State Action UK'd In Labor Dispute
Washington The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Wisconsin properly barred violence by United Auto Workers pickets in 1954, affirming states as guardians of public order against coercion. The decision upholds local authority over labor disputes despite Taft-Hartley law considerations. The court also avoided ruling on whether an employer can be a known Communist under a union contract and signaled adjournment for Summer.
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United Auto Workers
Stanley F. Reed
UAW
Taft- Hartley
Taft-Harfley
Western Flood Threats Subside
Western states won temporary victories over flood waters and melting snows as Cedar Creek receded near Denver suburbs and the Columbia River crested briefly. Dikes were soft in Oregon and Washington with more rain feared, while emergency actions saved lives. Damage to bridges and highways was expected to reach about 500000.
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Arvada
Cabinet Changes in Chile Name New Ministers
President Carlos Thanez restructured his cabinet in Santiago naming Jorge Aravena as minister of agriculture and Dr Alberto Arava Lampe as health minister. The reshuffle follows ongoing reforms and aims to streamline government operations.
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Carlos Thanez
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Alberto Arava Lampe
Thieves Loot Depository of 8000 Dollars in Marietta
FBI and police investigated an $8000 daytime robbery at Peoples Banking and Trust Co in Marietta. Bandits apparently knew the night depository combination and may have obtained it from a Columbus safe company list. The break in lasted about three hours before officers were alerted. River Gas facility also broken into with unknown losses.
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Peoples Banking & Trust Co
Ohio
Slice
Stalen
Columbus
Ohio chooses new state school superintendent
Harold E Sabling and Paul A Miller are among candidates for Ohio state school superintendent under the new board system. The selection process includes interviews by the personnel committee and private meetings before the full board meets. The board aims to choose a candidate familiar with Ohio schools, with up to 100 nominees reviewed.
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Seiiels
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Balore
Save
Vandaelin
Ohio
Mint
Openflaers
Falivedure
California Vote Shapes Stevenson Kefauver Prospects
Californians pick among Adlai E Stevenson and Estes Kefauver in a pivotal presidential primary as delegates head to the national convention. New York South Dakota Montana and others vote today in the last 1856 primaries with Harriman expected to receive most convention votes and possible dark horse options discussed by Sen. Henry M Jackson.
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Sei Dakota
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Averell Harriman
Kefauver
South Dakota
Montal
Henry M. Jackson
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Symington
Harriman
Johnson
Paul M. Butler
Early Approval Of Seaton Likely
The Senate leaned toward swift action on Fred A. Seaton for secretary of the interior with a public hearing and a closed session. Democrats signaled sharp questions, but confirmation appeared imminent as Senate Interior Committee moved quickly.
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LLP
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Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of Interior
Senate Interior Committee
Autopsy Solves Egg Mystery in Northbrook Farm Find
A garbled report details an autopsy resolving an egg mystery near a Northbrook farm. The fragment mentions a teen, unusual substances, a ditch, and a water-filled hall, with unclear timestamps and scattered names. The readable facts suggest a local incident linked to a farm setting and an autopsy outcome.
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Northbrook
PUC Advises Oberlin to Expand Power Plant
The PUC urges Oberlin to extend the power plant with a plan including a new 3 pound unit, a 3160 volt alternator, and a fence around the Dover site. The cost is estimated at 351 009 to 360 000 with winter service additions in 1964 and 1965 as part of an extended plan aimed at efficiency and potential rate reductions. Financing would be straightforward per lawyer Wates of Square, Sanders and Dempsey. In Lakewood, Ohio, the city council approved zoning to convert Cove Nicholson Ave area for apartments for about 1 200 families.
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Canadian Legislator Found Dead In Ditch
Alberta legislator farmer John E. Clark was found dead in a muddy ditch with a .22 rifle at his side. RCMP inspector said Clark shot himself in the forehead. a murder-suicide pattern is alleged as his wife and four children also perished. An inquest was planned. neighbors noted a recent nervous breakdown and odd behavior after a campaign trip.
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William Clanko
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Wiley Withdrawal Rumors Denied By Committee Aide
Rumors that 72 year old Sen. Alexander Wiley would withdraw from Wisconsin’s senatorial race to accept an ambassadorial or federal judge post were denied by Julius N. Cahn, Wiley’s Foreign Relations aide. Cahn noted Wiley campaigned actively in Wisconsin, leading Davis three to one in March polls, while Davis was drafted to oppose Wiley after the GOP convention endorsed him.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Glenn Davis
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Joseph McCarthy
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McCarthy
Eisenhower
Davi Voling
Tito Talks With Soviet Leaders
Tito meets Soviet leaders in Moscow to seek closer cooperation between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union in a cordial atmosphere. Molotov, Shepilov, Bulganin, Voroshilov, and Mikoyan attend as Tito plans a dinner and talks about lasting ties after Stalin’s era.
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AFL-CIO council weighs endorsement options amid ILA fight
The AFL-CIO executive council meets to decide on endorsing a presidential candidate and potential special convention. Officials will also address the Teamsters alliance with the Independent Longshoremen’s Association, banned by the federation, and consider future actions after party conventions.
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INS
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Teamups’ Union
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Moscow
Tito
17Pman Afl-Cio General Board
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International Longshoremen's Association
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Pike Board Sued For 1 523 887 In Damage
A New York firm and a North Carolina firm filed a damage suit in Common Pleas Court claiming the commission failed to provide needed right of way for construction. The case names D. W. Winkelman Co. Inc of New York and D. W. Winkie man Co. of Winston Salem NC.
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New York
North Carolina
D. W. Winkelman Co., Inc
D. W. Winkieman Co
Winston Salem
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North Korean Premier Kim H Sung in Moscow Visit
North Korean Premier Kim H Sung and his party arrived in Moscow by plane as Moscow Radio reported on Monday marking a high level exchange between North Korea and the Soviet Union.
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Upi
Kim H Sung
Moscow
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