AFL-CIO leaders dismiss political party plans
AFL-CIO chiefs pooh pooh forming a labor or capturing a party but acknowledge future factors could push action. Merged union with 15 to 16 million members aims to wield greater political weight, especially in 1956 elections. Goldwater warns labor backing could rise, while Stevenson era backing is noted. Court case in Clinton High School integration continues with Joyce and NAACP briefs due in 15 days.
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Associated Press News
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Congress
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Adlai Steverson
Goldwater
Hisenhower
Stevenson
Afu-Cyo
Sls
Anderson Gets More Time On Integration
In Knox County Tennessee Judge Robert L. Taylor granted extra time for implementing school integration, declining to issue an immediate final decree. He cited Supreme Court intent for authorities to work out matters in good faith and allowed for future relief if compliance falters, detailing that aggrieved parties may seek court action.
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Pune
Robert L. Taylor
Use County
Lly
National Assn
Supreme Court
Taylor
93-Year-Old Man Hit By Auto in Frisco
San Francisco reports Albert Gondal aged 93, a veteran of Todian, Spanish-American, and Mexican campaigns, as a pedestrian struck by a car. He arrived at San Francisco Hospital with a broken arm a black eye and lipstick marks on his bald head. He explained the lipstick as from a tavern nightcap.
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San Francisco
Albert Gondal
San Francisco Hospital
Gravity Wins Or Loses In The Balance Of Man
Hal Boyle muses on U S government gravity research with humor about antigravity. He treats gravity as a friend keeping life grounded, warns of chaos if science conquers gravity, and urges keeping feet on the ground despite scientific dreams.
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Mal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
U.S
Isaac Newton
Newton
Congress
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monrtoe
Junior
Fined and jailed for DUI at Big Stone Gap
Two men plead guilty in trial justice court for driving under the influence. Edward Filgow fined 100 dollars and costs and given six months in jail plus 50 dollars and 60 days for license revocation. James Irvitt Burkhart fined 100 dollars and costs and 30 days. A Bill McKee faces grand jury on forgery. Two others plead guilty to ABC law violations with 50 dollar fines. Heavier cases from weekend whiskey raids in Appalachia continued to December 16 at Wise. Dan Copling and Mrs Cora Bell Miller were the other guilty pleas and sentences.
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Big Stone Gap
Edward Filgow
George Taylor
James Irvitt
Burkhart
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