Strikes Cripple U S Holiday Air Travel
Air travel slows as strikes hit Eastern, Capital, and Pacific lines. Flight engineers and machinists join picket lines across 25 states and beyond, forcing furloughs, service cuts, and delayed or altered schedules for Thanksgiving travelers. Union disputes center on pay, hours, and role scope.
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Chicago
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Bermuda
Piners International Assn
International Assn
Nixon in Europe trip and economic concerns amid tensions
Vice President Nixon argued that Democratic gains reflect disagreement over tactics not policy toward Eisenhower’s foreign stance. He urged Atlantic unity to counter communism and push for an economic community in Western Europe while noting labor unrest affected U S spending. Flight diverted due to fog, Nixon and staff reached London later, with Mrs. Nixon calling the delay lively. Household and personal care costs edged higher in October, led by toothpaste and bread, with green beans and grapes rising sharply. National take-home pay for factory workers fell from September due to strikes and shorter hours.
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Nixon
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Europe
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TE Nixons
Iran
Washington
Frankfurt
Germany
Britain
London
Gatwher
Lved
Los Angeles
Tisenhower
Pay-by-Mail Fine Proposal Backed by City Council
Los Angeles reports the City Council unanimously adopted a resolution urging municipal court judges to allow traffic citations to be paid by mail. Presented by Councilman Harold A. Henry, the measure notes about 500000 citations are issued annually for parking and minor violations. The council stressed it lacks jurisdiction and this is only a suggestion.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Harold A. Henry
Nixon’s Britain Welcome Met With Mixed Reactions
The tone in newspapers ranged from a warm reception to a sharp jab by the Communist Daily Worker which urged Nixon to go home. Most outlets extended friendly greetings while the Daily Worker offered a hostile confrontation.
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Nixon
Daily Worker Openy
Logans
Eisenhower to Confer on Sanitary Spending at Augusta
President Eisenhower will meet Friday at Augusta National Golf Club with Secretary of Defense McElroy Gen Twining and top Pentagon aides including Budget Director Stans. The group will discuss sanitary spending as part of a States Conference in Augusta Georgia.
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Neil H. McElroy
Nathan F. Twining
Pentagon
Maurice G. Stans
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
Donald A. Quarries
Defense
W. J. McNeil
Holiday sugar cube church from Better Homes and Gardens
A festive sugar cube church craft from December Better Homes & Gardens shows a simple, child friendly project to decorate holiday tables mantels and under trees. Step by step instructions promise easy assembly and long lasting display.
Ferry service strike disrupts returning servicemen travel
A disrupted schedule as U S military personnel and families face delayed travel due to a strike affecting Transsengers and related ferries. The U S Air Force and World Airlines halted operations as crews seek alternative routes for the holiday period.
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TWA
Paris
A.ried
U. S
World Airlines
U. S. Air Force
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