Syracuse Milk Price Hikes Prompt Local Debate
Syracuse housewives faced a three cent rise for a quart of milk as Rep William Williams opposed a congressional inquiry into the increase. Local opponents organized pressure while milk delivery prices climbed from 24 to 27 cents for Grade A and 25 to 28 cents for homogenized milk, amid threats of a milk truck strike.
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Syracuse
Upstate
William &. Willams
Cassville
New York
House Agriculture Committee
Dubinsky Used Dio as Organizer, Probers Told
Senate investigators heard that Dave Dubinsky headed an AFL CIO union committee that used racketeer Johnny Dio as an organizer for an ILGWU plant in Roanoke Virginia. Testimony by Lester Washburn linked Dio to organizing activity in the 1950s, as senators prepared a bill on public power.
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Washington (P
Senate
Untion
Dave Dubinsky
Afl-Cio
Johnny Dio
Lester Washburn
Alt
AFL
United Auto Workers
Washburn
Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Dio
Roanoke
Jules Wingover
Apl
GUO
Herald-Journal Bureau
Imeeling
Ethical
Washington
House Practices Committee
New York
Rubinsky
Niagara
Ilgwu
McClellan
D-Ark
New York State
Newj
Uaw-Afl
Ralph Gwinn
Fetridge
Dean Taylor
Troy
Afl-Uaw
Bruce Alger
Jury Trial Amendment Moves in Civil Rights Bill
Washington supporters of a jury trial modification to the civil rights bill push to win over doubtful senators. The change aims to curb all white juries in southern courts by allowing federal jurors not bound by state qualification rules. Senate leaders hope to pause the civil rights debate briefly to pass defense and agriculture money bills, with Morse blocking prior truces until a vote is set.
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Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Joseph C. Y.'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Spon
Lyn. Don B. Johnson
Defense and Agriculture Department
Meeting to Protest Milk Price Increase Set for Tuesday
Housewives over 120 strong push to organize against a three cent milk price rise. Mrs Gordon of 172 W Brighton notes many calls from irate residents and plans a parade style protest at a Lin Jol auditorium meeting Tuesday. She seeks to mobilize better contact and speakers as part of a statewide bingo legalization push. The piece also mentions the 30th annual New York State American Legion Convention opening in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Joseph Gordon
W. Brigntone’s
W. Bright
Nnterminas
New York State
American Legion
Onondaga County War Alamarta
Gordon
Vycce
J Ward
Gatchcock
Legion
Congress
FBI
Ikel
United Nations
State Legion
Springfield Gardens
Bedford
Law Revision Aims to Permit Grace in New Jersey Schools
In Trenton New Jersey the attorney general prepares an amendment to allow grace in public elementary schools currently barred by a state law ruling that non secular invocations violate the law. Edgewater Park residents sign petitions urging grace and nonsectarian prayers at meals are under consideration for legislative submission. The move follows opposition to a requirement to read Old Testament verses and the Lord's Prayer at school.
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Trenton
N. J
Alterney General's Office
Grace
Grover C. Richman, Jr
Edgewater Park
Richman
Suburban finance robbery case tied to two teens
Chicago report details two young men linked to a suburban finance company robbery. Trial notes, shifting defenses, and mentions of a pending decision by military authorities. The piece references weapons, an atomic testing context, and a high level of federal attention.
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New
Washington
Hattie
Armed Services
U. S
Douglas Fletcher
United States
Fletcher
Today’s Chuckle: definition of an expert
A prominent businessman defines an expert as a man in a tie with an important look on his face who knows how to complicate simplicity. The quip reflects a humorous take on self styled wisdom and perception of expertise.
Idealist Weather Outlook and July Rainfall Report
Idealist reports next 24 hours will be warm and dry with clear cool nights and light variable winds. A Dakotas low may bring showers later in the week. Last month’s July was the wettest since 1935, rainfall 6.13 inches and temperatures 10.5 degrees below normal. August expected to be cooler with rainfall near normal.
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US. Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Bridges Reported Ready to Tie Hoffa Run
U S Air Force orders precautionary night curfew at Hamamatsu base after several incidents. Washington discusses tensions with Japanese townspeople and unions. The editorial notes wage protests and possible alliance between dock unions and Teamsters as a broader labor standoff. Concluded details promised on page 29.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Hamamatsu Air Base
Air Force
Washington
Tead
York
Wall Street
Sndges
Odean
Jimmy Kot
Afl-Cio
Ieeminsters
el Ely
Arte
Osaka
Jame Paters
Lis
Osa Financial
Air Force marks 30th birthday with tribute and ceremony
President Eisenhower and Air Force leaders saluted the service on its 30th anniversary. Gen. Thomas D. White spoke at Arlington National Cemetery where a memorial formation included 11 F100 interceptors and a missing-buddy salute. The Air Force Association observes the milestone as part of a nationwide observance of the air service’s golden anniversary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force
A. Wew
Air Force Assn
Thomas D. White
Arlington National
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Grand Sebuliz
Leonard Miswall
Dent
Ernest Brice Jr
Jett
Frog Lei
Nellis
Ruth Brice
Maurice
Legion Girds
Attorney General's Office
Bres Gordon
Carl Nye
Karl €. Hitchcock
Glens Falls
Chicago
Idealist
Hoffa
Eastern Dockers
Japan
Eleanor Thomas
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