Switzerland Heralds A Winter Tourism Paradise In Alps
A travel overview extols Switzerland as a year round winter destination with abundant resorts, diverse activities, and friendly villages. It highlights ski tobogganing ice skating sleigh rides and scenic rail and cablecar outings, noting high quality graphic gear and reasonable prices for visitors. Prices vary by taste and itinerary with concluding notes on page 3 column 1.
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Duke of
Zermatt
Daves
Switzerland
youjFven
Iugany
Maggiore
Zucich
Lucerne
Reeve & Dietime
Reuther Moves to Pressure New Congress in Labor Drive
Walter Reuther, UAW president, outlines a bold labor agenda aimed at shaping incoming lawmakers. He pushes for filibuster reform, federal civil rights bills, wage price profit inquiry, inflation blame on corporate profits, and Taft Hartley revision including Section 14b to curb right to work laws.
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Martin Arundel
Yonic NaNaj
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Congress
Sénate
Eisenthawer
Aedesica
Gianl
Reather
Specialized placement program aids aged workers in new jobs
In a four month test across seven cities under the Dept of Labor, specialized placement services retraining and counseling quadrupled job placements for older workers. About 2.5 million unemployed seniors register yearly. the study analyzed 2,000 individuals in eight cities, with 500 more in local public programs benefiting from coordinated services.
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New York
NANA
Department of Labor Suspervision
Jean
Oider
Los Angeles
Worcester
Mass
Miami
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis-St Paul
Scouls
Loart
Fram Danuary
James P.worcester
Mitenel
Metura
Iskor
Harsler
Mitchell
House of Retives
Senate
Pelieves
Inauguration seating costs top $213000
Washington observers describe a four hour, multimilliondollar inauguration setup on Capitol Plaza. About 40 carpenters and laborers built temporary stands for 15,700 workers and visitors, with a total taxpayer outlay exceeding 213000 dollars for stands, seats, and related preparations.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Aj Washington
Harding
Ike
Paris Prison Talks See Algerian Rebels Behind Bars
Inside Paris Lay de Afro-Asian spations reformers plan to finish two year rebellion. Sultan Sidi and Mohammed Ben Bella and Mohammed Khider reportedly seek safe conduct for talks with Guy Mollet. Rebels, though prisoners, push hard bargaining as costs of unrest mount.
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Nana
Paris
jBente
Sultan Sidi
Yousset
Presqrer
Guy Mollet
Serlancebels
North Africa
Premier 15
Mohammed Ben Bella
Mohammed Khider
Cairo
iMaiees
Nasser
Kon-Tiki Theory Plausible Says Australian Study
Australian scientists analyze nails and blood types to test Thor Heyerdahl’s Kon-Tiki hypothesis. They suggest Polynesian ancestors could have sailed from Peru to Polynesia and then to New Zealand, challenging orthodox views that linked Polynesians to Southeast Asia and Western Pacific origins.
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Susney
Nana
Thor Heyerdahl
New Zealand
Indiana
Heyerdahl
Peru
Pacific
Polynesia
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Western Pacific Islands
Fighting Clergyman Aids Waits In World War II Context
A historical column reports on clergyman efforts to aid Korean War refugees and orphans, noting U S and Moroccan onlookers and pressuring Paris to negotiate. It covers wartime hardships in Algeria Greece and France, with references to postwar displacement and a related book titled Battle Wynn.
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U.S
Morocco
U. S
State Department
New
York
Hess
Paris
Algeria
Greece
France
Italy
Norily Atria
J. Gradon
Fess
Russia
Commonwealth
Battle
Air Force
Fightar
Serum Laboratories
Melbourne
Heyerdahl
Weas
Congress to Seek Authority for Nationwide Labor Racketeering Probe
Washington Based sources say a congressional committee chair plans to seek special authority and 200000 for a full scale nationwide inquiry into labor racketeering. Investigators target Teamsters, Laundry Workers and Allied Industrial Workers amid broader probes in New York Newark Chicago and other major cities. AFL-CIO moves to oust three suspect locals as the Kefauver era style inquiry unfolds and traces links from Johnny Dio to the Riesel case.
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David Barnett Wasrington
Nana
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Foriland
Seattle
Las Vegas
Baltimore
Miami
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Job McClellan
DuArk
Congress
Labor Committee
Lambor
Teamsters
Laurlry Workers
Allied Industrial Workers
Afl-Cio
Grand
Ser
Estes Kefauver
Keefauver
Ipc
Johnny Dio
New York
Victor Riesel
Personal Touch Saves Car From Theft in Indianapolis
Florist Julia H Olmstead observed two youths enter a customer’s car parked before the shop and drive off. He pursued in his own car, alerted them, stopped the theft, and turned the youths over to police, returning the vehicle to the owner.
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Indianapolis
Julia H. Olmstead
Olmstead
Canine Caper Triggers Wreck in Bristol
Andrew Millar of Bristol reports his truck swerved off the highway and into a garage while avoiding a dog. He told police his dog leaped toward the seat causing him to lose control. Neither Millar nor the dog was injured.
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Bristol
Cann.i
Andrew Millar
Jey
Miller
Miler
Florida Visit Motives Stir Tired Taxi Driver Tale
John A. Phillips a Washington D C taxi driver visited Florida to rest his tib and explain the cab’s weariness adding a note on reasons for coming to the state. The fragment hints at travel motives and a weary vehicle needing relief from travel strain.
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Petersburg
Finny
Florida
John A. Phillips
Washington, D.C
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Washington
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