Mediators Urge End to Dock Strike Across Coasts
Federal mediators backed by President Eisenhower urged a quick end to the East and Gulf Coast dock strike paralyzing ports for five days. All U S ports were immobilized as 16 000 members of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union walked out in sympathy on the Pacific Coast. The West Coast union planned to resume work while awaiting a referendum on supporting 60 000 East Coast longshoremen, with more than 250 ships tied up. Mediators were to meet with shippers and ILA again this afternoon.
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International
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New Prison Start Likely By Summer
Ohio prison officials say construction of a new 113 million reformatory should start at Lebanon by next summer. The plan includes a two part funding request to the January legislative session. The reformatory would be a medium security facility housing 1500 inmates from southern Ohio.
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Mansfield Reformatory
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Na Jnon Reformatory
Two Term Limit Reappraisal May Be Wise Says Wiley
Washington report notes Senator Wiley a Wisconsin Republican and top Foreign Relations member suggests a possible reappraisal of the two term limit for presidents. He envisions circumstances where reelection limits might not be advisable if national conditions worsen, while Eisenhower counters that the two term amendment remains restrictive and not easily repealed.
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Hoover advocates keeping out of war in World War II
Former President Herbert Hoover reiterated his belief that the United States should have stayed out of World War II. In Chicago he praised noninvolvement, arguing Germany and Russia should have fought it out, while stressing his opposition to aiding Stalin. He credited Gen. Wood and himself for urging restraint to avoid wasting peace.
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Russia
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Grange Pays Tribute To Farm City Week
The National Grange praised Farm City Week and two men Merle H Tucker and Rep. Ford R Hope. Tucker, head of a 130 member National Farm City Week movement committee, led a county wide drive to unite farmers with city groups while Hope, Kans. congressman, was honored for long service on the House Agriculture Committee. The remarks credited Kiwanis as coordinating agency and lauded Tucker for leadership and Hope for dedicated public service.
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National Grange
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Newsom
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Bus Fare Increases Planned
City council discussed a proposed fare hike for Employes Transit. Solicitor Richard E. Baird said a 50 cent ride could be charged, pending franchise decisions. A plan to collaborate with the utilities committee and company officials was approved, with tax disputes unresolved as the city seeks back taxes totaling about $8,000 while the firm offered $3,000.
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Eisenhower and Nixon Electors Meet in Columbus
Ohio’s 2% presidential electors, all Republicans, chosen in the November 6 election, will meet in Columbus on December 17 to cast Ohio’s votes for President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. The electors will deliver the official balloting to the General Services Administration, which will forward the compiled votes to the U.S. Congress.
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Richard M. Nixon
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State Capitol
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General Serviices Administration
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House
Senate
Army Leaders Believed Taking Over In Russia
Washington officials argue Soviet generals gained leverage after Hungary and the Middle East crises. They see Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov advancing influence, with the army now in a strong position behind the scenes and possibly guiding policy while party chiefs remain front men. The disarmament note is cited as further evidence of military power shaping strategy.
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Nikolai
A. Bunganin
Communist Party
Norstad Succeeds Gruenther as Allied Europe Commander
Paris report says Gen Lauris Norstad took over from Gen Alfred Gruenther as supreme commander of Allied powers in Europe. It marks the first airman to lead SHAPE and signals air power as a central element in Western defense. Ceremony included officers from 15 NATO nations at SHAPE headquarters near Paris.
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Alfred M. Gruenther
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Norstad
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Envoy Relays Phone Call Timely During Lunch Quiz
Washington dispatch reports a hurried exchange as the host signaled the guest of honor and left between lunch courses. The article notes Nasser’s phone call timing, Norstad’s status, and SHAPE connections involving Gruenther’s deputy and Moustafa, with cross-border references and reshuffling in American regional military circles.
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First UN Police Unit Ordered to Port Said
Report outlines shift in Kremlin thinking amid Middle East crisis as Khrushchev shows tough stance to military leaders. Cairo and London respond to Anglo French actions while UNEF deploys to the Suez zone. Egypt denies inviting Soviet volunteers and says it will fight alone to avoid a broader war.
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Canal Zone
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Mideast
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Forest wood supply forecast from domestic and Canada imports
The department stated that about 27 million units will come from domestic forests and 17 million will be imported from Canada.
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Cleveland publishers unions resume talks to end strike
In Cleveland three craft unions and publishers of the city dailies resumed negotiations on new contracts. The Paper Handlers Union approved a settlement, while pressmen drivers and engravers still bargained. The Cleveland Newspaper Guild, which ended a 11-day strike, said most members are ready to work, but few have been recalled as publishers push talks.
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Phil Santora
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Cleveland Newspaper Guild
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Harold Vincent Freed to Lead Ohio School Job
Milwaukee board of education released Harold S. Vincent from his duties as superintendent so he could become Ohio’s new superintendent of public instruction. The action clears Vincent to take the Ohio post and move from Wisconsin to assume leadership in public education.
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Rail Builders To Blast A Million Tons Of Rock Near Salt Lake
Lakeside Utah United Press reports railroad crews planned a massive blast using 600000 pounds of powder to remove about a million tons of rock from a cliff near the Great Salt Lake. The project aims to build a causeway and replace timber with stone over 12 miles, aiding geologic study of the area and the Eatth Shruein cutoff.
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