Know-U.S. Week Activities Planned
The Know-U.S. observance planned during Thanksgiving period will emphasize rights responsibilities laws and blessings. Leaders across California including Vic Alamarin and Mamie Brown outline the theme Consider the WES. The Tri-City chapters in Bullflower Norwalk Downey with Esther Burgard and Alva Gage coordinate events to honor soldiers.
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Mamie Brown
Alva Gage
Trossia Hopre
Direc-Dens
Vic Alamarin Chapley
Department of Armogleanism
California
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Mamie Sirown
Alameda
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San Diego
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Fiorence McKinstry
Richmond
Union Blames Pay Veto on Shut Deer
The American Federation of Government Employees accuses President Eisenhower of vetoing pay raises for federal workers. AFGE leader James A. Campbell says weeks of protests failed to move the president as Congress failed to sign bills boosting federal pay. Campbell calls the decision misguided and says the moves would curb inflation and aid postal and other federal staff. The union vows to raise the issue directly with the President.
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Eisenhower
James A. Campbell
Enlo
Whit Campbell
Bisensowar
Campbell
Erapisyes
Tne
Idling Protest Shuts Chrysler Transmission Plant
In Indianapolis auto workers ended operations at Chrysler Corp Transmission after a dispute over pace and efficiency. The Managers and union factions blamed no speedups as the plant faced a temporary shutdown amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Indianapolis
Chrysler Corp
Pany-Union
Picket Lines in Press Union Row
Concord workers from a printing press union picketed at their shop on Monday. They demand higher wages and better working conditions while the employer negotiates.
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Id Assistants Union
Train Killed 26 in Parik Wreck Investigation Underway
A damaged report says 26 people died in the Saturding wreck near Pari as investigators probe the disaster. Officials conveyed that rain and fog may have contributed to the collision and widespread damage.
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Nimes
Grand Vizier of Morocco Dies at 112 in Rabat
Hej Mohammed El Mokri, grand vizier to the last five sultans of Morocco, died today in Morocco. No birth records exist, but officials reckon he was 112 years old. Mokri served in high office for decades and was a key adviser to the monarchy.
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Local firms win Arizona water project contract
Southern Engineering & Construction Co. of 2650 Church Ave. lands a 1 084 694 dollar contract to build a municipal water system for Page Arizona near Glen Canyon Dam. The Interiac Department owns the site town and awarded the project. A Lakewood event hosts This Is Your Life featuring a surprise honoree Thursday at 8 30 pm at 6440 Del Amo Blvd by B nai Brith Women. A basset hound named Gilelgh owned by Mrs. NT Neely of Lakewood wins first in class at a Santa Ana show Sunday. UC extension audio visual education class begins Sept 18 7 pm at Join Dewey School led by Lonnly I Vandeveer. Anne M. Sweeney of Long Beach receives notary commission. Sacramento Contractors State License Board to issue licenses to three Long Beach firms: Livingston Hobby for general contracting, Preferred for plumbing and heating, and TERGES for general building.
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Church Ave
Page, Ariz
Glen Canyon Dam
Interiac
del Amo
Lakewood
Santa Ana
University of California Extension
Join Dewey
Lonnly I. Vandeveer
Anne M. Sweeney
E. Adams Sr
Massive Ocean Floor Crack Found Deep in Gulf of Alaska
Government scientists report a vast crack 259 to 400 miles long and 500 to 700 feet deep 2 to 3 miles wide in the Gulf of Alaska sea floor. Survey ships using echo sounding mapped the feature, noting depths from 9,000 to 14,000 feet beneath the surface.
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Washington
Pacific
Hawaiian
Japan
Gulf of Alaska
EL Arnold Kars
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alasia Gull
Atom Stamp Issue Honors Japan Nuclear Milestone
Tokyo issues 7 million postage stamps commemorating Japan's first atomic reactor installation last month. The stamps feature a dove and mark a historic milestone in the nation's energy program.
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Tokyo
Japan
Morale Boosters for Glasses Wearing Kids
A health note promotes confidence for children who wear glasses. It highlights safety glasses as durable, affordable and suitable for play, urging caregivers to consult Dr. J M Soss an optometrist with decades of experience in Wilmington Torrance and Long Beach areas.
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J. M. Soss
Pine Avenue
Wilmington
Torrance
Navy Orders Grounding of FSU Crusader
The Navy grounded the FSU Crusader, a token move to review the Chance-Vought fighter after a crash in Atlantic City. Vice Admiral W L B Rees ordered a temporary halt to aircraft operations to inspect fuel systems and improve reliability across squadrons.
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Tash Orly
Adm
W. L.B John Marshall
Rees
Naval Navy
Atlantic
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Church Unity Meet Agrees Unity Yet Merger Delayed
Delegates to the Oberlin Church Unity Conference say there is a basic unity in faith and mission between Protestant and Orthodox denominations. They urge patience and more work at the congregational level before any union plan can be effective in North America. They note UW US and Canadian churches met at Oberlin College during an eight day session.
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Ohio
UW. S
Oberlin College
North Americe
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