NLRB to Probe Big Six Over Steel Strike Conspiracy
The NLRB will investigate claims that the six largest steel producers including U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones and Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland conspired to block settlement with any struck company unless all six agree. President Truman echoed the charge and signaled no plan to seek a court injunction under Taft Hartley.
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Bethlehem
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Senators Rap Truman Hold off on Taft Hartley Law
Senators Byrd and Ellender accuse President Truman of flouting Congress by not invoking the Taft Hartley Law in the steel strike. Humphrey supports Truman urging honest bargaining, while acknowledging a public interest conspiracy by major steel companies.
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Truman's Man to Be Known on 1st Ballot
Kansas City councilman Thomas J. Gavin, 54, Truman's alternate, is expected to announce the President's choice for a successor on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention opening July 21 in Chicago. Gavin will express the option after nominations, per Truman.
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Senate
Millions Celebrate Independence Day Worldwide
Americans marked Independence Day with parades and ceremonies while U S troops in Korea faced renewed Chinese attacks. U S embassies hosted receptions. Adenauer and Sprinzak sent greetings as Cuba celebrated its 50th independence anniversary and Bogota praised U S freedoms.
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Lawmakers Pause Holiday to Push Key U.S. Bills
Washington lawmakers abandoned July 4 plans to act on must pass measures before tomorrow’s adjournment. Congress rushed hundreds of bills through yesterday while major items awaited conference action, including a military construction bill and foreign aid and atomic energy funding.
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Britain to Permit Arms Sale to Spain
London announced a policy shift allowing arms sales to Franco Spain for the first time since 1946. A Foreign Office spokesman said sales would be conditioned by supplies after priority needs for Britain the Commonwealth and NATO are met.
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Reds Protest British Barricade in Berlin Radio Berlin Site
The Soviet Union protested to Britain over continued harassment of the Communist Radio Berlin building in the divided city. ADN published Gen. Vassily Chuikov’s note saying East German employees faced virtual confinement near the station, referencing a British troop barricade from last month.
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Truce Talks Held Secret in Korean Armistice Efforts
UN and Communists held secret sessions in Munsan as talks focused on prisoner repatriation. North Korea hinted at reallocating some POWs while preserving voluntary repatriation, with details to be studied and further sessions scheduled.
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Eisenhower Signals Fight to Name Delegates in Chicago
Ike stages stopovers in Iowa and Illinois with Mamie and outlines critique of Taft and the Democratic administration. He pleads to defend freedom and stem Communism as he tours Boone Ames Chicago Lincoln and Denver amid a Republican convention fight. A Halifax note covers Captain Bracht's return voyage and retirement plans after 30 years at sea.
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