Eisenhower Seeks Labor Bill as Congress Fails to Act
President Eisenhower urged action on labor reform before adjournment, criticizing racketeering and abuses in unions. Mitchell and administration aides pressed for a 12 point program, while Kennedy and Ives faced opposition to their bill with secret ballots and finances disclosures.
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CAA Won't Take Blame in Crash Near Las Vegas
Civil Aeronautics Administrator James T. Pyle rejects partial agency blame for the 49 fatalities air collision near Las Vegas on April 21. The Civil Aeronautics Board says CAA and the Air Force share responsibility for the crash between a United Airlines DC7 and a jet trainer. Pyle argues lack of voluntary concessions from military and commercial users prevented stricter airspace controls and hopes the new FAA will resolve such issues.
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Gates calls hydrogen bomb a deterrent only
Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates Jr. told a Republican dinner that the hydrogen bomb is not an instrument of war and serves only to deter general war. He warned that if war occurs the bomb will fail and civilization may end, at a $100-a-plate event in San Diego.
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