NLRB Rules On Lockout Procedure in Great Falls Case
The NLRB ruled 3-2 that Great Falls Montana grocery stores unlawfully locked out clerks affecting unemployment benefits. Four Safe Way, two Super Save markets, and three other stores must back pay 99 clerks for April 19 to 26 after temporary recall. The union alleged no collective bargaining. that charge was dismissed.
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Washington
Montana
Great Fills Employers’ Council, Inc
Retail Clerks International Assn
Safeway
Paul A. Matteucci
White House Grocery
Noble Mercantile Co
Al's Food Market
Wally's Superette
Clerks’ Union
Buttrey Foods, Inc
Artist Will Return To Germany
New York AP George Grosz world famous artist who fled Hitler in 1932 and moved to the United States plans to return to West Germany next month to live there permanently due to his wife Eva’s failing health. He will reside with his wife’s sister in Berlin until a permanent home is found and will visit annually to teach at the Art Students League in New York. Grosz will receive the Gold Medal for Graphic Art from the National Institute of Arts and Letters before his departure.
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New York
George Grosz
Hitler
United States
West Germany
Eva
Berlin
Martin
Peter
Princeton
N.J
Grosz
Art Students League
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Hodges Predicts Southern Growth
Gov. Hodges told the Northwest North Carolina Development Assn in Winston-Salem that the South would grow and North Carolina would share in gains. He forecast Southern per capita income would meet or exceed the national average within 10 years. He cited $253,074,000 invested in new and expanded plants, creating 21,757 jobs and $72,633,000 in increases last year.
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Northwest
North Carolina
Baby in Smokes Habit Chews Cigarettes
Eight month old Curtis Glenn Sanders Jr. in Madera California began eating and smoking cigarettes a month after his birth. He now smokes a pack a day and uses a pipe, aided by his parents who say they cannot deny him without provoking tears. The family previously lived in Oklahoma City before moving to California.
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Madera
Calif
Curtis Glenn Sanders Jr
Curtis
Oklahoma City
California
McCarthy Memorial Dedication Held in Appleton
The first memorial to Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy was dedicated in Appleton on the second anniversary of his death. A 3,000 pound eight foot bust by Suzanne Silvercrays Stevenson was unveiled at the Outagamie County Courthouse with 400 attendees. Senator Styles Bridges praised McCarthy as a leader who fought communism amid turmoil.
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Jean Kerr McCarthy
Joseph R. McCarthy
Marine Corps
Outagamie County
Appleton
Wis
Washington, D.C
Joe
McCarthy
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Suzanne Silvercrays Stevenson
Norwalk
Conn
St. Mary’s
Washington
Bridges
Parade Clash Is Avoided in Pittsburgh Streets
Pittsburgh traffic officials faced a potential head on clash of two parades on the same street. The Salvation Army parade was moved up 15 minutes and the Loyalty Day parade of the Veterans of Foreign Wars started 35 minutes later. Both proceeds proceeded without incident.
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Pittsburgh
Salvation Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eight Men Rescued After Air Force Helicopter Crash
Eight Air Force personnel were rescued at sea after their helicopter crashed about 70 miles east of Provincetown. The crew, returning to Otis Air Force Base, used life rafts while the second helicopter guided rescuers. No injuries were reported and rescue operations followed from Texas Tower 2 vicinity.
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Falmouth
Mass
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Province
Otis Air Force Base
Otis
Otis Afb
Texas Tower 2
Provincetown
Pilgrims Progress Tops Translations After Bible
Encyclopedia Britannica notes John Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress has been translated into more languages than any book except the Bible, underscoring its global reach and literary influence.
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John Bunyan
Encyclopedia Britannica
Highest UV. Lake Tulaingo claims United States height
The highest lake in the United States is Lake Tulaingo located northeast of Mt. Whitney in California. It sits at an elevation of 12,865 feet above sea level.
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United States
Lake Tulaingo
Mt. Whitney
California
Orphanage Employee Is Killed
Dayton Ohio AP Kermit Thomas 31 a Alliance resident and assistant psychologist at an orphanage near Xenia died from a gunshot wound inflicted April 24 by a berserk fellow employee Herman Oxford 61 a food service worker at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home Oxford shot Thomas in a hallway after threatening cafeteria supervisor Mrs Iva Williams 48 Oxford then killed himself Mrs Williams survived the incident authorities have not determined a motive for the attack
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Dayton
Ohio
Kermit Thomas
Alliance
Xenia
Thomas
Herman Oxford
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Oxford
Iva Williams
Man Given Life Term For Slaying
Charles Melquist was found guilty of murdering 15 year old Bonnie Leigh Scott and was sentenced to 99 years. The case centered on Melquist confessions and retractions and the jury found them too detailed to be fabricated. The body was found in a forest preserve west of Chicago after Bonny’s disappearance on November 15.
Polio Victim Aboard Santa Paula Reaches Shore in Norfolk
An ailing seaman Alex Marcate, 48, believed polio, was evacuated five miles off Cape Henry by Coast Guard from the SS Santa Paula and rushed to De Paul Hospital after transfer to the cutter Marion. The ship resumed its voyage to the Netherlands West Indies.
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Norfolk, Va
Coast Guard
Santa Paula
Cape Henry
Grace Lines
Alex Marcate
Marion
Marcate
New York
Netherlands West Indies
C. R. Thompson
U.S. Public Health Service
Coast, Guard
Little Creek
Ama
de Paul Hospital
Kennedy Urges Aid to India at World Affairs Council
Senator John F. Kennedy urged world capital exporting nations to invest about a billion dollars annually in India to counter Red China. He urged distinguishing aid aims and pledged support for stabilizing the Development Loan Fund and forming an international joint mission to assess India's needs under its third five year plan beginning in 1961.
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Asilomar
Calif
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
India
Free World
Kennedy
World Affairs Council of
Northern California
Red China
Development Loan Fund
Youth Dies Following Sedation After Suicide Attempt in Jail
A 16 year old boy, Pedro Ortega, convicted of first degree robbery, attempted hanging in a Brooklyn Adolescent Center cell. Guards cut him down, resuscitated him, and a physician sedated him before he died. Kings County DA Edward S. Silver ordered an immediate probe.
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New York
Pedro Ortega
Bronx
Brooklyn
Ortega
Kings County Dist. Atty
Edward S. Silver
Two Indiana psychologists flee Alabama over Klan sign incident
Dr. Loren Fitzhugh and his wife along with Dr. Erwin Stegman and his wife left Tuscaloosa after claims they painted a Ku Klux Klan welcome sign. They deny the act and say they feared for their safety. The group posted bonds and were released, awaiting a court appearance delayed by counsel.
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New Castle
Ind
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Loren Fitzhugh
Kathleen
Erwin Stegman
Westville
Indiana Line
Act
E. D. McDuffie
John Kew
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Fitzhugh
Indiana
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Winston-Salem
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R. E. Jones
Lawrence Sepulveda
Oshkosh
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Formosa
South Viet Nam
Congoleum-Nairn
America
C. Dewitt Holton
S. Main St
Kew
Edwin
Timmons
Overall
Hartley
William Murray
New Castle States Hospital
Fitzhughs
N. Main
Henry J. York
Point Telanese
Boyles High Point
H. C. Johnson
High Point
H. J. York High Point
Nationwide Mutual Insurance CO
Nationwide Life Insurance CO
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Rome
Columbus, Ohio
Raleigh
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