CIO Denies Official Status to Melon Worker Strike
The CIO and United Packinghouse Workers said the West San Joaquin Valley walkout of about 1800 workers was not an official strike after a restraining order barred further action. Members may return to work as talks stalled with no progress reported. Local growers claimed harvest activities are resuming, aided by local labor.
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CIO
West San Joaquin Valley
Melon Packinghouse
International
Gilbert Simonson
United Packinghouse Workers
Simonson
Western Growers Association
Los Banos
Firebaugh
Huron
George M. DeWolfe
Special meeting discusses new county kennel measure
About 100 to 150 dog owners attended a Castro Valley meeting sponsored by Alameda County Kennel and Dogs Fanciers association. The discussion focused on the July 12 Alameda County Board of Supervisors urgency measure widening the kennel definition in small unincorporated areas. Attendees sought clearer definitions and broader understanding of the new ordinances while pledging cooperation with the board. The meeting underscored concern over interpretation and application of the ordinances in San Francisco and Alameda County.
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Castro Valley
Tion
San Francisco
Alameda County, Kennel and Dogs Fanciers Association
Castro Valley 1
Alameda
County Board of Supervisors
Lumube
Rita Blaker
Association
Board of Supervisors
Creation of UN Unit on Moon Projects Asked
The American Association for the U.N. proposed a new agency to coordinate space experimentation including satellite launches. It warned that rapid progress toward artificial moons and interplanetary travel could become dangerous. The move followed Washington and Moscow pledges to launch satellites within two years for future moon missions.
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UN Unit
United Nations, N.Y
INS
American Association For the U.N
AAUN
Washington
Moscow
Moon
Final Hearing On Medical Funds Today
Final hearings were under way by applicants seeking part of 10.8 million dollars in state and federal funds for California. The hearings, led by the State Department of Health Advisory council, were to conclude after reviewing about 40 requests. Southern California hospitals sought over 1 million dollars, including 829,408 by City of Hope for Duarte Medical Center expansion. J Wallace Sterling of Stanford appeared seeking aid for a 4.973 million teaching hospital and rehabilitation center at Palo Alto, including a 200 bed general hospital. The board indicated some allocations may be granted today.
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Los Angeles
California
J. Wallace Sterling
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Stanford
General Hospital
Blind Grand Island senior plans law at Creighton University
Leonard J. Suchanek, a blind high school senior from Grand Island who swam, wrestled, and ran track, graduates sixth in the class. He plans to study law at Creighton University in Omaha, aided by tape-recorded books read aloud by friends.
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Grand Island
Neb
al Blind
Leonard
Suchanek
Creighton University
Omaha
Tyo
Walkout Favored at Allis Chalmers Plant Vote
Workers at Allis Chalmers West Allis plant voted unanimously to strike if new contract talks fail. About 4,000 employees left their jobs to back the walkout amid tense negotiations and a rally led by an attorney general spokesman. The testimony touched on anti trust cases involving Pan American Airlines and W R Grace, and questioned influence by a White House aide. The hearing also covered the disqualification request of Sullivan and Cromwell from a $100 million oil company case and the scope of dollar aid and advisory committees under Justice standards.
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Milwaukee
Ins
Allis Chalmers
Washington i
Stanley N
West Allis
Barnes
Sherman Adams
Pan-American Airlines
W. R. Grace and Company
Bult Bares
House Judiciary
Adams
Subcommittee
Charles F
Willis, Jr
White House
The
W. R. Grace &, Company
Justice Department
New York
Sullivan and Cromwell
John Foster Dulles
Subecommitee
Intrerior
Toten Hion
Franz von Schilling
New Look for Jail Red Tape Blockade Flag Measure Inked
In Washington President Eisenhower signed into law a bill reported by Rep Albert W Cretelia to allow wider use of government aid for veterans burial rites and to address jail security with reinforced glass windows and storeroom renovations.
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Los Angeles
Crs
Washington
President
Eisenhower
Albert W. Cretelia
R. Conn
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