Congress May Reconvene If Lebanon Crisis Worsens
Congress discussions focus on an emergency session and a joint resolution that would allow leaders in both chambers to recall lawmakers. President Eisenhower announced Marines were sent to Lebanon to protect 2,500 Americans, with 5,000 initially deployed and a withdrawal planned as conditions permit. Support and opposition split largely along party lines, but all agree on backing the action.
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Jack Bell Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Lisehower Nimsai
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Bridges
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bellflower High School implements dress and conduct code
The Bellflower school board adopts a three level Code of behavior for students. Unacceptable offenses include beards and slacks, while serious acts cover truancy and defiance, and extreme acts include weapons and arson. Citations, suspension, or expulsion may follow. Dr Norman Wampler defends the policy.
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Bellflower
Calif
Los Angeles
Norman Wampler
Debate on Trade Bill Opens in Senate Today
The Senate begins floor debate on a reciprocal trade extension with changes the administration opposes. The House passed a five year extension meeting Eisenhower's wishes while expanding tariff powers, but the Finance Committee added four edits to curb presidential control in Tariff Commission escape clause cases. The outcome hinges on preserving or undoing these provisions.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Finance Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
William F. Knowland
Calif
Byrd
Tariff Commission
Congress
Senate Committee
Commission
Auto Workers Press Pension Demands in Ford Talks
Detroit AP report says United Auto Workers press pension improvements in all day talks with Ford. Ken Bannon notes COLA for retirees and changes to push retirement at 60. Union seeks voice in Ford, Seneces Toelone and Chrysler pension investments totaling nearly a billion dollars. No wage settlement progress reported and no sessions scheduled today.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ken Bannon
Ford
Bannon
Chrysler
Blood Taken From Dead By Reds
Dr. Edgar F. Berman reports Soviet hospitals used blood drawn from the newly dead for transfusions. In Moscow one hospital handled about 2000 pints last year with five observed operations. Clotted blood liquefies within two hours, is collected, tested for five days, typed and stored for use.
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Edgar F. Berman
Baltimore
Moscow
Berman
Stop That Itch In 15 Minutes
An ointment claim promises itch relief within 15 minutes with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT available at Gedi's Drug Store for quick healing and emphasizes a 48¢ price and drugstore availability.
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Gedi
Foreign Cars Gain in U S Sales in 1958
AP Automotive writer notes rising U S demand for foreign built cars through mid 1958 with over 160000 units sold in the first half and a projected full year around 325000. Volks Wagen Renault and English Ford accounted for about half of sales while most are small low priced models.
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David J. Wilkie
AP Automotive Winter
Detroit
United States
Volkswagen
Renault
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
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