Courtesy call by Russ Army officers at Fort Benning
Three Soviet military attaches toured the Infantry School and officer candidate barracks at Fort Benning Ga. They observed a M1 rifle and Azecaliber pistol briefing, browsed a training aids display, and met U.S. officers. The visit, first at a U.S. post since World War I, followed a Moscow visit by U.S. attaches.
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Ft. Benning
A. N. Nikiforov
Nikolai Kolkin
A. A Popov
3Rd Army
Deering
Washington
Anyunday
Nikolai V. Kolki
A. N. Nikiforay
Anatolii A. Popov
Tere
Brink
U. S
Moscow
Seven Cents Brings Man $177,158.80
Ernest Victor King of Dagenham quits his 30 year mechanic job after winning 63,271 pounds in a soccer pool. The 56 year old suburban Londoner gains a tax free windfall of 177,158.80 dollars, transitioning from a 9 pound 16 shilling weekly wage to wealth overnight.
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Dagenham
England
Ernest Victor King
London
Navy Cancels Calif Gunnery Range Plan
The Navy withdrew a plan to establish a gunnery range in California and will conduct a new study to determine the type and size of a range needed. The decision follows a review of proposed sites in the Salinas Valley and nearby areas.
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Navy
Calif
Ernest
Brooklyn
King
Saturdau
Death Valley Monument
Propose Brown in VP Spot
Fresno County Democratic leaders urge Ally Gen Edmund G Brown for vice president in 1956. Lionel Steinberg says Brown could balance the ticket and broaden western representation while offsetting Nixon Knowland and Warren. Brown mulls offers as national boosters push Stevenson Harriman Kefauver. He travels east this week for talks with party leaders.
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Fresno County
Democratic Central Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Lionel Steinberg
Democratic
Brown
California
Nixon
Senate
Knowland
Warren
Steinberg
Genneral
Stevenson
Harriman
Kefauver
Strike Call Rule Banned in NLRB Vote
The NLRB voted 2-2 to bar an employer from demanding prior approval by both union and nonunion workers before calling a strike. The Borg-Warner Wooster division was found to have failed to bargain in good faith by seeking contract clauses that required approval from all employees, contrary to a 1953 Chicago court ruling. The majority rejected that ruling, saying such an approach undermines the union by bypassing its bargaining position.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
NLRB
Wooster
Ohio
Borg- Warner Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
U. S. Court of Appeals At
Chicago
Borg-Warner
LDS Choir Heads to Amsterdam on European Tour
The 600 member Latter Day Saints Tabernacle Choir boarded 18 buses in Brussels for the next step of their European concert tour. They will reach Amsterdam via Antwerp Rotterdam and The Hague this afternoon, a party spokesman said.
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Brussels
Ay Saints Tabernacle Choi
Salt Lake City
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Hague
How to Write a Better Letter in September Digest
A digest feature highlights common faults in letter writing and how to make letters more effective. It promotes September Reader's Digest with 44 condensed articles from magazines and current books, offering lasting interest for writers and readers.
First French Since War Visit Russia Arrives in Leningrad
French tourists led by a Coty cousin arrive in Leningrad aboard the Polish liner Batory, the first visit to the Soviet Union since World War II. About 10,000 residents greet them as the ship’s band plays both nations’ anthems and crowds sing together.
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Leningrad
Soviet Union
René Coty
France
Batory
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