Polish and Yugoslav Defiance Rise in Eastern Bloc
A World Today analysis notes strong Polish dissidence within the ruling party as up to 90 percent resist the socialization of production and threaten party unity. Tito’s Yugoslavia quietly supports independence as Moscow faces renewed pressure from reformist currents in Poland and allied satellite states.
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I Eral
Jala
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Tit
West Coast Strikes Loom Toward Settlement Amid Truck Tieups
Hope for settlement of West Coast maritime and California oil workers strikes grows as CIO unions meet Shell officials, while New York truck drivers push a larger stoppage. Grocery stores face shortages. newsprint and milk deliveries are cut. longshoremen plan separate talks with employers to keep a united front until an industry-wide deal is reached.
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CIO Oil Workers Union
Shell
California
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New Y
Grovery
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Kagolne
Hill Frames State Rights View Amid National Debates
In Birmingham AP reports Senator Hill defends states rights while noting federal policies on guns labor health and school aid. He argues rights must yield to public welfare and cites federal protections and rules as limits on state action.
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Hill
Yeummnent
Tabor
Surprised Aviator Wins Thompson Race at National Air Races
Anson L. Johnson of Miami Springs Fla earned $16 500 as winner of the Thompson ree as world classic of closed course air racing at Cleveland 80 000 fans watched on the final day. Johnson learned of his victory on the ground after the 100 mile course averaging 303 767 mph. Several top contenders dropped out due to mechanical trouble but Johnson held lead as Brown and others faded. Second and third prize winners collected 8000 and 4500 dollars while a Goodyear top prize of 7000 went to another flyer. The day also featured a new air speed record claim by the Air Force with a three plane course over 3400 miles per hour reported but not officially certified.
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Stich
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Chic
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Question of marketing quotas looms for next cotton crop
Alabama farmers watch Secretary Brannon as the USDA weighs marketing quotas for next year. A decision by November 15 could trigger farmer referendums by December 15. A 107 percent normal supply threshold guides quota action and prices. farmers urged to send written views by September 10.
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APU
Auburn
Als
Alabama
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannon
U. S
PMA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Montgomery
Florida Supreme Court Reopens After Summer Recess
The Florida Supreme Court reconvened in Tallahassee after a month long summer recess. Justices prepared a heavy docket of important cases for the upcoming term.
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Wigh Court
Tallahassee
Florida Supreme Court
Family Likes Jeil but Sheriff Says No
Sheriff Ralph Welker refused to permit Mr and Mrs John Bowen and their son Bob to stay in jail after serving a $10 fine and costs for intoxication. Mrs Bowen said they lived on a $54 monthly pension and could not afford food, wanting to stay behind bars for another week. Long slow cooking is the rule for mature poultry, and simmer.
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Ralph Welker
John Bowen
Bob
Costa
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