Mitchell Attacks Labor Bill and Its Loopholes
Washington AP reports Eisenhower administration denounces a Senate labor corruption bill as full of loopholes and largely ineffective. Secretary of Labor Mitchell says the measure would weaken protections for workers, while critics Kennedy and Ives accuse the administration of partisan motives. The bill would require union financial reporting but limit subpoenas and hearings, and could shield many unions including paper locals from scrutiny. Mitchell argues it would deprive union members and the public of real protections.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Labor
Mitchell
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Labor Department
Switzerland
Senate Labor ‘Committee
William F. Knowland
Calif
John McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Committee
Kennedy
Ives
Johnny Dio
Greeks Turks Near Civil War on Cyprus
In Nicosia a Turkish Cypriot policeman was killed and a Greek Cypriot woman was badly injured in mob attacks amid rising tensions. Greece demanded NATO protection and ordered its ambassador from Turkey to return home as curfews spread. the island remains divided with Greeks seeking union with Greece and Turks preferring division. King Paul pledged Greece would pursue Cyprus self determination through diplomacy and politics.
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Jd Pse
Cyprus
Greece
NATO
Paris
Athens
Turkey
George Pesmatzoglou
Ankara
Nicosia
Government
Paul
Circus Loses a Brother in Ringling Family Shakeup
New York AP report that Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey Circus removed Henry Ringling North from vice president treasurer and director posts at a board meeting. John Ringling North, president, was reelected. Two kin dropped amid a pending Sarasota Florida lawsuit alleging mismanagement costing the circus twenty million dollars over ten years.
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New York
Ringling
Europe
Sarasota, Fla
Monument May Mark Pig War in San Juan Island History
Senators Warren Magnuson and Henry Jackson urged Congress to designate the Pig War site on San Juan Island as a national monument. The 1859 death of a British-owned pig helped end a 12-year US Britain boundary dispute. The note ties the event to peaceful US Canada relations and references Fort Stanwix in Rome as a historical flag-raising site.
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Washington
Congress
San Juan Island
Great Britain
United States
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Canada
Dead Man's Name Appears on Newark Ballot Runoff
In Newark New Jersey a dead candidate Terrence F. Reilly Sr. will remain on the June 17 runoff ballot for city council after an Appellate Division ruling. Reilly died last Tuesday after finishing second in the race. If elected posthumously the office would be vacant and filled by appointment.
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Newark
Appellate Division of Superior Court
iTerrence F. Reilly Sr
Reilly
Frank Addonizio
Air Expert Quits Blasts Scientists In Space Debate
Col William O Davis a Space and Rocket Research expert resigns and roasts conservative opinions among scientists blaming administration for relying on the wrong civilian scientists in the space race with Russia. He recalls Sputnik era shortcomings as due to over cautious scientific views.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force Space and Rocket Research
William O. Davis
Russia
Davis
United Press International
Los Angeles
Playful Marietta sain jailer: Venezuelan student cited
Marietta Oklahoma AP report states highway patrolman Gilbert Dugga arrested a speeder and found Martin J. Gutierros 21 of Caracas Venezuela a University of Tulsa student armed with a filled gun belt a loaded .38 pistol and a 30 30 rifle Gutierros smiled I was playing cowboy.
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Marietta, Okla
Gilbert Dugga
Martin J. Gutierros
Caracas
Venezuela
University of Tulsa
Gutierros
Williams Boom Is on for New York Governor Nomination
UPI reports Paul W. Williams, U S attorney, is the GOP candidate focus for New York governor. Irving Trust Co. chair Richard H. West leads a Williams promotion committee. Williams weighs leaving federal post, barred from political activity. Former GOP Chairman Leonard Hall is the only declared candidate. Rockefeller and Mahoney may run. Harriman seeks reelection.
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New York
UPID
U.S
Paul W. Williams
Richard H. West
Irving Trust Co
Williams
Leonard W. Hall
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Averell Harriman
Bomarc Missile Tests Beyond Atlantic Commence New Run
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports another Bomarc missile test as part of a series to validate the ground to air interceptor. More than 40 Boeing Bomarc missiles have been fired from the Air Force test center since the program began. The swift cruise missile is designed to seek and destroy enemy aircraft up to 300 miles from U S shores.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force Test Center
U. S
Deborah Kerr Seeks Divorce From Tony Bartlett
Santa Monica CA AP Deborah Kerr 36 says she seeks divorce from producer Tony Bartlett 38 after a 12 year marriage that ended in separation March 27. She cites extreme cruelty and Bartlett has filed a writ of sentimental in London.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartlett
Bartlett
London
Rhonda Fleming Divorces Dr Lew Morrill Again
Actress Rhonda Fleming aged 36 separates from Dr Lew Morrill aged 42 for the second time in six years. The couple had reconciled after a 1956 Mexican separation before this latest court action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Rhonda Fleming
Lew Morrill
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