Reuther for Parity With Khrushchev
Forest Park reports AFL CIO leaders split over Khrushchev visit. Walter Reuther urges labor to tell the Soviet premier they are dedicated to human freedom and oppose communist slavery while George Meany and others advocate boycotting the trip. Harrison, head of the Railway Clerks Union, backs the cautious stance.
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George Meany
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Khrushchev
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Harrison
Clerks’ Union
Die in Bus Crash in Darmstadt Shocked City
A bus collision in Darmstadt involving a West German team and a Belgian vehicle left 11 dead and 25 injured. The incident occurred Tuesday night as youths aged 12 to 18 were aboard. Professional details are unclear from the fragment.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Caribbean talks aim to curb Caribbean invasions
At a Santiago Chile meeting, 21 American foreign ministers urged moral pressure to curb unrest in the Caribbean and restrain outside meddling. They directed the Inter-American Peace Committee of the OAS to monitor hotspots, study preventions, and report to the Quito conference next winter.
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Chile
Americas
Caribbean
United
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rafael L. Trujilla
Dominican Republic
Inter- American
Organization of American States
Quito
Paint Exec Dead at 50 After Caribbean Conference
An executive linked to the Santiago conference died Tuesday at age 50 from a heart attack. The report notes no individual was singled out amid tensions at the 1945 Milwaukee meeting over paint roller production and trade.
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Santiago
Milwaukee
Trivew Brothers
Killed, 10 Injured in Japan Labor Riot
TOKYO reports a labor union picket trampling left one dead and ten injured, nine of them news cameramen, amid clashes between two unions and police.
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Japan
Tokyo
Two Youths Face Heavy Penalties in Chicago Racial Disturbance
In Chicago on Tuesday, two youths aged 18 were sentenced for a racial disturbance on the west side. Fred Bahling received 90 days in jail for failure to disperse, while Frank Biers was fined 700 dollars for disorderly conduct and failure to disperse. The Aug. 6 incident involved about 3,000 people at a three story building recently purchased by a Black family. Judge Irving Landesman handed down the sentences in Boys Court and warned that Biers could lose his fine if he returns within two blocks of the disturbance.
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Fred Bahiing
Frank Biers
Laborer
Irving Landesman
Philip to Welcome President on Visit
The article notes Prince Philip will meet President Eisenhower during a planned visit. It mentions pensioners and requests for identification, with references to arrival by plane and a social contact, along with a lunchtime meeting with Queen Elizabeth II.
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