Labor Leaders From Two Nations Meet At Nogales
Mexican and U S union leaders convene in Nogales to prepare for a four day U S Mexico Trade Union committee session. The talks aim to improve bracero housing wages and protections for Mexican migrant workers in western U S farms. The group includes AFL CIO United Mine Workers and Railway Brotherhood reps.
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Glenn Stackhouse
United Press State
Nogales
Mexic
United States-Mexico
Mexico
America
AFL - Cio
United States
U.S
U.s.-Mexico
Unnion
Inter - American Regional Organization of Workers
Tissei Statec
Afl-Cio
United Mine Workers of America
Railway Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
H. L. Mitchell
National Agricultural Workers’ Union
USS
Paul Reed
United Mine Workers
Serafino Romualdo
Jesus
Jose Maria Cruz
Justino Sanchez Madariago
Hermenegilda J. Aldana
Amador Robles Santiazanez
Eduardo Fernandez
Francisco C. Medina
Aurelio V. Garcia
Dulles book on Red China still haunts him
United Press reports that John Foster Dulles long ago argued in War or Peace that China should be admitted if governed by a capable regime. He later revised his stance after Communist China’s actions in Korea and Indochina, concluding Beijing should not represent China in the United Nations.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
John Foster Dulles
China
United Nations
Dulles
Job
Sue
Red China
Peiping
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Knowland
Korea
Indochina
State Department
Memher
FFA 4 H Judging Contest Begins
Preliminary competition for the national land pasture and range judging contest starts this week in five state cities. Oklahoma FFA and 4-H youths compete for a regional victory to enter the state championship at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds May 2 3. The state champion in each division advances to the national final with prizes totaling over 2000 pounds. First contest is in Tulsa Thursday with subsequent events in Fairview Lawton Guthrie and Wilburton on set dates.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lawton
Guthrie
Wilburn
State Polio Vaccine Program Slowed Down
Oklahoma county medical societies were told to await a more plentiful vaccine supply before continuing mass immunization for residents under 40. Chairmen of most societies met at the State Medical Association to discuss how to encourage immunization while officials said doctors should not publicize shots until adequate serum is available.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Medical Association
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