Goldfine Paid Adams' Bill at the Waldorf
House investigators showed Bernard Goldfine paid bills for Sherman Adams at the Waldorf Astoria in New York in January and February 1954 totaling 267.05. The timing coincided with FTC actions against Goldfine's Northfield Mills, while Adams and White House aides faced scrutiny. Hagerty declined to comment on gifts or connections.
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Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Waldorf- Astoria
New York
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Francis X. McLaughlin
Federal Trade Commission
Northfield Mills
Sarah McLendon
Miss McLendon
Manchester
N.H
White House
Hagerty
FTC
Harris
Labor Bill Fight Enters Final Stage In Senate Debate
Senators pushed through a fourth day of debate on a labor abuses bill as amendments stirred contention. Senator Potter urged dues refunds for political use while Morse called the move a union busting tactic. The measure aims to curb racketeers and broaden worker control under Taft Hartley reforms.
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Washington
Lastditch
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Labor
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell considered for second spot on 1960 GOP ticket
William White argues Mitchell could be the runner up after a Senate flare up over new labor legislation. The editorial page analyzes the plausibility and political implications of such a shift in the Republican ticket.
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Mitchell
Wiliam White
Senate
Auto Talks To Resume In Detroit Amid Impasse
DETROIT AP contract talks resume with Ford General Motors and Chrysler. UAW locals vote on strike action with GM showing 10-1 in favor while Chrysler talks set for tomorrow. No clear progress reported as third week without a contract continues.
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Detroit
Ford
General Motors
United Cce
Chrysler
UAW
Timid Typhoon Dies in Texas
Alma the timid typhoon passed through the lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas and Mexico. One death was blamed on high waves stirred by the storm as A. B. Wilson of Houston, 25, drowned at Galveston Beach while swimming yesterday.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alma
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
A. B. Wilson
Houston
Galveston Beach
Ironworker Walkout Threatens Central New York Bridges
About 350 Syracuse area ironworkers began a potential walkout over wages and benefits threatening millions in bridge and road projects across a four county region. Local 60 and six other locals join in the action with an estimated 30 000 workers idled statewide on most construction.
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Syracuse Area
New York
George Cooper
Ironworkers Local 60
State Department of Public Works
Ithaca
Watertown
Cooper
Niagara Power
Saugerties
Ulster County
Syracuse
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental
Albany
Utica
Binghamton
Elmira
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Upstate
Dulles Declared In Excellent Health After Checkup
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was found in excellent physical condition after a thorough medical examination at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Striking Unions Halt Shipping Across East and Gulf Ports
Two maritime unions the Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn and the National Maritime Union stage a day long walkout halting sailing for 1790 engineers and 10000 unlicensed tanker seamen. They vow talks to resume later with no contract no sailing.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
NMU
Canada builds dictionary of distinct Canadian language
English ITI Edmonton reports Canada is compiling a dictionary of Canadian language. A list of 25 000 words and usages differing from Queen's English and American English has already been completed.
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Edmonton
Alta
Canada
Latins Dig B-Flat Good Will Tour Ends in New York
More than 100 members of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra returned from a seven week goodwill concert tour of Latin America. Conductors Leonard Bernstein and Dimitri Mitropoulos led the venture praising cultural propaganda as a powerful American tool. The tour, sponsored by Eisenhower’s cultural program and the American National Theatre and Academy, fostered friendly relations through music.
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New York
New York Philharmonice Orchestra
Latin America
Leonard Bernstein
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Mitropoulos
United States
Guage
Eisenhower
American National Theatre and Academy
LeMoyne College Graduates 249 in Rites at Wer Memorial
The eighth annual LeMoyne College commencement at the War Memorial honors 249 graduates. Bishop Navagh of Ogdensburg delivered the address Take Another Look at the Catholic Church and received an honorary degree, joined by other honorees.
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LeMoyne College
James J. Navagh
Wer Memorial
Ogdensburg
LeMcoyne College
War Memorial
Navagh
LeMoyne
Robert F. Grewen
Jesus Christ
Church
American families told to leave Lebanon amid Beirut fighting
In Beirut heavy fighting persisted as government forces battled rebels with urban combat centering in the capital. The U S Embassy offered free transport for embassy dependents while urging other Americans to stay off the streets as UN observers prepare to arrive.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. S
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sami Solh
Saeb Salam
Salam
Adnan Nahas
Chamoun
Hammarskjold
U. N
Palestine
Norway
Security Council
Japs Sign U.S. British A Deals For Atomic Plant And Uranium
Britain and Japan signed an agreement for a British built atomic electric power plant designed to withstand earthquakes. Japan also signed a 10 year pact with the United States to receive enriched uranium for atomic power reactors. Both pacts await ratification by Japan’s Parliament.
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London
Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Today's Chuckle Traffic light joke
A light joke notes a traffic light as a trick device to get pedestrians halfway across the street safely.
Weather Outlook Delivers Gusty Winds and Fair Skies
West to northwest winds reaching 42 mph brought repair crews to fix downed lines. The Weather Bureau predicts continued breeze tomorrow with cool, fair conditions. Temperatures range from 48 tonight to 74 tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Triplet Girls Born to Mr and Mrs Bruno in Joliet
Mrs Ruth Bruno of Lockport presented husband John with three Father's Day gifts yesterday. The three babies are the Brunos first children.
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Joliet, Ill
Ruth
Bruno
Lockport
John
Brunos
Supreme Court May Not Deny Passports for Beliefs
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that the Secretary of State cannot refuse passports over alleged Communist Party membership. Rockwell Kent and Walter Briehl, denied in 1955 for refusing non Communist affidavits, won the challenge. Justice Douglas led the majority. dissenters were Clark Burton Harlan and Whitaker. Kent sought Europe to paint. Briehl aimed for medical conventions in Geneva and Istanbul.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Rockwell Kent
Ausable Forks
N. Y
Walter Briehl
Los Angeles
William O. Douglas
Tom C. Clark
Harold H. Burton
John M. Harlan
Charles E. Whittaker
Douglas
Congress
Kent
Europe
Briehl
Geneva
Instanbul
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