Labor Talks End Again On Sour Note
Washington dispatch reports Senate and House conferees failed to reach agreement on the labor bill. Kennedy offered new proposals to break the stalemate as they plan to reconvene this afternoon. The main disputes include exemption for picketing at construction sites and allowable organizational picketing amid alleged unfair labor practices. Secretary Mitchell backs the exemption with Eisenhower's support noted in January.
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Washington
Senate House
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
House
Landrum-Griffin
James P Mitchell
Lough
Indian Chiefs Quit Rumor Sparks Nehru Crisis
Reports in Indian papers claimed the heads of the army navy and air force would resign in protest of Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon. The Statesman report cited tensions with Menon over promotions and politics in the Defense Ministry, heightening anxiety amid border tensions with China and a Bhutan incident.
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New Delhi
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Congress Party
Menon
Nehru
Menong
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Tibet
Statesman
Calcutta
New de
K. S. Thimayya
Navy
Thimayya
Defense Ministry
Adm
R. D. Katari
Air Force
5. Mukherji
London
Bhutan
Ike Schedules Scotland Stop
President Eisenhower plans a possible stop in Scotland after visiting Paris and de Gaulle. He would stay at Culzean Castle in Ayrshire if he returns, with no new talks planned with Prime Minister Macmillan. Hagerty indicated a brief visit may include golf.
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London
Eisenhower
Scotland
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Harold Macmillan
Culzean Castle
Ayrshire
Britain
New York increases police to curb teen violence
Governor Rockefeller and Police Commissioner Kennedy respond to rising youth crime with 1400 extra officers on streets from 6 pm to 2 am. Reports show under 21 arrests for murder 57 and rape 197 since January, with sharp increases in felonies among youths. Four teens killed in separate incidents linked to marijuana offers and gang activity spark calls for curfews and parental accountability.
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New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
Kennedy
S. Een
Frenchy Cordero
Eisenhower Threatens Special Session If Congress Fails
President Eisenhower signaled to Republican leaders he may call a fall special session if Congress does not lift the interest ceiling on government bonds or meets a minimum foreign aid level for security. House hesitancy, Khrushchev’s September arrival, and Laos fighting heighten White House alarm.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Se.ting
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
George A. Smathers
D-Fia
Khrushchev
Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
House
Bird
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Laos
Cheng Guan Lim Faces Choice Between Studies and Home
Cheng Guan Lim, 28, a Chinese student at the University of Michigan, weighs whether to resume studies or return to Singapore. Immigration officials will release him to the university, which wants him back when ready. He cited poor grades and financial worries after four years in self exile in a church hideaway.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cheng Guan Lim
University of Michigan
Singapore
Cheng
Newsmen
First Methodist Church
Eisenhower Holds Fire on Early Summit Talks with Macmillan
President Eisenhower resists an early summit with Harold Macmillan, insisting decisions await outcomes of talks with Khrushchev. Bonn and London signals show thawing Cold War tensions as Adenauer, Khrushchev laud peace aims. Macmillan urges a summit while Eisenhower resumes routine White House duties and hosts a stag dinner at Winfield House.
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Soviet Union
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Poland
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Britain
America
Free World
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Winfield House
U.S
Sir Winston Churchill
Montgomery
Alanbrooke
Bonn
Senhower
Eve Ziown
House Panel Approves Bid to Raise Gas Tax
The House Public Works Committee backed a billion-dollar gasoline tax increase to fund the interstate highway program for two years. The bill, raising the fuel tax by three cents to four cents, heads to the Rules Committee and then the full House, with Senate opposition from Senator Albert Gore who seeks alternative highway funding.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Charles 4. Buckley
Public Works Committee
Senate
Sen
Albert, Gore
D-Tenn
Drop That Ax Carrie Nation Oklahoma's Wet
Oklahoma opens legal liquor sales at 10 am across about 300 state sanctioned stores marking a 32 year repeal from prohibition. Officials expect no mass celebration as bootleggers fade but monitor disturbances. Gov Edmondson says it begins an era of liquor taxation and presence.
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Oklahoma City
State Crime Bureau
Forrest Castle
Castle
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Dief
Battle Scars Revisited At Dinner Tonight
President Eisenhower hosts a stag dinner at Winfield House with 23 wartime British colleagues. Imagined exchanges from memoirs and public statements unfold, featuring Montgom ery, Brooke, Churchill, and de Guignand as critics clash over leadership and friendship.
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Consus
London
Winfield House
Eisenhower
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Viscount Montgomery
Ike
Francis de Guignand
Monty
Monis
Field Marshal
Viscount Alanbrooke
Imperial General Staff
Sir Winston Churchill
Alanbrooke
Winston
Ele
Fall proves fatal to Buffalo man fixing drain pipe
Patrick J. McGinty, 71, died after a fatal 18 foot fall from a ladder while repairing a drain pipe at his Buffalo home on Monday. Police and investigators are reviewing the incident.
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Buffalo
Patrick J. McGinty
Former Mutual Network Officials Hit for Bribe
Three former Mutual Broadcasting System executives are charged in an indictment with taking 750000 dollars to push Dominican Republic political propaganda. The case names Alexander L. Gulerma Hal Roach Jr and Garland L. Culpepper Jr plus coconspirators MBS Inc Radio News Service Corp and Dominican official Cito Vega. The indictment alleges 150000 dollars was paid and links to Generalissimo Trujillo Rubirosa Vega and the Dominican government.
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Washington
UPI
Mutual Broadcasting System
Doaminican Republic
Justice Department
William P. Rogers
International
Alexander L. Gulerma
Mutual
Hal Roach Jr
Vega
Barbara Hutton
Rubirosa
Cuba
Belgium
Guterma
Roach
Culpepper
Railway Express Increases Fees Across State Lines
The Railway Express Agency raised its rates today by 25 to 35 cents per 100 pounds. The agency won permission for the rise from the State Public Service Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission. The PSC said the company expected to gain 20 586 000 dollars from the increase, affecting shipments within the state and between states.
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Albany
Railway Express Agency
State Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
PSC
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