Johnson Says President Jumping Gun in 1988 Campaign
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson accuses President Eisenhower’s advisers of jumping the gun on 1988 campaigning by attacking the Democratic Congress. Eisenhower says he is disappointed Congress passed little, and a split view on the record emerges with Republicans and Democrats blamed for the lack of progress.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Auto Makers Silent on Reuther Plan to Curb Inflation
The big three keep mum on replies to Walter Reuther’s plan to cut prices on 1958 cars this fall in exchange for a softer UAW stance next year. Industry leaders view the proposal as a propaganda move while warning price tags will rise due to labor and material costs and the heavy 1958 model investments.
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Detroit
P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Salt and faith flavor daily life in timeless reflection
The passage notes salt as a foundational seasoning in recipes and extends the idea to religious influence shaping daily life. It argues spiritual presence or absence colors work, sleep, travel, and commerce, guiding actions and offering a satisfying life through belief.
Brewster Sentenced to One Year in Jail
Frank W Brewster Western boss of the Teamsters Union was sentenced by Judge John Sirica to one year in jail and fined 1000 dollars for contempt of Congress. Brewster was allowed to remain free on bond pending appeal as he challenged the subcommittee's authority.
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Frank W Brewster
Teamsters Union
Congress
U.S. Dist
John Sirica
Brewster
Sirica
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Courts
Congressional Investigation Committees
Kim
Recess In Arms Talks Expected
Washington reports that London disarmament talks are likely to recess in about two weeks without an end to the East West arms race. The White House disclosed a conditional two year suspension of tests, tying any halt to a broader pact ending fissionable material production and installing inspections.
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U.S
London
Sordante
Ganaibedee
White House
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
State Department
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
U S Newsmen May Be Allowed Into China
The Eisenhower administration plans to announce a six month trial allowing about 20 American newsmen to work in Red China. Dulles studied agency requests and a survey of outlets, with AP, UPI, INS, CBS, NBC, MBS, NYT, NY Herald Tribune, Chicago Tribune and others on a list for permanent postings. A separate list covered temporary correspondents. If the trial succeeds, more reporters could be granted access.
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Eisenhower
Red China
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Red
China Mainland
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New York Herald Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Daily iNews
Christian Science Monitor
Time Magazine
Rayburn Says Democrats Will Consider Rights Compromise
Speaker Rayburn said House Democrats will seriously consider a GOP compromise on the stalled civil rights bill or another proposal. He noted no commitment to accept any version and warned discussions must run their course, as Republican leaders may revise the plan to win Democratic backing.
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Washington
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Toto
Syria Reaffirms Neutralism Against Pro Soviet claims
Damascus officials deny President Eisenhower's assertion that Syria moves toward the Soviet bloc. Salah Tarazi says Syria maintains positive neutralism and nonalignment, denies censorship and notes press censorship ended last April in Damascus and a month ago elsewhere.
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Syria
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Eisenhower
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2-Year-Old Taken Unhurt From Hole
A 2-year-old boy named Kimdale Smith fell into a 17 foot well test hole near BIG RIVER Sask after his sister saw him disappear into the opening. About 100 volunteers dug a tunnel and rescued him five hours later. He was unharmed aside from cheerfulness at the hospital.
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Sask
Kimdale Smith
Kim
Beverly
Canada
Joe Louis denies paid appearance at Hoffa bribery trial
Senator McClellan says a report claimed Joe Louis was paid 2500 dollars to sit for two hours at the James R. Hoffa bribery trial in Chicago. Louis denies the payment, noting he would have preferred the money, Hoffa is acquitted, and the jury disputes any racial influence.
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Washington
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D-Ark
James R. Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters Union
Chicago
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Hoffa
McClellan
Arkansas
Teamsters
New York
Johnny Dio
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Dio
Transplant Attempt for Missouri Girl by Identical Twin
A 14 year old girl from De Soto Missouri is flown to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for a kidney transplant from her identical twin Doris. The procedure follows earlier twin kidney transplants at Harvard affiliates and involves two families and a military airlift.
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Missouri
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Peter Bent Brigham - Harvard
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Doris
Victor Huskey
de Soto
St. Louis
Huskey
Leon Masden
Shepherdsville
Harvard Medical School
Leon
Leonard
Dolores
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Washington
Eleventh Straight Increase Pushes CPI to New Peak
The July cost of living rose 1.1 percent marking the eleventh straight monthly gain. Food prices up 1 percent pushed the consumer price index to 120.8 percent of the 1947-49 average. About 1.3 million workers will receive 1 to 6 cent wage hikes, mostly 3 cents, under escalator clauses.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robbery at Oak City Bank in Tarboro NC
A bandit about 25 and white robbed Oak City Bank at noon taking between 3000 and 5000 dollars. The teller Mrs Blonzie Hyman and janitor William Parker were tied and gagged. the thief fled in a car toward Scotland Neck, no vault entry. FBI arrival expected for exact accounting.
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N.C
Oak City
Blonzie Hyman
William R. Parker
North Carolina
Scotland Neck
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Child Lodged Between Two Buildings in Providence
Eileen Fahey, age 3 2, spent the night wedged in a crack between a garage and a barbershop in Fox Point. A crowd cheered as workmen freed her at 10 40 am after neighbor Gerald des Roches spotted her from a nearby building. Police say she was missing since yesterday afternoon and she revived after being told she was found.
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Gerald Des Roches
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New Haven
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