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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

9

Uranium Industry Sees Big Players Enter as Demand Rises

In the West the uranium business attracts big oil and copper companies buying deposits and building mills while small holders struggle for financing. Analysts expect more mills and stronger demand as the U S Atomic Energy Commission maintains purchases through 1966, with prices rising from about 3.50 to 8 dollars per pound. The sector faces metal competition and ongoing vanadium byproduct deals. In California a separate note reports a parakeet theft claim by Enos H. Davis, who suspects his birds were stolen from a backyard cage after some could not fly.

Denver Sam West Walter E. Scott, Jr Colorado Scott Robert Palmer The Colorado Mining Assn U. S Atomic Energy Commission Palmer AEC Allan Jones Grand Junction Corp Grand Junction Commission

House Unit Argues Niagara Power Bill

The House Public Works Committee faces a split vote on whether to approve a Senate backed Niagara Falls power project. Alternatives include delaying action while surveying rock slide impacts and considering a private enterprise bill opposed by most New York Republicans.

House Washington House Public Works Committee Niagara Falls New York State Rep. Miller Senate Rep Becker R-Ny Army Niagara Falls Schoellkopf Lehman Bill Dondero Rmich Sen Lehman DNY Miller

Two of Twenty-Five Members Fail to Take Stand

Report notes that two of the twenty five members have not fully committed to an unambiguous position, leaving a split among the group. The article emphasizes internal divisions and suggests pressure toward a decisive public stance.

Indians Convene to Address Land Shortage at 1957 Meeting

The League of North American Indians held its 1957 conference at the Tuscarora Reservation in Sanborn Niagara County New York. Over 100 Indians discussed dwindling land reserves for a growing population and elected William Rickard of Sanborn a Tuscarora as vice president.

Warwick R. I League of North American Indians Tuscarora Reservation Sanborn Niagara County N. Y William Rickard

Egypt Elects Nasser and Approves Constitution

Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser won over 90 percent in Egypt’s first elected presidency amid a 34 percent turnout of 5 million voters. The new constitution grants Nasser authority without inauguration and plans a National Union as the sole party.

Cairo Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser Farouk Nasser

Doan’s Pills Offer Relief For Backache And Bladder Irritation

Nagging backache and sleepless nights from stress are described along with mild bladder irritation. Doan’s Pills are advertised to relieve pain soothe the bladder and act as a mild diuretic, claiming long time popularity and invite readers to try the new large economy size to save money.

Dean Doan

Steelworkers Hope for Five Year Pay Rise Pact

Steelworkers and companies reach a five year agreement offering annual pay raises and other benefits. The deal aims to remove summer strike risk, boost confidence for workers earning over $100 weekly, and enable purchases like homes college funds and appliances.

America

Municipal Employee Pay and Benefit Schedule

A historical outline lists changes to employee compensation and benefits. Key items include a direct wage increase averaging 7.3 cents per hour, a seventh paid holiday, increased minimum pensions for qualifying employees, enhanced vacation pay for 3 to 5 year service, higher shift premiums for afternoon and night shifts, a new Sunday work premium equal to night shift rates, and compensation for jury service pay recovery. The timeline spans 1958 with November and July actions and January 1958 for vacation pay adjustments.

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