NYC Hospital Strike Clashes With Police On Fifth Avenue
About 100 protestors clashed with 50 police during a strike by nonprofessional workers at seven New York City hospitals led by the Retail Drug Employee Union. Police used nightsticks. several were detained on felonious assault and disorderly conduct charges as the march from New York Medical College disrupted traffic near Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital.
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Academy of Medicine
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Hendrick Hall
Edward Burns
Retail Drug Employee
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Mount Sinai
Lenox Hill
Beth Israel
Beth David
Bronx
Brooklyn
Doctors urged to help fight inflation at AMA convention
President Eisenhower urged America's doctors to charge reasonable fees to curb inflation and warned against government taking over medical care. He stressed a balanced federal budget and a sound dollar as essential to economic health, and cautioned against relying on government for medical aid. In Washington, George M. Johnson was sworn in as a Civil Rights Commission member.
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Eisenhower
America
American Medical Assn
Convention Hall
Washington
George M. Johnson
Howard University
Federal Civil Rights Commission
First Missile Sub Launched Near Groton
The nations first ballistic missile submarine slid into the Thames River after a 40 minute ceremony. The nuclear powered craft named George Washington is the lead in a series designed to launch Polaris missiles from underwater or on the surface with deployment expected in 1960.
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Groton
Elvis Presley Leaves Army Hospital in Good Health
Elvis Presley was discharged from an Army hospital in Frankfurt Germany after a week of treatment for inflamed tonsils and a throat infection. Doctors reported his tonsils remained intact and he left in stable condition.
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Presley
Ice Thieves Nabbed After Chilly Heist
In Detroit a 16-year-old climbed an outdoor ice dispenser and slipped away with a 10 pound bag of ice after four trips. A second 16-year-old acted as lookout before officers arrested both. they were handed to parents.
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Detroit
Adenauer May Face Crisis On Staying as Chancellor
A Pennsylvania man died in a two car crash on Route 15 about 2.5 miles north of the state line in Steuben County. Robert M. Smith 26 Wellsboro was killed. George Glover 25 Lawrenceville and Alan King 20 Tioga Pa. were injured and rushed to Corning Hospital. Investigators include Dr Wayne C. Templer Steuben County coroner and Trooper B H Marro.
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Corning
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Steuben County
Robert M. Smith
Nichols St
Wellsboro
George “Pete” Glover
Lawrenceville
Alan King
Tioga
Smith
Rt. 15
Corning Ambulance Service
Wayne C. Templer
B. H. Marro
Painted Post State Police
Secret Meeting Shapes U S Air Defense Master Plan
In Washington a one hour twenty minute session between President Eisenhower and top Pentagon officials focused on a comprehensive master plan for U S air defenses aimed at settling interservice missile feuds. Deputy Defense Secretary Gates confirmed discussion of the plan as reporters questioned the secrecy surrounding the gathering.
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Eisenhower
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
United States
Secretary of Defense
Thomas Gates
Neil McElroy
Gates
Senate clash over Eisenhower bond plan and debt limit
In Washington the Senate argued over President Eisenhower proposals to raise government bond interest rates and to lift the federal debt ceiling. Senator Prescott Bush accused Democrats of budget breaking spending, while Lyndon B. Johnson defended Congress and mocked Republican tactics as bankers oppose the plan.
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Eisenhower
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
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Bush
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Inside the Tiser Bridge 10 Sports 7-9 Comics 10
Newspaper page index listing sections and page numbers for sports comics television deaths theaters editorial women markets news radio with section tags and page coordinates. It outlines content areas and where to find features across the issue.
Mitchell Raps Court Backs Haggling in Steel Talks
President Eisenhower's labor adviser urged steel negotiators to end public haggling and focus on a strikeless pact by June 30. Secretary James P. Mitchell deplored public exchanges as talks lag. U.S. Steel's R Conrad Cooper noted the union had not stated its contract proposals. David J. McDonald called a 435 member committee meeting in New York to resume bargaining.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
New York
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
State Dept. Passports Upheld In Travel Denial Case
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the State Department may deny passports to Americans traveling to suspect areas such as Red China. Chief Judge E Barrett Pretty man said restricting travel protects international stability. The decision upholds a district court ruling denying renewal to William Worthy Jr of Baltimore and may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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State Department
China
U.S. Court of Appeals
E. Barrett Prettyman
William Worthy Jr
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Paris Ready to Boycott Firms Over Algerian Rebels
Paris announces a boycott on foreign companies doing business with Algerian nationalist rebels. Foreign Ministry spokesman told reporters at a news conference Tuesday.
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France
Foreign Ministry
De Gaulle’s nuclear demand shakes NATO talks in Geneva
Western leaders confront Charles de Gaulle’s insistence on French control of nuclear weapons. Macmillan and others study the rupture at Geneva with Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville. Possible transfer of nine US squadrons from France sparks concern and calls for careful negotiations.
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NATO
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
Macmillan
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Italy
West Germany
Britain
U.S
George A. Brown
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Atomic Club
End 55 Day Strike at Goodrich Ends in Akron
The 55 day United Rubber workers strike against B F Goodrich Co ended Tuesday in Akron Ohio. About 6500 of Goodrich 14000 workers are at local plants and maintenance crews were summoned soon after an agreement in Canton. Production should start early next week in most departments. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co remains strikebound in Cleveland negotiating for 18000 workers across eight cities.
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United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Canton
Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
URW
Cleveland
Erhard challenges Adenauer as West Germany political crisis widens
West Germany’s vice chancellor and economics minister Erhard publicly challenged Chancellor Adenauer’s plan to remain in power. He warned he would press the issue within the Christian Democrats, potentially forcing Adenauer’s ouster or resigning as finance minister and vice chancellor.
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
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Adenauer
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Duesseldorf
United States
Christian ‘Democratic Party
London
Christian Democratic
Christian Democrats
Franz Etzel
Roosevelt Acquitted In Drunken Driving Trial
In Phoenix a jury of nine men and three women acquitted Elliott Roosevelt after a half hour of deliberation on a drunken driving charge.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Elliott Roosevelt
West Hopes Khrush Will Intervene
Western foreign ministers voiced pessimism over Geneva talks as Berlin deadlock risks collapse. They urged Khrushchev to intervene and soften Berlin positions, while Gromyko may be stalling and blame shifting. Ulbricht and Grotewohl met Khrushchev in Moscow amid reports the conference could end next week.
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Andrew H. Berding
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
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Kremlin
Walter Ulbricht
Otto Grotewohl
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Herter
Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Gromyko
Senate Confirms Dillon Appointment
The Senate confirmed C. Douglas Dillon as No. 2 at the State Department by voice vote after a 95 minute Senate attack led by Senator Russell B. Long who accused Dillon of helping foreign aid policy serve international Wall Street interests.
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Senate
C. Douglas Dillon
State Department
Russell B. Long
D-La
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Dillon
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Apalachin Visitor Rao Questions Fifth Amendment Claim
Vincent Rao a 60 year old Harlem power figure told New York State investigators he attended the 1957 Apalachin underworld convention by coincidence. Rao disputed police estimates of 60 or more attendees, saying he saw 25 or fewer, and described his visit and subsequent detention in detail.
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