Midyear Trend In Business Up Over Jan 1 Pace
In Charleston area coverage, midyear economic outlook shows jobs scarce yet consumer spending steady. Data indicate 5 percent unemployment, production down about 4 percent from last year, and rising living costs about 3.3 percent. Hollings emerges as an influential, upbeat political figure amid national recovery debates. Rebel factions in Lebanon consolidate northward control as government forces hold key cities with international aid.
No Overtime Pay Charged Against Southwest Eng Co
SPRINGFIELD MO AP The federal Labor Department charged Southwest Engineering Co with failing to pay time and half for hours over 40. Paul H Anderson, president, called the charge culous and said he had tried to talk with the Labor Department for over a year. The department cited misreported hours and travel time as hours worked and destruction of time records. Anderson attributed the charges to a employee who padded his time record, noting that the data was on voucher stubs.
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Balloting Under Way For Girls State Posts
Fulton Missouri AP Balloting is under way for state offices at the Missouri Girls State sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The nationalist party named Ann Rowley of Kansas City as governor and Judy Raing of Monett was chosen by the federalists as her opponent. The winner will be inaugurated tonight as the 17th annual Girls State winds up Sunday.
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Car Truck Collision Claims Infant in Missouri
A car truck crash on M-2 near Warrensburg killed 7 month old Janis Clark of Leeton. The infant’s mother, riding with her, and the pickup driver Fred Alfred Jewett Jr., 19, of Windsor, were injured. The accident occurred about 12 miles south of Warrensburg.
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Harris says policy question sparked FCC inquiry
Rep. Oren Harris says his letter to FCC Chairman Doerfer was a policy inquiry not a personal matter. He relayed Parrish of KOTN Pine Bluff's request for FCC reply and policy explanation regarding Jefferson County Broadcasting System's license in Pine Bluff. Hearing on July 1 could involve the case.
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Dallas Board Keeps Dallas Schools Segregated
Dallas Board of Education votes to resist integration, saying it cannot comply with federal and state laws without violating Texas statutes. U S Court orders delay in integration. White Citizens Council criticizes move to proceed without local option.
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Government asks deposition delay in tax conspiracy case
In St Louis AP report the U S Government requests a delay of attorney Harry J Schwimmer's deposition linked to the tax conspiracy trial of Matthew J Connelly and T Lamar Caudle. Connelly and Caudle were convicted two years ago and seek a new trial claiming new evidence from Schwimmer. They have avoided prison terms amid legal maneuvers. In Marin City California a Korean War veteran turncoat Rance Y Sullivan who returned from Communist China has married Berniece Brown of Menlo Park.
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Three City Residents Named to Symington Speakers' Committee
Three Jefferson City residents have been named to a Symington for Senator Speakers' Committee announced today by Charles L. Bacon of Kansas City. The appointees are Col. John G. Christy, P. Pierre Dominique, and John H. Hendren, with Baton noting the committee includes members from all parts of Missouri.
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P. Pierre Dominique
John H. Hendren
Baton
Missouri
Divorcee Withdraws Painting Proposal
In Milan a British German divorcee named Katharina Williams withdrew her offer to present a painting to President Eisenhower. She said art experts questioned its authenticity, arguing it may be the work of Correggio imitators. The piece was valued at about $100,000 by an American expert, and a down payment had been made to the owner, the Countess of Ostheim, who still holds the painting.
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