UAW Probe Sparks Debate on Labor Racketeering Hearings
The UAW aide to Walter Reuther blasts the Senate Rackets Committee inquiry as a witch hunt aimed at two Republican members as election-season rhetoric flares. Supporters say investigations curb racketeering. critics warn of union overreach and partisan misuse of hearings reflecting broader labor control battles.
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United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Senate
Teamsters
John F. Kennedy
Train Derailment Injures 13 in Ohio Near Perrysburg
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed east of Perrysburg injuring 13 of 200 aboard. The Cincinnati to Toledo bound train, buckled rails caused by heat expanded track. One diner car tipped. baggage and seats scattered. Rail crews and buses organized to complete the trip to Toledo or Detroit. injured taken to Toledo hospitals.
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Perrysburg
Ohio
UPI
Baltimore & Ohio
Bere
Tein
Cincina
Rytian
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroi
Wily
Tom Ep
Detroit
Coteda
Lima
Burkman Dies Leader of Port Firm
Douglas R Burkman 56 of 3711 Pacific Ave district manager of West Coast Terminals Inc stevedoring died Monday. Survived by wife Martha Anse daughter Beverly brothers Ray and Per Earl Carrer Dalvery. Private funeral under Family Funeral Directors.
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Douglas R Burkman
Pacific Ave
West Coast Terminals, Inc
Burkman
Century Club
Perratetum Club
Long Beach Lodge
BPOE
Long Beach Masonic Lodge
el Bekal Temple
Shrine
Martha Anse
Bevely
Ray
Per
Earl Carrer Dalvery
Dikday
Southland Strike Won’t Touch West Coast Shipyards
Long Beach Los Angeles and San Diego shipyards will not be affected by the current West Coast strike of International Association of Machinists union members. The master Pacific Coast maritime agreement covers shipyards from San Francisco north to the Canadian border, a spokesman said.
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Southern California
West Coast
International Alan
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Eaton
Provisions Junked In Conferees Labor Reform Talks
Senate House Conference Committee trimmed two Senate labor provisions in Taft Hartley reform talks and backed a modified third. Major issues remain, as conferees bypass disputes on pro hire contracts and federal state jurisdiction. Kennedy cautioned March 5 deadline looms. Goldwater warned accord unlikely if unresolved.
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Dick West
Washington
UPI
Senate House
Bill
House
Senate
Independent Publishee Notice for Court Decree
Court records show a matter entered March 27 in Los Angeles County California. Decree No. KORL issued by the Superior Court and published by Independent Publishee.
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Cali
Calif
Los Angeles
Korl
Kuchel Predicts Conferees Will Write Tough Labor Bill
Senator Kuchel predicts conferees on labor reform will closely follow the House Landrum Griffin measure as urged by President Eisenhower. He expects a larger, effective labor reform law that safeguards honest labor unions and tightens picketing rules while avoiding loopholes in the draft Hardy Act. If needed, the Senate may recede to the House stance. he favors federal over state labor dispute jurisdiction and notes the bill aims to protect union rights while restricting anti labor tactics.
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Teamsters
UAW
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Afl-Cio
James Carey
Congress
Bil
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Barry Goldwater
R-Anz
Washington
Calif
House
Landrum - Griffin
Eisenhower
Ereestore- Fushel
Sen
Ruchel
Jhe Landrum-Griffin
Kuche
Senate
Franks
Ted- Oit
Landrum-Griffin
Sttates
No-Man's Land
Kuchel
Griffin Bil
Alaska
California
Mississippi
Maine
Oil Fire Claims Sixth Victim in Kansas City
The Kansas City oil fire toll rose to six as Capt Peter Sima, 46, died Monday after joining the list of firefighters who perished while fighting the blaze last Tuesday. Nine other firemen remain hospitalized.
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Kansas City
Peter Sima
Banker Edward Brown Dies at 74 in Chicago
Edward Eagle Brown, 74, chairman of the First National Bank of Chicago and a renowned figure in finance, died Monday in Chicago. His leadership and influence spanned international banking circles.
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Chicago
Edward Eagle Brown
First National Bank of Chicago
COMPLETE WEATHER FORECAST FOR COASTAL CALIFORNIA
Coastal outlook for Leeg Beach and surrounding areas shows variable cloudiness with some afternoon clearing. Winds from 1 to 2 gale periods, temperatures fluctuating with mountain and coastal slopes, and mix of sun and clouds through Wednesday.
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Leeg
Biteter
Cancrscien
Mexica
California
Alps Pipe Plan Considered by West German Italian Banks
Munich dispatch reports officials from West German and Italian banks are studying a potential pipeline across the Alps from Genoa to Munich. Supporters say the project could ease German consumer costs by reducing energy import prices.
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Alps
Munich
Germany
Genoa
Italy
Catholics Urged to Be Active at Notre Dame
Cardinal Giacomo Lecaro urged more than 2,000 Catholics at the 20th North American Liturgical Week opening at the University of Notre Dame to extend beauty through Mass and liturgical rites and to pursue wider and deeper participation among clergy and laity.
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South Bend
Ind
Upn
Pation
Renee
Italy
Giacomo Cardinal Lecaro l
University of Notre Dame
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Jeart Anchereor
Atarce
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New York
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Jahema City
Philacethia der Manes
Proenix
Incanapsris
West Yellowstown
Girard
Girard’s. Girard
Morris Manor School
Eerastary Cane
Eipen
Yen Vest
Pak Felders
Parrine
E. Ocean Ave
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Kentucky
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