Khrushchev Signals Willingness to Borrow U.S. Ideas
Khrushchev, while touring the Koncar Electric Motor plant in northern Yugoslavia with Bulganin and Mikoyan, said Russia is ready to borrow industrial ideas from the United States or any nation if they are good. The remarks came during a peacemaking visit to Tito aimed at ending a seven year rift. Belgrade talks near conclusion with a joint Soviet Yugoslav declaration anticipated though many issues remain unresolved.
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Strike Delayed as Ford CIO Resume Talks Avert Monday Walkout
Detroit unions press for a guaranteed annual wage and a shorter 40 hour week. The CIO UAW postponed a potential strike until Monday to consider Ford Motor Co proposal while GM negotiations continue. Walter Reuther pledges action if no satisfactory settlement, as hundreds of Rouge plant workers weigh stock purchase versus guaranteed pay.
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Bitter Dispute Follows Court Ruling on Desegregation
Southern reactions to the Supreme Court desegregation ruling split as Fayetteville Arkansas celebrates integration with six Negro students at Fayetteville High School while Summerton Virginia threatens to close all white schools rather than mix races. The NAACP planned a Saturday Atlanta meeting to map action under the court plan.
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Witch Doctor Arrested in Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles police hold Florentino Morales 54 after a housewife paid 300 for a candle light ritual said to cure chest pain. Morales, described as a witch doctor, faces a charge of practicing medicine without a license as the patient remains under hospital care.
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Hoover praises confidential informants as helpful citizens
FBI director J Edgar Hoover defends the use of confidential informants in law enforcement as justified and essential to public safety. He argues informants act of their own free will upholding democratic citizenship, asserting abandoning them would invite destruction.
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Yale Alumni Club Faces Lottery Rap
Hartford State's Attorney Albert Bill charged the Yale Alumni Club of Hartford with illegal lottery tied to a fund raising outing. Retired Justice William Maltbie bought a ticket but did not attend, plans to sell the car and donate proceeds to the Yale Scholarship Fund. Bill argued players may not be arrested under the law.
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