Slaying of U S Agent Stymies Army In Tokyo Bay
In Tokyo Bay the body of M/Sergeant Emmett E. Dugan, an Army intelligence agent, was found on March 12. Pathological tests could not determine cause of death due to decomposition. Lungs were not waterlogged, no natural death, no injuries, no poison. Dugan vanished February 4 amid foul play rumors. He spoke fluent Chinese and had many Chinese contacts, prompting police to consider possible Communist involvement.
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Meany Presses Business Groups for Safer Workplaces
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged the U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers to sponsor industrial safety legislation. Speaking at Eisenhower’s occupational safety conference, he warned unsafe conditions still kill and injure workers and called for a five point program including an accident prevention bureau, safety standards, flexible codes, off job programs, and federal control over atomic energy hazards.
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