Waterfront Strike Ends Temporarily Under Court Order
A court order halts the multimillion dollar ILA militant waterfront strike from Maine to Virginia for up to 80 days, with a 10 day pause to prevent injury. ILA leaders begin returning workers while tensions with AFL over control and Taft Hartley injunctions loom.
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New York
Maine
Virginia
International Longshoremen's Assny
ILA
Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley
AFL
Eisenhower Jerday
Justicement
Taft-Hartley Injunction. Asst. Atty
Warren
New
Yoasmith
Ward Weinfeld
Taft Hartley
Weinfeld
Patrick J
Portland
Hampton
British Ship Heads to West Indies Amid Georgetown Tensions
Britain sends the 9100 ton cruiser Sheffield from Scotland toward the West Indies to Georgetown, British Guiana, amid unrest as Janet Jagan leads the PPP toward independence. Reports say troops may join a potential intervention while the Admiralty refuses confirmation. The PPP faces sugar industry strikes and dock stoppages, with Red-style labeling by the Colonial Office contested by Mrs Jagan.
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Britain
Sheffield
Scotland
West Indies
British Guiana
Admiralty
Saeees
Oras
Daily Telegraph
Churchill
Georgetown
Superb
Bigbury Bay
Kingston
Jamaica
Pure Progressive Party
PPP
U.S
Janet Rosenberg Jagan
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Colonial Office
Family Denies Contacts with Bobby Greenlease Kidnappers
In Kansas City a spokesman for the Greenlease family says there has been no contact with the kidnapers of 6 year old Bobby. The family’s circle cites no intermediary. speculation grows over ransom talks and possible intermediaries. President Eisenhower’s banker-brother Arthur Eisenhower visited the home briefly, offering no details. The Greenlease automobile dealer family reiterates no confirmed ransom demand, while efforts to recover Bobby continue.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Stewart Johnson
Greenlease
Bobby
Paul Greenlease
Robert Letterman
Robert C. Greenlease
Letterman
Eisenhower
Arthur B. Eisenhower
Joseph Williams
Commerce Trust
Mother and six children killed in highway crash in Los Angeles
A young mother Helen Virginia Lee 28 of Norwalk and six children Karen Lee 4 Linda 4 Sandra 5 Randy Diller 4 2 Timmy Pulliam 3 and Susan Shiney 3 died when a steel laden truck 20 tons crashed into their sedan at a red light. The truck driver Pierce Bauder 24 Lynwood was arrested on seven counts of manslaughter. The collision occurred as Lee was driving children to Montebello to escape extreme heat.
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Los Angeles
Helen Virginia Lee
Norwalk
Karen Lee
Linda
Sandra
Randy Diller
Timmy Pulliam
Susan Shiney
Lee
Montebello
Pierce Bauder
Lynwood
Bauder
Indians Will Not Stop Mass Breakout Says Indian General
Lt. Gen. K. B. Thimayya told reporters at Panmunjom that Indian troops will not attempt to halt a mass breakout of anti-Communist POWs, citing the "terrible slaughter" that would follow. He defended the UNC forces and urged no compromise over freedom of choice for 23,000 prisoners.
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Korea
K. 8
Thimayya
Seoul
South Korea
U.N
Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
Clark
John E. Hull
Five-Nation
Ndia
Eee
Thima
Atte
Lee
U. N. Command
UNC
Demilitarized Zone
Parm
Third Egyptian Is Convicted Of Treason
Cairo Egypt former Wat dist minister Ibrahim Farag was sentenced to life imprisonment by a special revolutionary court for high treason and conspiracy with a foreign power against state security. He is the third person convicted in a week on similar charges in a case shrouded in secrecy and uncertainty about the foreign power involved.
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Cairo
Egypt
Wat‘dist
Ibrahim Farag
Mohammed Naguib
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Farag
Second-Stringers Held Six More Communist Officials Arrested
Atty. Gen. Brownell announced six additional Communist party officials arrested by the FBI in Ohio and New Jersey. Names include Joseph Brandt, David Katz, Frieda Zucker Katz, Lucille Bethencourt, Elvador Greenfield, and Joseph Michael Dougher, all charged under the Smith Act for conspiracy to overthrow the government. a detainer was placed on Frank Hashmall in Ohio. The total now reaches 98 officials arrested or detained.
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Brownell
Communist Party
FBI
Cleveland
Lorain
Steubenville
Ohio
Newark
N. J
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Midwest
United States
Justice Department
Joseph Brandt
David Katz
Communist Political Association of Ohio
Frieda Zucker Katz
Cuyahoga County
Lucille Bethencourt
Elvador Claud Greenfield
Ohio Communist Party
Joseph Michael Dougher
Joseph Michael Walsh
Pennsylvania
Frank Hashmall
New York City
Hamilton
Traffic Club Meets Raleigh Speaker From Norfolk
John W. Smith of Norfolk Virginia president of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad will be the principal speaker at the Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club annual meeting in Raleigh on October 29.
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Raleigh
John W. Smith
Norfolk, Va
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club
Eisenhower Warns on Hydrogen Bomb Threats and Deterrence
President Eisenhower urged Western powers to build and maintain military strength to deter a hydrogen bomb attack. He spoke at a United Church Women assembly about peace through capability, cautioning that nuclear advances must serve mankind while warning against global domination by Russia. He emphasized faith, family, and moral leadership as foundations of world leadership and urged slow, patient pursuit of durable peace through cooperative effort.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eisenhower
Russia
Atlantic
National Assembly of the United Church Women
National Council of Churches of Christ
Try
Free World
Ured
Reds May Get Assurances From West
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States was discussing with Britain France and West Germany the possibility of assurances to Russia against revival of German aggression. He said the US would not use Korea or Austria for aggressive purposes and noted Russia’s negative responses to Western efforts to meet and to proposals for Korean political conferences.
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Dulles
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Russia
Korea
Austria
Kremlin
Redna
Clark Bids Farewell to Far East Command
In Tokyo General Mark W. Clark bid farewell to troops of the Far East Command and to United Nations officers. He retires Oct. 31 after 40 years in the Army and thanked about 500 soldiers, with his successor General John E. Hull receiving his hand. Clark and his wife depart for San Francisco before heading to Washington for retirement.
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
California
Clark
John E. Hull
U. N
U. S. Far East
Supreme Allied
Goodby
San Francisco
Washington
Knowland Attacks Stevenson Nonaggression Pact Plan
Sen. Knowland denounces a proposed U S nonaggression pact with the Soviet bloc and warns it would freeze satellite states. He scolds Nehru for yielding to Communist policies, says India speaks for only part of Asia, and urges stronger free world forces to deter communism in Asia. Green questions White House alignment.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Adai E. Stevenson
India
China
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Dulles
Nehru
Asia
Deemond
Korea
Green
Curtai
Yalta
Munich
Iblysia
Burma
Japan
Philippines
Formosa
Thailand
Indochina
Pakistan
Ceylon
California
Philadelphia Police Under Investigation
A major probe into Philadelphia police ranks unfolds as Payoff story claims police protection payments. Patrolman Joseph Keenan Jr. suspended. about 12 officers including sergeants and captains ordered to City Hall for questioning. Dolores Perry linked to a numbers king while details remain undisclosed.
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Philadelphia
Harry Lowry
Dist
Richardson Dilworth
Delaware
Gibbons
Lowry
Dilworth
Joseph Keenan Jr
Eng
Tery
Dolores Perry
Leo
Clee) Coleman
Numbers King
Onus Quentieies
Pittsburgh
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