White House Flas Key to L bor Laws
Senator Hie nktinder Smith and Senator Goldwater halted further action by the Senate Labor Committee on Taft Hartley law changes until the White House clarifies federal versus state jurisdiction in labor management relations. They canceled today and Friday meetings after a morning conference with President Eisenhower. He gave no firm guidance on the jurisdiction issue, keeping the path uncertain and delaying potential Senate action.
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Alcoholic Aid Bill Clears Assembly in California
In Sacramento California the Assembly passed a bill to create a state Alcoholic Beverage Rehabilitation Commission to treat alcoholics. The plan would be funded by a ten percent increase in state liquor licenses. Assemblyman Glen E Coolidge said 330000 chronic alcoholics exist in California and economic loss reaches 765 million dollars. Assemblyman William Byron Rumford urged treating alcohol as a dangerous drug and tightening controls.
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Warren at UCLA Charter Day predicts more Pacific port activity
Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the UCLA Charter Day ceremony on Wednesday and staged a reunion with his daughters Dorothy and Nina. He predicted increased activity at Pacific ports.
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Soviet Trud Claims U S Embassy Members Spied on Rail Trip
Trud charges four members of the U S embassy military staff spied on Soviet airfields and plants during a Trans Siberian Express trip from Moscow to Vladivostok. The embassy denied comment while the newspaper cites military intelligence documents allegedly left behind. Names listed include Lt Col Howard L Feldhlin Maj Walter McKinney Maj Martin J Manhoff and S/Sgt Eugene Williams.
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Easter Desert Ordeal Recited By Chapelle in Digest
In a true story published in April Reader's Digest Dickey Chapelle recalls being trapped in a sandstorm in the Iraqi desert for three days with her feverish husband. She began reciting Easter Scripture and a non Christian Arab joined in, lifting their spirits as rescue neared.
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IGI Pay Hike Sought by Senate Resolution
The Senate gave final approval to an Assembly resolution urging Congress to raise the pay of servicemen. The measure calls for a pay hike and higher benefits for military personnel, aiming to improve compensation and morale.
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One Operation Sends Three to Hospital in Pueblo
A family from Walburg and Colton, Calif., traveling to a hospital in Pueblo for an operation, were involved in a crash near Walsenburg. Bath suffered minor injuries as others were hospitalized. Mrs Sartor and her granddaughter Judy Marie Sartor remain under treatment in hospital rooms adjacent to the one occupied by Bohlen. U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen was not available to comment.
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