Reuther and Dirksen Clash Over Auto Prices Probe
Washington debate on a union profit sharing plan erupts into sharp exchanges as Walter Reuther accuses Everett Dirksen of maneuvers while Dirksen questions GM factors and public relations roles. Kefauver interrupts to remind that Dirksen does not speak for GM.
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Japanese Warships Visit Pearl Harbor amid Fallout Alarm
Rear Adm. Nakayama led a four ship Japanese task force into Pearl Harbor amid a radiation scare from a suspected Asian nuclear test. Geiger readings on Harukaze spiked to 10 000 roentgens, while the crew reported no ill effects. The visit marks the first diplomatic Japanese naval call in 19 years, with ceremonies and welfare talks planned before proceeding to Hong Kong.
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Ten Discussion Meetings at Jordan High School
A series of ten weekly round table discussions on social and economic topics will be held at Jordan High School Room Seatee 302 starting Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The program, directed by W B True Waes, is offered without charge by the Henry George School of Social Self Service sponsors.
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Congress to pursue action on disabled president plan
Washington sources say Speaker Rayburn and top leaders agreed on a plan to allow Congress to temporarily replace a disabled president. Details were not yet ironed out, with the House Judiciary Committee and other leaders continuing discussions.
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Life Sentence for Co-Killer Highlights Amid Presidential Succession Debate
The report covers Milo Smith and co-defendant Mitchell Turville Jr. facing life imprisonment for murder as Congress debates a proposed bill allowing ailing presidents to temporarily transfer power to the vice president and to create a commission of leaders and cabinet officers to determine inability. Rayburn signals support for a new plan, while Judge Pierson remands the case to California authorities.
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Retirement of Harbor Manager Eloi Amar reshapes Long Beach scene
Eloi J. Amar, longtime Harbor Manager of Long Beach, retires after 18 years guiding the port’s growth. Known worldwide for his shipping friendships and civil leadership, Amar helped modernize the harbor amid political battles and development pushes. He leaves a lasting impact on the city and its port, with plans to remain active in public affairs.
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