Injunction Blocks Atomic Plant Walkout Today
A Taft Hartley injunction stops a planned 8 am strike by CIO production workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. an 80 day cooling off period is set while negotiations continue. The action follows Eisenhower’s national security stance and marks a second use of the act to curb the labor dispute. Oak Ridge employs about 3 500 workers and Paducah about 1 000.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
CIO
Paducah
Taft-Hartley
U.S
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Eisenhower
Emerson Pownall
Elwood Hain
Atlanta
Oak Ridge
CIO United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
U.S. Asst
Warren E. Burger
Washington
McCarthy Tax Probe Concludes After 18 Months
Internal Revenue agents reportedly conclude Sen. McCarthy owes about 25 dollars in additional taxes for 1946 to 1952. McCarthy calls the report untrue, while IRS officials push for detailed records and a September showdown conference.
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Internal Revenue
McCarthy
U.S
Washington
Washington Evening Star
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ice
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Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Senator McCarthy
Congressional
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue Agents
Exiled Ex-Premier Zenon Noriega Escorted Abroad
General Zenon Noriega, ex premier of Peru, accused of plotting an armed revolt after his ouster, was hustled into exile aboard a Peruvian warship this week.
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Lima
Peru
Zenon Noriega
Studebaker Workers Vote On Pay Cut In Fight For Competitiveness
In South Bend Indiana thousands of Studebaker workers vote on a pay cut to reduce costs. The CIO United Auto Workers say the 14 percent average reduction stems from eliminating piecework and incentive pay. Earlier talks saw a near miss as the union rejects the plan before a second vote is held.
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Studebaker
South Bend, Ind
Studebaker Automotive
CIO
United Auto Workers
McCarthy Army Hearings Probe Report Expected by Aug 20
Senate predicts a report on the McCarthy army row may be ready by August 20. The Army disputes McCarthy testimony about an FBI document and argues no officer supplied the excerpts. McCarthy urges fresh hearings and defers naming witnesses as a new Senate probe looms.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Mcarthy
Army
McCarthy
R-Wis
FBI
Nists
Senate
Jenner
R-Ind
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Pentagon
MacCarthy
J. Edgar Hoover
Alexander Bolling
Bolling
Eisenhower weighs in with television talk on Congress record
President Eisenhower plans a 30 minute nation wide broadcast within days after Congress adjourns to review the administration's record since January 1953. Officials say preparations have been underway, with Democrats urging equal time to respond. The push coincides with Nixon’s campaign activity and mixed Republican support for the record on taxes, expenditures, and foreign affairs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Illinois
New Jersey
Kentucky
GOP House
GOP National Committee
Nixon
Ohio State Fair
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
Video Cameras Show Live Battlefield Telecast at Fort Meade
The Army demonstrated combat television called Operation Threshold revealing instant visibility of distant actions. Army leaders including Maj. Gen. Back Brig. Gen. Sarnoff and Gen. Ridgeway hailed it as a revolution in battlefield communications.
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George S. Back
Army
David Sarnoff
RCA
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Four Cons Stall Loose From 100 Year Jail
Sheriffs deputies report no clues in the Steubenville jail escape of four prisoners who freed themselves last Tuesday. Photos have been sent to authorities in the region. Ray Mossberg, 29, of McKeesport, Pa., is deemed dangerous and was awaiting armed robbery charges. Also sought are John Manos, 19, Smithfield, Ohio. Mike Roshak, 40, Tiltonsville, Ohio. and William Robinson, 30, Steubenville, Ohio, jailed for parole violation, assault and battery, and breaking and entering respectively.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Pennsylvania- West Virginia
Ray Mossberg
McKeesport
Clarence E. Eberts
Mossberg
John Manos
Smithfield
Mike Roshak
Tiltonsville
William Robinson
Kreed Arrested: Ohio Man Back in Custody for WV Murder
Alex Scott, released after a decade at Ohio Penitentiary, was immediately re jailed to begin a life sentence for murder in West Virginia.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alex Scott
Ohio Penitentiary
West Virginia
Senators Agree To Curb Debate On Atom Measure
The Senate approved a three hour talk limit on atomic energy legislation, boosting adjournment prospects. The bill would let private operation of civilian nuclear plants and share information with allies under changes to the 1946 law, but final passage remains uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
Majority
Knowland
California
Congress
Lyndon B. Fenean
Texas
Batista to quit as Cuba's chief president in bid for polls
Havana Cuba Fulgencio Batista says he will resign the presidency to run again in November elections. Constitutional rules bar serving presidents from seeking reelection. An official statement noted Batista will name a successor at a cabinet meeting Saturday.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Ferguson defends Eisenhower defense program aims
Senator Ferguson says President Eisenhower backs a comprehensive military program affordable by the nation. He contrasts it with Democratic policy and argues for a flexible mobile force capable of supporting global operations without incurring excessive costs.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Michigan
State Dulles
Dr Small Loses Bid to Avoid Commitment
ALLEGAN Mich Dr Kenneth B Small 31 year old Detroit dentist acquitted for temporary insanity in the pistol slaying of Jules Lack 45-year-old New York industrialist playboy lost his bid to escape commitment to Ionia State Hospital. Circuit Judge Raymond L Smith ruled the writ of habeas corpus to test sanity was premature and that the respondent should be committed to a hospital for the criminally insane.
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Allegan, Mich
Kenneth B. Small
Ionia State
Detroit
Jules Lack
New York
Playboy
Raymond L. Smith
Small
End of Hamburg Public Service Strike Brings Compromise
Raging battles in Munich and other Bavarian cities as a 220000 workers metal strike enters its fourth day. Hamburg ends a nine day public service walkout with a compromise agreement.
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Hamburg
Germany
Munich
Rubber Strike Threatens to Spread Across Rubber Industry
The United Rubber Workers press to avert a strike by 25 000 Firestone workers as contracts near midnight expiry. L S Buckmaster international URW president assists talks amid stalled negotiations. Goodyear strike began July 7 while U S Rubber and Goodrich remain under extended deals.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
L. S. Buckmaster
URW
Firestone
UAW
U.S Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear
New York
U.S. Rubber Co
Cincinnati
Goodrich
Insane Ohio suspect in triple farm murders judged insane
Cletus Reese, 36, former mental patient, is ruled legally insane by Ohio's chief alienist Dr. R E Bushong. The Lima State Hospital superintendent examined Reese after three bodies were found buried on his Corning farm near Mur der Farm. Clyde Patton Lester Melick and Paul Tish were the victims.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Cletus Reese
R. E. Bushong
Common Pleas
Lloyd S. Leech
Bushong
Lima State Hospital
Reese
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Lester Melick
Danville
Paul Tish
Gilbert Kempf
Leech
Touhy Returned to Jail After Brief Liberty
Chicago. Roger Touhy the Terrible, a 56 year old prohibition era gangster, was jailed after two days of freedom. The U.S. Court of Appeals ordered him held at Stateville Prison pending appeal of his release. He had been freed on a $10,000 bond by Judge Barnes, who said Touhy’s 1934 99 year kidnapping sentence for Jacob Factor was secured on perjured testimony.
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Chicago
Roger
Touhy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Stateville
John P. Barnes
John
Jake the Barber
Eisenhower Sees Halt in Economic Decline by Midyear
President Eisenhower announced that a midyear economic survey shows a halt in the decline and that activity has been higher than before his administration. He cited rising retail sales and strong capital expenditure, with unemployment not exceeding wartime levels and improving confidence ahead.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
GOP
Congress
Detroit Dairies Agree to Three-Cent Milk Price Cut
Union workers at six Detroit dairies approve an agreement to lower home-delivered milk by three cents a quart in place of a proposed weekly $12 raise. Brunson Gilbert, president of Local 155 AFL Milk and Dairy Employes Union, notes the shift in bargaining aims.
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Detroit
Detroit Dairies
Brunson Gilbert
AFL Milk and Dairy
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