Conference Set To Target Traffic Deaths In 48 States
Washington December meeting gathers officials from 48 states to chart steps to cut traffic fatalities. The president's committee for traffic safety chaired by Harlow H. Curtice will lead discussions as fatalities through October total 31,350, with projections near 38,500 for year end, slightly below 1956.
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Washington
President’s Committee For Traffic Safety
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
William G. Stratton
R-I
Robert D. Holmes
D-Ore
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
Mil
Ward L. Simpson
R-Wyo
Vernon W. Thomson
R-Wis
G. Mennen Williams
Mich
National Safety Council
Council
Airmen Face Courts Martial For Fatal Assault in Korea
SEVOL Dec 7 The Eighth Army announced trial dates for two U.S. Air Force airmen charged in a September 15 assault in Kusan City. Carroll D. Taylor of Cincinnati faces a court martial on Dec 10 for assault with a dangerous weapon. Basie Edward L. Young of Philo Illinois is tentatively set for Dec 13 on involuntary manslaughter charges dealing with the death of an 18 year old Korean girl.
Sanitation Crews On Garbage Detail Amid Citywide Strike
New York city sanitation workers, after clearing a heavy snow, shifted to emergency garbage collection as 1,600 teamsters walked out. The walkout affected hotels hospitals and restaurants served by 550 private carting firms delivering to about 130 000 establishments across the city and parts of Westchester and Nassau counties.
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New York
Westchester
Nassau Counties
Salcedo Arrest Ordered Over Criticism of Lemus Regime
A penal court in San Salvador ordered Jose Luis Salcedo, assistant director of Diario De Hoy, detained on alleged offenses against President Jose Maria Lemus and Foreign Minister Alfredo Ortiz Mancia after he published several critical articles about the Lemus administration.
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San. Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Luis Salcedo
Jose Maria Lemus
Alfredo Ortiz Mancia
Salcedo
Diario de Hoy
Lemus
GOP Maps Dinners Kickoff 1958 Fund Drive
The Republican National Committee announced that one or more united Republican dinners will be held in all 48 states on January 20 to mark Eisenhower inauguration anniversary. President Eisenhower will address the Chicago main dinner with a nationwide telecast link and pickups from major cities.
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Republican National Committee
United Republican
Eisenhower
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
D. C
Des Moines
Denver
Cleveland
Toledo
Boston
Hartford
Michigan
North
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Texas
Eisenhower kin seeks back alimony in Independence court
Alicia B. Eisenhower testified that her ex husband Arthur Eisenhower elder brother of President Eisenhower owes her 3000 dollars as the balance on a 20000 settlement made in 1953. She said his monthly alimony rose to 350 and disputed a bid to reduce or end payments. Arthur Eisenhower, 69, is a retired Kansas City banker with a reported income of 500 dollars monthly from annuities. The judge took the case under advisement after further testimony.
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Independence
Alicia B. Eisenhower
Arthur
Eisenhower
Louise Eisenhower
Kansas City
John R. James
Alida Eisenhower
Alicia Eisenhower
The
Commerce Trust Co
Spain Receives U S Atomic Material Under Peaceful Pact
Madrid reports the United States delivered an atomic material shipment worth 112 million dollars to Spain. The cargo includes 20 kilograms of Uranium 235 and four units of Isotope U235 for use in an atomic reactor near Alameda California now, soon to be relocated to the Moncloa plant in Madrid. The transfer follows a U S cooperation agreement for peaceful purposes.
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Alameda
Calif
Moncloa
Madrid
Spain
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