Boost in Federal Pensions and Geneva Talks
The report covers a U S group of 18 scientists and advisers bound for Geneva including Dr James Brown Fisk Dr Robert F Bacher and Dr Ernest O Lawrence with White and Scoville Jr also traveling. It notes Russia’s late two day shift and Dulles criticism plus a British note while Eisenhower signs a pension bill boosting federal retirees checks in September affecting about 232 000 workers and 12 000 widows. The piece also mentions a San Francisco Hilton site purchase and state department notes on a nuclear test halt.
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James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
Ernest O. Lawrence
University of California
White
Hubert Scoville Jr
Eisenhower
Science Advisory’ Committee
Geneva
U.S
Russia
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Kremlin
Gromyho
State Dulles
U. S
Whitewall
Thompson
Gromyko
Washington-Moscow
White House
Foreign Office
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Dulles
San Francisun
Hilton Hotel Corp
Generalment
San Francisco
Hilton Hotel
Dulles de
O’far
Nathan Podhurst
Knight Defends California Veteran Count at Legion Talks
Governor Knight told the California American Legion opening session that the state has 2,270,000 resident veterans, about 200,000 more than federal figures. He urged counting veterans in the 1960 census, opposed reducing VA hospital beds, and backed Proposition 1 a $300 million farm and home loan bond.
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American Legion
California
Washington
Budget Bureau
Enight
Calvet Farm
Dallas Plans to Retain Segregation
The Dallas School Board said Wednesday night its schools will remain segregated next year, citing a legal moraes and a conflict between the Supreme Court's segregation ruling and Texas integration laws. The board warned it would be a poor service to Dallas and the Southwest to enforce the Supreme Court decree until federal and state courts reach legally acceptable unanimity of opinion.
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Dallas
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Southwest
Supreme Court
First Advance Made on Price of Steel
Alan Wood Steel Co. announces the first price increase in the nation as labor costs rise. President Harlestan R. Wood says increases up to seven dollars per ton may take effect July 7, depending on competitors actions.
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Conshohocken
Alan Wood Steel Co
Harlestan R. Wood
Ex Publisher Fox Hurls Charges Against Goldfine
Former publisher John Fox testified of powerful and malign federal pressures aimed at eliminating the Boston Post and harming his interests. He cited bank loan losses, IRS actions, and a warehouse whisky case amid claims the Boston Herald Traveler and Goldfine benefited from federal influence. Adams acknowledged favors but denied using influence for Goldfine.
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Washington
John Fox
House
Fox
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Cane
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Bernard Goldfine
Department
Federal Government
Internal Revenue Service
New England States
Adams
Eisenhower
Self-Pity Fault in Teacher Shortage, Professor Says
J E McKee of Pasadena told the American Society of Civil Engineers that college professors bear substantial responsibility for the U S shortage of competent engineering faculty. He blamed self pity and public lamentation for deterring future graduate students from entering teaching.
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Portland
Ore
U.S
J. E. McKee
Pasadena
Calif
American Society of Civil Engineers
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State Legion
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Walker's
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Long Beach
4Th and Pine
Walker
Vaiseter
Rurchose
S. F
Boston Post
Harry S. Truman
Leng Base
Sil-C-Ette
Knapr
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Sportswear
Walker’s
Navy
Budget
Taciao Sao
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