Eisenhower decries racketeers in TV radio appeal
President Eisenhower delivers a nationwide appeal on radio and television urging labor reform legislation. He criticizes blackmail picketing boycotts and similar acts, pushing for a House-passed milder measure and a Senate bill backed by Udall Kennedy and Landrum Griffin. He warns Congress to act to avoid a partisan stalemate.
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Six Negroes Enroll At Memphis State In Historic Move
Memphis State University admitted six Negro students for the term, marking the first time since a prior administration’s pledge that qualified Black students would be accepted at the formerly all white state school. The action follows President Jack Smith’s earlier statement on reopening admissions to Negroes.
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Lafayettes National Bank Miscounts Promotion Cost
Lafayettes National Bank officials budgeting a 58 promotion stunt found they wasted 2808 dollars after selling 800 silver dollars at 89 cents each. The coins have a mint condition value of 4.50 each for collectors, officials reported.
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Births Decline Across California by Five Thousand
SACRAMENTO UPI The State Department of Finance estimates there were 725000 births in California, about 5000 fewer than last year, reflecting a slip in birth totals from the prior year.
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Shipbuilding differential law defended before Congress
Washington lawmakers heard Western representatives defend a six percent shipbuilding differential as essential to national defense. Critics from the East and Gulf Coast argued the policy favors Pacific yards, while proponents said it aids Western competition and addresses labor and supply constraints.
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Palace Guards Face Tourists At Buckingham Palace
London reporters note guards at Buckingham Palace endure taunts from crowds as tourists photograph their routine. Calls rise for tougher protection or fencing to shield the bluecoats from pushing and jeering, following an incident where a guard kicked an American woman. Police were deployed to maintain order during the visitor rush.
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Actress Jill St John to wed heiress son Lance Reventlow
Hollywood report states 18 year old actress Jill St John will marry Lance Reventlow 22 son of Barbara Hut ton Mutton heiress. Reventlow inherits 25 million and is expected to advance to a multistate fortune. The couple met at a Hollywood party and plan a simple wedding with Miss St John ruling out a large ceremony.
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Salvador Coffee Drives El Salvador Export Revenue
Coffeé exports from El Salvador account for about half of the country's revenue, bolstering the economy as global demand sustains the key commodity.
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Norway Tankers Fleet Grows 12.5 Percent in year
OSLO Norway reports the Norwegian tanker fleet expanded by 12.5 percent last year and at the start of 930 contained 511 ships with an aggregate tonnage of 4 10 press tons.
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Demos Seek Deadline On Steel Strike End
Thirty Democrats signed as co sponsors of a Senate resolution urging President Eisenhower to set a deadline for a voluntary steel strike settlement and to establish a fact finding board if not met. Senator Stuart Symington led the effort as it prepared for Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee review. Negotiations continued fifth day with both sides holding firm, while industry and union ads debated costs and profits amid the steel strike.
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