No Accord in Sight in NBC Strike
NBC strike by 1,500 technicians against the National Broadcasting Co. continued with no agreement. NBC filed two lawsuits totaling over a million dollars alleging a breach of the no strike clause and seeking damages. A half million breach suit was filed in federal court. NBC also filed a separate suit in Los Angeles for 200000 punitive and 100000 daily damages against the union.
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Firms Steel Supply Law for Strike Looms
In Los Angeles and New York a lawsuit alleges a contract breach as 420 workers at Birack Hollywood and Burbank studios face a possible steel strike amid reduced steel inventories. The petition seeks a court order banning picketing while the Steel Union warns of a possible work stoppage starting July 1, with tensions over French technicians used in a Paris tape project.
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Parker ties Mafia to 57 Los Angeles killings
Los Angeles police chief William Parker cites a 57-slain tally from 1900 to 1951 as proof of Mafia activity in Southern California. He notes 35 victims were Italian origin and calls them Mafia-style or Mafia-type murders. An investigator for Governor Brown disputes Parker’s claim.
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Ex Mental Patient Charged in California Barber Slaying
Louis Gwinn, 34, a former mental patient, is jailed on suspicion of murdering barber John Rose, 33, in Riverside. Police say Gwinn admitted shooting Rose in the groin with a shotgun and then beating him with the gun barrel after alleging Rose had been attentive to his wife.
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John Rose
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Panchen Lama snubs India Tibet peace talks invitation
In Tokyo the Panchen Lama rejected Nehru's proposal for a meeting with the exiled Dalai Lama in India. He insisted Tibet and China must resolve the Tibet question, denying any talks abroad. Nehru accused China of fabricating the Dalai Lama's captivity and urged Peiping to send a representative to Mussoorie for talks.
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