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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1958

Page

4

Pearson Elected in Canada Liberal Leader Nominates Pearson

Lester B. Pearson, former foreign secretary and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, was elected Thursday night to lead Canada's Liberal Party in its bid to regain government. The 60-year-old diplomat defeated former health minister Paul Martin by a 303 to 210 vote at the party's fourth national convention, succeeding Louis St. Laurent who had led since 1948. Pearson, praised as a strong friend and critic of the United States, will become prime minister if the Liberals win.

Omawa Lester B. Pearson Canada Liberal Party United States Hoy Locté&To Paul Martin Pairson Louis St. Laurent Sheen Peierson Enemes Washington Spike” Pearson

Knowland to Offer Bill for Workers Rights

Senator Knowland of California plans to introduce in the Senate on Monday a bill designed to guarantee secrecy of union elections and to protect welfare funds. A GOP spokesman said the bill would address evils exposed by the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee and concerns from union members. The measure, called a bill of rights for workmen, may include secret ballots for union votes and safeguards on welfare funds.

Washington Knowland R.calif Senate Teader California

Indies to Buy Arms From East or West

Cairo reports Foreign Minister Subandrio said he discussed buying arms from Egypt and would accept weapons from either the East or West. He spoke at a news conference before departing for Yugoslavia to meet President Tito amid talks with Sukarno.

Cairo Subandrio Indonesia Egypt Sukarce Yugoslavia Tito

Brave Lad Saves Mother From Robbers Near Cotati

A 10 year old boy Theodore Kohlasch of San Francisco sprang to action when two gunmen dragged his mother from a car near Cotati on a Thursday demanding her purse. He kicked one assailant and ultimately agreed to reveal the wallet’s location to save his mother. The robbers fled with $125 while the boy received a small toy as thanks.

Santa Rosa Cotati Konstance Kohlasch San Francisco Theodore Theodore Kent

Supreme Court Intervenes in California Labor Injunctions

The U S Supreme Court ordered California to review its injunction ruling in a labor dispute involving interstate commerce. The decision clarifies federal limits on state court injunctions when NLRB jurisdiction is contested and cites a vacuum for firms with insufficient interstate sales to fall under federal rules. The case references the Building Trades Council, Millmen’s Union Local 2020, and Garman’s Dump Truck Drivers Local 36.

San Francisco Vere INLRB California AITO San Diego Las Supreme Court San Diego Angeles Congress Superior Court San Dillon NLRB Ego Building Trades Council Millmen's Union U. S. Supreme Court Jon Garman's Csse State Supreme Court State High Court Congressional R. F. MacNally Metro Genvonsent Tower Court High Court Garmon

Bus Negotiations Push Toward Night to End 47 Day Strike

Los Angeles reports marathon talks aimed at resolving a 47 day bus drivers strike against Metropolitan Coach Lines and Asbury Rapid Transit. AFL-CIO representatives will meet with Metro Asbury officials by night if needed. A contract deal could be reached within 24 hours or risk deadlock, with 1200 drivers to ratify any new agreement.

Los Angeles CNS Metropolitan Coach Lines Asbury Rapid Transit System Harry Malcom Afl-Cio Metro-Asbury Malcom

Statler Hotels to be renamed Statler Hiltons

Hilton Hotels Corp announces all Statler hotels will bear the Statler Hilton name to honor president Conrad N. Hilton. Affects properties in New York Boston Hartford Buffalo Washington Cleveland Detroit St Louis and Los Angeles. The Dallas Statler Hilton opened in 1956 with the name.

New York Statler Hotels Statler Hiltons Hilton Hotels Corp Conrad N. Hilton Statler Boston Hartford Buffalo Washington Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Los Angeles Statler Hilton Dallas

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