Bridges and Lundeberg subpoenaed for Senate probe
San Francisco report says Harry Bridges president of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union and Harry Lundeberg head of the Sailors Union of the Pacific face a three day Senate inquiry into maritime industry problems. The rivals have long battled for West Coast shipping union control. The probe will hear 28 witnesses to guide future legislation with Sen. Potter leading the panel.
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Harry Bridges
Harry Lundeberg
U. S. Senate
Bridges
The
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Lundeberg
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Senate
Charles E. Potter
R.- Mich
John M., Butler
R.md
Warren G. Magnuson
New Orleans
Three U S Representatives Meet Nehru in Delhi
Three members of a U S House subcommittee touring the Far East described a very satisfactory conference with Prime Minister Nehru in Delhi regarding assistance to India.
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India
U. S
House of Representatives
Far East
Nehru
Czech Exile Expert: Undergrounds Exist Mainly in Minds
Lt. Col. F O Miksche, former Czech army officer and Free French veteran, says resistance groups in Russia's European satellites exist largely in exiled politicians' minds. While lecturing at Maxwell Air Force Base, he warned U S aid to Europe cannot last and the free portion may fall under Pan-Slav pressure if divisions persist.
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Russia
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Charles de Gaulle
Miksche
Rautralssidtss
Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fis. Inc
Hertford
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Czechoslovakia
England
Portugal
The
Air University
Maxwell Air Forcs Base
Ala
Miksehe
U. S
Europe
Ecope
Extend Dock Strike Ban Keeps Coast Longshoremen Idle
A federal court injunction extended for 80 days under Taft Hartley bans an Atlantic Coast longshoremen strike from Maine to Virginia. The five day walkout, tied to a swage contract dispute, cost shippers about 1.5 million daily. Judge Edward E. Einsfeld extended the order after President Eisenhower invoked emergency provisions. Look for the classified sale note prompting a For Sale ad with contact phone.
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Christman
Maine
Virginia
International Longshoremien’s Assn
Edward Einsfeld
Eisenhower
Woman Found Guilty in Auckland Slaying Over Steak Dispute
Tia Margery Dickens was found guilty of murdering her 26 year old husband after he complained about her steak. Police testified she stabbed him with a carving knife when he nagged about his meal. Sentence was postponed.
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