De Gaulle In New York Parade Wins Warm Welcome
French President Charles de Gaulle arrives in New York after Washington talks. A 1 million strong crowd greets his Broadway parade and Times Square embrace, with de Gaulle ignoring a red carpet at the Astor and greeting spectators outside.
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Labor and management to form conference planning group
Rudolph Bannon of the National Association of Manufacturers seeks three representatives to a conference planning group. The committee will draft an agenda, invite participants, schedule the first meeting, and address other details without government aid. James P. Mitchell says success depends on both sides.
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Eisenhower urges labor and business to spearhead summit talks
President Eisenhower called on business leaders and organized labor to form a series of summit peace conferences to improve labor relations and support economic growth. He met AFL-CIO President George Meany at the White House and said the government will assist but the participants will negotiate results themselves.
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