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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1959

Page

6

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Secretary Benson told the Senate Agriculture Committee that farm price supports should be replaced by freer market mechanisms and that new legislation could be drafted if requested. Senator Young criticized Benson, saying the plan would ruin farmers, while Ellender pressed for concrete bills to address the wheat surplus and price support policy. The hearing also touched on a Pittsburgh Plate Glass strike unresolved after 134 days, with union leaders signaling potential action.

Washington Ezra Taft Benson Meigh” Benson Salt Lake City Tiaketan Benen Anneys Efiesder Benson Congress Allen J. Ellender D-La Ellender Eisenhower Benson Young

Labor From Mobsters Bill Aims to Take Power From Unions

Representative Graham Barden introduces a bill to curb union abuses by requiring secret ballots for strikes and dues changes and by requiring member approval to call a strike. Hearings slated this week on Barden’s plan and two other labor measures. The bill targets misuse of authority by union officials and mandates constitutional protections against power abuses. It also proposes that units not voting for a strike would not be forced to participate or contribute to a walkout.

Graham Barden DNC House Labor Committee John F Kennedy Irving Ur-Ny Bardens Unon

Weather forecast predicts below normal temperatures across northern states

The Weather Bureau's Seday outlook for mid February to mid March urges below normal temperatures in the northern third of the nation east of the continental divide. It anticipates above normal warmth for the southern third and the western region. Precipitation is expected below normal east of the divide and above normal on the West Coast, with near normal elsewhere.

Washington The Weather Bureau

Castro Named Cuba Premier With Aims Of Reform

Fidel Castro becomes Cuba’s prime minister pledging to push revolutionary reforms and peasant programs without seeking the presidency His brother Raul takes over as army chief and Castro says he has no presidential ambitions The move comes after eliminating Batista era influence while Urrutia’s government lowered presidential age and Castro vows a new social and economic program U.S. authorities report a Cuban exile facing gun charges in L A was sworn in Havana as first vice premier of the new government The day also brings a convention note from Hagerstown and a separate taxicab incident downtown

Mayana Fidel Castro Cuba Manuel Urrutia Castro National Assa of Architects Batista Raul Caba United States Russia Los Angeles Havana Armando Lora

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