Bus Strike Talks Loom as Mayors Seek Shuttle Plan
Donnelly said a strike could be postponed at least three days if a new union offer arrives by midnight. Downtown Long Beach Associates explored free shuttle service from Auditorium lot along American Ave to Pine Ave with 15 minute runs using Tanner Lines, not a strike breaker plan, awaiting union approval and an international reply expected tonight.
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Vito Romans
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Pine Ave
Pine
Tanner Lines
Romans
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Constitutional amendment urged to clarify presidential duties
In Nashville, Jakep James Roosevelt and colleagues recommended a constitutional amendment to define the President's duties and allow the vice president to perform many of them. The proposal seeks to clarify constitutional roles and streamline succession in the executive branch.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
AFL-CIO Expels Teamsters After Corruption Findings
AFL-CIO delegates expelled the Teamsters after finding the union dominated by corrupt influences. Hoffa and intermediaries reportedly balked at verbal pledges, while appeals argued the action was a necessary step to rid unions of corruption. The Teamsters pledged cooperation despite inter-union tensions and reported no war plans.
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Afl-Cio
Meany
Ee Ae
Eimar
Mohn
Washington
Josep English
Teamster
Ethical Practices Committee
Executive Council
Teamsters Union
Teammsters
James R. Hoffa
Dave Teamsters
Beck
Sal
Tito and U.S. envoy hold talks on Brioni island
President Tito met with U.S. Ambassador James Riddleberger on the Brioni island, Belgrade reports say likely to discuss Yugoslavia’s stance in the East-West cold war.
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U.S
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Fito
James Riddleberger
Brioni
Khrushchev mocks US satellite plans amid rocket fallout talk
Khrushchev disparaged the American satellite during an informal exchange with foreign correspondents at a Finland day celebration. He noted it is smaller than the Soviet satellite and predicted the US would launch it sooner or later. Washington officials said they had no evidence of a Russian rocket carrier falling on the United States and sought information from Moscow if available.
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Alaska
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Tass
Florida
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Finland
Washington
State Department
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Navy
Peter Horn
Vanguard
Cape Canavera
Russia
Defense Department
Mnall
OMDA
Jay Smith
Smith
Moon Rocket Explodes in Stand
Washington report details the Vanguard rocket failure with Captain Horn noting destruction beyond repair. Test satellites and Jupiter C support launch plans, while Army missions stay on schedule. Front-line staff and Martin Co workers counted among 42 at the site as Vanguard grieved a setback in a high-stakes space effort.
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Martin Co
First Vanguard TV-3 Test Fires in Cape Launch
Welfare costs rose 27 percent in the first quarter of the 1957 58 fiscal year, while project Vanguard officials said preparations for the TV-3 launch proceed. The first test vehicle TV-0 launched December 8, 1956, with the TV-1 and TV-2 tests following as part of the staged Vanguard program at Cape Canaveral.
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di- San Diego
Project Vanguard
Homer Detrich
Vanguard
Russia
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