Major Policy Plan Coming From Harriman Tokyo Trip
Washington reports a high level policy mission as W Averell Harriman leaves for Tokyo with Gen Lauris Norstad and Maj Gen Frank Lowe to discuss Korea Formosa Japan and a final settlement. The talks target the 38th parallel a Korean peace and a Japanese treaty with the aim of guiding imminent U S policy.
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Bish the press agent returns to town in misidentifications
H O Bishop better known as Bish a veteran Washington press agent arrives back in the capital. He recalls being mistaken for Willam Borah and even John L Lewis prompting playful anecdotes about his famed appearance and showmanship.
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Kirk and Gromyko Discuss Routine Matters in Moscow
U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk met Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko for about 15 minutes in Moscow to discuss routine matters. Kirk said he will depart August 12 for a brief trip to Wiesbaden Germany.
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Mexico City settles phone strike with wage raises
Mexico's telephone strike ended after workers won 10 percent raises for those who missed pay and retroactive boosts for Ericsson section staff. Both sections receive 6 percent increases from the start of the month, under a two year labor pact. Gunnar Beckman, general manager of Telefonos de Mexico, said the raises cost the company about 9,000,000 pesos per year.
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Store Strike Postponed by United Press Bargain
A seven-newspaper strike in northern Arizona including The Prescott Courier and The Yavapai County Messenger was postponed to allow a union meeting to consider a compromise. Printers in Phoenix and other cities where about 42 workers are involved seek a 15 cent hourly wage increase, while publishers offer five cents.
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