Douglas Strike Vote Tests Aircraft Plant Labor Fight
Douglas strike authority vote continues as union leaders accuse the company of wage cuts and discrimination while pressing for severance pay and health insurance. Local negotiators report a stubborn stance from management as talks run through the contract expiration with a seven day cooling-off period. prior strikes in 1951 at the Long Beach plant are recalled.
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Peurden
Woodcock
Douglas Co
Jerry Bale
Bale
Piquineas
Douglas
UAW
North American Aviation, Inc
Downey
Torrance
Long Beach
Jazz sermon by Rev Hinshaw at St Pauls Methodist
Encino May 29 sermon at St Pauls Methodist Church will feature a jazz band playing a score written for the service. The Rev Lawrence Hinshaw calls it a serious 20th century experiment in the worship of God.
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Encino
Lawrence Hinshaw
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Foreign Aid Bill Signed by President
President Eisenhower signed a foreign aid authorization totaling 4.0863 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year. He said the bill matches his requests to sustain the mutual security program and expressed gratification at congressional action before his departure for the Paris summit.
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Washington (P
Eisenhower
White House
Paris
Supreme Court Applies Civil Rights Act to Alabama Negro Voting Rights
The Supreme Court directed enforcement of the 1960 civil rights act to protect Negro voting rights in Alabama. It held that Congress intended suits against states under the federal act, as earlier decisions denied such suits under the 1957 act. The unsigned ruling followed Congress's later passage of a broader act allowing suits against states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
High Tribunal
Justice Department
Congress
Supreme Courts
Tinanimals
Book Illustrator Dies in Arlington Va at 71
Ri Miska Petersham 71 dies in Arlington Virginia. He and wife Maud wrote and illustrated children s books that have been popular in the United States and Europe for more than 30 years. The probate and court action involves Alabama as a defendant in related cases.
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Arlington
Ri Miska Petersham
Maud
Europe
Alabama
Rhee Aids Jailed in Probe of Election
Former Finance Minister Song In sang and ex Bank of Korea governor Kim Chin-hyung were arrested in Seoul on charges linked to financing for Syngman Rhee era Liberal Party. District prosecutors allege bank law violations in raising a large campaign fund for the March presidential elections.
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Seoul
Korea
Song Insang
Bank of Korea
Kim Chin-hyung
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Liberal Party
Fever Blister Quick Drying Aid Promoted In Ad
An old advertisement urges immediate use of Campho-Phenique at the first sign of a fever blister or cold sore. It claims local anesthesia, antiseptic protection, non staining skin, cooling relief, and rapid healing. It advises keeping a bottle ready for instant use and to get Campho-Phenique today.
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