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A mixed report on the Supreme Court ruling five to four that New York school authorities violated constitutional rights of a teacher who faced a Communist hearing. Harry Slochower, dismissed by Brook ly College for refusing to answer about Communist ties, invoked the Fifth Amendment. The case challenged the New York City Charter provision for public dismissals tied to such questioning.
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Supreme_ Court
New York
Harry Slochower
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Brook
Tynt College
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Jhower
Flowar
Supreme
York
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Employment WASHINGTON. in the March report
The Commerce Department reports employment rose by about 1.6 million in March from February with total employment near 63.1 million. The gain is linked to spring expansion in agriculture, construction and service sectors, while some weakness remains in other areas. A separate incident reports a drowning risk near Oneida Lake as a car with missing occupants may have been swept away, including Charles Pickett, 25, of Durhamville, owner of the automobile, last seen leaving Vienna for Vienna. Authorities fear the car’s occupants were carried by the current toward Oneida Lake.
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Charles Pickett
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Viennna
Oneida Lake
Rome Pres
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Romie’ Cable Co
Ame
Pam
Oneida County
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Cook Rd
Flah’ Creek
New London
Mahway
Air Embankment
Baker
hs-Pickalt
Nae Colleen
Moviths
Danny
Window of
Workers Strike at U S Air Bases Across Morocco
Fragmented report describes U S Air Base workers striking in Morocco halting operations. A patrol confrontation in Astoria Queens is noted but details remain unclear as the piece moves between scenes. No injuries reported.
Fighters Conquer Big Forest Fire in Florida
A large forest fire in Florida, sparked near the Mary’s River area, was driven by strong winds and repeatedly rekindled. Firefighters battled the blaze as winds shifted, finally gaining control after intense efforts.
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Nowthenat
TOLL RISES Tensions Kept High by Raids
Reported clashes along the Arab Israeli borders inflamed tensions with Egypt and Israel. Casualty figures cited include 66 Egyptians and 9 Israelis killed, 93 Egyptians and at least 23 Israelis wounded, and one Egyptian captured as raids continued on the eve of Dag Hammarskjold’s arrival.
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Ike Dulles confer on Middle East crisis before Augusta vacation
President Eisenhower held a crisis talk with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in Washington on the Middle East emergency and delayed departure for Augusta, Ga. The White House said a statement would follow. U.N. Chief Hammarskjold sped up plans as Burns stayed in Jerusalem to supervise a truce. A separate Gaza outpost incident and an auto crash near Camillus were reported with scant details.
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John’ Foster Dulles
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Dulles
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Pope
Romie Age
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Jerusalem
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Ikjold
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Gaza
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Eballah
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Armistice Commission
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Judean
Negev
Moscow
Charles BE. Bohlen
U.S
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Mohlen
Switzerland
Winter Storm Strikes Northeast and Dust Storm Hits Southwest
Snow blankets the Northeast with up to 16 inches in spots and at least 11 deaths linked to heart attacks during shoveling. Meanwhile a vast dust storm roils the Southwest from Texas to California, darkening skies and causing damage and travel hazards. The storm also snows in Wyoming and Colorado, with numerous collisions and power outages reported across multiple states.
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Eisenhower Tells GOP Leaders Farm Bill Fails Test
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders the farm bill does not meet the test of a good bill and pledged to work for changes. He and aides discussed recommitting the measure to the conference committee to remove rigid price supports and secure fair aid for farm families, with agreement on possible further drafting options.
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Massachusetts
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Congress
Americana
Knowland
Lytt
Snowstorm Buries City After Warm Spell
A post-Tinster storm dumped nearly six inches of snow over the weekend as temperatures rose to melt it soon. The Weather Bureau warned flood conditions would not change for two days while the nearby Seneca River flood risk remained low. The storm, during mid April, disrupted gardens and chores and pushed the season’s total snowfall to 148.5 inches, far above the normal 70.7 inches.
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Canada Pushes For Gas Pipeline
Ottawa faces a government plan to build a northern natural gas pipeline from Alberta to eastern Canada with Ontario cooperation. The bill seeks funding and regulatory support, highlighting a controversial project involving a major company.
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Bill
Which & Crows Company
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Rights Commission Proposed by Brownell in Civil Rights Plan
The Eisenhower administration urged Congress to enact a broad civil rights program including a bipartisan commission to study grievances, creation of a Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department, and direct federal court access for rights violations. Brownell sought an additional assistant attorney general and authority to initiate civil actions against conspiracies targeting witnesses and jurors, as well as support for desegregation efforts and new enforcement tools. The Jakarta side notes Indonesia signaling cooperation with Western and allied policies, severing relations with the Netherlands and halting West New Guinea moves.
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Justice Department
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Kfondine
Netherlands
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Chuckle on marbles and missing pieces puzzle readers
Today’s light quip teases a busy day for marble makers as many people appear to be short on marbles. The joke plays on a common phrase about not having one’s pieces together and riffs on supply and demand in a playful newspaper tone.
Eisenhower Aide Marveled By Transatlantic Travels
The record shows Ike extending a vast travel footprint since January 20, 1853 with miles logged in state and overseas trips. He visited Geneva, Switzerland for summit talks, Bermuda, Bermuda and Ottawa as part of tours that included meetings with British, Canadian, and French leaders. Flights and occasions ranged from vacations to strategic diplomacy as President Eisenhower led a busy travel agenda documented by Marvin T. Arrowsmith.
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