White House vows Eisenhower not reducing constitutional duties
The White House said President Eisenhower has not reduced and will not reduce his constitutional duties despite claims by Senator Sparkman that he plans a partial presidency. Asst. Press Secretary Murray Snyder stressed the distinction between constitutional and hospital duties and defended the president’s ongoing obligations.
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Sparkman
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
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Water session urged by Los Angeles Chamber
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce urged Governor Goodwin Knight to call an extraordinary session of the State Legislature to resolve the water distribution problem.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Today
Goodwin Knight
Union Rejects U S Plan to Settle Westinghouse Strike
Union leaders say the government mediation plan is unacceptable while the strike, now in its 146th day, costs millions and affects about 40,000 Westinghouse workers. Carey called the panel process improper and said further talks with Federal Mediation Service will be pursued.
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James B. Carey
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Irical Workers
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Westinghouse
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Federal Mediation Service
Joseph Finnegan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
G. A. “Price
Spanish Voices Plague Conshohocken Fire Calls
Conshohocken firemen report radio calls spoke in Spanish from Cuba on their engine sets for a week blaming sunspots. The unrelated phonetics confuse responders as crews struggle to locate fires and coordinate responses.
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Conshohocken, Pa
Conshohocken
Cuba
Bank Cashier Faces 30 Years for Thefts
A former Smolan bank cashier in Salina Kansas pleads guilty to 10 counts of embezzlement as bank examiners report shortages of 256000 dollars. The Smolan State Bank case could lead to at least 30 years in prison.
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Salina
Kan
Raymond Holmquist
Smolan
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