Subway Strike Strands New York Commuters In Traffic
New York sees a subway strike expand as six unions join. Service drops to a few trains per line with thousands stranded. drivers threaten firings, bonuses offered to stay at work, and city transit facilities opened to cope. Subways and buses clogged, Long Island Railroad overloaded with displaced riders.
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New York
Subway
Servier
Zor
Manhattan
Xeeat
Ross
New York Transit Authority
Subways
Transit Authority
Charles L. Patterson
Suhway
Long Island Rail Road
Long Island
Motormen’s Union
Independent Line
215Th St
Broadway
Benevolent Assa
Bakers Union Faces Expulsion By AFL-CIO
AFL-CIO Executive Council votes to expel the Bakery Workers Union unless corruption reforms are completed by noon Thursday. James G. Cross urged to step down as president amid accusations of misused union funds and lavish perks. Meany announces plan to charter a new, clean Bakery Workers Union with about 100 locals and 50,000 members ready to form a separate body.
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Atlantic
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Executive Council
Meany
Cross
Integrity Group
Integrity
Bakers Union
Senate
Washington
Hinds
Florida
Record Tells Sleeping Cons Christian Way
Visalia California prisoners at Tulare County road camp hear a 19 minute pillow side recording urging self faith and decency. Public defender John Locke and aide Edgar Price helped script with Rev Glen Peters and Robert Lally to implant moral principles as inmates sleep. The voluntary method aims to reduce crime and alcoholism by aligning subconscious with conscious intent. Locke will interview participants after 30 to 60 days to gauge attitude change.
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Visalia
Calif
Tulare County
Annals of
Penalogy
John Locke
Locke
Edgar D. Price
Glen Peters
Ivanhoe Presbyterian Church
Robert C. Lally
Porterville State Hospital
Expansion Plans for 1300 Gore Office Block
Plans announced for a 55000 square foot extension to the Prudential office building at 1300 Gore Blvd. W R Boyington, owner of 1305 Gore, says the brick and steel annex will measure 50 by 84 feet and be built within 120 days following a city hall building permit. Mayor Ellsworth notes the new space will house additional insurance offices and other offices in Mt View addition block 15 lot 27-23.
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Pruidential Insurance Co
Kioek Gore Blvd
W. R. Boyington
Gore
Boyington
City Hall
Doctors Will Decide Today If She Can Attend Paris Talks
Cape Canaveral reports point to a third Atlas ICBM attempt this week with an Army Jupiter or Redstone missile possibly fired tonight. Navy Vanguard issues say a mechanical propulsion fault caused the failure, damage to the launch stand moderate, repairs swift, while the Air Force tests continue at the Cape.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Navy
Vanguard
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Cape
Army Service
Air Force
Eisenhower Nearing Paris NATO Trip If Fit
Washington reports say President Eisenhower may attend the Paris NATO summit next week if doctors deem him fit. He underwent an afternoon medical check and has shown progress after a mild stroke 15 days ago. Nixon would attend in his stead if unable to go.
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Eisenhower
White House
Nuri al-Said
Iraq
NATO
Paris
Washington
North Atlantic Alliance
Faris
Ninst
Gettysburg
James Clagerty
Nixon
Traffic Safety Analysis Ready for Thursday Presentation
The forty s traffic safety program inventory will be revealed at 10 a m Thursday in city hall council chambers. Bob Eastman state safety council manager will present the analysis based on 1956 reports from the city. The National Safety Council prepared the inventory which covers enforcement engineering court facilities school safety public information and safety organizations. One of 1200 studies for cities nationwide the report compares and outlines findings for 1200 participating cities. Alford Hennessee police department superintendent of identification and records said city officials with traffic responsibilities along with school safety civic leaders and safety council members are invited. Vernon Carmichael Lawton Safety Council president said special invitations will go to council members and other interested persons. The inventory program is part of the TRAPFIC coverage.
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Lat
Bob Eastman
State Safety Council
National Safety Council
United States
Parison
Alford
Hennessee
Police Department
Safety Council
Vernon Carmichael
Lawton Safety Council
Dutch Evacuees Reach Singapore From Indonesia War
Refugees expelled from Indonesia in the West New Guinea conflict began arriving in Singapore. A Garuda-Indonesian plane brought 17 Dutch nationals, with an Argo Naut plane due with 48 more. Indonesians barred KLM and seized ships, while The Hague appealed for entry of Dutch aircraft and ships. The first evacuees included four women and nine children, many from KLM families.
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Singapore
Indonesia
Warrel
West New Guinea
Garuda-Indonesian Airlines
Appel
Wetherlands
The
Hague
Willem Drees
Divanda
KLM
Jakarta
Medan
Sumatra
Gustaaf Manegkom
Mlr
Titus
Cold North Wind Rips Through City
North winds gusting to 50 miles per hour swept Lawton this morning keeping today’s high near 54 while tonight’s low falls to 23. Forecasters warn the cold spell and cloudy skies persist through Wednesday with a slow warmup beginning Thursday and no rain or snow expected. No damage reported in Lawton from the winds.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Culprits Sought In Oat Fire At Apache Garage
Local authorities seek the culprits who poured inflammable liquid on a car and set it alight last Friday. A passerby’s quick action saved the Jack Carter home garage from further destruction. The injured animal was killed.
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Jack Carter
Spring Tourist Season Eyed at Fort Sill Markers
Fort Sill prepares for spring visitors with a guide map to markers painted white by Col. W. S. Nye in the 1930s. Notable sites include the Satanic marker where Kiowa war chief Satank died in 1871 while escaping to Texas for trial in the Warren Wagon Train Massacre, the Indian Commissary where Kiowas and Comanches were issued rations from 1870 to 1878, and the site of the first artillery shell fired by the School of Fire in 1911 northwest of Sheridan Road and Fort Sill Boulevard. A marker near Quanette Crossing marks where Gen. Philip Sheridan camped in 1868, Sheridan's Walk runs from his tent to the mess tent by the creek. The Post Interpreter's house site and prison history for 103 Indians are noted in the hill toward Aughvey.
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Fort Sill Military Reservation
Oklahoma
Gillet Griswold
W. 5. Nye
Carbine and Lance
Gale No. 1
Texas
Warren
School of Fire
Sheridan Road
Fort Silt Blvd
Qunette Crossing
Philip Sheridan
Sheridan
Old Post
Horace P. Jones
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Ann Griber
W. J. Griber
Dallas
Sions
Sherman Adams
Republican Finance Group
St Louis
Adams
Aughvey
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