Right to Work Laws in 1958 Legislative Outlook
Labor leaders fear a rush to right to work laws amid graft revelations in unions. Taft Hartley permits state bans on the union shop. eighteen states ban it. Indiana is most industrially developed. various states debateReferendums and political stances loom with Knowland backing a just and equitable law.
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South
Middle West
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Indiana
Kansas
Colorado
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
William F. Knowland
G.O.P
California
Algeria’s Independence Dilemma Faces U N Scrutiny
The piece notes US interest in a settlement of the Algerian issue despite French objections to arming Tunisia. It cites UN General Assembly actions ending December 14 and a split committee vote on independence and FLN representation. It also references a December 13 French official commission report accusing both rebels and French soldiers of abuses.
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France
United States
Tunisia
Algeria
Kremlin
Uncle Sam
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
National Liberation Front
Who Sets Prices in a Competitive Market
The piece argues that price setting stems from competition across the economy. Consumers with spending power shape prices, with retailers mirroring free open competition through lower prices, better quality, and service. Retailing reflects the American system and living standards.
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Wall Street Journal
Barefoot Bud Kirk Of The Everglades
Bud Kirk a 46 year old barefoot fisherman from the Everglades shares a rugged path from Rochester New York to a life in the wild He lived alone in the wetlands for over four years trapping coon and alligators to survive and later married Kappy Stephens He now faces a crossroads between staying with low paid fishing and seeking a steadier future for his three children He cites tolerance as the greatest lesson from his solitary wilderness experience
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Everglades, Fla
Bud Kirk
Evertglades
Bud
Kirk
Rochester
N.Y
America
Everglades
Kappy Stephens
University of Miami
Paris
France
Eisenhower
Europe
Dulles
Duck Island
Kremlin
Neil H. McElroy
Newcastle
Lavern Baker
al Green
Brigitte Bardot
New York
Mr. Balzac
Sherry
Madelyn Darrow
Miss Rheingold
Senator Kennedy
Ted
Paris trip sparks Christmas shopping and NATO talk
George Dixon notes the Paris NATO conference left Eisenhower and Dulles with strategic gains and a taste for shopping. Hagerty touts his column promotion while jokes about French gifts and customs abound. The piece playfully cites wines, perfumes, and a French negligee as possible takeaways.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Paris
Congress
Archduke Otto Replies Over Radio Free Europe Critique
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Archduke Otto of Austria-Hungary rebuts Crusade for Freedom claims about Radio Free Europe. Otto argues RFE should avoid exile politics and cites past talks, challenging sponsors and Crittenberger about misstatements and propaganda.
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Washington
Crusade For Freedom
Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
Archduke Otto of
Hapsburg
Prague
Archduke Otto
RFE
Hungary
Maurice Ravel Dies After Brain Operation
Twenty years ago on Tuesday December 28 1937 the French composer Maurice Ravel known for Bolero died following a grave brain surgery. He had suffered six years of declining health.
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Maurice Ravel
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow
The horoscope for tomorrow lifts past restrictions promising a stimulating Sunday with generous social and community opportunities. Birthdays bring likely job and financial gains in the coming year if opportunities are seized, while mid 1958 suggests domestic harmony and lively social life with April and October to avoid stress.
Offiers Return Pig To Home In Squad Car
Fellow officers escort a live squealing pig back to its home, driving through town in a squad car. The odd incident highlights a lighthearted moment amid daily duties.
Penny bag theft at London post office prompts spoof term
A 160 pound bag of 7 580 pennies vanished from a London post office. The item prompts a comic coinage jitterite by Zadok Dumkopf who mocks satellite talk. Census data shows 172 327 000 Americans shopping downtown for Christmas.
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London
England
Zadok Dumkopf
Census Bureau
U. S
Ant and Grasshopper Dinner Scene and Red Cross Letter
Two boys share a bowl of soup with a pinball player after a playful napkin tale. A Middletown Red Cross note from Sp3 John B. Thompson aboard the USNS Geiger describes Christmas gifts and gratitude, thanking the Red Cross for support at sea and likening gifts to the first Christmas.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Sp3
John B. Thompson
Geiger
Thompson
Juliette Greco Passes on Sagan Ballet Role and More
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Juliette Greco declines a Francoise Sagan ballet part citing film commitments with Darryl Zanuck. Peggy King Andre Previn rumors surface as public and private lives intertwine with Brigitte Bardot and Edith Piaf notes.
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Juliette Greco
Francoise Sagan
Darryl Zanuck
Juliette
Paris Opera
Sagan
Sarah Vaughan
Hanson
Peggy King
Andre Previn
Religious groups control nearly forty percent of US colleges
A study notes that among 1 886 colleges and universities in the United States roughly 40 percent are under religious group control, with implications for governance and admissions.
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United States
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Ohio Education Assn
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