Labor Secy Sees merged AFL CIO boon to GOP
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell says the merged AFL CIO could benefit the Republican Party. He rejects fears unions will become a political bloc and notes workers view Eisenhower’s labor record favorably. Senator Barry Goldwater cites evidence that union funds used politically come from compulsory dues.
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Divorce Granted in Muskegon Case Over Christmas Finances
In Muskegon Michigan Mrs Alice A McKee was granted a divorce from her husband Louis after she testified he refused to provide funds for Christmas gifts. She said the fealty phrase Christmas is a big graft used to justify withholding money.
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Dentists Bar Tats Who Protect Mamas
Fort Worth Tex Carswell Air Force Base dental authorities issued new rules for wives of military personnel. Rule four states mothers reporting to the clinic will not bring their children. The rule follows an incident where a five year old boy shouted not to hurt mama and bit the dentist on the calf.
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Budget clashes delay tax cuts and foreign aid cuts
Congressional leaders from both parties clash over a balanced budget before tax relief. Senators Byrd and Russell push to cut foreign economic aid, while Richards supports maintaining aid levels. Rayburn backs highway funding, while Eisenhower champions flexible farm price supports and new measures. Democrats remain divided on a school construction bill and bond plan.
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Steel Price Rise Seen by March 1
New York UPi reports that prices of major steel products are likely to rise by March 1 with a better than even chance of a moderate uptick. Iron Age notes a forecast of another rise after wage talks next summer as supply tightens and production strains face holidays, cold weather, and maintenance issues.
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Frosty Martin Dies at 82 a Port Leader in Long Beach
Frosty Martin longtime Long Beach figure in oil tool design and port affairs died in February 1954 at age 80. He owned 44 patents and founded Martin-Loomis Co later Martin-Decker Corp. He chaired the city Aviation Commission in the 1930s, helped develop Navy Base Terminal Island, and fought to keep offshore tidelands. Survived by son John Walter foster son Harold Blythe and two grandchildren.
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Sen Johnson Recovered From Attack
Senator Lyndon Johnson, Democratic majority leader from Texas, is described by Dr. J Willis Hurst as nearly fully recovered from last summer’s heart attack. He is active, with normal blood pressure and heart size, and his electrocardiogram has returned to normal at Emory University Hospital. Johnson plans to fly back to Texas this afternoon accompanied by his wife. Senator Richard Russell of Georgia visited but declined to discuss politics.
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Heart Attack Follows Death of Dog in Utica
Charles F. Nolan Sr. of Marcy found his cocker spaniel slain by an automobile near his home Monday night. He picked up the dog, ran inside, and collapsed after calling his wife, dying a short time later. The 71-year-old man suffered the fatal heart attack after the troubling discovery.
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