Aid Seeks Minimum Pay for 22 Million More Workers
The Eisenhower administration urged broadening the Fair Labor Standards Act to extend minimum wage coverage to about 34 million workers in 3,000 enterprises. The proposal would include large retailers, city transit, hotels, seamen, and construction firms, while maintaining the current overtime rules and noting the need for careful adjustment. A House subcommittee hearings begin March 1.
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Washington
Upim
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Lagor
LABON
Senate
House
Afl-Cio
Plane Crash Lands on School Playground
A plane crash landed on a school playground Sunday, injuring the two occupants. Dr. John Stierlife, 48, a machinist from Los Angeles, and Rodolph Notz, 50, from Batawin, were treated for minor injuries. The sheriff reported engine failure caused the emergency landing.
Ice Breaks Boy Drowns in Colorado River Reservoir
Larry Hughes nine, of Greeley, drowned at Loveland power plant reservoir while skating on thin ice. Foster father attempted rescue as playmate Glenn Kell escaped when the ice broke on a small reservoir coating at the plant. Coordinates unclear, report notes Hughes was son of Mr and Mrs Ray Hughes.
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Loveland
Conn
Larry Hughes
Greeley
Larry
Ray Hughes
Glenn Kell
Livestock Fame Hall Boosted in California
Gov Knight announced a statewide drive to establish a California association for the national Cowboy Hall of Fame with Lt. Gov Harold Power and Nelson Crow. A board will meet in Fresno on March 26 to select at least two honorees from each of 17 Western states annually.
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Sacramento
Knight
Harold IX
Powwers
Nelson Crow
Western Livestock Jour”nal
Los Angeles
California
Press Telegram Daily Publishes At Line Avenue Long Length
The press Telegram operates daily except Sunday at sixth reel and Line Avenue Long Length with circulation by Mambai Autl Tureau and delivery tests inrer Mati 2,00 AOC.
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Elegram
Sixth Reel
Line Avenue
Long Lench
Mambai
Tureau
Parawar Ee
Eisenhower selects wartime aides as mobilization plans advance
Defense Mobilizer Arthur S. Flemming announced that President Eisenhower has chosen the men who would lead emergency agencies in wartime. An imminent operation alert will test the wartime organization, with ODM leaders serving as consultants. Flemming resigns ODM chief post to return to Ohio Wesleyan. Gordon Gray to succeed him.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
Flemming
Us, News & World Report
Blemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Ohio Wesleyan University
Gordon Gray
Detentse
ODM
Rebels Slain in Algiers Clashes With French Troops
Weekend fighting in Algiers and Medez region leaves 150 Algerian rebels dead, with 90 killed in Medez as French forces announce the toll. Reports emphasize significant casualties amid ongoing anti colonial clashes.
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Algiers
Medez
Polar Bear Trio in Icy Marathon
Three Polar Bear Club members Al Black Jack Morris and Ducius Marcel plus a dog in a freezing Atlantic City swim competed to endure the cold longest. Marcel and Morris were hospitalized for exposure after minutes in 32 degree water. Black finished ashore, dog received first aid.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Polar Bear Club
al Black
Jack] Morris
Ducius Marcel
Ian
Sol Borolin
Marcel
Cailowe
Morris
J Black
Wii
Morris Werel
Polar Club
Jack Morris
Vatican Says Israel Must Protect Holy Sites Before Ties
A Vatican source stated that Israel must acknowledge and internationalize holy places within its borders before diplomatic relations can be established. The source also rejected claims that former Israeli ambassador Maurice Fisher arranged quick ties after the Middle East crisis ends.
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Vatican City
Israel
Vatican
Famtel Maurice Fisher
Lawmakers mull county origin water rights plan
A one day meeting in the LegislatureAgenda opens with a dispute over county origin in Northern California water. Governor asks 90 conferees including 19 legislators to propose a constitutional amendment to reallocate surplus water to other regions. The 1957 Legislature reconvenes after a five week recess amid Southern California pressure in water development funding. Approximately one third of invitees are from Southern California with state, county officials, farm leaders and major water organization offices also present.
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Seongwen
Jon
California
Knight 10
Stay
Calfornia
Eden still confined to bed amid fever recurrence
Auckland New Zealand Sir Anthony Eden former British prime minister remains in bed after fever returned his doctor says he is maintaining progress observers note his age and fragile health as he recovers at home in Auckland since the illness began lasts several days with no serious complications reported by medical staff
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Auckland
New Zealand
Anthony Eden
DC7 First Polar Route Flight Completes Inaugural Run
DC7 marks inaugural Tokyo to Copenhagen polar route with 45 passengers aboard YE FLANE landing 8 45 am after refueling in Oslo and Anchorage, completing 32 hours 31 minutes travel. SAS operates Los Angeles to Stockholm polar flights since 1954 with a rendezvous missed by three minutes at 10,000 feet above the North Pole.
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Scandinavian Airlines
Tokyo
North Pole
SAS
Los Angeles
Stockholm
YE Flane
Norway
Oslo
Anchorage
Alaska
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