Milk strike violence prompts tri state police patrols
New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania state troopers patrolled highways to curb violence as a three day milk price strike with sporadic gunfire arson and picketing intensified. About a thousand tons of milk spilled or destroyed while 48 of 381 plants were affected and 2 million pounds of milk withheld. Authorities note only 3,500 of 45,000 local dairymen involved with potential wider participation.
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New York
New Jersety
Pennsylvania
Mit
Tri-State
New York City
Washington
Agriculture Department
Leana Baumpartner
Tre Rey
John W. Dorney
Funld
Satay Hill
Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives
Syracuse
N. J
United Milk Producers
New Jersey
Dairy Farmers of America
Guild
Dorney
Mills
Industrialist Dies In Worcester at Age 83
William J. McKee, retired vice president and director of the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co., died today at his Worcester home. He was 83.
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Worcester
Mass
William J. McKee
Pullman Standard Car Mig. Co
Sub Panel OKs Civil Rights Bill
A House judiciary subcommittee approved a civil rights bill reflecting Eisenhower’s core proposals. It empowers a new Justice Department division, enables direct federal court action against voting rights violations, and directs study of civil rights issues. The measure now heads to the full committee for next steps.
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Washington
UPI
House
Eisenhower
Judiciary Committee
L.A Commission
Department of Justice
California Fears Water Raids Set by Colorado Project
Sacramento reports the Colorado River Board fears a proposed diversion may set a precedent for out of state raids on Southern California’s water. The Frying Pan plan would divert 69,000 acre feet annually from the Colorado over a mountain range to the Arkansas River, affecting water quality. Board engineer Harvey Banks urged Congress to impose limits to prevent establishing a broader Colorado River water precedent.
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Sacramento
Colorado River Board
Colorado
California
Knigin
Arkansas
Harvey Banks
State Water
Congress
Aiken Won’t Stir Rumpus Over Bruce Appointment
Senator Aiken of Vermont said he will not raise a rumpus about President Eisenhower’s choice of David K. E. Bruce as ambassador to Germany. He will, however, question Bruce on the soft report about Latin American aid while supporting the nominee’s confirmation along with Knowland and Johnson.
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Aiken
Bruce
Washington
Upi
R-Vt
Pny
Eisenhowen
David K. E
Germany
Senate
Latin America
France
Knowland
California
Lyndon
B. Johnson
Texas
Ex-Convicts Claim Nevada Prison Runs Casino
Inmates William J. Reiter and Benjamin C. Boltt testified before County Superior Judge Edmund C. Scott that Nevada State Prison operated a gambling casino with a roulette wheel and dealer's charge tables. Reiter described a 16 percent cut for the facility and said the setup mimicked Reno gambling, with guards and inmates handling operations.
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Redwood City
San Mateo
Reiter
Harold
William J1. Reiter
Benjamin C. Boltt
Santa Rosa
Calif
Edmund C. Scott
Scout
Nevada State Prison
Boll
Scott
Reno
Japanese War Criminal Paroled From Tokyo Prison
The United States released former Colonel Chiyoshi Shimoda from Sugamo Prison in Tokyo after a 40-year sentence. The parole lowers the number of war criminals held at the facility, a figure tallied with input from Australia and Britain.
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Tokyo
United States
Chiyoshi Shimoda
Sugamo Prison
Australia
Britain
Navy tests push and tow carrier landing system
The Navy will begin sea trials of an automatic carrier landing system by Bell Aircraft to guide jets to a carrier deck in all weather. The system uses radar and an electronic brain to compute course corrections, with tests aboard an angled-deck carrier lasting four months. Detected boy body mystery in Philadelphia noted, linking to a 1955 Long Island kidnapping case.
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Buffalo
Navy
Bell Airerafe Corp
Cmdr
A . Russell
Office of All-Weather
Chief For
Naval Operations
Bell
Philadelphia
Steven
Craig Damman
Long Island
N.Y
Navy Fliers
Darrenun
Mitenel Field
Name Changed Too
An admitted bogus check passer faced U S District Court in Nassaga County. Judge Waldo Rogers reviewed the case to verify the spelling of Jimmy Findley’s identity. He was sentenced to two years, with work on the Damman boy case noted.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U. S
Nassaga County
Waldo Rogers
Jimmy Findley
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Schenley Dist., Inc
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