Dock Strike Settlement Seen Possible On East Coast
The New York waterfront lay idle for a third day as a 70 ship, two day tieup persisted. ILA called out 25 000 dockers in a bid to defeat the New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission while sympathy stoppages spread from Maine to Virginia.
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Arthur Everett
New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
ILA
Maine
Virginia
Beaton
Providence
R. I
Portland
New England
Daniel J. Donovan
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
State Supreme Court
William C. Hecht, I Jr
Supreme Court
New York Shipping Assn
Justice Hecht
Waterfront Commission
GOP Chairmen Urge Ike to Seek Second Term in 1956
Republican state chairmen from 48 states urged President Eisenhower to run again in 1956. They sent a telegram praising him and a Denver telegram pledging to recruit 200,000 additional young people into the party, outlining a nationwide youth-engagement plan following a three-day GOP campaign school.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Denver
National Committee
Republican Campaign
GOP National Committee
Samuel L. Bodine
New Jersey
Bodine
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
New York
New Hampshire
New York City Teachers Suspended Over Communist Ties
The New York City school system suspended a principal, two teachers, and a clerk accused of Communist connections. Superintendent William Jansen said another teacher was ordered suspended but the action was temporarily held. Hearings to test evidence will be conducted by the city board of education with dates yet to be set. The charges include violating the Feinberg law, failing to name Communist acquaintances, and making false statements on teaching license applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Jansen
Jansen
City Board of Education
Scoreboard update from National and American Leagues
National League results show Chicago 11 Brooklyn 4 and Brooklyn 16 Chicago 9. Cincinnati shut out New York 5 0. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 11 2 and Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 3 2. American League listing incomplete with no further details.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Economy talks in Paris plan in September
American economic diplomats from 20 Western European countries will meet in Paris on September 19 with Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey and others. The three day conference will include top financial trade and aid chiefs with senior economic officers and foreign assistance directors in embassies from Iceland to Turkey.
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Washington
Paris
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
State Department
United States
Iceland
Turkey
Radford Affirms Strong Military Security After Talks With Eisenhower
Adm. Arthur W. Radford after meeting with President Eisenhower said U S military security was never better off and no basic defense spending changes are planned this fiscal year. He dismissed Truman’s charge of unjustified cuts and called the program very sound.
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Marvin L.arrg
Denver
Arthur W. Radford
Eisenhower
U. S
Hagiorg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Chicago
Eweed
Radford
Denver White House
Argentine Army Welcomes Militia Offer
Argentina's regular army waiting for five officers trial on rebellion charges welcomed organized labor's offer to serve as a civil militia. Army minister Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero said the CGT proposal is generous and the government may call confederation members to arms in a crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Franklin Lucero
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
U S Threatens To Control Liquor Use Aboard Planes
Washington AP reports federal controls on airline liquor service considered by Harold L. Pearson ATA president. A proposed code would ban drunken boarding, limit service to noon to a set period, bar Sundays and election days, and prohibit commissions to crew. nächsten traffic conference in San Francisco slated for November 1-3.
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U.S
Vern Haugland
Washington
Harold L. Pearson
Air Transport Assn
ATA
San Francisco
Pearson
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Creed
Fasenger
Truman says arms cuts have gone too far
Former President Truman told the Executives Club of Chicago that Eisenhower era cuts have reduced the armed forces too much and could worsen air power and leadership. Admiral Radford denied the claim as Congress debated Marine Corps funding.
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Eisenhower
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Chicago
U. S
Executives Club of
Soviet Union
Congress
Marine Corps
U S Tightens Access in Rabat Morocco After Unrest Fears
U S authorities imposed renewed travel and access restrictions on about 20 000 Americans in Rabat and surrounding air bases in Morocco amid fears of nationalist violence. Maj Gen Frederick E Glantzberg apologized for the periodic curbs noting they are precautionary and often result in little action. The move follows a Monday deadline set by French Premier Edgar Faure toward home rule in Morocco.
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Rabat
French Moroces
Frederick E. Glantzberg
17Th Air Force
U. S
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Douglas proposes $2000 farm subsidies for small farmers
Senator Douglas tentatively proposes direct subsidies up to 2000 dollars yearly to aid small and marginal farmers amid falling prices and income. He accuses the Eisenhower administration of reversing campaign pledges on farm support.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
Dil
J& Dews Conference
Eisenhower
Rioting at Nebraska Reform School After Superintendent Dismissal
A short lived prison riot at the Nebraska men’s reformatory in Lincoln ended when gun fire from guards and reinforcements stopped the disturbance. One inmate was seriously wounded, and damage exceeded 100 000. The upheaval followed the dismissal of George Morris, eight year superintendent, amid criticism of penal administration. A new head, M L Wimberley, had faced inmate protests and grievances during Thursday’s unrest.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Men’s Reformatory
George Morris
Reformatory
Morris
State Board of Control
M. L. Wimberley
Feformatory
Harold Peterson
Control Board
Child Killed Five Hurt in St Clair Michigan Auto Crash
An eight month old child died and five other members of a St Clair Michigan family were injured in a Saturday accident near here. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene and transported victims to area hospitals for treatment. The investigation into the crash is ongoing with officials reviewing vehicle speeds and road conditions.
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Kingston
St. Clair, MI
Here
Yugoslavia hints at Cyprus pact settlement attempt
Belgrade officials signaled Yugoslavia may push to resolve the Greece Turkey Cyprus dispute to protect the Balkan Alliance. Branko Draskovic said no steps were taken yet but favored mutual agreed settlements. The three nations signed a 20 year alliance in Bled and plan a foreign ministers meeting before year end.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Branko Draskovic
Foreign Office
Cyprus
Draskovic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
NATO
Adenauer Says War Prisoners Key To West German Ties
Moscow report says Chancellor Adenauer told Soviet leaders that normal relations with West Germany are unthinkable while German war prisoners remain in Russia. The AP note cites Adenauer's reply to Soviet officials.
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Adenauer
Moscow
Russia
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Kremlin
Bukganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Spiridonovka Palace
Neues Deutschland
Asl
US Plans to Reunite Germany Revealed
United States drafts a 14 nation security treaty to bind East and West for peace in Europe. West German Chancellor Adenauer presses Moscow to settle prisoner issues, with Soviet Premier Bulganin demanding reunification steps and NATO options debated at Geneva talks.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
West Germany
NATO
Western European Union
WEU
Berlin
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Arthur Gavshon
London
United States
Europe
U.S
Soviet Bloc
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mmembers
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Plane Missing Air Crew Feared After Sea Search
U S Air Force planes found an oil slick debris and a rubber life raft near the area where a B29 with 13 aboard vanished Thursday night off Naha Okinawa Officials withheld identification of the debris as belonging to the missing Superfort The last position reported was 275 miles southwest of the base island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
U. S. Air Force
U.S
Nation to launch 6 to 10 satellites by end of 1958
Dr Homer E Newell Jr of the U S Naval Research Laboratory told a joint IGY committee that the United States will launch six to ten artificial satellites before year end 1958 and some may remain in earth orbit for up to a year. He heads the U S rockets and satellites program for the IGY. The White House previously announced plans for the first man made earth circling satellites by end of 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cheval
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Homer E. Newell Jr
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
International Geophysical Year
Soviet Union
Newell
U. S
White House
Papers Theft Count Denied
Washington AP Ren S. Van Fosson an ex Air Force captain pleaded innocent to charges he removed a secret document from Air Force files and gave it to the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Trial set for Nov 28 with $1000 bond. indicted Aug 10 on unlawful removal and conversion counts and six counts of false denial.
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Washington (Ap
Ren S. van Fosson
Air Force
House Committee On Un-American Activities
U. 5S
Matthew McGuire
van Fosson
Liberty
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
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