Packers Reach Tech-Progress Contracts With Major Firms
CHICAGO AP Workers in the meat packing industry report settlements with Armour & Co and two unions on contracts emphasizing worker security. A new feature, technological adjustment pay, guarantees displaced workers with five years’ seniority $45 weekly for 26 to 39 weeks, contingent on transferring to another Armour plant.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
T Wo
United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
NAACP Wins Court Round in Alabama Case
Washington AP report says the NAACP scored a partial victory as the Supreme Court directed Alabama federal court to rule on the group s complaint over an Alabama order that the NAACP says bars its activities in the state The case stems from 1956 charges that the NAACP did business without proper qualification and from a state court order blocking organization activities and steps to qualify to do business in Alabama
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Alabama
U.S. District Court
NAACP
High Tribunal
U.S
New Orleans
Association
Greeley News Writer and Wife Buy Local Home
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Connor of Kansas City have purchased the Ed Seates property and will establish their home in Greeley. Connor is noted as a freelance writer while local school life includes Father Gilbert coaching St. John's sixth to eighth graders with Father Owen having left for Canada.
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Emmett Connor
Kansas City
Ed Seates
Mr. Connor
Gilbert
Richmond
St. John's School
Owen
Canada
Kansas
Farm Bureau Leader Urges Expanded Farm Market
MCALLEN Tex AP The president of the American Farm Bureau Charles B Shuman urged expansion of farm markets during a Monday night talk to South Texas Farm Bureau members He outlined three paths to growth including boosting exports to foreign nations strengthening domestic markets and aligning production with demand He warned against federal price interference saying it could worsen conditions
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Mcallen
Tex
American Farm Bureau
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan
South Texas
Minutemen Leader Details Spy Network Plan
Robert Bolivar DePugh head of the anti-Communist Minutemen says a nationwide spy network is needed to identify subversives. He spoke before returning to Norborne Missouri after a two day session of guerrilla tactics near Collinsville. He described infiltrating Communist sympathizers into American government, business, labor, religion, and education groups as a key objective.
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Collinsville
Til
Robert Bolivar DePugh
Minutemen
DePugh
Norborne
Missour
Congo: Land Of Chaos Editor's Note Preview
A penetrating look at 16 months of Congo chaos since independence. The article assesses fragile governance under Adoula, factional splits, Katanga secession, and UN efforts while noting Mobutu, Lumumba remnants, and regional tensions shaping a fragile path forward.
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Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Republic
Government of Reconciliation
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Mobutu
Joseph Kasagubu
Lumumba
Killed In Tank Truck Blast In Stafford Kansas
A tank truck explosion at a repair shop in Stafford Kansas claimed the life of Richard C Blair 32 an employee at the shop. The blast injured none of Blair's coworkers and the cause remains unknown. Blair's mother was at the opposite end of the shop and was unharmed.
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Stafford, Kan
Richard C. Blair
Blair
George
Hoffa Sues AFL-CIO Leaders for Libel
James R Hoffa and the Teamsters have filed a million-dollar libel and slander suit in U S District Court against AFL-CIO President George Meany and 24 other top AFL-CIO officers. The filing accuses Meany of trying to lure Teamsters away and portrays Hoffa as a fraud, alleging the defendants used a smoke screen to hide AFL-CIO’s disarray.
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Hoffa
U.S
Meany
Teamsters Union
Says Chemical Laws Are Unjust
Dr. Wise Burroughs of Iowa State University told a Kansas City conference that unjust suspicion of safe agricultural chemicals fuels unfair federal rules. He warned that major firms have halted research on new feed additives, impacting future meals milk and eggs. About 350 attendees.
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Kansas City
Wise Burroughs
Iowa State University
Burroughs
Mid-West Feed Manufacturers Association
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Otto Ziegler
Oakley
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Norman Lickteig
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Don Back
David and
Gary
John Wheeler
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Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
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Adoula
Joseph Mobutu
Jin Leopoldville
Victor Lundula
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Lundula
Patrice Lumumba
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Christophe Gbenge
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Tshompe
Lumumbists
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Jason Sendwe
Justin Bomboko
Joseph Iles
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WSUB
eRe
Princeton
Farmall
John Deere
A.C
L.P
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H.P
W. A. Cowden
Ratliff & Ratliff
Blue Cross
Kansas Hospital Service
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Kansas Physicians’ Service
Blue Shield
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