Einstein executor wins travel visa to attend Swiss meeting
In a culmination of a two year effort by Prof Otto Nathan of New York University, the State Department granted him a passport after court prompting. Nathan, executor of Albert Einstein's will, hopes to attend a scientific meeting in Switzerland next month to discuss publication of Einstein manuscripts. Morabito barred from operating boats for four months after a conviction for reckless driving on the Detroit River. His license remains revoked and the judge warned against flying.
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Democratic Dinner Aims to Boost Daley Campaign in Chicago
Adlai Stevenson and Governor Frank Clem ent will headline a $100 plate Desenesetin Lat 300 dinner in Chicago to raise funds for the mayoral campaign. Mayor Richard J. Daley, a Democrat, won the election and previously served as Illinois revenue director.
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Japanese official Urabe heads to Manila for reparations talks
Tokyo acting chief of the Japanese mission in the Philippines, Toshio Urabe, left Tokyo by air today for Manila after a month in Tokyo to consult on the Japan Philippines reparations discussions.
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British Rail Strike Eases As ASLEF Accepts Peace Plan
British locomotive engineers and firemen of ASLEF accept a five point peace plan aimed at ending a 10 day rail walkout. TUC leaders discuss government approval for final talks with Labour minister as Eden's cabinet weighs wage dispute solutions and ground giving by all parties.
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Phosphate Strike Talks Stated in Florida Valley
LAKELAND The Coronet Phosphate Co. and the AFL Chemi cal Workers Union CWU began wage dispute talks that could trigger a near shutdown in central Florida phosphate operations. They met briefly yesterday but recessed due to a serious illness in the family of federal conciliator John L. Kenney of Tampa.
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Unusual Happenings Promised In Contract Probe
Senate investigators promised a public airing on contract issues involving Chicago hat maker Harry Lev. Lev, an immigrant from the Middle East who grew wealthy, is named to the investigations subcommittee amid hearsay of bribery. Air Force Capt Raymond Wool, shifted to Wright Patterson, denied taking bribes.
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Joke about cows and chickens
A conservative asks a socialist for half his cows and chickens. The socialist agrees on cows but refuses on chickens, noting the difference since he has chickens but no cows. The exchange reflects a humorous take on property division and economic thought.
That's No Hospital in Covington River Incident
Michael Toth asked a bystander where the hospital was and walked straight into the Ohio River. Police pulled him from the water and charged him with drunkenness and breach of peace.
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Salk Vaccine Clearance Accelerates Million Dose Uplift
The U S government grants immediate distribution of about one million cubic centimeters of Lilly made Salk vaccine. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis orders rapid shipment to New Jersey Maine Montana North and South Dakota for first dose coverage. A second dose will be sent to eight Southern and Western states Florida Georgia Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Arizona New Mexico. A third booster shot is planned for seven months later.
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Reapportionment battle unfolds in capitol session
The Florida extraordinary session enters its second day with no reapportionment bill before lawmakers. A 14 member House Senate committee was proposed. the Senate has not committed. Governor Collins demands real reapportionment and may veto bills that don’t modify the Ninth District. The debate centers on whether the Senate must originate the plan and how to satisfy constitutional requirements.
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U S Steel and CIO Begin Wage Talks in Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers opened wage negotiations in Pittsburgh with both sides hoping for a peaceful and equitable settlement. Clifford H Hood of Big Steel and company negotiators attended the session, while John H Stephens led U S Steel’s team expressing hope for a speedy friendly conclusion that is fair to the company stockholders and the public.
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Sarasota backs stand by Collins in reapportionment bill
Sarasota Chamber of Commerce announces endorsement of Gov. LeRoy Collins for a reapportionment bill to create a Sarasota state senator. Telegrams from Chamber President Ben J. Drymon and Tod Swalm praise Collins and urge passage, noting Sarasota County population over 50,000 and strong local support.
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Russia Gets Big 4 Invite for Geneva Summit
The United States Britain and France invited Russia to a Big Four meeting in Geneva starting July 18 for four days of talks. Moscow received the Western note which proposed Geneva as a compromise site after Russia had suggested Vienna and the West Lausanne. Tass quoted a cautious reaction noting Dulles remains firm on the summit talks.
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Eisenhower warns peace effort may take a generation at West Point
President Eisenhower delivered the West Point commencement address warning against optimistic hopes that the Big Four summit will instantly heal a world troubled by ignorance fear and hate. He said peace efforts may span a generation and urged steady resolve as graduates receive diplomas and shake hands with him.
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Oklahoma Regents order integration of state colleges
The Oklahoma Board of Regents for Higher Education ordered racial integration at all state-supported colleges. A Miami hotel workers strike walkout is seen as the AFL Hotel Employees Union pushes a regional drive. Pro-West victory hailed in Sicily regional elections shaping Italian policy. Senate committee backs minimum wage raise from 75 cents to one dollar an hour next January. Eisenhower to hold a news conference in Washington tomorrow at 10 30 a m EDT. House committee authorizes two atomic powered merchant ships including the one proposed to tour the world.
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Free Tickets Ad Promises Theater Passes
Classified notice invites readers to check columns for their name and visit the News office at 1045 N Lime Ave to claim free theater tickets. The message emphasizes daily availability and personal pickup.
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Ford Pact Sets Pattern For Auto Labor Deal
Detroit report outlines Walter Reuther leading the UAW in GM negotiations after Ford accepted a guaranteed wage plan and a three year wage support fund. GM faces a midnight contract expiry and possible strike, testing UAW solidarity and the battle with Ford for market leadership.
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Weather Update Florida to Sarasota Forecast
Stable temperatures expected with clear to partly cloudy skies across Florida. The Sarasota area may see light to moderate winds from the south to southwest and isolated showers toward the extreme south through Wednesday. Temperatures high 83 to 93, lows 65 to 78, with no rainfall reported in the last 24 hours.
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