Administration Backs Bipartisan Group on Security Commission
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration will support a Democratic sponsored plan to create a 12 member bipartisan commission to study the federal employe security program. The panel would review laws orders and directives and report by December 31 1956 with focus on safeguarding national security and basic rights.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
Stennis
Dmiss
Senate
Gen. Brownell
House
Waller
D-Pa
Sen
Mundy
R-Sd
Government Operations Committee
Causinus
Eisehawer
Der
Tradition Breaks as Churchill Lauded by New York Award
NEW YORK U FREEDOM HOUSE selects SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL as this year’s honoree breaking the usual pattern. The award will be accepted for Sir Winston Det by British Ambassador Sir Roger Makins.
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New York
Freedom House
Winston Charchill
Winston Det
Roger Makins
Friendly Neighbors Club Hosts Meetings in Hartsburg and Granby Accident
In Hartsburg Mrs Pan Hegeman led a fifth birthday party for Sharon Kay with a large local guest list. The Friendly Neighbors Extension Club gathered at the Evangelical and Reform Church basement with guest speaker county nurse Bertha Fisher. In Granby Mo two 19 year old youths Silvis and Carrithers died when their car overturned on Highway 80 four miles east of Granby. Anderson died at the scene and Carrithers died later in a hospital.
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Hartsburg
Pan Hegeman
Sharon Kay
Gale
Dickie Nagel
Kansas City
Richard Begeman
Larry
Joger Arnsmeyer
Jerome Glascock
Lois Winnecke
Linda McDow
Sharon Brune
Cindy Hackman
Gary
Bonnie Dyar
Richard
Virginia Cunningham
Deanna Buescher
Leroy
Lenora Reifstock
Barbara i Seruges
Clifton Nahler
Begeman
Clarence Reifstock
Arlene Scruggs
Friendly Neighbors Extension Club
Evangelical and Reformed
Bertha Fisher
Otto Hugedick
Granby
Lawrence Arvid Anderson
Silvis
Bobby Joe Carrithers
DeSalo
Anderson
Carrithers
London Dock Workers Vote to Extend Six Week Walkout
London dockers voted to continue a six week strike across major piers amid tensions between unions. Northern port picketing and talks with the Transport and General Workers Union continued as factions debated jurisdiction and potential settlement.
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London
Raymond Moore
Valdosta
Gawvis
Joan Mass
Fritz Amsmeyer
Britain
Richard Nagel
National Amalgamated Tren
Gale and Dickie
Kansass Stevedores and Dockers Union City
T.W. Barner
Transport and
Ld General Workers Union
Bar
Fred Buescher
Harding Buescher
TGWU
Marilyan
Fayetteville
Ark
Trade Union Congress
Frederick
Buescher
Altike
Scholarships Won By Two Area Girls
Fulton Missouri reports two area girls among twenty awarded five hundred dollar scholarships to William Woods College for outstanding Missouri Girls State records. Recipients include Barbara Michel Aurora Carol Lou Wheeler Jefferson City Elizabeth Ivers Kirksville Carolyn Crenshaw Sikeston Sandra Grant Kansas City Ruth Higginbotham Albany Goria Behrens Eldon Jackie Bremler St Louis Marilyn Chandler Kansas City Sue Caos Aurora Kay Rhoads Springfield Nancy Patterson Joplin Linda Funk Kirksville Mary Tucker Osceola Roberta Woodington Cassville Betty Lawler St Louis Elaine Martin Lamar Elizabeth Christian Caruthersville Rose Mary Alexiou Cape Girardeau Diane Cahait Neosho.
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Fulton
Missouri
William Woods College
Batsbara Michel
Aurora
Carol Lou Wheeler
Jefferson City
Elizabeth Ivers
Kirksville
Carolyn Crenshaw
Sikeston
Sandra Grant
Kansas City
Ruth Higginbotham
Albany
Goria Behrens
Aurore
Kay Rhoads
Springfield
Nancy Patterson
Joplin
Linda Funk
Mary Tucker
Osceola
Roberta Woodington
Cassville
Betty Lawler
St. Louis
Elaine Martin
Lamar
Elizabeth Christian
Caruthersville
Rose
Mary Alexiou
Cape Girardeau
Diane Cahait
Neosho
Frties Arnsmeyer Family Visit in New Franklin
Me and M Frtie Arnsmeyer and family visited at New Franklin Sunday with Mrs. Clara Hal verman and Mrs. Mathilda Arns meyer.
Hoover Commission Recommends Stock Divestiture Law Change
The Hoover Commission proposes amending the law requiring government officials to divest stock holdings. The report outlines defense administration reforms aiming to save up to two billion dollars annually and urges incentives for longer service and higher pay to attract capable appointees. It notes resistance from executives like Charles E. Wilson and discusses obstacles to government service.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Defense Department
Herbert Hoover
Department
Rem
Charles E. Wilson
iPresent
Defense
General Motors Corp
Pentagon
Ning A$ Stern
Congress
Sec
Strike to Continue At General Motors Plant
DETROIT Widespread walkout continues at GM Willow Run transmission plant as over 1,000 wildcatters vote nine to one to extend the unauthorized strike despite CIO United Auto Workers urging an end to the stoppage.
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General Motors
Detroit
Willow Run
CIO
United Auto Workers
Possible Action Seen on Rejection by Transit Union
In St Louis the State Mediation Board may take action after the streetcar and bus operators union rejected a five name panel for a wage dispute hearing. Daniel C. Rogers said a panel would act as fact finder in the dispute between the 2650 member union and the St Louis Public Service Co. The union rejected the list citing lack of neutral arbitration experience and noting the fifth name had been previously turned down by the company in 1947.
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AFL
Association of
Catholic bishops urge Catholic schools over state options
In Brussels six Roman Catholic bishops declare an obligation for Christian families to send children to Catholic schools rather than state controlled ones. They state there is for the Christian only truly satisfactory school: the Catholic school, in a letter read in Catholic churches across the country.
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Belgium
Brussels
Mick Flack
Jane
The
Cour
Correction to Caption Ties Welcome Wagon to Chamber
A photo caption misidentified Welcome Wagon as affiliated with the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce. The article notes 14 coal miners killed in Gelsenkirchen Germany due to an underground explosion at Nordstern diggings in the Ruhr region.
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Jefferson City
Ruhr
Iertion
Jet Ride Caps Cadet Encampment At Missouri Wing Meet
The Missouri Wing Civil Defense Group held a three day summer encampment with cadets and four senior members at Cape Girardeau. Jet orientation flights were offered as the event concluded, featuring a 7-33 jet trainer ride at Chanute Air Force Base and led by Lt Col Paul U Kertz of Jefferson City.
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Missouri
Civil Defense Group
Cape
Ransoul
Columbia
Civil Defense Police Auxiliary
Assn
Cape Girardeau
Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth
State law requires pharmacists complete years of study and pass exams before practicing. Drug stores are licensed and regularly inspected to ensure medicines are fresh and potent. Buyers stay safer purchasing vitamins medicines and health aids from established outlets rather than door to door sellers of unknown products.
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College of Pharmacy
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