Labor Bill This Year Predicted In Congress
Washington prediction suggests a Democratic Congress will pass a labor reform bill this year not necessarily exactly as the President desires. House Democratic Leader McCormack forecasts an anti racketeering measure similar to the Kennedy-Ives bill. Eisenhower aides draft a stronger version with more enforcement and Labor Department authority. The President outlined four core aims including safeguarding union funds, protecting member rights, ensuring free elections, and fair bargaining amid efforts to curb coercive practices.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
House
John W W. McCormack
Mass
Labor Department
Hisenhower
Senate
Qaiiines
Tosafte
Umion Treasuries
Blackwall
Cuba Crackdown Targets Havana Gambling Casinos
Rebel troops detained Nick De Constanzo of New York leader of Capri Corp for nine hours and seized funds and safe deposits. Fidel Castro and Manuel Urrutia condemned gambling as corrupt and pledged action, while rival rebel factions claimed unity amid Cuba's reconstruction push.
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Ehtelex
Nick de Constanze
New York
Cagino Capri Corp
Capri
de Constanzo
Batista
Havana
Castro
Fidel Castro
Hawana
Manuel Urrutia
Cbs-Tv
U.S
Cuba
United States
Urrutia
Gamblng
Pay Phone Rates Rise In Lorain And Little Rock Fire Damages
The Elyria Telephone Co raises local calls to 10 cents and 21 000 subscribers face a small daily increase while the PUC's ruling cuts into proposed hikes. Meanwhile a major fire at a two story hotel in Little Rock forces mass evacuation and leaves more than 80 homeless with damage estimated at 200 thousand dollars. The Little Rock School Board is barred from hindering integration efforts of Central High School by a federal court order.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
PUC
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Telephone
Little Rock
Ark
John E
Miller
Central High School
Jan Lipteninnnigrad
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals At
St Cleveland
UPI
Ten Die In Southeast Airlines DC3 Crash Near Bluff City
Ten people were killed Thursday night when a Southeast Airlines DC3 crashed minutes before a planned landing at Tri-Cities Airport near Bluff City Tennessee. Bodies were recovered from the wreckage as investigators assessed the scene.
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Tenn
UPI
Southeast Airlines
Tri-Cities
Bluff City
Oftemann
Ring
Miss Nalley
R.A. Jackson
Civil Air Patrol
Memphis
Tri- Cities
Robert Golli
Washington
Labor Mier
American
Capital
Trans-World
Eastern
Bus Desegregation Ruling Spurs Mass Meeting Protests
UPI reports a federal court ruling against bus segregation fuels a mass meeting planned for Tuesday led by Negro leaders. The Triple-L movement announces a statement urging nonviolence while supporting desegregated seating on buses. A witness recalls the threat of violence as a stewardess aboard a bus survives an attempt on her life.
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UPI
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Wandays
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Nalley
Douglas
Staciec
Cali
University of Tennessee
Oss
Indi
Ford Plans 1300 New Jobs Amid Expansion Drive
Ford will add 1,300 workers as part of an expansion. The move will create opportunities for current employees and attract new applicants as production scales up. The announcement signals a significant growth phase for the automaker and its labor force.
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Ford
Taft Calls for Repeal of Blue Law and Ford Plant Expansion
State Rep. Robert Taft says he will seek repeal of the Sunday Blue Law if the legislature’s Democratic majority does not sponsor the bill. He spoke at Cincinnati City Hall and urged a local option approach to permit nonessential businesses to stay open on Sundays while noting Ford’s Lorain plant expansion and related employment transfers from shuttered plants.
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Rt. 246
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Memphis
Somerville
Mass
Loran
Columbus Municipal
Horace W. Troop
Curl
Intai! Merchants Assn
Cleveland
James R. Saland
Sembly
Auto Indust
Free Enterprise Inc
Ford Division
United Press International
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Rajority
Taft
Mikoyan Winds Through Chicago Visit Amid Demonstrations
Russian Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan wrapped a 25 hour Chicago visit marked by a meeting with civic and business leaders while ignoring insults from anti Communist pickets. He greeted supporters with smiles and kept busy with events as a Vietnamese student sought a meeting for safe passage for his elderly parents.
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UPI
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Mikoyan
Dominic Tran Ngoz Bich
San Francisco
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Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Loop Bank
Former Road Chief Returns To Department
COLUMBUS reports former Highway Director Samuel C. Linzell will return to the department with the new Democratic administration next week as a deputy director of operations. At a news conference, Mikoyan dismissed protests as comedies, while Red Cross noted Cuba’s Batista regime and Soviet aims. Berry and McCaughey, previously linked to the department, were named to posts overseeing design and construction.
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UPI
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Conrad Hilton
Mert Everett
Preston
Mart
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Joseph Polowichael V. DiSalle
Linsky
Zell
C. W. McCaughey
Midway
Division of Design and
Con- Airport
G. A. Berry
Linzell
Aghway
Frank J Lausche
United States
Com
Geneva
International
Red Cross
Cuba
Ameri
Red Can
Cross
M. Thadichum
Wildlife Group OKs Hunting Land Options Near One Thousand Acres
The Ohio Wildlife Council approved land purchase options totaling nearly 1000 acres for public hunting land at Cooper Hollow Jackson County Woodbury Coshocton Wolf Creek Morgan Berlin Reservoir Mahoning and Pike State Forest. It also approved federal aid projects for wildlife research costing 45300 and released 150300 to continue Lake Erie fish research under OSU supervision.
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UPI
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Jackson County
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Coshocton
Wolf Creek
Morgar County
Berlin Reservoir
Mahoning County
Pike State Forest
Pike County
Ottawa
Lucas
Erie
Lake Erie
Natural Resources Institute
Ohio State University
Filibuster Foes Lose First Round In Senate Battle
Washington UPI reports that anti-filibuster liberals suffered a first round defeat as a 60 to 36 vote margin showed broad support for current Senate rules. Sen. John C. Stennis said the result indicated nationwide backing beyond the South and called the outcome encouraging despite not addressing the filibuster itself. He noted the tactic has sometimes stalled civil rights legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Southam
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
South
Stennis
Budget battle shapes Senate rules and inflation fight
UPI reports a strong weekly upturn in U.S. industry with steel and auto leading, consumer spending holding firm, and construction at record levels. President Eisenhower and Democratic Leader Johnson clash over filibuster rules as the Senate eyes cloture and a balanced budget amid inflation concerns and tax cut hopes.
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Lynjuon B. Johnson
Tex
Joseph S
Cock Clark
D-Pa
Clinton P. An
D-N.m
Senate
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Theigton
Lberal
Sessie Sus Vesseurnng
Sion
Debate Over Deficit Spending Faces Nation Amid Inflation
Walter K. Bailey of Warmer and Swasey warns the nation could plunge into disaster by chasing deficit spending or risk inflation by restraint as the 1959 fiscal year nears. The state board cites potential tax hikes if inflation persists and reports on Democrats differing over spending and missile programs.
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Walter K. Bailey
Warmer & Swasey Co
Brandywine Creek
Ole
Poet
James Whitcomb Riley
Altry
State Board
Indianapolis, Ind
UPI
Amnesty Given Algerian Rebels
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle issued a general amnesty for jailed Algerian rebel leaders to mark the establishment of his new cabinet and power structure. Provisions include freeing many internees, transferring leadership from Paris prisons to Belle Ile, and commuting death sentences while Messali Hadj remains under surveillance near Paris. De Gaulle aims to win Algerian Muslims but faces opposition from Algerian deputies and pro-integration French Algerians.
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API
Charles de Gaulle
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
Algerian Liberation Movement
FLN
Mohamed Ben Bella
Grim Sant
Atlantic
Belle Tle
Messali Hadj
Belle
Algeria
Algiers
France
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Leverett Edwards
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Wildlife Group Ok’s Hunting Land Options
Robert G. Shortal
America
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Dow Chemical Co
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D-lit
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Riley's Creek
Challenge
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New Congress
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Elyria, Ohio
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