Taft Hartley Law Invoked by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower invoked Taft Hartley to curb a nationwide longshoremen strike. An emergency board, led by Dr. Harry Gap and Rev. Dennis Comey, will report by midnight December 5. The order risks a court injunction if talks fail to avert disruption to national health and safety.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley Law
Federal Common and Mediation Service
Justice, Department
Maine
Virginia
Inquiry Board
New York
Cole
White House
Yankees Rally To Take Game Two In World Series
New York Yankees erase a two run deficit to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 2 in game two. Mickey Mantle homered in the seventh to tie the score and Mickey Mantle delivered again in the eighth with a long homer to left. Billy Martin also connected in the seventh to supply the tying run as the Yankees move two games ahead in the series.
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NEW Yorek
Mickey Marine
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Billy Martin
Yankees
Dodgers
Billy Cox
New York
NEW Fyork
Brooklyn
Spider
Robinson
Campanella
Goxx
Roc
Po Steer
Wiliams
Ath
York
Rie
Woolling
Sous Beuer
Berta
Mantir
McDougald
Aeteee
Rizzuto
Oo Kopst
Dallas Rapist-Killer Strikes Stirs City Wide Fear
Grilli citizens traced every track of the rapist killer as Dallas police hunted after Mrs. Parker, 29, stabbed and mortally wounded near a bridge by the highway to the Municipal Airport. An elderly woman robbed nearby led to a cautious, armed populace as a second assault occurred blocks away. Police nab an elderly man and continue a citywide search with volunteers assisting.
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Dallas
Parker
Lavefield
Dal Lee
Tadir
Val
Lemmon Ave
Revercon Park
Ywen
Tom Ellis
Mamie to Launch First Atomic Sub Nautilus
Washington reports Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower accepted an invitation to christen the Nautilus in Groton Connecticut. The submarine, largest built, will be driven by nuclear power and cost about 30 million dollars excluding the atomic engine.
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Washington
Navy
Suamaring
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Groton
Conn
Tts
Neighber
Stevenson Says Eisenhower Interested in East-West Pact
Adlai E. Stevenson reported to President Eisenhower on his seven month world tour and said the President is examining closely a proposed East-West mutual nonaggression pact in Europe. He stressed the plan to the President as a means to relieve tension in western Europe and counter Soviet propaganda.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Europe
Stevenson
Chicago
Russia
North Atlantic
Germany
Dulles
Illinois
Asia
Middle East
Adlai Stevenson
Ducent
Associated
Auto dynamited and $2200 taken in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a car explosion occurred on Wednesday night as the driver attempted to start the engine. A briefcase containing 2200 vanished in the confusion, while Clarence Sipple of the West Hazleton Savings and Loan Co. was unharmed though thrown into the street by the blast.
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Hazleton
Clarence Sipple
West Hazleton Savings and Loan Co
Long Beach Housewife Rescues Boy Adrift in Bay
L B resident Mrs Alice Lusk 5475 Sorrento saw a 1 year old crying from a rowboat adrift near Alamitos Bay. She towed the child to shore with a broken oar and uneventful boat, then rowed the craft back to its mooring. The exhausted heroine paused her garden chores to save the boy.
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AL Flight
Long Beach
Mrs. Lusk
Egypt Ex-Premier Hadi Sentenced to Hang in Treason Trial
Former Egyptian prime minister Ibrahim Abdel Hadi was sentenced to hang by a revolutionary court on charges of treason and conspiring with a foreign power to restore King Farouk. A second defendant, Ahmad Mohamed Awad, received a similar secret trial after Hadi's verdict. The court also ordered over 1.25 million dollars in Hadi assets confiscated.
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CATRO
Egypt
Ibrahim Abdel Hadi
Farouk
Hadi
Ty Reader
Ahmad ‘Mohamed Awad
Awad
British
Garrrison
Suez Canal Zone
Althiouath
Britain
Soviet Union
London
Mohamed Tabet
Palestine
Indian Guards Fire Into Mob at Panmunjom Clash
Indian guards fired 12 single shots when a rock-throwing demonstration by about 500 North Koreans in custody escalated. One anti Communist prisoner killed and five wounded, with several Indian officers injured. The incident followed threats to break out amid a Polish Czech commission visit.
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Panmunjom
U.N
T Re
Czech Commission
MAC
V. M. Kaul
Kaul
Commission
Pws
Child Killed by Window Blind Cord
Two year old Bonnie Ler Briggs died Wednesday from accidental asphyxiation when a Venetian blind cord entangled her neck in the living room. Her mother Mrs Sidney E Briggs found her and she died at Community Hospital. coroner Phil Adkins ruled the death accidental. Bonnie was born in Santa and lived in Huntington Beach with her parents and twin sister Laurie. Surviving siblings include Richin.
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Bonnie Ler Briggs
Nepetian
Raymon Ave
Hill
Sidney
el Briggs
Bonnie
Laurie Lee
Briges
Phil Adkins
Santa
Huntington Mg
Beach
Rich
Yin
Laurie
Longshoremen Strike Paralyzes East Coast Ports
New York port gridlock as a nationwide longshoremen strike shuts east coast facilities. President Eisenhower invokes Taft-Hartley cooling-off provisions while railroad freight to New York and Port Newark experiences embargoes. The International Longshoremen's Association demands higher wages, with crews set to remain idle absent a federal injunction.
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New York
Eisenhower
Association of American Railroads Pro
Port Newark
J. Neatrick J. Cornnolly
West Germany and United States negotiate new friendship pact
West Germany and the United States began negotiating a new treaty of friendship commerce and navigation to replace the 1923 German American treaty declared void in World War III. The 1923 pact was reinstated last June 3 pending completion of a new agreement.
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Germany
West Germany
United States
Beach Combing Notes and Page References
A fragmented listing shows where to find features across pages and sections. It mentions Beach Combing on Page C1 and Boyle on Page A19, plus Bridge on Page acl and various classified and editorial references across pages A8 C5 and C2.
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Boyle
P. Céte
Pat
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