Dulles Pushes for Soviet Peace Sign During Asia Visit
Dulles urged Soviet peace talks as a test of sincerity while reporting progress on Panmunjom truce talks and near-term prisoner issues. He defended U.S. strength, praised India's democracy stance, and noted closer alignment with Nehru after three talks, saying the visit was worthwhile.
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Reader's Digest On Expanding Mental Powers
The note promotes Reader's Digest claiming studies show hidden mental resources and the possibility of learning in sleep. It teases six tips to stretch mental powers and advertises 43 condensed articles from current magazines and books.
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Tornado Flood Havoc Rages Across Michigan Ontario
Rare tornadoes struck the Michigan Ontario border with a 40 mile path damaging property. Port Huron faced $1 million in damage while Sarnia saw up to $3 million. Louisiana floods killed eight with Lake Charles hit hard and 2,000 families evacuated as Calcasieu and Sabine rivers threaten towns. National Guardsmen and Navy reservists aided Orange and Deweyville as Orange braces for flood peaks Saturday.
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GM and Union Reach Accord on Pay Boost
The UAW and General Motors announced a wage increase for skilled trades as part of a broader settlement tied to postwar inflation from the Korean War. GM declined to estimate other changes, while industry strikes and layoffs spread across auto plants, with total idle workers rising to about 177,000 as Ford, Chrysler, Budd and others faced stoppages and potential future reductions.
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New Drive Opens for AF School
Washington Rep Short launches campaign to create an Air Force academy modeled after West Point and Annapolis. He chairs the House armed services committee and introduced a bill offering 10 million dollars for a commission to study and locate a candidate site for the academy.
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Tidelands Bill Signed Amid Texas Handshake Jest
President Eisenhower signs the tidelands bill, using three pens and gifting them to Senators Holland and Daniel and Rep. Graham. He jokes with Rep. Rayburn about Texas’s location. The measure grants federal control over submerged lands, risking court challenges and echoing Truman’s vetoes of similar efforts.
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State Bar Banks at Probe Penalty
The State Bar Association refrains from endorsing disbarment for lawyer disrespect before Congressional probes but warns against discipline. President Charles E. Beardsley notes Los Angeles Bar proposals to punish such conduct could threaten advocate independence. California law requires respect before courts and judges but lacks rules for nonjudicial agencies.
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