Teamsters Plan New Conclave
Washington AP. The Teamsters Executive Board authorized a new convention next February to end the monitorship. Monitors vow court action to halt the move and seek more authority. Hoffa predicts easy re‑election while monitors claim insufficient cleanup. Judge Letts will hear petitions within about a week.
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Washington
Teamsters
Giant
James R Hoffa
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Godrey Schmidt
Monitor Board
O'Donoghue
L.N.D. Wells
Judge Letts
Steelworkers Suspend Rules to Debate on Floor Fight
At the Atlantic City convention the United Steelworkers suspended rules to address constitutional matters. David J. McDonald claimed a committee led by Donald C. Rarick is outside the congress hall opposing union leadership. He accused the group of dual union actions and outside influence.
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Atlantic City
N.J
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Commitaa
Polish That Lifts The Soul And Surface
The piece compares car and furniture polishes to moral polish. It urges applying sincerity compassion sympathy and understanding to life while seeking guidance and forgiveness to reflect God’s glory and be more acceptable to Him and others.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
Admission Of Negroes Is Ordered To Stratford Junior High
US District Judge Albert V. Bryan orders Stratford Junior High in Arlington County to admit four Negroes next January. He denies 26 other transfer requests to white schools, noting a short deferment avoids psychological and adaptability issues. The Arlington County School Board had rejected all applications on similar grounds.
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Alexandria
Albert V. Bryan
Stratford Junior High
Arlington County
Bryan
Washington-Lee High School
Arlington County School Board
Truman faults press on myths of Democratic extravagance
In New York Harry S. Truman told the New York Advertising Club the press should inform the public with background facts rather than focus on clashes. He cited lingering myths about New Deal generosity and current defense spending, noting the 1939 New Deal budget was 8.858 billion dollars compared with today’s 74 billion.
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NEW York (Ap
Harry S. Truman
New York State
New York Advertising Club
University of Missouri
School of Journalism
Truman
Independence
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ford Workers Begin Walking Off The Job
UAW members at Ford plants nationwide walk out at 10 a.m. strike deadline amid talk of an attractive offer. Ford reports nine of 86 plants shut. others partially idle as protests spread. Ford vice president John S. Bugas frames actions as refining and modifying rather than a new offer. Carl Stellato of Local 600 confirms strike and notes reports of Rouge walkouts. The retroactive pay issue is a focal point as talks continue.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Walter Reuther T
John S. Bugas
Carl Stellato
The
Walter Reuther
United Nations Debates Red China Seat After Malik Victory
The UN Steering Committee faces a major test over seating Red China following Lebanon's Charles Malik's victory for Assembly president. The United States aims to shelve the Peiping issue for a year, while Czechoslovakia pulled its candidate, backing Mahgoub. The vote underscores East-West tensions and nuclear test proposals remain on the agenda.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
China
Lebanon
Charles Malik
B Meng
United States
Peiping
Red China
Malik
Sudan
Mohammed Ahmed Mahseen
Czechoslovakia
Jiri Nosek
Mahgoub
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Seven Missing In Crash Near St Paul
A B52 jet bomber on a training mission crashed near St Paul Minnesota. Seven crewmen were missing and eight Kahl family members were hospitalized with burns from the crash and fire. The aircraft did not carry armament. Captain Jack Douglas Craft parachuted to safety and reported the plane broke apart in the air.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Kahl
Minneapolis
Jack Douglas Craft
Edward
Loren
Kani
Edwin Ambrosen
Twin Cities
Wold-Chamberlain Air Force Base
Harlem Parents Demand Integrated Schooling For Nine Pupils
A group of New York parents seeks state intervention after resisting sending nine seventh graders to heavily Black Harlem schools. Their attorney asks for a hearing and a state probe into Harlem school conditions, arguing forced schools violate rights. Seven pupils have been out since September 8. two joined later.
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New York
Harlem
New York City
State Commissioner of Education
James Allen Jr
Paul B. Zuber
I i
Negro Barber Says Son Expelled From Gillespie School
Greensboro AP report says a Black barber claims his partially crippled son, Russell Herring, was expelled from Gillespie Elementary after a fight. Principal Banks Ritchie denies expulsion and cites possible readmission issues. Russell, polio survivor, faced ongoing abuse since term began. Elijah Herring considers legal action to rejoin. The brothers rode at Gillespie during early integration in 1957.
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Greensboro
Gillespie
Elijah Herring
Russell
Banks Ritchie
Herring
Elijah Jr
Academic Pay Hikes Sought for North Carolina Colleges
The State Board of Higher Education asked Gov. Hodges for more than 3 percent salary increases for faculty at state-supported colleges. It also proposed a multiyear capital bond program to fund major building needs totaling 46.44 million dollars and floated initial budget figures to cover operations for the next two fiscal years.
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Robert Lassiter
Charlotte
Lassiter
Ramsey
Consolidated University of North Carolina
East Carolina College
A&t College
Western Carolina College
Appalachian State Teachers College
Pembroke State College
Winston‘Salem Teachers College
Elizabeth City State Teachers College
Fayetteville State Teachers College
North Carolina College
Durham
Nationalists Boost Quemoy Supplies Amid Red Shelling
Nationalist forces delivered two more shiploads of supplies to Quemoy under heavy Communist fire. The LSTs unloaded quickly, escorted by Nationalist warships and the U.S. 7th Fleet. The Essex carrier arrived in Formosan waters to replace one attacking carrier as talks in Warsaw arouse domestic opposition.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Formosa Strait
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosian
6Th Fleet
Lebanon
7Th Fleet
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Peouean
Nance
LST
Little Quemoy
U.S
Warsaw
Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committees
Control Yuan
Mixed reaction from legislators on early January session
Raleigh reports split opinions as Governor Hodges weighs an January special session to clear officers and committees before the February regular session. Some reps call the plan sensible while others warn against rushing legislation and its impact.
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Charles Hostetler
Hoke
Brantly Womble
Wake
W. C. Harris
Little Rock Attorney Files Incorporation Papers for Private High Schools
A Little Rock attorney filed incorporation papers to create an agency to operate city high schools as private institutions.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Third Jersey Central coach recovered from Newark Bay disaster
The third coach of a Jersey Central Railroad train was recovered from Newark Bay as investigators probe the derailment. Engineer Lloyd Wilburn from Red Bank, 63, died. autopsy cites a heart condition but exact cause pending. Bridge operator Patrick Corcoran, 55, set signals and watched as the train derailed 550 feet from the gap. An ICC public hearing was ordered in New York.
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Bayonne
N.J
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Hudson Morgue
Lloyd Wilburn
Red Bank
Patrick Corcoran
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Jersey Public Utility Commission
ICC
New York
Cargo Plane Crashes At Tinker Air Force Base
An Air Force C124 Globe Master cargo plane from Donaldson AFB Greenville South Carolina crashed on landing at Tinker AFB Oklahoma City. Eight aboard. four critically hurt and four less seriously injured. One flown to Brook Army Medical Center San Antonio. Fire under control within 30 minutes.
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Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Donaldson Afb
Greenville
S. C
Brook Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Tex
Eisenhower delays action on school desegregation crisis
President Eisenhower says no federal legal moves now to reopen or address closed schools over integration. Attorney General Rogers announces a wait and see stance and possible marshals use to preserve order, with federal troops considered if violence recurs, amid Little Rock and Virginia closures.
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R.1
Deat Eisenhower
Peti
Arkansas
Virginia
White House
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Rogers
Supreme Court
Integra
Justice Department
U.S
Little Rock
Ark
Esenhower
Littlee Rock
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