Beck Prefers His Own Accords Over AFL CIO Pact
Miami Beach FL Dave Beck president of the Teamsters indicates he favors private peace treaties with competing unions instead of the AFL CIO no raiding pact. He will confer with lawyers and the Teamsters executive board before committing, aiming to barter peace union by union and has already outlined a jurisdictional agreement with the AFL Wholsters Union.
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Young Bids Openly for NYC Support
New York Central shareholders received Robert R Young s open invitation to nominate new directors to reach the hostile board he wants to oust in his proxy fight for control. He urged nominations by May 26 and named Allan P Kirby Allegheny Chrysler Building as contact. Kirby, Young s ally, had just left Chesapeake and Ohio to pursue control of the Central.
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Indochina Aid Debate Deepens in Washington
President Eisenhower reportedly stands firm against broadening U S participation in Indochina despite French and British pressure. Navy and air unit support is discussed, with 200 farmed services mechanics already in Indochina and civilians allowed to fly French planes. French forces at Dien Bien Phu push Vietminh from two hills as Joint Chiefs and officials review strategy.
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French drive against rebels near Laos border
General Rene Cogny sent 4000 to 5000 French troops to attack rebels entrenched around the fortified post north of the Laotian border after rebels had threatened an assault but not yet acted. The Vietminh had previously avoided direct engagement with the French stronghold in Indochina.
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