Senate Passes Pension Welfare Fund Bill in Debate
The Senate approved a pension-welfare fund control bill amid heated five day debate, with party lines and amendments shaping prospects in the House Labor Committee. The measure, part of Eisenhower's 1958 labor program, would require fund registration with the Labor Department, full public accounting, and new federal penalties for embezzlement and false reporting.
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Washington
Senate
House Labor Committee
House
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Kansas State Tackle To Summer School
Manhattan Kansas Gene Meier Kansas State football captain elect will enroll in summer school to regain eligibility for 1958 Meier was barred for this semester after a student faculty disciplinary board punished him for taking part in a fight with houseboys at a women's dormitory on April 18 The board had recommended expulsion until September 1 but dean of students Herbert Wunderlich deemed the penalty too severe
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Gene Meier
Kansas State
Meier
Herbert Wunderlich
Coffeyville Man Sought After State
Coffeyville 30 year old William C. Moore is hunted across Kansas after pulling a knife on a city marshal and fleeing in the marshal’s car eight miles north of Coffeyville. Marshal Roy Bryan was uninjured as Moore, arrested earlier at Girard, forced him from the vehicle during a bad check case.
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Kan
William C. Moore
Kansas
Moore
Independence
Roy Bryan
Bryan
Girard
Plead Guilty To Stealing Food At Naval Station
Two firemen at Hutchinson Naval Air Station pleaded guilty to stealing home food. Robert E. LaBarge of Concordia received 60 days probation while J William Patterson of Nickerson, also known as Pedersen, got 90 days probation after appearing in federal district court yesterday.
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Wichita
Hutchinson Naval Air Station
Robert E. LaBarge
Concordia
J. William Patterson
Pedersen
Nickerson
Federal District
la Barge
Patterson
Car Industry Rejects Reuther Proposal in Labor Talks
DETROIT General Motors and Ford rejected Walter P Reuther s proposal to delay a bargaining showdown until September over new labor contracts Chrysler is expected to join in unanimity The United Auto Workers asked for a three month extension of present contracts ending May 31 Reuther claimed the move would permit a large clearance sale to move 850 000 unsold cars He urged price cuts while the union would drop the 6 cent per hour productivity rise June 1 demanding continued cost of living raises and layoff pay during the summer G M and Ford accused Reuther of stalling to gain leverage by threatening a strike ahead of 1959 model year production They proposed extending present contracts for two years with built in wage increases and cost of living hikes The news blackout on talks was lifted and both sides remained far apart with no near agreement.
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General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
General Motors
Ford Ac
Farm Prices Remain Strong
The Agriculture Department reports retail prices for farm produced foods rose about 7 percent in the first quarter compared with 1957. Most of the rise came from higher prices received by farmers, with marketing charges up due to higher operating costs. The farmer’s share of the consumer food dollar averaged 41 cents, up from 39 cents a year earlier and above the 1957 average of 40 cents.
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Washington Wi
Agriculture Department
Boy Hides Under Train Loses Hand in Ohio Incident
An eight year old, Joseph Kasmierczyk, crawled under a freight car to hide from older boys in a swamp area near Cleveland. A locomotive pushed the car, mangling his right hand which was partially amputated, Mt. Sinai Hospital officials said. His mother, Yelen Kusmierczyk, said the boys were playing frogs when chased.
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Clisveland
Joseph Kasmierczyk
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Yelen Kusmierczyk
Canoeist Rescues Two Men From Overturned Boat
In St Louis Donald Shearman 32 paddled to shore after grabbing a rope from an overturned motor boat. He pulled Ernest Green 17 and William Asbille 25 to safety, both clinging to the craft.
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ST. Louis
Donald Shearman
Ernest I. Green
Willian Asbille
Senator Yarborough To Seek Re election
AUSTIN Tex Who Sen Ralph Yarborough D Tex said Monday night he would run for reelection Yarborough was defeated in
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Yarborough
Texas Governor Race In 1956 Third Try Highlighted
The text notes a 1956 bid for Texas governor in a third attempt. It mentions Price and Daniel, with Daniel winning a Senate seat resignation by Price, and Yarborough securing a special election victory for the post last year.
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Texas
Price
Daniel
Yarborough
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