Mediator May Quit Westinghouse Talks
A Pittsburgh union official said the Federal Mediation Service may withdraw from the 118 day Westinghouse Electric Corp strike negotiations. Progress was not reported after another day of talks. Westinghouse pushes a five year deal with a minimum 23 4 cent hourly raise while the union seeks a different arrangement.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Federal Mediation Service
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Joseph Finegan
Mediation Service
TUE
Iam
General Electric Co
Area Minister Seeks $320,000 Loss Denied by Court
Philadelphia based case reports Reverend Louis Sherwin failed to prove a trust or agency created with Harry J. Crawford and Citizens Banking Co. in Oil City. Third Circuit upheld Pittsburgh district court dismissal, ruling no ownership or trust existed for the 1929 stock losses. He sought $320,000, claiming mismanagement in the stock market crash era.
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Philadelphia
Harry J. Crawford
Emlenton
Third
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert F. Goodrich
Louis W. Sherwin
Oil City
Inte Crawford
Goodrich
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
Crawford
Sherwin
Rev. Sherwin
Citizens Banking Company
Harry J
Heard
Senate Farm Bill Rebuff To President Continues
Senate committee backs Eisenhower soil bank proposal to pay farmers to plant less than allotments with government surplus absorption. Authorized 50 million for soil bank and 350 million for a conservation reserve for 4 to 15 years. Includes barley, suu cured, and some cigar filler tobacco growers.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Benson
Farm support plan tightens price supports and parity rules
The measure reverses last Saturday’s action to raise minimum support to eighty percent of parity for milk butter and cheese. House action already approved similar provisions. Corn restrictions for soil bank eligibility now apply to price supports though not mandatory for corn. A separate 260 million dollar authorisation remains to bolster beef and other farm programs.
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Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Town
Sen
Humphrey
Ellender
Cotton support tweak sparks Senate bill battle
A provision shifts cotton support to average staple length not 4 inch middling. Opponents warn output could drop about 3 cents per pound. The bill aims to export surplus cotton at world prices while cutting domestic sale provisions. Final House passage sent to Senate 12 to 3 with Anderson Williams Schoeppel voting no. Ellender warned others may oppose sections on the Senate floor.
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Senate
Anderson
D-Nm
Williams Cr-Del
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Ellender
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