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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1956

Page

4

Union Mergers Advance as States Shift Tactics

Washington reports AFL and CIO merger activity spanning several states with many already merged in the South and West. Delays persist in populous states. leadership jockeying slows progress while labor groups push toward consolidations before deadline in early December 1957.

Hollywood Oliver Hardy Seri- Carolina Texas Indus St. Joseph’s Hospital Afl-Cio Washington AFL and Cio South Dial Associated National Iorces Adisi E. Stevenson Sen. Estes Kefauver APL ICIO Arkansas Missouri Louisiana Tennessee Arizona Montana Vermont Colorado Virginia Wyoming Oregon Iowa South Dakota Utah Isfl-Cio New York Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Linois California Alabama Delaware Minnesota Nebraska New Mexico Florida Maine

Interracial Council disputes study on Negro education

Dr Charles O'Reilly of the Interracial Council of Chicago rejects a Villanova report cited by Dr Frank McGurk in U S News World Report claiming Negroes are mentally inferior. O'Reilly, Loyola University research head, notes social scientists have long found no facts to support such a claim.

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Bolivia Under Siege After Riots Kill Four

Bolivia remained under a state of siege after antigovernment riots left four dead and 25 wounded. Armed workers and peasants marched toward the capital to preserve order while the government blamed vandals and Fascists tied to the Socialist Falange Party and tin magnate Carlos Victor Aramayo. Some reports cited protests against rising living costs.

LA Paz Bolivia Federation of Labor Socialist Falange Party Carlos Victor Aramayo

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