Labor Hearings Resume On Alleged Labor Terrorism In Tennessee
The hearings reopen inviting Chattanooga Criminal Court Judge Raulston Schoolfield to hear testimony. Chief counsel Robert F. Kennedy said Witnesses include Glenn W. Smith of Joint Council 87. The panel notes past acquittals and disputed indictments in the 1952 1953 cases.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Kennedy
Glenn W. Smith
Teamsters Union
Joint Council 87
Kentucky
Teamsters
Schoolfield
McClellan
Smith
Tennessee Supreme Court
Facing Facts London reporter questions NATO figures
A BBC roving reporter stopped a woman on a London street last night and asked her who is at the NATO gathering. The exchange appeared in coverage detailing the alliance’s current leadership and participants.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
NATO
Statue Of Billy Mitchell Unveiled At Smithsonian
A bronze statue of Billy Mitchell in World War I flying gear is unveiled at the Smithsonian Aeronautics Hall. Mitchell, once court-martialed by the Army Air Service, is honored as his legacy in air warfare is reassessed, with his son William presenting the piece.
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Washington
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Col. Mitchell
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Smithsonian Institution
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George H. Stephenson
Philadelphia
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Air Force Review Board
Air Force
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Orville Wright
U.S
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St. Mihiel Salient
Congress
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Texas
War and Navy Departments
Coolidge
Money Raised To Fight Phone Rate Increase
Clinton Mayor Robert Powell says ten thousand dollars will be raised to oppose a proposed rate hike by the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. Citizens from 41 towns will contribute 20 cents per phone to fund the battle before the State Utilities Commission.
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Clinton, N.C
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co
Clinton
Robert Powell
State Utilities Commission
Judge Lin Pah Hangs Self in Formosa Note Cites Wrong Verdict
In Taipei Formosa Supreme Court Judge Lin Pah aged 60 hanged himself last night leaving a suicide note blaming a past erroneous ruling. He did not specify which verdict troubled him.
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Taipei
Formosa
Supreme Court
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No snake species is slimy despite popular belief
A common misconception assigns slime to all snakes. Experts note that snake skin is dry and smooth, with no slime coating. This understanding clarifies public beliefs about reptile textures.
Alabama Referendum Seeks to Abolish Macon County
White voters urged to defeat a referendum that would abolish Macon County by absorbing it into neighboring counties. Officials cite fears of increased Negro political influence after civil rights laws. Tuskegee Institute sits in Macon County as turnout is expected light in an off year election.
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Tuskegee
Tuskegee Institute
Sam Engelhardt
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