Union to fight firing of fifth amendment user
Phillipburg New Jersey union officials say they will file a grievance over the dismissal of Maurice K Slater former business manager of the United Electrical Workers Union Ingersoll Rand unit Slater cited Fifth Amendment protection before the McCarthy Senate subcommittee amid an investigation of Communist activity in defense plants in the region Bethlehem Steel and Lehigh Foundries suspensions followed. More workers invoked the Fifth Amendment and faced suspensions or notices of discharge as investigations proceed in Bethlehem and Williamsport.
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Red China Uses Barbarians To Fight Barbarians Tactic
The piece argues China's action against 13 American spy suspects aims to inflame public opinion and test East West tensions. It suggests Peiping promotes ongoing antagonism to pressure Moscow and the United States, while hinting at a growing policy split with Moscow and a shift toward Chinese imperialist tactics.
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Scientists Estimate Global CO2 Emissions From Fossil Fuels
Scientists estimate that about six billion tons of carbon dioxide are released into the atmosphere annually due to the burning of coal and oil. The statement underscores the scale of fossil fuel use and its climatic implications.
Citizen Tells Judge Off Sparks 3 Day Contempt
In Van Nuys California a citizen named Philip Harvey Banks was jailed three days for contempt after interrupting court proceedings. He slammed a rolled newspaper on the counsel table and challenged the judge before being taken into custody by a bailiff. A jury trial on his traffic plea was scheduled for December 28.
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Banks
Tokyo Smog Sparks Six Point Cleanup Plan
Tokyo officials unveiled a six point program to combat rising smoke and soot in the air, as the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced new measures to improve air quality in the city.
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Last Week's Waitress Now An Heiress
Glendal e California report says Mrs. Geraldine Helde went from waitress to heiress after inheriting $100000 from her New York grandfather William Kopes. She bought a new car and planned a trip to Honolulu with her landlord and his family. Her husband Wyn and two children were killed in a Pa accident earlier this year. She had moved from Allen town Pennsylvania to Cleveland before settling in Glendale.
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Wage Raise For U.S. Forces In Korea Not Uniform
The U.N. Command said all U.S. forces employees in Korea will gain a 75 percent wage increase, with Seoul area workers receiving a higher boost of 55 percent. The report notes the distinction in pay scales between Seoul and the rest of Korea.
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Christmas display lights up Merchandise Mart in Chicago
Chicago's Merchandise Mart hosted a vast Christmas card display lighting up last night. Nearly 7,000 bulbs formed three six story bells, two 15 story Christmas trees, and a long three story structure, among other festive features.
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