Bakery Workers Ouster Reversed Ties With Textile Union Reform Pledge
In Atlantic City AFL-CIO leaders moved to reinstate the United Textile Workers Union to good standing after the appeals committee accepted a signed reform pledge. The AFL-CIO executive council threatened expulsion if corruption reforms were not completed by noon Thursday following the convention action Monday.
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James G. Cross
Center
Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
N.J
United Textile Workers Union
Onwede
Aflcio
Executive Council
Cold Weather Then Labor Crisis Hit Illinois Bakery Union
The weather report notes a cold wave in Southern Illinois with wind and snow flurries and temperatures dropping to 10 to 15 above. In AFL-CIO actions, the executive council can expel the bakery union by March 15 if it does not comply with directives, including the resignation of James G. Cross and potential chartering of new unions.
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Executive Council
James G. Cross
Cross
Cincinnati
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Brecher
Helans
Afl-Cio
Meany
Russia
America
George Brandon
Sparta
Illinois
Scott Field
Belleville
Joppa
St. Louis
James Wilson
Marion
U. S
New York
Middle West
Cold snap bears down on Southern Illinois with snow flurries
The U S Weather Bureau warns of the coldest night of the season in Southern Illinois with lows near 15 in Carbondale and 20 in Cairo. Temperatures fall this afternoon then drop sharply tonight becoming windy with gusts up to 35 mph. Snow flurries possible across the region.
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Illinois
Carbondale
Cairo
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Cold Wave To Hit Illinois And Great Lakes Region
A cold wave warning covers most of Illinois with temperatures near zero in northern sections and teens elsewhere. Wednesday highs range from 15 to 30 across the state and into the Great Lakes region.
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Chicago
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Sabiaruatios
Kansas City
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
New York Subway Strike Expands Halting City Travel
Six more unions join the walkout as New York transit suffers a widespread subway strike. Commuters flood stations while buses and commuter rail suffer demand, and transit officials vow firings for strikers missing shifts with offered bonuses and facilities to keep service going.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Transit Authority
Sie
Transit Authority
Charles L. Patterson
Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Assa
War Plans Restudied Dulles Talks on NATO Futures
Secretary of State Dulles outlined that NATO allies must ready to face both military and economic warfare. He spoke ahead of the Paris NATO Council meeting on plans to leverage Europe’s industrial base for weapons and restudied global versus local war concepts.
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Dulles
North Atlantic
NATO Council
Paris
Europe
U.S
NATO
Southern Illinoisans divided over Russian missile risk
A Southern Illinoisan poll finds many residents not alarmed yet, while more informed citizens urge stronger civil defense. Key figures include Prof. Otis B. Young and Warren Brown urging action, with residents like Mrs. Charlotte Carter and James Wilson weighing likely targets and defense needs.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
O. B. Young
Southern Illinois University
Warren Brown
West Frankfort
Young
Griffen Named In Kansas City Parking Warrant
Herrin Alderman Myrell Mutt Griffen was charged in Kansas City Missouri with illegal alley parking on March 26. Griffen swore he was at work at the Herrin Coca Cola plant, insisting he has never visited Kansas City. Police Chief Roy Cole said the license number on the warrant did not match Griffen and would inform Kansas City police to prove his innocence.
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Herrin
Myrell ““Mutt
Griffen
Kansas City
Roy Cole
Royalton High presents Heading for the Hills junior play
The Junior Class will stage Heading for the Hills tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Lillian Smith plays Cornelia and Judy Plusnick stars as Dorothea in the lead roles.
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Royalton High School
Dutch Refugees From Indonesia Reach Singapore
Dutch refugees expelled from Indonesia in the West New Guinea dispute began arriving in Singapore. A Garuda plane carried 17 Dutch nationals, with 48 more aboard an Argo Naut plane en route. The Netherlands appealed to Indonesia to allow Dutch ships and aircraft to enter Indonesian waters for evacution.
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Singapore
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Zo Garuda
Netherlands
The
Hague
Willem Drees
Djuanda
KLM
Tating
Dutch Ae
Pearson Accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Canadian former foreign minister Lester Pearson accepted the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo before King Olav V and the Nobel Committee. He urged work for the empire of peace after his role in U N efforts to end the British French Israeli invasion of Egypt. The prize of 40 275 dollars was awarded as his formal lecture was set for the next night.
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Canada
Ieester B. Pearson
Empire of Peace
U. N
Egypt
Olav V
Norway
Nobel Committee
Pearson
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Roy Turnage
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