Parker Named National Assn of Cola President Designate
Parker 65, former Kimberly Clarke chairman, elected NAM president designate for 1957. Swigert of Portland named national vice president. Article notes Parker's Wisconsin roots, legal work, and civic roles. details past mob-linked figures and shootings in gangland context.
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New York
National Assn
Cola G. Parker
Kim Neenah
Wis
the Co
Portland
Ore
Parker
Kimberly-Clark
Monroe
Amer
Wisconsin
Ated
Kimberly Clark
Menasha
Neenah
Lawrence College
Appleton
Eisenhower
Swigert
Hyster Co
NAM
Association
Ike Still Can Be President
Gettysburg College chairman says the presidency is vacant and would be Eisenhower’s if he wants it. The liberal arts school with about 1100 students is near the President’s home.
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New York
Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
John Rice
Dulles Defends Massive Retaliation Policy in Chicago
Secretary of State Dulles spoke at an Illinois Manufacturers Association dinner reaffirming a policy of collective security backed by an arsenal of retaliation. He emphasized the need to tailor responses to each case and use local defense forces, warning against overreliance on atomic arms.
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Chicago
Russia
Assa
Dulles
Truman
United States
Dufles
Beginnings Of New Farm Program Hammered Out
President Eisenhower and his aides drafted elements of a new farm program during a Camp David Cabinet meeting. The session included Benson and Morse with McCann, while weather and travel limited some officials. Discussions touched on surplus disposal, soil conservation, and incentive measures amid debate over a planned and subsidized economy.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Camp David
Gettysburg
Agriculture Benson
True D. Morse
Kevin McCann
Summerfield
Presidential Lodge
Laurel Lodge
White House
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
Catoctin Mountains
Here
National Security Council
Washington
Nixon
Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
Havwaii
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
United Nations
Chicago
Department
Hickenlooper
Arthur Summerfield
Wake Forest leader pledges full cooperation in probe
Wake Forest College President Harold W. Tribble says he will cooperate fully with a nine member trustees committee investigating the overall situation at the college amid rumors of low faculty morale and alumni discontent. The move accompanies a campus relocation to Winston-Salem next spring and a change in trustees leadership.
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Wake Forest, N.C
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Basil M Watkins
Durham
Andrew J. Hutchins
Canton
Wake Forest
Tribble
Winston-Salem
Appr Hutchins
Watkins
Mull
Shelby
Wakins
Dr. Tribble
Three British Labor rivals enter leadership race
Three bitter rivals Hugh Gaitskell Herbert Morrison and Aneurin Bevan formally entered the race to lead Britain's Labour Party with the winner becoming a potential prime minister and opposition head to Eden. Attlee has stepped down and the winner will be announced next Wednesday.
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London
Hugh Gotekell
Herbert Morrison
Aneurin Bevan
Jeader
Britain
Labor Party
Eden
House of Commons
Labor
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Gaitskell
Morrison
AFL-CIO Plans Massive Drive to Add Members
New York AFL-CIO leaders George Meany and Walter Reuther unveiled a bold organizing push to recruit millions of new members within two years of the merged union's convention. They targeted chemical, textile, wood, office, and building trades as early priorities, aiming to convert nonunion workers into active union members and boost wages and purchasing power.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
AFL
Aflcio
Walter Reuther
CIO
Reuther
Indus
Meany
Veter
America
NAM
Gen
Eens
Sligh
Ilo
Delays in Ike Decision Plague GOP Hopefuls
The possibility of a delayed decision by President Eisenhower could sideline GOP hopefuls for weeks. Senate Leader Knowland and others weigh how a late signal would affect primaries in Illinois New Hampshire and California before the Aug convention.
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Washington
Ya Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Ilinois
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
East German Border Shift Sets New Guard Roles
East Germany says its frontier police will guard zonal borders with courtesy while resisting interference with sovereignty. The changeover, done nine days ago, differentiates zonal border duties from the Berlin Western sector boundary handled by the regular police. Soviet Union granted full sovereign rights to police borders on Sept. 20 though traffic to the West remains under four power open access.
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Berlin
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Communist People's Police
Soviet Union
West
Japan Seeks Quota System for Cotton Exports to U S
Japanese officials seek a quota based export system for cotton goods with a potential lifting of the U S ban on orders starting January 1. The ban, in place since November 24, aims to curb U S market floods and study quotas. Per Hase of the Japan Cotton Ex Export Assn traders expect limited access based on prior shipments.
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Ne Bros
Uni
United States
Japan
U.S
Minoru Hase
Cotte Cenk Ex Assn
Hase
Nihon Keizai
Arera
Vote pressed on four power arms plan
United Nations pressed for a vote on a four power arms plan to unify disarmament efforts. The draft from United States Britain France and Canada seeks limits on forces and a ban on nuclear weapons with ground inspection as part of a broader disarmament framework. Soviet officials argued the plan does not cover overall arms reductions and taxes for military needs and urged a broader system rather than a substitute for a comprehensive accord.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N
United
France
Canada
Britain
Geggrees
Eisenhower
Preymnier Bulganin
tSan
Geneva
V. V. Kuse
Venetsov
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