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Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
9
Bus Drivers Study New Pay Proposals
In Dallas about 165 Continental Dixie bus drivers planned to meet this afternoon to consider a contract proposal aimed at ending a two day walkout. The offer features a 3 cent per mile raise in a three year contract, lifting top pay from 6.75 to a higher rate, with other disputes still unsettled.
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Charles Luna
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Continental
Uarivers
Hoover warns U S cannot rely on pacts for security
Ex president Hoover, speaking at the Merchandise Mart Hall of Fame dinner in Chicago, argues the United States cannot depend on military alliances or collective action for lasting security. He cautions that shifting interests and realignments undermine reliance on the United Nations while urging continued support for its nonmilitary contributions and the hope for future unity among free nations. He notes dangers from both Communists and disunity and urges mobilization of moral and economic tools alongside alliances.
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United States
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United Nations
Merchandise Mart Hall of Fame
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Billy Graham Admitted To Hospital In Düsseldorf
Billy Graham, American evangelist, was admitted to a Düsseldorf hospital after waking up ill. A German doctor said full test results await chest and abdomen X rays. condition not serious, with a possible gall bladder issue cited. Secretary Jerry Beavan said Graham woke up awfully sick and was taken for a full checkup.
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