Union Leaders To Have Dinner With Khrushchev
Four vice presidents of major unions will dine with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev on September 21 in San Francisco. James B. Carey and Walker Reuther join Joseph Bierne and Willian Dougherty in the arrangement, coordinating through State Department officials and Ambassador Menshikov.
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Tax Increases Add To Growing Drain On Workers' Pocketbooks
AP analysis notes rising taxes and prices squeeze workers as inflation hits new highs. It cites the federal, state, and local tax take totaling around 86 billion dollars, with a midyear wage earners facing higher levies and costs while overall economic activity shows a rebound from a prior recession low.
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Mr MacLaine Explains Why He Moved To Japan
Steve Parker, husband of Shirley MacLaine, explains leaving Hollywood to become a producer in Japan. He cites feeling second class in Hollywood and says Shirley supports him as he builds shows and films in Tokyo, Las Vegas, and beyond while their marriage endures long separations.
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Rules Violation Flag Not Proof In Meter Case
Nashville court dismissed a meter violation ticket after ruling no proof showed how long the deputy sheriff’s car was parked. Judge Henry Todd noted the meter read nine, but no timing evidence existed. The case involved Odie Richeson challenging a February ticket under a 1947 city ordinance with no meters then.
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Paper Reports Group Organized To Buy TVA Bonds
Nashville reports four banking houses organized to bid for TVA first offering, estimated at 50 to 100 million dollars, with sale planned next spring or summer. TVA spokesmen say decisions on bond types await board action under new self financing law signed by Eisenhower. Syndicate names include Bradford Blythe, Equitable Hadsey Stuart, Chase Manhattan Bank, First Boston, Lazard Freres, Eastman Dillon, and Salomon Brothers. Local firms would not comment.
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Lighter Side Of News Congressional Newsletters
Lighter Side Of News looks at congressional newsletters mailed from Capitol Hill to readers nationwide. The piece cites Rep. Sidecy Watts and other lawmakers sending weekly notes with light jokes and community anecdotes, noting the growing popularity of these mailings despite quirky stories and political context.
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Premier Kishi s Biggest Problems Renewal Of Japan U S Treaty
Japan's Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi faces pressure over revising the 1952 U S Japan security pact as socialist opponents rally against change while his Conservative Party may seek general elections to resolve the issue. Hayato Ikeda emerges as a potential future leader amid political maneuvering in Tokyo.
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Tennessee Public Schools See Enrollment Rise
Tennessee public school enrollment increased by 159000 over the past decade while the number of schools dropped about 40 percent. In 1945-49 there were 4194 public schools with total enrollment 18920, as consolidation cut small one to three teacher campuses.
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Mississippi Runoff Primary Shapes Governorship Vote
Mississippians vote today in a tightly contested Democratic runoff for governor. Carroll Gartin seeks a third term and aims to carry 30 to 55 counties, while Ross Barnett vows to win 0 counties in a state long dominated by Democratic control. Gartin campaigns on experience, development and segregation records, Barnett touts aggressive segregation stance and retrenchment on teacher pay.
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UT to confer nuclear engineering degrees this week
Two graduate students are set to receive degrees from the University of Tennessee nuclear engineering department. The event is part of commencement exercises with several other programs linked to nuclear science and related fellowships.
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158 Persons Charged With Drunk Driving
The weekend Tennessee high way safety drive led to 158 arrests for drunk driving. Safety Commissioner Greg ORest reported the breakdown shows Chattanooga division with most arrests and city and county officers tallying 93 state patrolmen. Five traffic deaths occurred to push the yearly toll to 33, up from last year.
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Hal Boyle’s Column on Marital Quirks and Wives
New York column by Hal Boyle collects humorous husbandry remarks about wives and daily life. Jokes revolve around misheard phrases, chores, coffee, fashion, and household gadgets, highlighting domestic mishaps and frustrations with light social bite.
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