Senate Passes Labor Proposal
Washington AP report notes the Senate approved a broad labor bill after five days of debate, aiming to curb union abuses and increase worker control. It imposes detailed financial reporting, secret union elections, and new penalties while stripping a Taft-Hartley affidavit provision. one Republican, Malone, voted no. The measure now goes to the House, with hearings ongoing and uncertain prospects.
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Economist Sees Rapid Recovery From U S Slump
Washington AP economist Arthur J. Burns, former adviser to President Eisenhower, forecast a vigorous and rapid upturn in the economy in a Newsweek interview. He warned a fall recovery could be needed and noted broad seasonal gains, with production near last summer’s peak but full employment distant.
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Beat Growers Urge Continuation Of 1959 Growing Formula
Representatives of sugar beet growers from 28 states urged the U S Agriculture Department to continue the 1959 planting restrictions using the existing formula. A resolution calling for continued farm acreage allotments was approved at a Denver meeting attended by 99 industry members and federal officials. Lawrence Myers, director of the Agriculture Department's Sugar Division, presided.
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Twelve Mexican Workers Killed in Truck Fire Near Soledad
AP report from Soledad California describes a truck carrying about 24 farm workers catching fire. Twelve men died and eight were hospitalized as survivors and rescuers struggled to free victims through a rear entrance. Authorities offered no immediate cause for the blaze.
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Girl Is Saved From Drowning In South Platte River
Mrs Helen Carrieillo, 19, formerly Gonzales, nearly drowned while swimming near the Latham Ditch headgate in La Salle. Dileh rider Charles Wakeman pulled her from the water. Firefighter Bob Hergert said resuscitation with oxygen took about 16 minutes. Epilepsy noted as possible cause. machine saved by recuscitator may have saved her life. Copper price rose 14 cents to 287 cents per pound, matching Anaconda's move.
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Lawmakers clash over golden gimmick and tax schemes
In a heated House session Rep. Mackie defends funds while Rep. Vanderhoof labels Golden Gimmick No. 1 a failure and predicts No. 2 will fall flat. Debate centers on transfers from special funds and self employed tax rules, with a final vote due Wednesday.
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Law measures advance as funds moved and session costs approved
Two bills pass with little contention while a transfer of 740000 dollars from an abused oil and gas tax refund account to the general fund and a 20000 dollar appropriation for the special legislative session receive approval. Grasshopper control dominates the house hearing as unemployment compensation changes face Senate scrutiny. Sen. Sam T. Taylor pushes for civil service reform despite opposition and a potential committee vote next. Tuesday afternoon saw business groups opposing unemployment changes during Industrial Affairs hearings.
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Golden Woman Run over By Her Former Husband
Mrs. Minnette Gulman Vining, 40, suffered leg injuries when struck by a car driven by her former husband Sheriff Art Wermuth said Tuesday. Mrs. Vining was hospitalized at Colorado General in Denver in guarded condition. Gilbert Vining, 43, was jailed for investigation. The couple had been divorced, remarried, then divorced again.
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Pest Plagued Farmers Battle Hopper Invasion
In eastern Colorado farmers deploy two to three inch banding traps and spray fields as swarms of hoppers attack alfalfa. Nearly 190 planes conduct frequent air sprays across affected counties expanding from 21 to 28 counties and threatening Denver. Colorado officials seek 12 million dollars for total countywide spraying.
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Postmaster Nomination for Boone Colorado
The White House announced President Eisenhower sent to the Senate the nomination of Helen J. Horsman to be postmaster at Boone Colorado.
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Eisenhower
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Booné, Colo
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