Strike Set By Ousted Dock Union
The International Longshoremen’s Association threatens a strike of about 40,000 Atlantic coast workers at 12:01 am Thursday if wage demands are not met. The move comes amid a fierce battle with an AFL rival over leadership and membership on the New York waterfront and ports from Portland to Hampton Roads.
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Robert Zimmerman
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Atlantic Coast
ILA Negolialing Committee
New York-New Jersey
Portland
Maine
Hampton Ieads
New York Shipping Association
ILA
AFL Seamen's International Union
U S Assured Of Uranium Supply Hick
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper says the United States has secure access to uranium from Belgian Congo and South Africa after a trip with a joint atomic energy committee. He notes U S mines exist but African sources are crucial for atomic weapons development. The group, including Representatives Cole Telnshaw Jenkins Price and Van Zant, toured Europe before Africa and plans more stops.
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Bert Kemmeixi
Washington
United States
Bourke B. Hickken‘Spaper
Iowa
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
South Africa
Belgian Congo
Towa
Africa
Sen. Hickenlooper
AEC
Hickenlooper
Congress
Jowan
Sterling Cole
Hsw
Telnshaw
R-Calif
Jenkins
Price
van Zant
R-Pa
Joe Campbell
Chin
Hickenlooper Setsainet
Delpian Congo
Belgium
Gosing
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Information Service
Voice ‘of America
Austria
France
London
Cedar Rapids
Mercury Sets New High in Cedar Rapids Weather Readings
Temperatures in Cedar Rapids hit a new Sept 29 record with 101 degrees by 1:30 PM and held into 2:30 PM as a heat wave battered the state. Gusts up to 30 mph swept dust from rural areas while a cooler mass was forecast to arrive later tonight.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa
The
Mercury
Manany
Bevan Defeats Attlee In British Labor Vote
Aneurin Bevan, leader of left wing British Socialists, scored a thumping victory in Labour party national executive committee elections. Bevan and five followers captured six of seven seats on the 27 member committee, polling a record 1 142 000 votes. It marked the sixth year in a row Bevan has topped all candidates.
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Margate
England
Aneurin Bevan
United States
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Tee
Bevan
Eisenhower expected to name Warren Chief Justice
President Eisenhower is expected to nominate California Governor Earl Warren as chief justice to take effect after a recess appointment. Warren would replace Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson who died September 1953, with formal nomination to follow when Congress convenes.
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Tice
Warren
Washington
LLP
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
United States
High Administration
Eisen ‘Hower
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vingon
Senate
Congress
Troop Plane Crash Toll Rises to 23
In Louisville, air line stewardess Dorothy Jean Bush of Miami died Tuesday, part of a crash that killed 23 people including two other crew members and 20 Puerto Rican soldiers. Seventeen others were seriously or critically injured as investigators examined the burned wreckage at Standiford Field.
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Standiford Field
Louisville
Puerto Rico
Resort Airlines
Philadelphia
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Knox
Dorothy Jean Bush
Miami
Klonitlay
Civil Aeroiautics Administration
Year-Long Spree Of Crime Pinned To Mother Of Five
Quincy police identified Bonnie Willing a mother of five as the ringleader of a year long burglary spree. She admitted staging ten burglaries with help from a bicycle and an airplane and faced arrest after a sting where detectives recovered loot including fur coats jewelry and cash. Her husband Ed earned money during the period to support the family.
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Quincy
Bonnie “Willing
Willing
Cary
Welch
West Quincy
St. Louis
Policy Shift Moves Fischer From Fort Madison to Anamosa Reform School
Robert Fischer Jr begins an 18 year jail term for the murder of his father Supt Al Fischer of Jewell. New policy by the Board of Control Warden Purcell and Warden Lamson transfers young prisoners from Fort Madison to Anamosa for education vocational guidance and separation from adult inmates. Fischer will be moved within one to two weeks after processing and a guidance interview.
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Fort Madison
Robert Fischer, Jr
Lowaten
Memosa
Fischer
al Fischer
Jewell
Towa State Penitentiary
E. A. Lear
Webster City
Iown Supreme Court
Manchester
Percy Lainson
Board of Control
Ray Purcell
Anamesa
Ana
Lainson
Anamosa
Purcell
Egypt Claims Israel Troops In Truce Area
Cairo dispatch reports Minister Saleh Salem alleging Israeli forces occupied parts of the demilitarized zone on the Egypt Israel frontier. Egypt summoned the army commander to Cairo for consultation and notified the UN Armistice Commission and Egyptian delegation of the aggression.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saleh Salem
Auga
Jin-Eliiel
Joint
Palestine Armistice Commission
United Nations
Salem
Abdel Hakim Amer
Israel
Swedish immigrant Ole Lindquist faces possible deportation
Ole Lindquist, 63, known as the forgotten man after 42 years in a state penitentia ry, now faces deportation after parole. He never became a citizen and may be ineligible to do so, despite a 1352 marriage to Addie Jackson near Oklahoma. Immigration authorities cite deportation rules for aliens with prison records. Mrs. Lindquist seeks help from Gov. Beardsley as federal action proceeds.
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Omatla
Ole Lindquist
Lows State
Stalin
Carrell
Ole
Addie Jackson
Ernst Reuter Dies at 64 West Berlin Mayor
Berlin mourns Ernst Reuter, 64, pro West mayor who led the city through the 327 day Soviet blockade and became a symbol of Western resolve in Berlin. He headed the mayoral government for the U S Britain and France sectors and was a prominent anti communist figure.
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Ernst Reuter
Berlin
Deac
API
West Berlin
Reuter
Germany
U.S
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
Russiana
All-Cry Assembly
East
Iwesk
Fayette Minors Aren't Indicted In County Beer Scandal
West Union. A Fayette County grand jury reported no indictments of minors in connection with its inquiry into beer sales to minors. It found violations in 14 taverns beyond Pine Lodge and Gelwein, push to enforce beer laws. six people indicted for selling to minors.
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Caretts
West Union
Fayette J County
W. H. Santos
Eileen Runidell
Pine Lodge
Fingerprint checks proposed for housewives at grocers
In Chicago at the National Association of Food Chains meeting a small fingerprinting machine was shown as a safety measure. Operators said housewives would register their prints to cash checks, with the prints kept on file to deter forgery.
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Chicago
INS
National Association of Food Chains
No Indication Kidnaping Of Millionaire’s Son Found
Kansas City police and federal agents pursued clues in the abduction of 11 month old Robert C Greenlease Jr. from a taxi ride near Notre Dame de Sion school. Investigators said there was no confirmed ransom motive and released few details as the case drew national attention.
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Charles Nethaway
Kansas City
Robert C. Greenleuse
Notre Dame de Sian
Jan
Robert Cy. Greenlease
Bernard Brannan Isaw
Tarher
Rapperae
Tae
Cadillac
Bobby
Ford
Kansas
Greentease
She Bor
Greenleases
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
FAI
McPartland Enters Public Safety Race In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids business figure and Civil Service veteran McPartland filed for the public safety commissioner nomination. The 65 year old ex Wilson and Company manager and Realtor associate seeks the Oct. 20 ballot spot, must gather 275 signatures by Oct. 6, and faces Ed Procluiski and Jerry Cuhel in a primary.
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Teday Rapids
Civil Service Commission
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Soviet proposes Big Four Germany talk and five power forum
The Soviet Union sent two proposals for international conferences on Germany and broader world tensions. It urged a Big Four foreign ministers meeting and a five power talk including Red China, without fixing dates, locations, or the Austrian independence timetable. Western powers pressed Germany and Austria talks as essential to a world peace settlement.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Germany
Red China
Toe
United States
Briain
France
Lugano
Switszerland
Russia
China
Moscow
Tondan
Washington
Britain
Soveiet Union
Austria
United Nations
India
V. K. Krishna
Mutual Disease Treaty To Be Signed In New York
The United States and South Korea will sign a mutual disease treaty Thursday in New York City, officials announced Tuesday. The pact aims to strengthen health cooperation between the two allies and set guidelines for rapid response to infectious disease threats.
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APL
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Ryan
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Hick
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John Allison
Japan
Attlee
Ray Welch
Lamson
Reuters Social Democratic Socialst Party
Weal
THI
IB. C. McPartland
McParkiand
Town City
Oskaloosa
Biks Club
Comtes
We Daily Record
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Foto Pacisia
Inez Robber
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Stara
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