Ike Will Act on Declining Farm Prices
National GOP leader Leonard W. Hall told state chairmen that the Eisenhower administration will move to meet the problem of declining farm prices. He predicted a potential landslide victory if Republicans organize, while Senate and House leaders warned gains would be hard.
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Arabs, British plan U.N. session on Gaza conflict
A Jordan Valley attack near Tirat Zeul near Israeli forces damaged a truck. Israeli Gaza cease-fire hold praised though 60 killed and 100 wounded in Gaza violence. Western powers plan U.N. Security Council move to curb fighting with Dag Hammarskjeld informed and Major General Burns possible new peace methods discussed. Frontiers barrier ideas explored.
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Chile authorities ready as protests loom over prices
In Santiago troops were kept in barracks and police patrolled streets to deter demonstrations against high living costs. Congress edged toward emergency powers for President Thanezg amid inflation and protests. The Central Labor Union had sought a Thursday parade but was rebuffed as officials warned against subversion. The CUT had led a government employee strike that disrupted services for 10 days, with claims of wage hikes around 54 percent. </s>
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Florida FBI Finds Bills Tied to Greenlease Kidnapping
Weeks of the Miami FBI office says a 520 bill from a $300,000 ransom tied to the Greenlease kidnapping was traced to a Florida bank and sent via Jacksonville. Several other ransom bills have been recovered in recent days, linking Florida to the case.
Port Longshoremen Walkout Halts New York Trade Accord
Longshoremen formed a coast wide walkout halting New York port operations as 6000 Manhattan and nearby workers struck in sympathy with a wage dispute. Officials warn the stoppage could cost the port millions daily as the action spreads toward New Jersey and Boston with thousands more expected to join. The New York Shipping Association condemns the walkout as a contract violation while seeking injunctions to end the stoppage.
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