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Labor Bill Moves Forward In Senate Committee Clash
Washington AP The Senate Labor Committee aims to write a new minimum wage bill after repeated GOP blocks. The Kennedy subcommittee proposal would raise the floor from 1.00 to 1.25 and expand coverage to about 10.7 million workers, with White House momentum for a smaller rise. Kennedy hopeful for two to three days, Dirksen plans amendments, Goldwater opposes.
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Senate Labor Committee
Senate
House Labor Committee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Prohibition Party Polled 41,937 Votes in 1956 Election
In the 1956 presidential election the Prohibition Party received 41,937 votes.
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Prohibition Party
Painter Held As Material Witness In Woman's Death
Gulfport Mississippi AP painter Robert Burleson aged 33 is held as a material witness and for investigation of manslaughter in the death of Ruth Sessons a 37 year old Columbus Mississippi mother of four. Police say she was found dead in a cab with Burleson after Sunday night drinking and a quarrel. Burleson says they argued Saturday night in a tavern then slept at a cabin where she could not leave and he awoke to a gurgling sound. He found the woman dead next morning.
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Miss
Robert Burleson
Columbus
Ruth Sessons
Burleson
Voice of Broadway notes on Truman and Stevenson clash
A column discusses debates over Truman’s forthcoming book citing him praising Stevenson and recalling past meetings. It notes distortions of history, Eisenhower’s declined bid, and adds pop culture snippets about Jane Russell Suzy Parker Pat Boone Marilyn Scott Louis Jordan and John Carradine in LA.
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London
Suzy
Honey
Broadway
Pat Boone
Las Vegas
Marilyn Scott
Dennis Crosby
Denise Michelle Scott
Dennis
Los Angeles Supreme Court
Marilyn
Crosby
Louis Jordan
Tympani Five
New York
Metropole
Los Angeles
Kookiest
John Carradine
Lafayette full name of Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier
The historical figure commonly known as Lafayette bore the full name Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier de Lafayette, reflecting his noble lineage and French aristocratic roots.
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Lafayette
Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier
Broadway stars and Paris stage buzz in 1960s gossip mix
Julette Greco seeks star role in Louise de Vilmorin musical Migraine to be directed by Louis Malle while Blossom Dearie and Paris shows circulate. Carnegie Hall remains unsettled as officials weigh tenants’ rent to keep the venue financially viable. Jane Fonda adorns herself in 14 karat gold makeup after a photo session. Chicago strikes spread to roofers as 1,000 workers stay off sites awaiting contract talks.
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Paris
Louise de Vilmorins
Louis Malle
Chicago
UPI
Roofers Union
Roofing Contractors Assn
Truman Says He Vetoed Spy Planes
In Chicago former President Harry S. Truman said he vetoed spy plane flights over Russia and China when in office and still questions their necessity. He called espionage a dirty deal and said such flights were not proper. He noted aides discussed the idea in 1949 or 1950 and urged Eisenhower not to approve the U 2 over Russia.
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UPI
Harry S. Truman
Russia
China
Truman
Eisenhower
American Booksellers Assn
State Department
Dean Acheson
United States
Truman rebukes critics on foreign policy talks
In a Monday night speech, Truman defended the integrity of U S policy and denied authorizing spy flights while criticizing fellow Democrat Adlai Stevenson for accusing Eisenhower of bungling the summit. He urged responsible debate amid new Kremlin provocations.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Kremlin
Appointive Bill Gains Passed
Baton Rouge AP The governor would gain authority to name new school board members or police jurors when extra members are added. Current law requires election of additional members. The bills allow appointments until the next regular election when successors must be elected.
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