Dominican Solons Ask Halt In Ard
Dominican Congress approved a resolution urging President Hector Trujillo to end U S military assistance and related agreements with the United States. It cites accords for guided missile tests and civilian nuclear cooperation, plus US technical aid. It notes Dominican troops helped fund military equipment under foreign aid. Some congressmen questioned the necessity of aid due to Rafael Trujillo Jr.'s spending in the U S.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Domican Congress
Aps
Hector Trujillo
U.S
United States
Free World
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Caribbean
Young Trujillo
U.S. Command and General Staff College
FL. Travenworth
Kaw
Charles B. Brownson
Rind
Hollywood
Unemployment Hit Record Levels in 1957
The Census Bureau reports that over 11 percent of Americans were unemployed at some point in 1957, with more than 77 million holding jobs at least part time. The figures, the highest on record since 1935, reflect varying employment across the year and include those who experienced multiple unemployment spells.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Trask
Jenet
Detectives Probe Theft Of Tools At Station
Detectives investigate a night theft at Martel's Service Station 2700 Bth Ave where a small east door was forced. A pneumatic air wrench worth 244 and a sack of assorted tools valued at 50 were stolen as officers Jahon J Noonan and Thomas M Kennedy probe the case.
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Martel’s
Bet
Jahon J. Noonan
Thomas M. Kennedy
Troy Detective Bureau
Wreckage Of Bridge Searched For Vancouver Tragedy
Workers combed the tangled wreckage of the unfinished 16 million dollar bridge over Burrard Inlet in Vancouver British Columbia seeking bodies of workers killed when 140 foot sections collapsed. Officials opened an inquiry into the late Tuesday collapse as crews found 14 bodies already and two more were seen in the water. Dozens of injuries were reported with severe losses of limbs and other critical harm.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Burrard Inlet
Defense Resis Case In Retrial Of Hoffa
In New York the defense rested in the retrial of James St Hoffa and two others on charges they conspired to wiretap phones at the Detroit union HQ. Hoffa Owen Brennan and Bernard Spindel face summations and a jury verdict is anticipated after today and tomorrow.
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Resis
Hoffa New York
UPI
Teamsters
James St. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Owen Brennan
Teamsters Local 237
Bernard Spindel
Missilemen Sail to Europe From Redstone Arsenal
West European bound missile crews boarded ships at Hampton Roads to sail today for command of Gen. J B Medaris. The Redstone arsenal detachment deploys a 1200 mile range rocket capable of carrying a nuclear warhead in a move seen as boosting Allied air power, with morale and spirit praised by officers before departure.
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Mariaville
Ala
Jeret Destinatio
Redstone
Europe
Bur
Levy
J. B Medaris
Hampton Roads
Army Ordnance
France
U S rests tax fix case in Grinewald trial
The government rested its case against Henry W Che Duteh man Grinewalit and two co defendants in a six week federal tax conspiracy trial in New York. Twenty six witnesses testified as defense motions were adjourned until tomorrow before Judge William B Herlands in the federal district court.
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New York
Henry W. Che Dutehman Grinewalit
Truman
Vey
William B. Herlands
Presbyterians Urge End To Bomb Tests
The Synod of New York of the United Presbyterian Church urged immediate cessation of nuclear bomb tests. Nearly 950 delegates at the 76th annual meeting approved the recommendation to press government agencies for disarmament. The body also urged the government to accept small gains in disarmament without expecting a single major breakthrough.
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Syracuse
Synod of New York
The
United Presbyterian Church
Synod
Church and World Order Committee
Synd
Govett‘ment
Ship Talks Break Off After Breakdowns in Negotiations
An AP report says shipowners broke off wage talks with striking marine engineers led by Ralph E. Casey amid a nationwide work stoppage. The American Merchant Marine Institute and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association reported a final offer had been rejected, with crews staying aboard ships as ports faced disruption.
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New York
Ralph E. Casey
Engineers
American Merchant Marine Institute
The
Marine Engineer
Alsian
Benet Pyners
Union
Cabinet Resigns as Pakistan Parliament Defeats Measure
In Dacca Pakistan the parliament voted 136 to 126 against a government measure. The provincial cabinet led by Ataur Rahman Khan resigned. Governor Sulayman Uddin Ahmed urged Khan to stay on until a new cabinet is formed.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Ataur Rehwan Khan
Sulstat Uddin Ahmed
Rehman Khan
League
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Denby
Denier
Unique Opacity
Denby's Lingerie
Fense
Grunewald
Ane
Daniel A. Holleh
Internal Revenue
Max A. Halperin
High Fashion
Ofton Bray
Fenath
Denby’s Corset
Denby’s
Rae
Citas
Bermudas
DAN River
Denby's
Iti
Dendy's Dyrssca
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