Dairymen and City Clash Over Milk Price Hike in Hearing
Dairy farmers urged a 1 to 2 cent per quart increase for fluid milk as New York health commissioner Leona Baumgartner warned prices near unaffordable levels for city residents. City officials argued against any rise while Dairymen’s League leaders pushed for about $6 per hundredweight, noting farm distress and bankruptcies. The hearing continues to decide if producer prices should rise for the July through September period.
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New York
K. A. Shaul
Syracuse
Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives Inc
Shaul
Leona Baumgartner
City Health
Stanley H. Benham
Dairymen’s League. Cooperative Assn
Nuclear Merchant Ships Urged by Commerce Secretary
LOS ANGELES Secretary of Commerce Louis Rothschild urged Congress to quickly approve legislation permitting nuclear powered merchant ships. He said the move would keep the United States at the forefront of maritime power as others consider nuclear propelled ships, with Norway and Great Britain among the nations reportedly weighing the option.
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Los Angeles
Louis
Rothschild
United States
Congress
Norway
Britain
Milk Price Level Kept Up for June
The Agriculture Department kept Class 1-A milk price at 4.8 dollars per hundredweight in the New York metropolitan marketing area through June, matching May after April’s 4.78 level. without department action, June would have seen 4.60. Hearings on separate New York and New Jersey orders are set to begin June 18 in Newark, with upstate sessions in Albany July 10 and other dates through July 26 in Syracuse.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New York
Department
New. York
New Jersey
Newark
Agriculture
Benson
Harriman
Upstate
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Soviet Sailors Denied U S Entry After Asylum Request
The State Department rejected a request by Soviet seamen to seek asylum in the United States. World Service New York supported nine sailors who had been brought to the U S last October amid CIA backing and objections from Immigration officials. The tanker Taupse crew, captured by Nationalists in Formosa two years ago, saw its captain and 28 crewmen return to Russia.
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Ashington
State Department
Formosa
United States
Scott McLeod
The
Service
New York
Immigration. Service
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Russia
Reserve Board Urged To Ease Tight Credit
Washington pressures the Federal Reserve Board to relax tight credit to avert a deflationary trend during the fall election campaign. White House officials fear the discount-rate rise could trigger a mild recession as business leaders flood Congress with protests. Treasury, Commerce, and Labor Secretaries publicly oppose the move while the administration argues for a booming economy.
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Ruth Montgomery
Washington
INS
White House
Federal Reserve Board
White’ House
G.O.P
Federal Reserve
Congress
William McChesney Martin
White Horse
Reserve “Board
Treasury
Cyprus Unrest Follows Makarios Offshore Complaint
Cypriot youths stoned police and British troops after Cyprus papers report Archbishop Makarios complains of treatment in Seychelles Islands. Violence erupts in NICOSIA and surrounding areas as authorities respond.
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Nicosia
INS
Cyprus
Makarios
Seychelles
Jeweler Repels Diamond Robbery With Hammer
Morris Mann a Forest Hills jeweler faced a robbery yesterday in New York City. He hurled a hammer at the hold up man and wounded him with three shots fired in panic. The bandit grabbed 500 dollars and fled, skipping a diamonds satchel worth 5000. A traffic policeman cornered the attacker after Mann cried holdup.
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New York
Morris Mann
Forest Hills
Queens
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Truman
Eisenhower
C. Canby Bald‘arston
Charles N. Shepardson
Martin
Board
Arthur’ F., Burns
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Hotel
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Playtex
Inertationet Latex Corporation
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Edwards Nations
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