Eisenhower Reassumes Office Duties After Brief Recovery
President Eisenhower, reported “virtually recovered” from illness, spent about an hour and 45 minutes at his desk. He signed a $562,801,293 appropriation for State and Justice and the judiciary and requested a $30,000 supplemental for the Senate restaurant. He dictated letters, conferred with five aides, and joked with reporters about needing steaks.
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Eisenhower
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Kee
Chuourh Elong
White House
State
Justice Departments
Federal Judiciary
Congress
Senate
Hagerty
Snyder
Natty
Thomas Craven Sr
Elizabeth To Visit America
Royal visit plans spread across Europe and North America as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip prepare for a Canadian autumn tour and a likely brief United States swing with stops in Washington New York and Jamestown.
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Germany
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Prince Philip
Canada
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Eisenhower
Jamestown
New York
Justices Consider Closed Shop Appeal In Union Dispute
Georgia Supreme Court allows a rehearing in the closed shop case involving twelve railroad workers headed by Nancy M. Lopper. The court affirms the 1953 closed shop agreement as legal but permits an alternative appeal path, ruling no worker can be forced to join a union if dues fund ideological or political activities.
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Georgia Supreme Court
W. H. Duckworth
Bibb County
O. L. Long
Macon
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John B. Walker
Telfair County
Nancy M. Lopper
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Tax Appeals Window Opens In Thomasville
City taxpayers have 10 days to file written notices with City Clerk Julius Ariail to appeal their new tax assessments. An ordinance with Hunnicutt and Associates guides the process, including appointing an arbitrator and an umpire who set final values. A two week public opening runs through June 22 in the Municipal Building courtroom.
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Schedule for tax equal study and fee allowances
Fragmentary text outlines a plan to schedule tax equal study and fee provisions, indicating a 60 percent target and showing emphasis on individual progress and divisions. The readable portions suggest a fiscal or policy discussion but lack clear context or complete nouns and actions.
Thomasville editorial urges restraint on new property values
The Thomasville editorial argues against accepting high new assessments and warns that once set they will enable future mill increases. It urges lower valuations to avoid stagnation, foreclosure risk, and harm to industry and housing, citing past distress and the need for fair tax policy.
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Chattis
Tragic Train Crash Kills 12 Mexican Workers Near Rocky Ford
A truck carrying 18 Mexican field workers was struck by a train west of Vroman in Rocky Ford, killing 12 people including driver Sylvester Licano. Rescue crews described bodies and body parts scattered along a 3800 foot stretch of the railroad right of way.
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Sylvester Licano
Jack Lee
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la Junta
Tee
Vroman
Girard Lawyers Seek Court Plea Over Japan Trial
Army Specialist 8 C. William Girard's defense asks a U S district court to stop Japan from trying him for the death of a Japanese woman. Government lawyers warn of untold damage to foreign relations if the Japanese court proceeds.
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Asse Pable
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Defense Department
Robert Dechert
Miami
Eisenhower
Warm Rainless Outlook With Temperatures in Rise
The forecast predicts warmer weather with no rain tomorrow after a high of 82 this afternoon. Temperatures should reach 86 tomorrow with a 2 day break in rainfall and light east to southeast winds under 10 mph. The pattern shows little change through Thursday and a rain-free period ahead.
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Dulles Signals Allied Unity in Disarmament Talks
Secretary Dulles said the United States places first importance on allied relations and will not rush arms talks with the Soviet Union. He noted disarmament talks are not two way talks with Russia and discussed Stassen’s return and London negotiations, Canadian arctic considerations, and procedural hurdles in agreeing on a zone proposal.
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Rusale
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Washington
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Britain
France
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Billy Graham Crusade Draws 500 at Madison Square Garden
The New York crowd of about 500 heard Billy Graham speak at Madison Square Garden. He shared parables and lessons, stressing sincere attitude and inner direction, telling stories about a moth and a boy to illustrate spiritual lessons.
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York
Jesus
Graham
Necaaae
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Garden
Conservatives Upset Liberals in Canadian Vote
In Toronto, Canada, the Conservative party led by John Diefenbaker achieved a stunning upset, ousting the Liberal government after 22 years. With 110 seats to 103 in the 265 seat House, the outcome may prompt another election within a year as the Conservatives seek a majority.
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John Diefenbaker
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House of Commons
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Cook to contest Atlanta segregation suit on buses
The case, filed by Revs Samuel Williams and John Porter, seeks to end racial seating rules on Atlanta transit. Attorney General Eugene Cook said he would join city efforts to preserve laws allowing segregation and plans to review the petition before stating statewide scope.
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Cook
Samuel W. Williams
John T. Porter
Te District Court
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