Lubbock Beauty Salon Refuses Service to Mexicans
In Lubbock two Mexican consul staffers were refused service at Jessie Lee's Hair Design Institute after a note that bracero hiring restrictions were in effect. The Mexican consul Maria Molina said limits would not affect current workers but would halt renewals, prompting charges of nationality based discrimination.
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Lubbock
el Paso
Foreign Ministry
Mexico
Tte
D. L. King
U.S
H. L. Rudker
Rudker
Cecilia Molina
Bracero
Miss Molina
Jessie Lee
Hair Design Institute
Bill Sharpley
Claudia Padres
Maria Rosa Esquerra
Policeman Seeks Recovered OSU Gear After Class Disruption
Columbus Ohio AP report says a police sergeant is pursuing recovery of his handcuffs badge and revolver taken from a faculty dressing room at Ohio State University during a life saving class taught by the officer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Senate Acts On Federal Taxes and Debates Defense Plan
The Senate rejected President Eisenhower’s call to raise the federal gas tax and extended wartime tax measures on liquor, cigarettes, autos, and corporate income. It also approved debt limit hikes, welfare funding, and tax changes while urging a new review of air defense by July 31.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Chamber
Eisenhower
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Defense Department
Military Chiefs of Staff
House Speaker To Visit Here
Waggoner Carr, speaker of the Texas House, will address Beck employees at a dinner in the Lincoln Hotel. Carr, in his second term, will discuss the importance of job construction in the Southwest. About 250 people are expected.
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Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Texas House of Representatives
Beck
Lincoln Hotel
Carr
House
Southwest
Wall Street Called Fickle Lady By Analysts
New York reports Wall Street is a fickle market. Investors have seen forecasts shift from gloom about aluminum to a revival as auto makers adopt aluminum engines in new small cars. Firms like Bache and Co. and W. E. Hutton and Co. note a summer rally. American Motors appears strong short term, Eastman Kodak may rise, and municipal bonds interest investors.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
W. E. Hutton and Co
As Stone
Bache and Co
American Motors
Eastman Kodak
Clark, Dodge and Co
Del Mar Bird Sitter Hires Backup for Teen’s Bird Duty
A Del Mar woman leaves her pet parakeet under the care of a teenage babysitter but the mother of the sitter restricts her daughter’s outings. To resolve the conflict a second babysitter is hired to stay with the bird-sitter while she watches the bird.
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del Mar, Calif
del Mar
Abilities Inc Opens Jobs For Disabled On Long Island
A Long Island firm Abilities, Inc., started in 1951 by Henry Viscardi Jr., hires disabled workers for eight hour shifts and manages their transportation. It emphasizes ability over disability, conducts physical and psychological tests, and serves hundreds of employees with diseases such as polio, heart trouble, cerebral palsy, and paralysis. The company manufactures electronic parts and performs packing for aircraft and electronics.
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Longsland
Abilities, Inc
Henry Viscardi, Jr
Notnique
Goodwill Industries
Ta Abilities, Inc
van Deilen
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Orlin
USS
Ind
Sith Svery
Belora
Elgin
Bambter
Longines
Dorlv
Mido
Oal
North Grant
N. Grent
Odesea
Texes Lemme
Berlin
Coh
Tong
Dave
Percy
Entli
Nolan Conner
Semmie Pfiester
Fort Stockton
Panther Stadium
Bargains Geed
Rotors
Renge
Davis Fields CO
Frigidaire
Sai
N. Grant
D. B
W. D
B. R
Cehiumadie UH
Parmion Basin
1600 East
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