Harriman Outlines Broad Migrant Labor Plans in 1958
Governor Harriman announced sweeping migrant labor reforms including expanding day care for workers' children from nine sites to about 250 statewide. He proposed shifting day care oversight to the Social Welfare Department and requiring camp operators to disclose earnings statements and posted prices, with licensing standards for leaders.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Harriman
State Council of Churches’ Commission On Migrant Labor
Agriculture Department
Social Welfare Department
Cold snap stretches from Great Lakes to Pacific Northwest
A cooler night is expected east of the Appalachians and in parts of the northern Plains and Pacific Northwest. Scattered snow is forecast across the Great Lakes region the Mississippi Valley and the northern Rockies.
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Northern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
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Rockies
North and South Carolina and Georgia Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for cool, fair conditions in the Carolinas with near normal temperatures through Monday. North Carolina sees highs in the 50s to 60s and lows near freezing inland, with rain possible weekend. Georgia and South Carolina see near normal highs 56 to 70, with heavy rainfall Friday and Saturday.
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Coastal Plain
Piedmont
South Carolina
Georgia
Squillante Denies Probation Violation Amid Shakedown Allegations
On page one A details show Squillante denying charges of probation violation and concealing 1956 income. The ex executive director of the Greater New York Cartmen's Assn and labor consultant to waste removers faced calls to revoke probation and remand him to jail. He owed $14,500 in taxes and paid them after a two year extension, with Kaufman denying withdrawal of probation due to contributions from cartmen associations.
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Greater
Williams
Joey Feola
Joey Surprise
Frank Scalise
Bronx
Kaufman
Cartmen's
Wisconsin killer Gein linked to skin heads and faces
Sheriff Wanierski reports farm finds include heads skinned with faces preserved, hair ears lips and nose visible. Ten objects examined show most are faces or scalps, eyes missing. Belter says Gein associate Belter will plead insanity while arraignment proceeds in Waushara County on armed robbery charge tied to a store cash register theft. Gein, isolated on the family farm, has no known relatives.
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Wanierski
Gein
Waushara
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Guilford College Church Names New Minister
Dr. John A. Womeldorf will begin his pastorate December 1 at the Faith Presbyterian Church near Guilford College. The new church building cost about 80,000 dollars and marks the first service held December 10. Womeldorf, a Virginia native, is a Union Theological Seminary graduate.
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John A. Womeldorf
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Guilford College
Faith
Orange Presbytery
Womeldorf
Lee Univeraige
Union Theological
Virginia
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