Seek Orderly Negotiation as Hosiery Strike Widens
Mill owners urge boarders to return to work to permit wage talks and avoid plant closures. W. E. Mitchell of Melrose Hosiery Mills says negotiations cannot proceed while workers are out. The strike, led by United Textile Workers Local 65, began Monday at Melrose Mills and spread to nine plants in High Point. Union officials take no public action yet while meetings continue.
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W. E. Mitchell
Melrose Hosiery Mills
High Point
United Textile Workers of America
Labor
Black Snow For Geneva
Geneva residents report a recurring black snowfall disrupting clothes drying and sunbathing near the Rhone Hotel during the Indochina conference. The origin traced to a hotel chimney. security personnel collected discarded papers in burn bags from U S delegation offices.
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Geneva
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S
Peaceful hearing follows clash over segregation ban
In a closed Education Committee session, Rep Bailey of West Virginia and Rep Powell of New York traded blows over an antisegregation ban within a federal school construction bill. Powell vowed to pursue the amendment on the floor, while Bailey denied the incident. The panel proceeded toward final approval of a four year, 1.6 billion dollar construction program amid tense mood and uncertainty about a rules committee action.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Bailey
D-Wva
Rep
Powell
DNY
Bailey-Powell
U.S. Supreme Court
Rules Committee
Charles Barden
D-Nc
$1 Minimum Wage Nears Reality
Congress moves toward a final vote on a federally mandated $1-an-hour minimum wage for interstate commerce workers. The House approved the higher wage and sent the bill to conference with the Senate to settle the effective date, amid debate over inflation risks and vetoes.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Halleck
R-Ind
McCormack
Massachusetts
New Lockheed Hercules 130 Damberg Transport Plane
The Air Force unveiled the Lockheed Hercules 130 a medium transport that weighs about 50 tons loaded and carries 40 000 pounds. It reaches 250 mph takeoff and 30 degree climb with 15 000 hp engines and can bank 40 to 60 degrees. It can land and take off from unprepared fields and has a 3000 mile range though figures are secret.
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Marietta
Air Force
Air Brass
Dobbing Air Force Base
Hodges Urges Statewide Coordination and Reform
Governor Hodges called for tighter ties among state agencies to reduce duplication and stressed he will focus more on core problems. He plans to announce the Committee on Realignment of State Government and has persuaded former committee members to join the new panel. He also noted education and agricultural topics ahead, with three referendums on tobacco quotas self help programs and peanut grower issues. The state won a police traffic supervision award and Hugh S. Johnson Jr. was named state representative for Duplin County.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Dave Clarke
Lincolnton
Frank Taylor
Goldsboro
Oon
Harriet Herring
Chapel
Black Mountain
North Carolina
Tobacco Associates, Inc
North Carolina Peanut Growers Assn
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
South
Promance
Hugh S. Johnson Jr
Rose Hill
Duplin County
Robert M. Carr
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Johnson
Democratic Executive Committee
Seawolf Christened Amid Wry Launch Hiccup in Navy
The Navy launched the second atomic submarine Seawolf in Groton Connecticut as Mrs. Sterling Cole missed the bottle strike but a second champagne bottle broke on the bow to officially christen the ship. Navy Secretary Charles Thomas noted eight nuclear submarines in being or under construction and outlined rapid future builds. A third submarine keel was laid nearby in a separate ceremony.
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Groton
Conn
Seawolf
Sterling Cole
New York
Navy
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Wiley Expects Ike To Report On Geneva Visit
Senator Wiley says President Eisenhower should report to the people after returning from the Geneva Big Four conference. He has not seen plans for a TV or radio address. Senator Humphrey calls the decision to refer German unification to lower levels discouraging, while Senator McCarthy criticizes the Geneva delegation for failing to spotlight communist tyranny as the root cause of international tension.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
Germany
Humphrey
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Geneva
Eisenhower proposes full exchanges of bases blueprints
President Eisenhower proposed that the United States and Soviet Union exchange complete blueprints of each other's military installations and allow mutual aerial inspection. The idea drew silence from Soviet delegates as the Big Four conference shifted to disarmament amid talks on German unification and European security.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
James C. Hagerty
Chanellor
Adenauer
Moscow
Preemier Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Germany
Discus Sions
Molotov
Mail Robbers Bind Clerk and Loot Express Train in Manhattan
Two masked bandits halted a New York Central mail express in an open cut near the Hudson River, bound mail clerk Thomas Mason, dumped eight mail sacks on the tracks, and fled with worthless checks and insured bags. FBI joined the search as the train headed to upstate destinations.
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Manhattan
New York
Hudson River Shore
New York Central
FBI
James Kennedy
Albany
Utica
Rochester
Troy
Syracuse
Thomas Mason
Buffalo
N.Y
West Side
Bomb Explodes Near Peronista School in Buenos Aires
A bomb exploded in front of a Peronista political school in downtown Buenos Aires early today shattering windows and damaging a car. No injuries reported as police cordon off the area amid a day of rumor control and official statements of national tranquility.
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Buenos Aires
Peronista
Navy
Marine Corps
Tenants Win Ruling On Certification Of Nonmembership
Washington court rules tenants cannot be evicted for refusing to sign a certification of nonmembership in subversive organizations. The decision blocks the National Capital Housing Authority from removing John and Doris Rudder from Lincoln Heights Dwellings, stating the attorney general list targets government employment, not tenant screening.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
John
Doris Rudder
Lincoln Heights
National Capital Housin Authority
Rudders
Attorney Generals
Public Health Service releases 970000 polio shots
The Public Health Service released about 970000 polio vaccine doses produced by Eli Lilly and Co and will pass them to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The weekly polio report shows 565 new cases for the week ended July 16, with state increases in several states. The year’s totals include 1,857 paralytic and 1,613 nonparalytic cases.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
National Foundation For
Mountain
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ni Carolina
Kentucky
Arekansas
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Uruguay
Pan American
KLM Airlines
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Rio de Janeiro
Peron
Argentine War Ministry
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