Truman accuses Eisenhower of planning recession to curb U S power
Former President Truman told the United Steelworkers convention in Atlantic City that the Eisenhower administration engineered a recession to slow business and hold wages down. He warned the United States now faces a gigantic global struggle for freedom as Russia increases steel output while U S production collapses from 100 million tons in 1950 to about 2 million this year.
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Tides and Weather Report for California
Tides high at 4.7 feet at 12 32 a m and 6.3 feet at 12 30 p m. Low tides 1.3 feet at 6 12 am and 0.2 feet at 7 32 pm surf calm. Sunrise 6 37 am sunset 6 58 pm moonrise 11 20 am. Weather report for Wednesday in California.
Seawolf submarine nears 43 day submerged record
A high Navy source called it a good guess that the atom powered submarine Seawolf has surpassed all undersea endurance records by reaching 43 days submerged. Indications show it aims for a 60 day underwater record while remaining below the surface. Progress updates have been sparse since it left New London on August 6. The 3,620 ton craft is not in the south Atlantic or headed to Antarctic and its location remains a Navy secret.
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Ford Reopens Friday After Long Beach Plant Pact
Ford announces contract with United Automobile Workers leaders in Detroit. Workers with 30 years severance could receive up to 3000 dollars if laid off or moved, plus 65 percent take home pay for 65 weeks. Night shift pay, higher group insurance, and hospital benefits included. council and locals must approve.
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Blockade Pierced by 2 Ships
Nationalist China rammed two LST supply ships through to Quemoy despite heavy Communist artillery. Red shore batteries shelled Big and Little Quemoy plus two smaller islands with over 7000 shells. The two landing ships unloaded supplies in a rapid run, then fled out of range unharmed.
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Judge Denies Stay to Virginia School on Ban of Negroes
U S Fourth Circuit Chief Judge Simon E Scheloff denied Charlottesville Va a stay from an order requiring the city admit 12 Negro children to white schools The ruling could close Charlottesville s only white high school and one of its five white elementary schools this week Separate orders affected Warren County Va and Arlington County Va as federal and state courts push desegregation efforts in the region Meanwhile in Little Rock white citizens formed a group to reopen closed high schools as private segregated institutions and the NAACP warned Negro children would attend despite opposition from some officials
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Atom Tests Forced on Us Says Russ
Radio Moscow warned that the Soviet Union may be forced to resume nuclear tests as Western powers push to end their self imposed pause. The broadcast cited Moscow’s March pledge to suspend tests and argued the Soviet leaders showed courage in halting experiments, but patience has limits.
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Second Crash Proves Fatal
Ottawa residents recount a fatal crash at the same site as a prior collision. Mrs Catherine Berto 79 of Ottawa and Mrs Nina Long 72 of Spring Valley died when a car turned left into oncoming traffic. The Tuesday accident echoed the earlier wreck in similar circumstances.
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Canada Uranium Sale To Switzerland For Experimental Reactor
Ottawa reports Switzerland will buy 11 tons of Canadian uranium fuel for use in an experimental reactor. The transaction underscores ongoing cross border energy research efforts amid scientific collaboration.
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Ike Bows on Quotas for Metals
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration will impose import quotas on lead and zinc to curb imports. The move aims to protect GOP seats in November amid losses and a Maine defeat. Announcement expected early next week, possibly aligned with Interior Secretary Seaton’s San Francisco speech.
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