Wildcat strike ends as 1000 American Airlines workers return
About 1000 mechanics and cargo handlers at New York LaGuardia and Idlewild airports resumed work, ending a wildcat strike that began last Wednesday. The walkout followed disagreement over travel time pay for employees reassigned from Newark Airport after it closed due to three major crashes.
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Israel launches forced loan through deposit skim
In a sweeping move, Israel began a forced loan targeting deposits over 50 pounds and large banknotes, deducting 10 percent and exchanging notes for new currency by June 23. Banks will deduct 10 percent from the loan on exchange, with exemptions for small denominations and higher-value deposits, aiming to raise about 25 million pounds to bolster the development budget.
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Milk Shortage Warned If Import Controls Ended
National Milk Producers Federation warned Congress that removing import controls on foreign butter cheese and other dairy products could trigger a U S milk shortage. Secretary Charles W Holman cited a six year drop in U S milk production with a 4 percent output decrease and a 1 1 percent per capita drop.
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Ownership Issue Grounds Plane
Lloyd A Webb of Bayside Indiana says a large transport plane will stay grounded in Brownsville Texas until court decisions resolve ownership. He notes the DC-8/airliner is registered to United States Overseas Airlines, with debts on the aircraft cited as reason for the hold. The Civil Aeronautics Administration reported the plane stolen after it left Oakland, while United States Overseas Airlines disputed theft charges and FBI involvement due to crossing state lines. Webb asserts debts must be cleared before the matter is decided by the courts.
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Edward F. Norman
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Lamont Named ALP Senate Candidate in New York
Corliss Lamont, 50, philosophy professor at Columbia University, was chosen by the American Labor Party executive committee to run for the U S Senate in New York. The choice follows Lamont’s family ties to J P Morgan and marks a high profile bid by the ALP for statewide office.
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Air Force budget debate and storm deaths reported
Secretary Finletter says Air Force funds could push jet production to meet foreign competition by 1954 with extra 2.3 to 34.1 billion dollars, while a Midwest storm killed three children and injured another in three cities. Temperatures hit 105 in Phoenix and 99 in Chicago as drownings rose. Indiana reported seven over the weekend.
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Blue Phantom Sniper Hunt Intensifies Across Illinois Highways
State Police pressed the search for the blue phantom gunman blamed for 13 unprovoked highway shootings over two weeks. Two motorists were wounded but survived as drivers in dark cars, with damage from a heat storm and hail complicating efforts. A patrols on major routes and a high temperature wave hindered but did not halt the investigation.
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Berle funds Drive Nets 570000 For Runyon Cancer Fund
New York comedian Milton Berle raised 570 211 in pledges and checks during a 223 hour coast to coast TV marathon on NBC. The event involved 47 stations and ended at 110 30 AM yesterday with 175 operators handling calls and a top single donation of 125 000 from the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Mossadegh Rejects World Court Authority in Oil Dispute
Iran's Premier Mossadegh denounced the International Court of Justice as having no authority to rule on Iran's oil nationalization, calling it a defense of 30 years of slavery and corruption. He spoke emotionally in The Hague court, insisting nationalization is sovereign and untouchable.
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Syrian cabinet named in eight civilian members
Syria's chief of state Gen Fawzi Selo announced an eight-man civilian cabinet as part of plans to reorganize the government ahead of new parliamentary elections. The country has been without a parliament since Dec 2, 1651 when Col Adios hekly dissolved it. Shishekly, head of the armed forces, had hinted elections would follow.
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Syria
Fawzi Selo
Selo
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Shishekly
New Fermentation Process Boosts Cortisone Output
Upjohn Co announced a new fermentation process increasing cortisone production along with a 20 percent price cut. Pope Pastrino Pacapace beatified nun Sister Bertilla, praised for contributions to chemical operations. 4000 pilgrims attended in Vatican City. Materials from the process, including soybeans and Mexican yams, were noted as by products used in cortisone synthesis for rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions.
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Up-john Co
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Vatican Cily
Bertilla
Digestive Remedies Told to Ease Gas and Heartburn
A fragmentary report notes four stages and mentions Bellans oblets as swift acting medicines used by doctors to relieve heartburn gas and related distress. The text references digestion and fast relief but lacks coherent details or clear attribution.
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