Kennedy Praised by Portland Labor Group After Session
Senator John F Kennedy spoke to 260 members of the Multnomah County AFL-CIO Central Labor Council in Portland Oregon and faced little opposition from Oregon Senator Wayne Morse. Organizers called the turnout courteous and the reception favorable with applause from polite to warm. Kennedy said the interaction will ease speculation over Kennedy Morse labor act differences as he heads to California then Wisconsin.
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Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kennedy
Multnomah County
Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
George Brown
Afl-Cio
Morse
Filipinos Vote in Senate and Local Elections Across Philippines
A record number of voters went to the polls in the Philippines to elect one third of the National Senate and local officials. Despite violence with over 40 deaths during the campaign, voting proceeded peacefully in most precincts with expectations of 6 to 7 million total ballots cast.
Dean Named Rocky Mount Church Project
A building project near Rocky Mount North Carolina is underway by the Methodist church as plans advance for a new facility in the area.
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Rocky Mount, N.C
Methodist Church
Revamping Of Labor Laws To Be Sought
Arthur J. Goldberg urged delegates to prepare recommendations for revising national emergency strike provisions when Congress reconvenes. He said a scheme to pressure voluntary settlements should replace blunt government action and that Taft Hartley could force 80 day injunctions. Mazey alleged Eisenhower used Taft Hartley as political leverage for steel firms, naming Republic Steel and board member Allen.
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Ction
Arthur J. Goldberg
Steelworkers Union
Congress
Goldberg
Goldbrg
Mazey
Eisenhower
Republic Steel
Reg Allen
Air Force Jets Crash In Billings Area
Lt Bruce Williams Lt Richard Rouse and Lt John Cameron based at Malmstrom and Hamilton AFBs were killed when air force jets crashed near Billings after running low on fuel. A survivor blamed fuel shortage for diverting to Billings and noted additional craft from Air National Guard also sought shelter there. Daniels and Murtha are named as bereaved families from Hayward Wisconsin and New York City with widows and children.
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Bruce Williams
Richard Rouse
Malmstrom Afb
John Cameron
Hamilton Afb
Calif
Billings
Air National Guard
Daniels
Gerald M. Daniels
Hayward
Wis
Carlyen
Great Falls
Murtha
James Murtha
New York
City
Helen Ann
WBT Radio Schedule Fragment Features Time Slots
A fragmented listing shows several program names and times including Beat The Clock and Who You Trust alongside House on High and Personality. The OCR text is incomplete but implies a local radio lineup section with afternoon and evening segments.
Minnie McRae Knox 73 dies after heart attack
Mrs Minnie McRae Knox 73 of 1618 West St died at home of a heart attack. Daughter of William and Mary Ann McRae she lived in High Point 44 years. Survived by husband Frank Knox four sisters a brother a step son and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 3 pm. Burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Body at Moore Funeral Home.
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Teen McRae
High Point
Frank Knox
Pannie McRae
Alberta Haywood
Fannie Gould
Annie McRae
New Port News
Wiley McRae
Philadelphia
Herman Knox
New York City
Second Presbyterian Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Baptists discuss race and religious education policies
The North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood elected leaders including Walter Crissman of High Point as president and Virginia Beal of Rocky Mount as Religious Education and Music Assn president. The convention discussed race issues and endorsed released time religious instruction in public schools, noting Supreme Court legality, while Dr. Clarence Hall praised the hospitals school of pastoral care in Winston-Salem as spiritual therapy.
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Emanuel Baptist Church
Raleigh
Walter E. Crissman
High Point
North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood
Donald Adcox
Hendersonville
Religious Education and Music Assn
Virginia Beal
Rocky Mount
Dennis Hockaday
Durham
Pastor's Wives Group
Committee On Social Service
Civil Righteousness
Christian Brotherhood
Committee On Civil Affairs
U.S. Supreme Court
Clarence W. Hall
Reader's Digest Magazine
Randleman Tea To Fete Teachers
Women members of the Randleman Schools faculty and newcomers to the city host a tea. The event will be at Mrs James Groseclose home on Shaw Street from 3 30 to 5 30 p m.
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Randleman
Randleman Schools
Club
James Groseiclose
Groseclose
Shaw Street
Portland Stereotypes Strike Two Newspapers Over Conditions
Union stereotypers walkout at the Oregon Journal and Oregonian after failed negotiations. Picketers outside plants as Portland Newspaper Guild members honor lines. Dispute centers on crew size, overtime, and union membership rules amid a high pay scale.
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Portland, Ore
Portland
William W. Knight
The
Oregon Journal
M. J. Frey
Oregonian
Harley Filesvig
Stereotypers
Portland Newspaper Guild Local 165
Oregonsian
United States
Minister Tells Blackmail Story at Preliminary Hearing
A 59 year old Baptist minister testified that a fellow minister’s nude wife invited him to his doorway and later posed naked. He said a flashbulb and her husband’s appearance interrupted, and the husband beat him with a yard long stick. The hearing involves conspiracy and assault charges against the Swinsons.
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Yanceyville
N.C
G. A. Hamby
J. T. Swinson
Hamby
Cranberries Contamination Prompts FDA and State Action
Washington and Oregon cranberries face 1958 crop checks after reports of spoiled berries. FDA Commissioner Larrick and California officials discuss stopping contaminated stocks while Massachusetts and industry groups demand accountability. Quarantines and analyses are underway across states to separate safe berries from possibly tainted supplies. National Cranberry Association defends product safety and condemns premature public alerts.
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Washington
Oregon
Food and Drug Administration
Flemming
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Washington-Oregon
George P. Larrick
FDA
Milton Duffy
California
State Food and Drug Agency
Duffy
San Francisco
Larrick
Food and Drug
Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation
Carleton I. Pickett
Eisenhower
National Cranberry Assn
Ocean Spray
Assn
Ambrose E. Stevens
U.S
Department of Agriculture
NATO to Hold Paris Foreign Ministers Meeting in December
Paris AP reports NATO representatives agreed to convene a special foreign ministers meeting in Paris on December 22 to review the results of the Western summit. The plan aims to assess the summit's outcomes and coordinate alliance policy going forward.
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Paris
NATO
Alliance
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