NAACP Plans Suit Not Boycott Over Miami Buses
In Miami NAACP leaders reject a bus boycott and announce a federal court challenge to segregation laws. A 400 person meeting adopted a resolution condemning boycotts as untenable and urging Negro drivers on local lines while pursuing legal action.
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Miami
Fla
National Assn. For
NAACP
Miami Transit Co
G. E. Graves Jr
EF. L. Davis
Graves
Davis
Cain Mutiny Ex-Senate Doubts New Term
Former Subversive Activities Control Board member Harry P. Cain, a Republican, says he would be pleased to serve again but doubts renomination. His current term ends in August and he has criticized the Eisenhower loyalty security program, calling some abuses fascist in tone. Cain doubt stems from a sense that aides around Eisenhower tire of his criticism.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
Cain
Eisenhower
Food handling institute draws 750 plus staff
More than 750 food service personnel were expected to attend the county's three day biennial food handling institute in Pomona beginning tomorrow and continuing through Thursday and June 26.
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Pomona
CNIS
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Reported cases show pain relief and actual shrinking using a Bio-Dyne discovery, presented as Preparation H available as suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Truman declines Oxford honor if Latin required
President Truman joked he would not accept Oxford University's honorary doctorate in Latin, noting his only schooling was basic and he does not recall Latin. He and the First Lady arrived in Britain for a 10 day visit, to be hosted by Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Eden, amid a European tour.
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London
Harry S. Truman
Oxford University
Britain
Truman
Netherlands
Elizabeth II
Eden
Winston Churchill
Mrs. Truman
Harwich
Europe
Trumans
Independence
France
Italy
West Germany
Steel Union Returns to Individual Pacts in Steel Talks
The United Steelworkers of America moved from joint negotiations with Bethlehem Republic and U S Steel to bargaining with 11 individual companies. Union president David J. McDonald said the Big Three talks are not dissolved and communication will continue. The stance follows a rejected five year package offer valued at about 65 cents per hour in wage and fringe benefits.
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David J. McDonald
Bethlehem
Republic
U.S. Steel
Big Three
Avert Drugstore Clerk Strike In Los Angeles Area
Clerks in major Southland drugstores avoided a walkout after negotiators granted a 10 day extension to the existing contract. The strike was set for this morning and stalled over basic issues and contract language. The expired contract was extended to June 27.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Southland Drug
Adolph Koven
Buzz Buzz Toy Triggers Bomb Scare at L A Union Station
In Los Angeles a noisy toy alarmed baggage attendants at the union railroad station as a battery operated child’s telegraph set was found in a bag. Special Agent Gene Mallaly and a police demolition expert opened the package and identified the buzz buzz device.
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Los Angeles
Union Railroad
Gene Mallaly
Police Department
Long Beach Mayor's Widow Dies
Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow for Mrs. Fern Smith Buffum a Southland social and cultural leader who died early yesterday after several weeks illness She was the widow of Charles Abel Buffum founder of Buffum's Department Store and onetime Long Beach mayor.
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Long Beach
CNS
Fern Smith Buffum
Southland
Frances Ford 102 author and former newspaperwoman dies
Mrs Frances M Ford 102 and a former newspaper woman died Friday She wrote numerous children s stories and was born in Elmira New York Her death closes a long life linked to writing and journalism in Philadelphia
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Philadelphia
Frances M. Ford
Elmira
N. Y
Janet Leigh Welcomes Daughter in Santa Monica
Actress Janet Leigh and her husband Tony Curtis welcome a 6 pound 6 ounce baby girl at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. The infant was delivered by Dr. Sarah Pearl at 2 30 p.m. yesterday. The baby is the couple's first child.
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Santa Monica
Cns
Janet Leigh
St. John’s Hospital
Sarah Pearl
Miss Leigh
Tony Curtis
Japanese Hit U.S. Okinawa Base Plan
The Japanese Socialist party urged the government to oppose the U S military land requisition program on Okinawa. A spokesman said the United States plans to place Okinawa bases on a semi permanent basis.
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U.S. Okinawa
Tokyo
Japanese Socialist Party
U. S
Okinawa
United States
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