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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
A bargaining session yesterday failed to end the painters strike against the Kansas-based Asanz Grenier firm. Strikers have persisted since May, keeping the work stoppage active.
Prime Minister Kishi departs for Washington aboard a U S government plane to meet President Eisenhower. He plans a brief press conference at the airport and a hotel reception in San Francisco's Japanese community. He aims to strengthen ties and mutual understanding while urging closer cooperation between the United States and Japan. Defense officials say both nations may coordinate troop withdrawals as Japan expands its own forces.
An old style notice promotes Pazo’s Modern Support Ointment and its suppositories as swelling remedies. It mentions availability from druggists and urges readers to try the products for relief.
Washington secretaries Dulles and Wilson decided to have William S. Girard tried by Japanese courts in full accord with agreements with Japan. Girard, an Ottawa guard, is charged with fatally shooting a Japanese woman collecting a strap on a firing range in Japan. His lawyers in New York labeled the move a brazen attempt to influence the court.
The piece discusses congressional limits on government interference in unions and the AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee, noting fears of political reform triggers amid Indiana highway scandals and tension over leadership accountability. It cites Hincheson and Teamsters ties, with calls for reform and scrutiny of Meany and Reuther.
Harwichport Massachusetts reports attorney Welch longtime chief counsel for the Army in the McCarran hearings plans a summer or fall wedding this year. Welch is a widower and his wife died earlier the same year.
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