Reuther urges labor to propose anti corruption legislation
Walter Reuther told the Square Rackets Committee that organized labor should issue complete reform recommendations to curb union corruption. He supported Meany's view on sensationalism in the Rackets Committee report and defended union members as fallible humans while cautioning lawmakers not to pressure courts.
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Hollywood Widow Kept From Truth About Mike Todd Death
The 88-year-old Sophie Goldbogen, mother of producer Mike Todd, remains unaware of his death in a Saturday air crash. Officials say doctors deem honesty unnecessary, as she lives in a Hollywood sanitarium with limited awareness. The piece compares this to 25 years ago when Crooner Russ Columbo’s mother believed he was alive, aided by letters from her children.
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LeMay Confers With British Chiefs In New Zealand
Gen Curtis LeMay arrives in Wellings, New Zealand after a 15hour flight from Castle Air Force Base California. The long range bombing advocate met Commonwealth air officers and government officials, attended a reception hosted by U S Ambassador Russell, and showed no fatigue after steering the KC135 tanker.
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Ike Says Trade Out to Slash Job Totals
President Eisenhower warned that letting the international trade program lapse would threaten millions of American jobs and revive a law of the jungle in trade. He urged Congress to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for five years and cut tariffs during that period. The Capitol fight drew business opposition and a bipartisan push for extending trade measures. Epstein?
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Queen Returns From Rotterdam State Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sailed home Thursday night after a three day state visit to the Netherlands with Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Festive fireworks accompanied their departure as crowds cheered.
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Seek Quick Accord on Road Bill
Democratic leaders push for fast action on a highway bill to send it to President Eisenhower next week. The Senate passed the anti recession measure 84 to 4 and seeks a quick conference with the House. The bill would add 2.8 billion dollars for road funding this year and total 4.4 billion, creating up to 88 thousand jobs this year and possibly over 500 thousand overall. It also would set incentives to regulate interstate billboard use. Senate sponsor Gore says it would accelerate the interstate schedule. the American Road Builders Assn says capacity exists to run the faster program. The House version is narrower and omits the increased spending and billboards. Both sides aim for a quick compromise.
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Mickey Cohen Faces Court Over Alleged Assault
Dapper gambler turned florist Mickey Cohen appeared in Los Angeles court with a black eye after arraignment on a complaint that he assaulted a 220 pound federal narcotics officer. Howard Chappell, head of the Federal Narcotics Bureau, said Cohen charged that officers were framing him. Cohen denies the claim. Chappell said Cohen punched him and then was restrained. Cohen left with scratches, a shiner, and puffed lips. U S Commissioner Theodore J Hocke released Cohen on 3500 bail and set a preliminary hearing for April 18.
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Day Visits Dubna See Small Job Gain by May
A Washington labor department report predicts a slight employment pickup between mid March and mid May, with gains far smaller than last year and centered in seasonal nonmanufacturing activity. The study notes 149 major areas saw joblessness rise mid January to mid February, with 70 areas now experiencing labor surpluses, meaning over 6 percent of the workforce is unemployed, as Dag Ham something Moscow Dag Hamarskjold Center visit reported.
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