Stevenson seeks AFL-CIO backing for labor aligned campaign
Adlai E. Stevenson urged AFL-CIO delegates to actively participate in politics and support his campaign. He criticized Taft Hartley provisions as unfair and called for changes. He denounced right to work laws in 17 states and pressed for stronger labor rights to organize and bargain.
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Get Salk Shots Soon Plea From Scheele
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele urged parents to vaccinate children soon to ensure protection during polio season. He warned that waiting until May could create a hopeless logjam and leave some kids temporarily unprotected. An expert panel including Jonas E. Salk refused a single-shot plan, reaffirming three injections over eight months.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Salk
Jonas E. Salk
Psychiatrist Defines Psychiatry With Burlesque View
Dr. Melvyn Johnson, chief of the VA mental hygiene clinic in Providence, described a psychiatrist in a speech yesterday as a man who goes to a burlesque show and watches the audience.
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The
Veterans Administration
Eden to reshuffle cabinet before US trip sources say
London report says Prime Minister Anthony Eden will overhaul his cabinet between Christmas and New Year ahead of a trip to the United States to meet President Eisenhower. Likely changes target Chancellor R A Butler and possibly Foreign Minister Harold Macmillan amid talk of a deputy premiership for Butler and Lloyd touted for the Foreign Office.
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R. A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
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Butler
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Macmillan
Britain
Foreign Office
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Defense
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Calyact
West Fears Reds May Hold GI Hostages for Deserter
Western officials fear Soviet authorities would detain two captured American soldiers as hostages to press the return of a Soviet officer who sought asylum in the West. East German press condemned West Berlin, while a Soviet press attack alleged corruption in the Bonn government. The two Americans, seized as “drunken American gangsters,” were handed to Soviet authorities. identity remained unclear. A Soviet officer’s asylum in West Berlin heightened fears of a bargaining ploy.
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Weg Berlig
Ivan Vy Ovchinnikov
Werner Lierck
May Postpone Tax Cut Request Until Mid Spring
President Eisenhower met with top aides at his Gettysburg area retreat to discuss delaying any tax cut proposals until mid spring to ensure a balanced budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Budget Director Hughes and Treasury Secretary Humphrey urged holding off on tax relief, while talks spanned Dulles Wilson and White House aides ahead of a National Security Council meeting.
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Ranard B. Hughes
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Sherman Adams
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Newsman Is Sworn In On Postal Board
Tack Howard of E W Scripps Co and editor at large for Scripps Howard papers was sworn as a member of the Postal Service advisory board. The seven member panel, appointed by President Eisenhower, will advise Postmaster General Summerfield to improve postal service. Howard, a Yale graduate and WWII Navy veteran, fills the vacancy left by Consacio XII and will seek Senate approval.
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National Press Club
Senate
One Crew Member Dead Three Missing in Navy Jet Crash
A prototype four engine Seamaster seaplane crashed into Chesapeake Bay near Point Lookout Maryland during a routine test flight. One crew member died and three others were missing presumed dead. The crash halted salvage and testing as Navy investigators assess causes and safety.
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Maryland
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Maurice Bernhard
Towson
Pele Aamir
Chase, Md
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Patuxent Naval Air Station
Hentschel
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Holdup of First National Bank in Lake Geneva
Lake Geneva police and the FBI sift clues and tips after a masked gunman robbed the First National Bank of $74,293 in cash packed in a cardboard box. He confined eight employees in a vault and tied another to a basement post before fleeing in a worker’s car. Bank officials said an insurance check covers the loss and currency replacement. The heist marks the bank’s first robbery in 70 years. the suspect boasted access to 31 more banks and carved a crude note with taunting details. The investigation includes agents from Milwaukee Madison and Kenosha and ongoing police work.
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FBI
First National Bank
Ed Keller
Walworth County
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Lake Geatia
Melvtin Swance
Lar
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Carl
First National
Joan Bank
Wednes- Radnenz
William Hum
Kathleen Ross
Jane Day
Steffen
Helen Baumann
Victorias Lochnets
Meeting On High School Set for Jan 5
Mayor Ernest R. Siewert announced a January 5 informal meeting to discuss the high school building project. Aldermen, board of education members, and sub-committee chairmen will review advisory and board recommendations on site north of Murdock Street, with questions on information and financing to be addressed. The 3 PM session in Common Courton chambers may be rescheduled.
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Citizens Advisory Committee On Schools
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Assembly OK On 18 New U.N. Members Seen
United Nations General Assembly expected to approve a recommendation for 18 new members. Security Council debate looms over Outer Mongolia and the East West package. Nationalist China opposition threatens a veto that could wreck the plan. United States and Britain work to remove the obstacle and guarantee Western support.
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Navy Bomber Crashes Off Kauai. Three Survive
A two engine Navy patrol bomber with a 10 man crew crashed 26 miles off Kauai Island late Wednesday. A submarine picked up three survivors Lt K C Guedet of Dover Ohio pilot Lt Gg E F O Malley of Chicago co pilot and navigator Lt Robert Smith of Montgomery Alabama. The search for the remaining seven continued at dawn. A separate search for Marine pilots from a routine training flight near Oahu also continued.
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