Union leadership pose questioned by NAM official
Charles L. Sligh of the National Association of Manufacturers says union leaders feign concern for the worker while opposing free choice on union membership. He responds to AFL-CIO chief Meany who charged the Chamber and NAM with posing as friends of labor amid right to work debates.
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National Assn. of Manufacturers
Isa
Charles L. Sligh
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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George Meany
Meany
Friends of la
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Chamber
Channel 26 Schedule Note for Lune Tear 45 Hero Fight
A TV guide entry notes a 60 minute program with Ray Burke at 10 30 tonight followed by news weather and sports and a late sign off. no further program details are given.
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Lune Tear
Ray Burke
Stocks Edge Higher as Rails and Aircraft Lead Gains
New York stocks opened modestly up with rails and aircrafts showing strength and some oils advancing. Metals weakened with Bethlehem Steel among the weak spots as news of closed open hearth furnaces weighed. The Associated Press index stood at 181.50 with rails leading the gains and oils like Gulf Oil rising sharply.
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Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Illinois Central and Southern Railway
Douglas
United
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Peninsular Telephone
General Telephone
Peninsular
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna
N.Y
Gulf Oil
Associated Press
Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Close
The Dow Jones averages show 20 industrials at 494.74 at noon, 495.12 at 1 pm, and 494.68 at close. The 20 rails stand at 147.45, 147.62, 146.58, utilities at 73.18, 73.98, 73.1, and 65 stocks at 173.73, 173.90, 173. Volume totals: 380,000 at noon, 1,010,000 at 1 pm, 2,300,000 at close.
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Bache & Co
Sevsees
Cotton futures steady with small gains and market movers listed
Cotton futures opened unchanged to a 15 cent gain per bale with May at 35.31, July 35.10, October 33.87, March 33.97, and May 33.97. Major stocks include Dow, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, IBM, and Reynolds Tobacco among others with varied percentages. Industrial shares show gains and losses across DuPont, Boeing equivalents, and utilities in today’s market roundup.
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DuPoint de Nemours
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Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Jene
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Phillips Petroleum
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Pepsi
Proctor & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern Ry
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United, Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bigger Dividends for Stockholders in 1957 Quarter
Business Mirror reports American stockholders received more in cash dividends in the first quarter of 1957, with total payouts around 2.0 billion dollars, up 2 percent from 1956. NYSE-listed firms led gains, paying about 2.124 billion, up 5.1 percent, while 349 issues paid more than last year and 59 paid less.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Commerce Department
New York Stock Exchange
the Exchange Magazine
Eisenhower Appeals for Support in Congress on Key Programs
The White House plans a direct appeal to the public for Eisenhower's legislative proposals amid GOP differences. Senators Saltonstall Kennedy Hill Douglas Aiken weigh in on potential impact and the upcoming White House conference with leaders of both parties to discuss foreign aid and other measures.
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White House
Eisenhower
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
GOP
Kennedy
D-Mass
Hill
Ala
Tye
Douglas
D-Ill
Aiken
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Swiss land court rejects Goldsmith complaint in closed session
The Swiss supreme court rejects Goldsmith’s complaint in a closed session and may publish its reasoning in two or three weeks. It allows Walder to imprison him up to 10 days or fine 300 francs if he again refuses to reveal his news sources. AP New York editor Frank J. Starzel defends the decision, stressing journalist source confidentiality and Goldsmith’s responsibility to his informant in the espionage inquiry.
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Goldsmith
Walder
New York
Frank J. Starzel
Switzerland
Michael Goldsmith
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