Cranberries Contaminated Warns Government
The government disclosed contamination of some cranberry crops from Washington and Oregon using a cancer-causing weed killer. Authorities and the FDA described the chemical as Aminotrazole, while shipment tests showed two of seven 1959 Northwest shipments contaminated. Officials urged caution and possible seizure of affected lots.
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Washington
Genec
Arthur S. Flemmans
Flemming
Flengmina
Ambrose E. Stevens
National Cranberry Assn
Stevens
M.natononi
US Food and Drug Administration
A. Flemming
George P Latrick
FDA
Larrick
I. Q
Northwest
Justice Department
Wascox
Jersey
Massacusetts
Ruth Massachusetts
New Jerse
Iqusis
Border Dispute Unsettled Between India and China
New Delhi AP report says China's Premier Chou En-lai proposed a personal meeting with Prime Minister Nehru to settle the Himalayan border dispute. India rejects any change to its internationally recognized boundary and suggests a partial force withdrawal. Nehru notes Chow's proposal but offers no firm stance while the note is broadcast by Peiping radio.
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New Delhi
India
China
Chou En-lai
Nehru
Chou
Chow
Congress Party
Doung Chow
Peimng Radio
Enon
Hi le
S.des
Border clashes flare over MacMahon line dispute
Chou noted both China and India should withdraw 12 percent of miles from the MacMahon line once while the line drawn in 1914 by Sir Henry MacMahon remains unrecognized by China. Red China claims territory far south of the site in India's northeast frontier where clashes occurred.
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Chou
China
India
Henry MacMahon
Tibet
Red China
Northeast Frontier Agency
UAW Leader Blasts Eisenhower Over Steel Row
Emil Mazey accuses President Eisenhower of politicizing the Taft Hartley law to end the U S steel strike. He claims a “conflict of interest” ties campaign contributions to steel company actions and calls for a Justice Department probe. He cites substantial funds, totaling $214 500, from steel firms to Eisenhower.
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Washington
API
Emil Mazey
Eienhower
Mazey
US Steel Naty
United Auto Workers
Bethierem
Laughlin
Esenhower
Isenhouer
Desrre Alen
Desrre Alen, Whre House
Repugie Steels
James C. Hagerty
Afl-Cio
Industrial Union Department
Justice Department
Eisenhower Aid, Strike End Effort Cited in 1959 N broadside
The piece notes a Frederick leader and Eisenhower ally gave 16300 to a campaign. Delegates from seven million Industrial Union members adopted a resolution accusing the Eisenhower administration of attempt to break a strike via a court order ending the stoppage for at least five days.
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Eisenhower
Mazey
Industrial Union Department
Sign at Francis Scott Key Hotel Trash Can Misread
A garbled sign on a trash can near the Francis Scott Key Hotel suggests a misprint or vandalism. The imperfect text references a process and virtues in a distorted form, leaving readers uncertain about its exact message or origin.
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Francis Scote Key Hotel
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