White House Protects Secrecy Orders Amid Editorial Critique
Des Moines Register editor Frank Eyerly and Tampa Tribune editor W M Newton Jr. criticized secrecy orders tied to national defense. Morgan replied Eisenhower sees some facts withheld but claims wartime info remains under protection and improved disclosure may follow.
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Des Moines Register and Tribune
W. M. Newton Jr
Tampa Tribune
Morgan
Eisenhower
Elee
Truman
Neaken
White House
Newton
Ney
Morgen
Reasons For Canceling Union Vote Disputed
In Rossville Georgia Peerless Woolen Mills and the Textile Workers Union dispute the cancellation of a union election. Peerless chairman J L Hutcheson Jr says the union backed out fearing defeat while TWUA organizer Herbert Williams alleges the company added workers after a petition and used private talks and racial fear to influence the vote.
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Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
Peerless Woolen Mills
Rossville
Company of Peerless
National Labor Relations Board
Peerless
J. L. Hutcheson Jr
TWUA
Herbert Williams
Charlotte
Williams
Small Tornado Strikes Nashville Causes Injuries and Damage
A small tornado swept Nashville causing four injuries and damage to about two dozen buildings. Uprooted trees shattered windows and ripped shingles as rain totals reached three quarters of an inch. At Sewart Air Force Base nearby airmen redeployed 66 transport planes valued about 40 million dollars to safer bases in the region.
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Weather Bureau
West
Tennessee
Halls Grammar School
Sewart Air Force Base
Pope Air Force Base
N.C
Florida
Fiji Islands Population and Settlement Count
The Fiji Islands in the South Pacific number about 320 in total and 106 are inhabited. This contrasts a large number of small islets with a sizable inhabited portion, reflecting limited human settlement across the archipelago.
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South Pacific
Priority On Teacher Pay Raises To Be Requested
In Raleigh the Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee eyed placing teacher pay raises as the top budget priority for the next two fiscal years. Sen Luther Hamilton urged deciding the teacher pay issue first, arguing it dominates public concern and shapes other budget matters. The session also reviewed budgets for the General Assembly and State Supreme Court, with Superintendent Carroll and others backing a driver training program funded by a $1 vehicle plate tax expected to raise about $1.6 million.
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Senate
Joint Committee
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General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
House Roads Committee
Civic and Motor Clubs
Motor Vehicles
Ed Scheidt
Charles E. Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Local Government Commission
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