Labor Facing New Threat Two-Hornered problem looms over unions
Labor Day events in Washington spotlight a two horns problem for the AFL-CIO. Leaders warn corruption charges against some officials threaten union credibility while vowing to purge corrupt elements and resist anti-labor legislation. George Meany pledges firm action against subverted unions.
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Washington
Apl-Cio
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jaber
Patrick A. O'Boyie
Meany
Aflcio
Congress
Macmillan Protests Russian Arms Stand
Prime Minister Macmillan condemned Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin after his attack on the West’s disarmament plan. Harold Stassen planned further talks in London with Russia as Secretary of State Dulles watched from Washington. Britain backs free elections per Berlin four power declaration while Harold Stassen reported cautiously optimistic Senate subcommittee chair Humphrey said actions by the Soviet government appeared different. William F Quinn sworn Hawaii governor by Eisenhower appointee in Honolulu.
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Macmillan
Zorin
Washington
Harold Stassen
London
Russia
Stassen
State Duligs
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
Britain
Berlin
W. F. Quinn
Hawaii
Honolulu
William F. Quinn
Fred A. Seaton
Quinn
Eisenhower
St. Louis
Labor leaders urge clean up of unions amid political push
AFL-CIO Vice President Al Hayes accuses employers and politicians of brainwashing workers to oppose unions and inflame corruption fears. He chairs the Ethical Practices Committee driving a housecleaning campaign. Democratic Chairman Butler echoes calls for reform not destruction of organized labor.
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Afl-Cio
al Hayes
Hayes
Paul M., Butler
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Private capital eyed to build large LA Civic Center garage
A plan proposes private finance and operation of a 11 level parking garage in Civic Center Los Angeles with 4 143 spaces at an estimated cost of 10 678 400 dollars. Private bidders would design and operate the facility and recoup investments from revenues, with ownership returning to the county after about ten years as traffic and revenue projections show annual gross income around 1 571 825 dollars and net after costs about 1 234 225 dollars.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Civic Center
Hillard ‘Hope Sts
Bohbinger
Hollinger
Iplan
Park San Francisco
Pride
Civil Service
Gruen
Rew Wall to Wall Carpeting Advertises Dining Service
An old classified style ad markets wall to wall carpeting and a dining service. The text mentions weekly room and maid service for Lares dining and evacuihjar food to eat. It lists a phone number and outside public dining with regular breakfasts and dinners at about $2.14.
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Lares
Arthritis Conquered by New Treatment Claims
A historic ad-style note claims arthritis symptoms ease with a different treatment method. It describes joint and muscle relief, improved circulation, gland function, digestion, energy, and sleep, noting an initial examination and first treatment priced at $4.00. Duncan D C advertises at 2315 E 7th St.
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Lung Beach
Duncan
D. C
7Th St
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