Senator Griswold Dies at 60 in Bethesda Hospital
Senator Dwight Griswold of Nebraska died at age 60 after a heart attack in a Bethesda Naval Hospital. A former governor and Greek aid mission head, Griswold served in the Senate since 1953 amid questions about reelection. President Eisenhower lauded his public service and counsel. Crosby indicates a Republican successor will be appointed.
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R.-Neb
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Naval Hospital
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Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Robert C. Crosby
Eisenhower
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White House
U. S
Germany
Dulles Seeks to Allay Fears on Asia Backing in Geneva
U S Secretary of State Dulles aims to reassure Britain and Paris over Indochina and to build support for a united Southeast Asia defense. British leaders and French officials weigh joint warnings to Peiping, with Paris wary that strong public moves could jeopardize Geneva negotiations. The pace slows as monsoon season nears and India and Pakistan resist broader involvement.
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Southeast Asia Defense Organization
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Paris
le Figaro
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Europe
M . Eden
Mao Tze-Tung
Far East
Churchill
Koreas
United Front
le Populaire
Sen. Knowland
R.-Galif
United States
Ment
India
Pakistan
Downing St
Labor
NLRB Loses Court Pleas on Red Oath
The National Labor Relations Board failed in two Supreme Court attempts to expand reach of the Taft Hartley non-Communist oath. The court rejected review of lower court rulings on board power to examine affidavits and on withholding certification when an officer is indicted. The cases involved United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers and American Communications Alan and International Fur and Leather Workers Union led by Ben Gold, who faced an indictment for filing a false oath. The law requires union officials to file a non Communist oath to access board assistance in bargaining.
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District Court
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American Communications Alan
International Fur and Leather Workers Union
Ben Gold
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Labor view on Geneva talks mixed in British press
An incomplete clipping notes discussing the Labour government's stance on negotiations with the Communists in Geneva. It mentions John Strachey and Aneurin Bevan, with hints of U.S. pressure and Dulles visiting Washington as part of labor attack coverage.
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