Brown accuses Nixon of double dealing on labor reform
SAN DIEGO CA August 12 1959 Governor Edmund Brown accuses Vice President Nixon of double dealing on labor issues calling SB 205 a failed measure and citing Republican opposition as proof. He lauds a fair standards bill and lists state labor and tax reforms while criticizing national labor politics at the AFL CIO gathering. A Los Angeles hearing set August 17 will bar the Teamsters from organizing operators hauling across 33 Midwest states amid threats to use starvation as leverage, according to Little Audrey's Transportation Co executives.
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San Diego
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Richard Nixon
California Labor Federation
Brown
Nixon
Los Angeles
iTeamsters Union
Pha
Little Audrey’s Transportation Co
Jia
Teamsters
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
S. M. Drum
Dwight A. Deuel
Three Palisades Homes Slip Down Hill
In Pacific Palisades three homes in the $50,000 class slid down Enchanted Way forcing two families to evacuate. Real estate broker Everett Ross, president of the Pacific Palisades Civic League, warned the damage may extend beyond the three houses as cracks appeared earlier and water had to be shut off due to broken pipes.
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Pacific Palisades
CNS
Enchanted Way
Everett Ross
Ross
Pacific Palisades Civic League
Harry 3. Watkins
Compromise On Bond Rates Reaches House Vote Result
The Ways and Means Committee approved temporary authority for Eisenhower to raise long term bond interest rates for three years. The plan narrows the president's demand for repeal of the 4 1/2 percent ceiling to a three year limit, viewed as a compromise. Democrats may block House action this session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Airline sets July revenue passenger miles record
Northwest Orient Airlines reported 69,197,077 revenue passenger miles in July up 19.7 percent from a year earlier. President Donald W. Nyrop announced a domestic passenger boarding record of 165,718 passengers in July.
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New York
Northwest Orient Airlines
Donald W. Nyrop
Suspect Nabbed in Hit-Run Death of Boy in San Gabriel
San Gabriel CHP officers arrest Frank Owen Fullen, 32, on felony hit-and-run charges in the death of 6 year old Robert Francis Walker near Valley Blvd and Baldwin Ave. The boy was in a safety zone with a green light. The crime lab will test the suspect's truck. The child's parents are Mr and Mrs John E Walker. Municipal Judge David Williams had issued the initial charge. Police Board Commission filed a report saying the allegations lack sufficient substance for a full inquiry.
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San Gabriel
California Highway Patrol
Frank Owen Fullen
San
Robert Francis Walker
Valley Blvd
Baldwin Ave
Fullen
Walker
John E. Walker
David Williams
Terco Aircraft contracts total over ten million dollars
In Dallas Texas a Terco Aircraft corporate contract awards exceed ten million dollars. The deals cover maintenance programs through July 1960 for more than 284 aircraft under the overhaul and aerosystems division at Greenville Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Air Farcs
Terco Aircraft
Corp
Overhaul and Aerosystems Division
Greenville
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