Putnam Takes Over in Effort to Save U.S. Wage Program
Washington AP reports Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam assumes control of the stalled wage stabilization program aiming to continue wage controls with no wage board, as industry members threaten resignations and legal questions loom over how to proceed. Civil and labor leaders debate potential actions, with Meany warning of protest strikes if cases stall and Reuther pressing for suspension of wage controls.
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Hisenhower
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Nixon Calls Taft Team Player in Eisenhower Era
Vice President elect Nixon said Taft is a team player who will work smoothly with the incoming administration. He noted no rift with Taft despite last week’s Durkin Labor appointment and stressed a balanced cabinet including labor and management voices. Nixon discussed Korea policy hopes and planned to stay in Washington as liaison between Eisenhower and Congress.
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Eisenhower Says Dad Liked ROK Army Spirit in Korea
Maj John Eisenhower, son of the President-elect, said his father was very impressed with the spirit of South Korean troops defending their land against Communism during the Korea visit. He noted the trip was very successful and that Mamie and Barbara Eisenhower sent Christmas gifts to be opened later.
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Eisenhower
Worst Murk in History Lifts as London Sees Sun
London awoke to the sun after four days of choking smog. The fog disrupted transport, caused outages, and spurred a crime wave as burglars and thugs exploited the crisis. Fire and police adapted strangely as ambulances and cycles answered calls under a smoky, hazardous sky.
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U S Denies Japanese Custody Claim In 1951 Arrest
The U S Army denied charges by Japanese writer Wataru Kaji that Counter Intelligence Corps agents held him prisoner for over a year. It stated Kaji was briefly detained for questioning in late 1951 and then released, countering Japanese press reports and foreign sources predicting an incident.
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