Bridges Could Lock Down San Francisco and Honolulu Ports
Victor Riesel alleges Harry Bridges of the ILWU holds power to shut Honolulu and San Francisco ports. He claims Bridges influences New Orleans and seeks East Coast control. Riesel testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee amid his blindness from an acid attack.
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Victor Riesel
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Australia
Riesel
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York
New York Daily Mirror
Congress
Jeff Kibre
Irving Welson
Riese
New Orleans
Kibre, Welson
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
Television columnists rely on press agents for fresh copy
New TV columnists’ mail stream supplies exclusive features rather than personal writing. Items note fans can choose jingle styles from hillbilly to rock n roll, led by Mark Lawrence of a major ad agency. Also mentions CBS TV show I’ve Got A Secret and upcoming programs on CBS NBC with guests and dates.
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New York
Mark Lawrence
the Blank, Blank & Blank Advertising Agency
Noah Webster
Cbs-Tv
Ed Sullivan
Kate Smith
Harry Belafonte
Jack Paar
Steve Allen
Nbc-Tv
Kim Novak
Wally Cox
Bambi Linn
Rod Alexander
Betty Field
Anita Loos
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details And Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles and office details, publication schedule, and AP affiliation. It also provides home delivery and mail subscription rates for areas within and beyond 75 miles of La Crosse.
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Lee
Associated Press
AP News
Tribune
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Iceland Ramps Campaign as Communists Target NATO Base
Iceland's No 2 party expands its election push to include the Communists and U S troops at Keflavik. Foreign Minister Gudmundsson vows to end the U S occupation though NATO duties remain. election to choose 52 Althing members set for Sunday amid parties’ contentious stance on U S forces.
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U.S
Progressive
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Gudmundsson
NATO
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Keflavik
Moscow
New York
North Atlantic
Althing
Olafur Thors
Communists
Labor
National Defense
Thors
Independence
Independence Party
Progressives
National Defense Party
Burglars Call Police By Accident At Lumber Firm
Two would be burglars entered a Shelbyville lumber company in the early hours. One man knocked a phone off the hook and the operator alerted officers. Police rushed to the scene and arrested both suspects.
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Shelbyville
Civil rights bill stalls in Rules Committee clash
Civil rights legislation faced a setback as Southern members blocked a Rules Committee vote yesterday by claiming a lack of quorum. Rep Roosevelt flagged a discharge petition with 145 signatures and plans renewed drives before a potential Wednesday session.
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Dcalif
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Civil Rights Commission
Special Justice Department
Keating
R-Ny
Eisenhower
Rep. Colmer
D-Miss
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Von Karman Receives Presidential Medal for Aerodynamics
In Los Angeles Dr Theodore von Karman was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at an Institute of Aeronautical Sciences dinner. The Hungarian born scientist, a U.S. citizen since 1936, shaped modern aerodynamics while directing the Guggenheim Laboratory at Caltech from 1930 to 1944 and now chairs NATO's air research advisory group.
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Los Angeles
Theodore von Karman
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
von Karman
Hungary
U.S
Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
NATO
Wisconsin Telephone gets okay to issue 250000 shares
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved 250000 new common shares at 100 par value to raise capitalization to 200 million, to be sold to sole holder American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The panel also allowed Peoples Telephone Co. of Mt Hope to raise annual rates by 7125 to cover wage hikes.
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Wisconsin Telephone Co
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Peoples Telephone Co
Mt. Hope
Grant County
Boards criticize lax approach to liquor law violators
Merrill D. H. Prichard, head of Wisconsin beverage taxes, told the Wisconsin League of Municipalities that multiple convictions among tavern operators show licensing boards renew licenses despite repeated violations. He named Joseph Vita of Hurley with 16 convictions and others with 14 or eight+, urging local authorities to revoke licenses for chronic violators and noting state records of renewals.
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D. H. Prichard
State Division of Beverage and Cigarette Taxes
Wisconsin
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Prichard
Madison
Joseph Vita
Hurley
John Rajkovich
Lois Gasborri
Steve Trochim
Gilbert Boatz
Supreme Court
Nations Meet On Plans For Atoms for Peace Agency
Representatives from Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Czechoslovakia France India Portugal South Africa Russia Britain and the United States gather in Washington to finalize plans for an 87 nation conference in New York this September. Russia seeks Red China invite and the group aims to set the conference date and invitation wording for the International Atomic Energy Agency charter.
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Washington
New York
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Superior Man Named President-Elect of State Bar Association
Rudolph E. Anderson of Superior was named president elect of the Wisconsin Bar Association at its 77th annual convention. He will assume the post next year, succeeding Robert D. Johns. La Crosse will become president on Friday. Robert E. Cook of Milwaukee was elected treasurer, Gilson Glasser of Madison secretary, and Arthur W. Kopp of Platteville the board’s representative of the state judicial council.
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Rudolph E. Anderson
Superior
Wisconsin Bar Association
Robert D. Johns
la Crosse
Robert E. Cook
Milwaukee
Gilson Glasser
Arthur W. Kopp
Platteville
State Judicial Council
Locksmith Obedient To Car Thief In Asbury Park
Miss Virginia Zimmerman reported a man drove away in her car after an obliging locksmith opened the vehicle claiming lost keys. State police arrested John Moore, 35, on Rt. 35 in Raritan Township near Keyport and charged him with theft of a motor vehicle.
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N.J
Virginia Zimmerman
John Moore
Raritan Township
Keyport
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