World Around Buckingham Hobbled by Staff Gripes
In Buckingham Palace 15 servants from the Royal Mews complain to the Civil Servants Union about hours and regimentation. Wages range from about 22 to 40 dollars weekly with lodging, while many moonlight as bartenders or waiters. A union source warns of a potential major crisis if conditions do not improve.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Palace
Civil Servants’ Union
Royal Mews
Formosa Report Sparks Mocked Autonomy Claim
Chinese Nationalists ridiculed a London Observer report claiming a secret agreement with the Communists to make Formosa autonomous. Hong Kong experts doubted the deal, noting indirect approaches in the past but no Nationalist interest. In Salisbury, about 600 Africans rioted after police dispersed an unauthorized trade union meeting and arrested general secretary T Malufeke.
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Taipel
Formosa
London
Red China
Foreign Office
London Observer
Hong Kong
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Sindia Black
Southern Rhodesian Trades Union Congress
T. Malufeke
Woman slain in apartment as suspect fled with knife
A teenage girl was fatally injured during a violent confrontation in an apartment. Detectives report the suspect fled after a brutal attack using a tire tool and knife. Two 18 year old youths witnessed the escape as police pursue leads. Separate notes mention Jordanian educator Sheikh Hamza Arabi and desegregation progress at Montgomery library with Robert Lee Cobb as the first Black patron.
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Zebrowski
Berling
Homt
Frank
Welch
Robert Castillo
Ourapartment
Fairbanks
William Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
UPD
Robert Lee Cobb
Sneaky Boat Leaves Skipper Goes Home
Eureka weatherman reports a 15 foot boat sailed across Humboldt Bay with Jerry Vellutini and Mildred Branscom aboard. They beached it on a peninsula, then found a second boat drifted to the yacht basin with no one aboard. Coast Guard recovered the couple and their craft.
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Eureka
Jerry Vellutini
Mildred Branscom
Arcata
Humboldt Bay
Eugene, Bradley
Bradley
Coast Guard
Jerry
Mildred
Data on Soviet A-Tests Sought by Rep. Hosmer
Rep Craig Hosmer led a push for full disclosure from the United States on seismic data from Soviet atomic tests. He urged publishing findings on event detection accuracy, distinguishing blasts from earthquakes, depth of underground shots, detection ranges, and other seismic data to assess Geneva treaty concessions.
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Bill Sumner
Wamaten
Washington
Kennedy
Craig Hosmer
R. Long Beach
Joint Atomic Committee
Geneva
Soviet Union
Hosslmer
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