Shelley Says Katz Pulled Gun During Labor Probe
Rep Shelley testified that Katz pulled a 28 caliber revolver from a desk drawer and warned him to back off. Katz returned the gun and Shelley said he would have fired if authorized, as the labor management inquiry broadened to Nathan Shefferman and alleged union-busting ties with Allstate.
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Half of Fishing Fleet at Sea, Others Voting
The AFL-CIO meeting approved prices faced opposition as ILWU negotiators floated a $60 rate while locals eyed a $55 advance. Boatowners rejected the offer due to cannery workers' stance, with cannery and union leaders tangled in price disputes and possible federal scrutiny. A separate court hearing in Long Beach addresses leadership changes amid jurisdictional fights involving the Seine and Line Union and related unions over sardine pricing. The season runs Sept 1 to Dec 1, with October typically the peak catch.
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Gnail
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Seine and Line
Cannery
Superior Court
Long Beach
Right ‘$.and Protective Committee
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Ian Cannery
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DI Doceli
Callie
Ivey
Canriery
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di Miceli
Water Tront
Seamen’s International
Seine 1 and Line
Connery Workers’ Union
SIU
President Outlines Aimos Paris Parley for Civil Rights Mission
President Eisenhower discussed the Paris parley and delays in forming a civil rights commission, stressing the need for nationally reputable members. He endorsed Malcolm Forbes for New Jersey governor and touched on NATO, budget, gifts from foreigners, and school construction funding in brief remarks.
Eisenhower Eyes NATO Council With Condition
President Eisenhower said he would attend the NATO council meeting if the majority of heads of government accept the invitation. He noted uncertainty over Zhukov’s status and questioned whether there is degradation or another factor. NATO announced that chiefs of government from member nations would attend the session beginning December 16.
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Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Eisenhower Confuses McElroy for McNeil at News Conference
President Eisenhower teased reporters over his new defense secretary mix up during a news conference. He joked that he had been saying Neil so much he twisted Me and Neil together. Press Secretary Hagerty corrected him, noting W. J. McNelligy also figures in the budget discussions.
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Eisenhower
Defense
Hic
Neil McElroy
McNeil
James
Do. Hagerty
Neil
W. J. McNell
Department
Life at Huntington Hotel Enchants Long Beach Guests
A vintage hotel listing details the Huntington Hotel on Qgean Boulevard in Long Beach. It touts a black themed lodging with 1720 room count, two lobbies, private baths, wall-to-wall carpet, writing desks, telephones, daily maid service, and a dining room serving roast turkey and baked ham. The advert notes rates around 24.60 and catering to outside patrons with breakfast service beginning early.
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Huntington Hotel
Qgean Blvd
Long Beach
Leoard
Pricaia
Deaka
Vernon
Choreo Atenis
Hart
Whatnik Hoax Object Found on Angeles Crest Highway
In Los Angeles a three foot long metal device resembling a weather vane was found Monday night by Robert J. Brown. The Air Force and experts concluded it was a hoax made from surplus parts, poorly weathered, with parts bearing Massachusetts and other markings obscured by paint.
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Air Force
Robert J. Brown
Angeles Crest
Dean Hess
AF Los Angeles Office of Information Services
Fer
AF Air Technical Intelligence Center
Hess
Massachusetts
16 Victims Taken From Plane Ruins
Ground parties removed the bodies of 16 crew members killed when a KC97 Air Force tanker crashed into Gray Mountain 40 miles north of Flagstaff Arizona on a routine mission. Col C F Maccomber at Walker Air Force Base confirmed the fatalities late Wednesday. Officials considered possible engine trouble as a factor but no cause has been published.
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C. F. Maccomber
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Druggist Fires Shots At Robber In Compton Store
In Compton pharmacist Joseph Aguilar 56 of Gell fired two shots at a gunman who fled after forcing him to fill a narcotics box at 151295 Atlantic Ave. The bandit left with the narcotics and the shots apparently missed the assailant. Deputies report.
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Compton
Joseph Aguilar
Gell
Atlantic Ave
Radio censorship ends on Dixie songs in networks
Rep Bennett says major networks will broadcast Stephen Foster state songs without censoring. Florida's Swanee River and Kentucky and Virginia state songs will air as written. Foster's songs previously faced censorship despite being linked to state identity.
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Washington
Stephen Foster
Florida
Swanee River
Rep
Bennett
D-Fla
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Harris
D-Ark
Foster
Kentucky
Old Virginny
Virginia
James Bland
Bennett Wald
Kentucky Home
Last Cruise Planned for USS Wisconsin
The Navy said the active battleship USS Wisconsin will sail next week from Norfolk for New York in what may be its last cruise. Congressional opposition has emerged over future policies that could retire the ship, with bills proposed to prevent such halting of battleship service. Meanwhile the 60 000-ton USS Ranger will move to the West Coast next April to join the Pacific Fleet as a rivet supervicer at Alameda Naval Air Station.
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York
Reserve
Congress
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Matthews
der Gestele
Fila
Wisconsein
Wanee River Tlows
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Ranger
Thames H. Kuchel
Alameda Naval R
Jack Got Fixed Up by Pal in a Legal Row
Jack R Hall, 25, filed a $35,000 damage suit yesterday against ex pal Robert R Sraith, 20, claiming their friendship led to his ruin. He alleges five weeks in jail, loss of wife, job, car, and 20 hours, after being identified in a liquor store hold up and jailed in Little Rock. Smith later concedes Hall's innocence and serves 12 month robbery term.
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Jack ‘R. Hall
Alt Ex Pal
Robert R. Sraith
Hall
Smith
Little Rock
Ark
California
Folica
Queen Mother's Five-Week Tour Of NZ And Australia
Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth plans a five week tour of New Zealand and Australia next year. She will depart here by air and visit several cities, meeting officials and public figures during the trip.
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Loydon
Britain
Elizabeth
New Zealand
Australia
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