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Labor fractures overshadow TUC ahead of conference
The Trades Union Congress faces a split over Labour Party stance on nuclear policy. The Transport and General Workers Union demands unilateral disarmament and a ban on nuclear armed bases, opposing Labour’s cautious line. Frank Cousins pushes to press on, while Conservatives consider delaying election day to extend the Labor Party conference spotlight.
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Britain
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Thomas Williamson
Frank Cousins
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Labor Day Showdown Sparks Unified Steel Strike Stand
Big labor observes Labor Day as Support-the-Steelworkers Day to back David J. McDonald and the Steelworkers. AFL CIO Executive Council urges 135 affiliates to fund a war chest while framing the steel strike as a broader fight for human justice.
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David J. McDonald
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James R. Hoffa
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Aboard the Richardson to Atlantic City
Jim Bishop recounts a 97 mile voyage from Sandy Hook to Atlantic City with Gayle and Chief aboard the Richardson. They describe seas, hotels, and a stay at La Concha, meeting Ray Hart, Jack Avalon, and a few locals before ending their trip at the Atlantic City Marina.
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Middletown approves airport purchase under $65,000
In a special session on September 2, 1939, the City Commission authorized buying Middletown Airport for 65000 and tasked City Manager Walter J. Brauns with notifying Aeronautical Corp. of America. Adolf Hitler showed no sign of heeding England’s peace offer. England offered no official war declaration explanation. American shipping adopted emergency schedules to evacuate thousands of U.S. war refugees from Europe.
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Eisenhower and Macmillan Clash Over Tactics in Khrushchev Talks
The two leaders portrayed unity after their London broadcast yet differ on how to handle Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Eisenhower urges firm principles and limited talks, while Macmillan pushes flexible tactics and ongoing dialogue to seek peace.
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Europe
Dixon Plans Khrushchev Visit Pranks and Potomac Pokes
George Dixon outlines a comic plan to entertain Nikita Khrushchev in Washington. He mocks planning delays, proposes a constantly shifting reception, and suggests tours of Georgetown to expose American housing costs. He recalls Las Vegas respite and contrasts Western stops with Washington as the best stage.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Burning Tree
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Potomac
Georgetown
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Joe E. Lewis
el Rancho Vegas
Stardust
Tommy McDonnell
Chicago
McGuire Sisters
Wilbur Clark
Desert Inn
Belden Katelman
FEI Rancho Vegas
Jack Entratter
the Sands
Khruhchev
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Dateline quirks and ancient world notes compiled
A brief collection notes that dateline lines shift across the Pacific creating a tomorrow in Korea when it is today in the United States. It cites Herodotus readings in Athens around 464 B C. It adds a saying equating seven dog years to one human year and states that the whale shark does not attack humans or fishes.
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United States
Korea
Pacific
Forecast boosts jobs for over forties by 1965 say officials
U S Labor Department chief Dr Sey mour L Wolfbein forecasts 10.4 million more jobs by 1965 with 5 million going to workers over 45 and 4.5 million to the 14 to 24 group while prime workers 25 to 45 gain only half a million. The expectation rests on population growth and a shrinking 25 to 34 cohort. The article urges studying lost productivity of retired men and keeping those over 65 in the workforce.
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U. S&s. Labor Department
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Hagerty's London visit falls flat with British press
James C Hagerty, President Eisenhower's press secretary, finds London scrutiny harsh and mocking. British papers lampoon his news conferences and staged dining details while observers debate the value of his Methoden and the secrecy around Eisenhower Macmillan talks.
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James C. Hagerty
London
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Harold Macmillan
Foreign Office
Peter Hope
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Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and December Prospects
Tomorrow brings banner prospects with Venus favoring business finances and creative romance. If your birthday is today, plan smart moves for December gains. success lags to early December. Be tactful in late November to early February in relationships and start new projects in December for recognition and profit by mid 1960. Family prosperity and marriage chances rise in December and next May and June. A born child will be ambitious and conscientious.
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