Steel Negotiations Flounder With Absence Of Fairless
Washington column notes Ben Fairless not present to shape steel wage talks as U S Steel ally of labor, while Bethlehem and National Steel push hard for a take it or leave it stance. The piece cites Boulware tactics, Wall Street tax motives for five year deals, and delays before the strike was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Ben Fairless
Ike
Washington
U. S. Steel Corporation
Fairless
Dave McDonald
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Steel
Ernie Breech
Ford
Harlow Curtice
General Motors
Lem Boulware
General Electric
Westinghouse
John Stephens
Wall Street
New York
Federal Mediation Service
Senate Unanimous Vote Opposes Red China UN Admit
The Senate completed a unanimous vote on a resolution declaring Congresss unaltered opposition to admitting Red China to the United Nations. The 86 to 0 Senate tally followed a 391 to 0 House vote on July 18, continuing a yearly pattern since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
China
United Nations
House
Bunions and Shoe Fit Highlight Health Talk
The article explains bunions result from ill fitting shoes usually pointed or narrow and describes prevention through proper shoe fitting. It notes conservative treatments, such as relieving pressure and heat, and outlines surgical options for severe cases with removal of excess tissue and realignment of the big toe bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Aldren
Stoke
Ion
Friend
Hartford
Providence
R. I
Pastore
Senate
Met Opera Signs Pact Ends Season Dispute
The Metropolitan Opera Association signed a contract with the American Guild of Musical Artists in New York, restoring plans for the canceled 1956-57 season. The dispute centered on Robert Herman and his dual roles as assistant stage director and assistant artistic administrator, a matter the guild flagged for disciplinary action. Both sides agreed to an accord governing guild rules and management participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera Assn
Pice
Opera Company
American Guild of Musical Artists
AGMA
Robert Herman
Herman
Guild
Met
Action Against Herman Postponed To After Season
A contract detail states that action against Herman will not take effect until after the 1956 57 season. The agreement does not raise base pay, but the chorus gains time and a half for rehearsal beyond 15 hours weekly. The Gazette Classified Ads summarize regional notices on coal reserves, evaporation rates, and highway length.
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Herman
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