Congress Eyes New Move to Punish Communist Led Unions
Washington reports that Congress may again seek to punish Communist led labor unions as two past efforts under Taft Hartley and the Communist Control Act faced setbacks. The Supreme Court ruled the sanctions target officers, not unions, and Brownell's cases under the Communist Control Act stalled. The Eisenhower administration plans revisions to Taft Hartley to be presented in January, likely revisiting Communist influence in unions.
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Supreme Court
National Relations Board
Subversive Activities Control Board
NURE
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Eisenhower
Congress
NLRB
Hoffman cites US stance on Middle East aggression
Pasadena speaker P Paw G Hoffman criticizes President Eisenhower for not condoning aggression in the Middle East and says the move has an awesome collateral significance. He argues US action shows the key contrast today is not West versus East but right versus wrong.
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Pasadena
Calif
Paw G. Hoffman
Eisenhower
Middle East
United States
Hoffman
Institute of World Affairs
Japs Consider Proposals For Open Diplomatic Ties
Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu said Japan is considering proposals from Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia to open diplomatic relations. He noted the issue follows Japan and Russia restoring relations and spoke with Asahi.
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Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Shigemitsu
Asahi
Kansas Society to Initiate at Institute Meeting in Philadelphia
The Kansas Society of the Archaeological Institute of America, a new KU campus group, will be initiated as a chapter into the national institute on December 28 in Philadelphia. Dr. L. R. Lind of KU will attend, also taking part in the American Philological Association program December 28 to 30. Officers named: Thor E Bogren, Scranton, president. Dr. James E Seaver, history associate professor, vice president. Dr. John H Patton, religion professor, secretary-treasurer.
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Kansas Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
Kansas University
National Institute
Philadelphia
L. R. Lind
K. U
American Philological Association
New Kansas Society
Thor E. Bogren
Scranton
James E. Seaver
John H.patton
Journalism Women In A Used Book Campaign Opens Drive
Theta Sigma Phi conducts a drive to collect children is used books for Lawrence's underprivileged youngsters. Began Saturday, the effort will place collection boxes in Weaver's Rusty's Supermarket City Library children's room Rankin's Drug Store and Pinckney School.
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Theta Sigma Phi
Yomen
Lawrence
Weaver's
Rusty's
Rankin's Drug Store
Pinckney School
Emergency Loans Okay For State Drought Areas
The Farmers Home Administration authorized by the Agriculture Department to issue emergency loans to drought affected farmers in 68 Kansas counties. Applications may be made immediately at local FHA offices to finance normal operations through December 31, 1957. The 68 counties cover all Kansas counties except 37 in the Great Plains special credit program carried last year.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
Kansas
FHA
Great Plains
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