Senator George backs policy on Quemoy and Matsu
Senator George D Ga said he supports President Eisenhower's position on not committing now to defend Quemoy and Matsu. He urged restraint amid talk of war, noting Kefauver warned of war plans in high offices. The briefing followed statements predicting potential attacks, with House leaders cautious after the briefing about future actions. A separate local note discusses real estate lines in Detroit and late vehicle license tag deadlines in Tennessee, with officials urging prompt pickup and enforcement planned at midnight.
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Jack Bell
Washington
George D-Ga
Eisenhower
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
George
Senate
White House
Robert B. Carney
Tisenhower
Sen
Kefauver
China
Matsui
Quemay
U.S
Redg
Rayburn
God
Reputy County Ecount Clerk
Marjorig Karret Blountville
Tennessee Highway
Wage Plan Aims to Curb Runaway Shops at UAW Convention
The CIO United Auto Workers push a year round pay plan to deter factory relocation and automation driven job losses. The resolution backs front line pay guarantees to protect workers and homes as management shifts to new plants and methods. Reuther administration received a vote of confidence at the Detroit meeting despite spirited opposition to some officers.
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Norman Walke
Cleveland
CIO
United Auto Workers
Eay
Wesides
Stabil
UAW
Khor
Socalic
Istin
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Pay Raise Slated For Servicemen
Washington expects a 12 percent base pay raise for about 1.66 million armed forces personnel starting tomorrow after Congress rushed a bill to the President. The raise targets career servicemen with higher boosts for officers and enlisted ranks, funded at about 740 million dollars yearly. The measure aims to curb turnover in the active fighting forces amid historically high attrition.
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Washington
Jamies G. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Congress
Cingovian
Senate
Vaice
Hall Jing
Russell
D Ga
Armed Services Commnittee
Senge
Perot
Woman Left For Dead By Gunman Is Talking
A woman shot by a gunman speaks but does not discuss the crime. The brief item notes her comments while authorities pursue leads in the case, with no further details on the shooting or motive.
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Supms
Henderson
Bothi
Mamie Duncan
Phillips
Gumnan
Fred Halle
Duncan
Hato
Prelips
Cep
Pap
James Thomas
Uniontown
Harlis
Lord Joseph
Inken
Wong
Gr . Band
Goebel
Raylecene
FBE
Mond
Washington
Taft
Phin
Elzabeth Duncan
Police
Uiontown
Dunswithr
Waritt
Trial Date Set In Gash Fencing Case Knoxville
In Knoxville two lawyers Fred J. Moses Jr and Eugene Mynatt face charges for receiving two cars bought with money traced to a robbery at Taylor Hardware Co. The hearing in Chancery Court runs May 3 to 7. Chattanooga attorney Barry Berke and a local bank are also named defendants. Berke allegedly fenced stolen funds linked to a 1950 Angus hold up.
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Knoxville
Aylor Hardware Co
Rabal Kingsport
Chancery Court
Fred J. Moses Jr
Eugene &. Mynatt
States
Chattanooga
Berke
Derailment Not Attributed To Strike Speaks Rail Line
Clinchfield railroad officials say a derailment of a yard engine with four cars at the west end of the yards occurred around 9 p.m. near Roller Street. Trainmaster Jim Lonon reports no damage and no link to the ongoing rail strike. City Detective Jim Broyles notes the incident is under investigation with a possible tampering clue involving a derailment device and a piece of paper.
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Clinchfield
Iman
Jim Lonon
Roller Street
Lonon
Clinchfield Rril- Lam
Jim Broyles
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