Senate Labor Bill Passes in Five Days in Chaotic Session
Senate approves broad labor control measure after five long days of debate, with 681 votes. House peers show little expectation of action this year though Rep. Perkins presses hearings on a general bill. Leaders hail the measure as a landmark and a tool to root out racketeers while warning future action remains uncertain.
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Eisenhower and Adams Aide Retention Question Prompts Debate
Editorial page column by Read Alexander F. Jones argues over President Eisenhower keeping Sherman Adams as executive assistant. The piece analyzes implications for governance and political optics amid shifting support and internal pressure within the administration.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Alexander F. Jones
Columan
Senate to Approve Extension of Taxes
The Senate considers extending wartime tax rates, with a floor battle over wiping out the 3 percent freight and 10 percent passenger taxes. House action came June 3. Without extension, these taxes would lapse June 30, risking a near 2 billion dollar revenue drop. Senator Byrd argues to preserve revenue amid deficit fears, backed by party and service leaders.
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Treasury
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D-Va
Bagwell Plans 236-Mile Drive In 1904 Oldsmobile
Michigan gubernatorial hopeful Paul B. Bagwell outlines a 236 mile stamping tour in a 1904 Oldsmobile to symbolize Michigan’s 1908 constitution. He argues for a constitutional revision and ties the trip to broader political themes.
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Lansing
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Michigan
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Yugoslavia Denies Nagy Accusations as Hungary Executes Premier
Yugoslavia charged Hungary with lies and betrayal over the arrest and execution of Premier Imre Nagy. A foreign ministry statement rejected what it called untruthful insinuations about Nagy's sanctuary in the Yugoslav embassy in Belgrade and his subsequent arrest. Officials in Belgrade had harshly denounced Hungary's action after Nagy's execution was disclosed yesterday as that of a traitor.
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UPL
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Hungary
Imre Nagy
Foreign Ministry
Nagy
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Museum Zoo Strike Settled in New York
A tentative settlement of a four day strike that closed museums and zoos in New York was announced by Mayor Robert Wagner. The union will vote on the conference formula. terms were not revealed.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Garcia Tells Congress Philippines Seeks U S Aid Not Charity
Philippine President Carlos P Garcia addressed a joint session of Congress seeking understanding and assistance from the United States to bolster Philippine stability. He urged not charity but support, noting progress and aiming for about 300 million dollars in aid while reaffirming Manila’s partnership with Washington.
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Esenhower
Philippe
Two Bridge Sections Collapse Over Burrard Inlet
A near finished six lane Second Narrows Bridge over Burrard Inlet in Vancouver collapsed in a 200 foot plunge, trapping and killing workers. Witnesses recalled a thunderous roar as sections dropped into the water, with several men missing or drowned. Dominion Bridge Co officials ordered an inquiry led by BC officials to determine the cause and assess damage.
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Sherwood Lett
British Columbia Supreme Court
President Won't Fire Top Aide Amid High School Plan
The article reports President Eisenhower saying he will not fire top aide Sherman Adams while detailing a $20 million Syracuse school construction program under study by the Syracuse Board of Education. The plan includes a senior high on the North Side, a combined senior-junior high in the Southwest, and an East Side junior high, plus alterations to four other schools and refurbishments of elementary facilities.
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Niagara Mohawk seeks rate hike. PSC halts plan for hearings
The Niagara Mohawk Power Corp proposed a $10.45 million annual increase to electricity bills effective July 3, mostly paid by western New York residential and commercial users. The Public Service Commission suspended the filing and ordered public hearings starting July 8 in Albany to assess the demand, costs, and whether the higher rates are justified.
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Niagara NL
FSC
New York
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Niagara Mohawk
Weather improves with warm weekend forecast
Iceman Goeth notes pleasant weather with highs in the mid 70s today and low 80s tomorrow. The shift to warmer, sunnier conditions is linked to a deep low pressure system moving from the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Winds remain light and variable under 10 mph, and a placid housewife adds a playful remark about nagging.
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ander
Eskimo Buys Ice Box as Eskimos Spend on DEW Line
Greenville Michigan report says an Eskimo bought an ice box from a local appliance firm. Gibson, president, notes the sale shows money from U S dollars supporting DEW line projects enabling Eskimo purchases.
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UPI
Gibson
Greenville
Churchill
Alaska
Bee swarm halts bank robbery report in progress
A Market Street bank was robbed yesterday for the third time this year, but a swarm of bees delayed the crime scene. The incident involved $1,500 stolen on Jan. 20 and was interrupted by bees discovered between a meter lid and glass, causing a temporary halt in the investigation.
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UPD
Market Street
Bryan
Ike's Statement on Adams Case
President Eisenhower reads a statement defending Gov Adams amid Adams gifts controversy. He notes public scrutiny, asserts Adams has integrity, and urges prudent conduct to avoid influencing official actions. The piece outlines concern gifts could be misinterpreted as influence.
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