Guardsmen Ring Foundry as Union and Management Meet
In New Castle Indiana a Bible minded mayor convened a rare meeting between Perfect Circle Corp officials and CIO UAW leaders at the struck foundry. National guardsmen ringed the plant after a day of violence that left eight shot as 5000 demonstrators pressed the strike over wages and a union shop. State police kept the site closed and plans for a new union management conference were set for later today. The plant, which normally runs about 260 workers, remains shut as authorities seek to prevent further disorder and contain the dispute with nearby plants in Hagerstown and Richmond.
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National Guard
New Castle
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Paul McCormack
Perfect Circle
Cio-United Auto Workers
National
George N. Craig
Paul F. McCormack
Uaw-Cio
McCormack
Indiana
Lothair Teeter
Washington
Eisenhower
Teetor
CIO
George Craig
Miami
Fla
Muncie
Hagerstown
Richmond
Five Die in Head On Collision Near Zebulon
Five persons died in a head on crash on U S 64 near Zebulon North Carolina. Four Zebulon men aged 17 to 23 burned in a overturned vehicle driven by Preston Hicks and owned by Mrs Otis Hicks. C L Burns of Norfolk Virginia died in the other car along with injuries to Nathan Hicks and a fifth passenger. The wreck occurred around 12 30 am as a passing motorist reported it to Wake County officers.
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Preston Hicks
Jerry Thomas Pearce
Zebulon
Rt. 2
Nathan Hicks
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Wake County
Oliver Proctor
Rocky Mount
J.T. Rowe
Otis Hicks
Preston
Hicks
Rowe
Burns
Norfolk
Randall St
Sanford
Way Opened For Smashing Rule Of Labor Union As Leaders Quit
Argentina’s provisional government moved to reshape the CGT after leaders quit and a new election plan was set. A one day meat packers strike prompted government action and hopes for a Peronist split, with La Prensa possibly seized and a three man CGT interim panel to run union affairs. The Lonardi administration also reinstated officers and dissolved the Peron appointed Supreme Court.
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Buenos Aires
CGT
la Prensa
Prensa
Argentina
Way
Peron
Rosario
la Plata
Peronistas
Rau Santagostino
Jose Presta
Presta
Directive Council
Eduardo ‘Lonardi
Leon Justo Bengoa
Labor
Luis Benito Cerutti Costa
Andres Framini
Luis Nattalini
One
Dante Jel
Civil Employes Union
Paraguay
Lonardi
Supreme Court
France Walks Out Of UNECE Trade Talks With Russians
France abruptly exited import talks with Russia and other Soviet bloc nations under UNECE sponsorship. The protest follows the UN General Assembly decision to place the Algerian question on its agenda. Henri Janton, head of a French olive oil regulation conference, did not attend, calling his absence a coincidence.
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Geneva
France
Russia
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
U. N. General Assembly
UNECE
Henri Janton
United Nations
Janton
President Eisenhower Shows Signs of Recovery at Denver
Denver reports another night of sound sleep for President Eisenhower after his heart attack. The 8 percent hour rest boosted staff hopes for a continued recovery with Dr Paul Dudley White arriving for a full check at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Sherman Adams carries on, signing routine papers as the President regains strength and resumes familiar duties.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White
Boston
Adams
Senate
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Montana
Francis A. Cherry
Faure fires four Gaullist ministers in cabinet purge
Paris Premier Edgar Faure dismissed Pierre Koenig and three other Gaullist dissidents from his cabinet today. Gaston Palewski Raymond Triboulet and Maurice Bayrou resigned alongside Koenig, while a fifth Gaullist stayed in the government. Faure vows to push a national debate on North Africa and seeks a confidence vote.
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Gaullist
Social Republican Party
Public Works
Ministe
Edward Corniglion Molinier
Pierre Koenig
Faure
National Assembly
North Africa
Gaston Palewski
Raymond Triboulet
Veterans Affairs
Maurice Bayrou
Ministry For Overseas Territories
Koenig
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
National Union
France
Too Early For Decision On Tax Cut
Washington reports the Treasury again says it is too early to decide on tax cuts next year. Rep. Forand argues Eisenhower may propose some lowering of taxes in 1956 while Dan T. Smith counters that firm budget estimates due in January leave no guarantee of tax cuts.
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Washington
Treasury
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Eisenhower
Forand
Dan T. Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
House
Ways and Means
Smith
Allen Flies Back To US After Arab Arms Mission
Assistant Secretary of State George Allen returned to Washington from a tour of Egypt and Lebanon. He warned Arab leaders about arms from the Communist bloc and failed to convince Egypt to cancel a Czechoslovak arms deal. The trip, viewed in Washington as modestly successful, highlighted East West rivalry and sparked cautious Western optimism about easing tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
George Allen
Washington
Allen
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Middle East
Middle
Israel
United States
Gaza Strip
Soviet Union
Geneva
Cone Workers Approve Terms of Collective Bargaining Pact
At seven Cone Mills plants, CIO Tex tile Workers Union members vote to accept company terms. Of 3,711 ballots, 1,982 favor contract acceptance and 1,633 authorize strike, 96 voided. Print Works Greensboro shows a strike majority, while six other plants split with higher acceptance votes. Total results include per-plant tallies such as White Oak Greensboro 612 acceptance 566 strike and Proximity 405 acceptance 337 strike.
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Greensboro
Cone Mills Corp
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Scott Heyman
Print Works
White Oak
Proximity
Granite
Haw River
Tabardrey
Edna
Reidsville
Minneola
Gibsonville
Greek Cabinet Sworn In After Papagos Death
Constantine Karamanlis was sworn in as Greece’s new premier to form a government after the death of Field Marshal Papagos. Parliament confidence vote looms. Karamanlis, 46, longtime member of Parliament, previously served as communications and public works minister.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
Alexander Papagos
Paul
Maramanilis
Papagos
Karamanlis
Stephan Stephanopoulos
Athens University
John Metaxas
Missing United DC1 With 61 Aboard Near Wyoming
United Airlines DC1 coach flight 409 with 61 passengers aboard disappeared after leaving Denver at 6 33 am en route to San Francisco with a planned stop at Salt Lake City. Fred Brown of UAL said search planes are in the air and in the southern Wyoming mountains area assisted by Wyoming aero nautics and Lowry Air Force Base.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Fred Brown
UAL
Coach
Brown
Wyoming
Lowry Air Force Base
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Arias Undergoes Routine Checkup in Private Panama Hospital
President Ricardo Arias was in a private hospital for what doctors called a routine medical checkup. The visit occurred amid ongoing political and health considerations in Panama City.
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Panama
Ricardo Arias
Hreckup
French Morocco unrest cools as raids continue near border
Reported flag signaling and ongoing fighting marked conditions in the mid Atlas and along the Spanish frontier. French officers remained cautious while troops linked up with Moroccan cavalry and repelled ambushes near Boured and Tizi Ouzli as Paris debated Faure's reform program and the Moroccan cabinet crisis.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Mid- Atlas Mountains
Tizi Ouzli
Morocco
France
Paris
Edgar Faure
Pierre Koenig
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Fez
Boured
Aknoul
National Assembly
Faure
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Middle Atlas Ranges
Immou zerdles-Marmoudha
Berkine
Taza
Spanish Morocco
Nouaceur
U.S
Rene Massigli
Windshield Curved to Deflect Parking Tickets Idea
A quip suggests bending car windshields to keep parking tickets from sticking. The remarks imply a humorous take on enforcement and vehicle compliance.
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Perfect Circle Corp
Struck Perfect Circle
Mitaar
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Cone
Arias
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