West German Parties Push Adenauer to Moscow Visit
Three West German parties urged Chancellor Adenauer to accept Moscow's invitation for talks on normalizing relations with the Kremlin. The session of the Bundestag paused for caucus on the bid, with mixed reactions from the government coalition and opposition.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Kremlin
Adenauer
Bundestag
Free Democrats
West Germany
Free World
Franz Joseph Strauss
Strauss
United States
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Christian Democratic Party
Washington
State Department
U.S
Bethlehem Steel to Hear CIO wage demands in talks
Bethlehem Steel Corp and United Steelworkers begin wage talks with David J. McDonald leading the USW team. Observers expect approximately 25 cents an hour more than the current average 2.33. Negotiations cover wage rates only with a potential 12 to 15 cent rise in final settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem
Cio-Usw
United States Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Joseph M. Larkin
Larkin
Republic Steel Corp
Mconald
U. S. Stel Corp
Tomeon
McDonald
U. S. Steel
Clifford H. Hood
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Georgia and Northwest Florida Forecast
Georgia will have fair weather with mild conditions this afternoon and Thursday and a cool night. Northwest Florida expects clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Thursday with gentle to moderate variable coastal winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Georgia House Approves Gas Tax Increase And School Economies
The Georgia House approved raising the state gas tax from 6 to 14 cents a gallon with an exemption for farm use. The Senate backed a resolution urging school economies, including elimination of the 12th grade, to save about seven million dollars yearly. A wine tax bill and other tax measures moved forward as Gov. Griffin pressed for full funding to raise teacher pay.
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House
Marvin Griffin
Dorsey Matthews
Moultrie
Board of Education
Claude Purcell
Everett Miilican
Atlanta
New York
California
Arvin A. Bogrus
Georgia
Ways and
Representatives
Ernest Vandver
Finance Committee
Veterans Home
Thrasher
B. E. Thrasher Jr
Eisenhower backs Adenauer in West ties and aims for restraint
President Eisenhower voiced strong confidence that West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer will stand with the West in dealings with the Soviet Union. He warned against adding anti segregation riders to other bills and urged a clear limit on the Big Four summit duration to prevent Soviet propaganda. He noted favorable employment data and praised Mrs. Hobby's polio vaccine policy while declining to comment on Ford-CIO wage talks.
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Christian Democrats
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Iosenhower
Congress
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United Auto Workers
Sherma Adams
Adams
Austria
Bonanzagram Contest Deadline Tonight at 10
The Times-Enterprise promotes a $30 Bonanzagram word game with a $5 bonus for subscribers. Entries must be on a postcard, mailed to the Bonanzagram Editor in Thomasville, Ga, by 10 PM Thursday. If no winner, prize rolls to $60 next week.
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Bonanzagram
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Atlanta Receives Salk Vaccine Shipment for Schools
A 1400 pound batch of Salk polio vaccine arrived in Atlanta from EM Lilly Co. to vaccinate Georgia school children in the first and second grades. The Georgia Health Department will plan second shots while polio cases this year run well below last year.
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Georgia
EM Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Ind
National Foundation For
Georgia Department of Health
Health Department
Epideminiory
W. J. Murphy
Trainmen to Demand 2.50 Daily Wage Boost
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans a nationwide push for a $2.50 daily wage increase for its 216,000 members. W. P. Kennedy announced the move after a wage committee meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood
Union
Wildcat walkouts hit Ford and GM production in Detroit
Wildcat strikes curbed output at Ford and GM plants across Ohio and Michigan. Ford reached a three year UAW contract with raises, while GM prepared a fresh offer as about 62,000 workers faced idle time at multiple plants.
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Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
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Ford
UAW
General Motors
Rouge
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Detroit Times
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Dearborn
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Wayne
Buffalo
St. Louia
Mothroe
Mich
Cle i
Chevrolet
Parma
Ohio
Fisher Body Coit
Euclid
Fisher
Cleveland Area
Tere
Governor Griffin's brother employed by Georgia contractor
Governor Griffin says no one has the right to use his name to influence jobs. His brother Carl Griffin is reportedly with Roy Iooster Jr. contracting firm of Wadley, while legislators link him to the Foster asphalt business. Carl is said to work in public relations based in Montgomery Alabama.
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Guy
Griffin
Carl
Georgia
Ben Wiggins
Carl Griffin
Roy Iooster Jr
Wadley
Wiggins
Gov. Griffin
General Assembly
Foster
Young Foster
Macon
Montgomery
Ala
Former Legislator Attacks Griffin Tax Plan as Biggest Steal
Robert Jones a former Jenkins County legislator told Jenkins County taxpayers the 65 million dollar Griffin tax proposal would be the biggest steal on record in Georgia if approved. He warned the administration is railroaded and the plan is a green lemon forcing a quick vote and a poor bargain.
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Millen
Jenkins County
Griffin
Georgia
Robert Jones
Clements predicts 56 Democratic triumph in US politics
Gov. Clements forecasts a Democratic win in 1956 amid Cold War rhetoric. The article notes Adenauer’s Moscow invitation and Western reactions while outlining Russian aims like German neutrality and potential major power deals at a summit.
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