist in Decatur sent the police $10 with a note saying he imposed the fine on himself to be more careful. He admitted unintentionally running a red light claiming no harm with no other cars present. The writer signed the note as a law abiding citizen and remained unidentified.
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Grange Opposes Third Class Mail to Occupants
Paso Robles California AP reports the California State Grange convention adopted a resolution Friday opposing third class mail addressed to occupant unless a higher rate is charged, aiming to curb presumed misuse and push for price adjustments.
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