NLRB rules Shamrock Dairy guilty of unfair labor practices
NLRB examiner Wallace E Royster found Shamrock Dairy guilty of unfair labor practices after October 1955 hearing. He recommended reinstatement of six fired drivers, back pay, collective bargaining with the Teamsters Local 310, and disclosure of payroll records. The dairy may appeal and file exceptions by January.
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National Labor Relations Board
Shamrock Dairy
Wallace E. Royster
Tucsony
R.yster
Shamrock
Budapest Faces Cold as Coal Shortage Hits Homes
Budapest residents endured freezing temperatures as district heating failed and coal ran scarce. The government reported continued decline in coal production while mines faced heavy snowfall and holiday shutdowns, leaving many with only small stoves and no fuel. Officials relaxed curfew briefly for Christmas but kept New Year rules, urging residents to stay home after 10 p.m. The Nepszabadsag noted the curfew for public order and security.
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Buda- S
Canal
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Peice
Injured UA Student Remains in Critical Condition
John Miller, 25, a University of Arizona student, is listed in critical condition at Pima County Hospital after an assault by sheriff candidate Dave Wilder. Wilder, arrested on aggravated assault and disturbing the peace, is free on $200 bond. Arthur Grande, set to become under sheriff, said Wilder will not be employed as a deputy.
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University of Arizona
John Miller
Pima County Hospital
Dave Wilder
Francis J. Bean
Miller
Wilder
W. Lester St
South Tucson
Arthur Grande
Integration Fight Beaten Teacher Speaks on Attack
Camden South Carolina band director Guy Hutchins 52 says the assault on him on a lonely road and the shooting of a 65 year old man by hooded assailants must be punished. State and county officers search for attackers as Hutchins describes his fear and resolve.
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Camden
S. C
Guy Hutchins
Hutchins
The
Spartanburg
S.C
Grace May Have Baby In January
Monaco reports Princess Grace is expected to give birth by late January. Palace doctors advised Prince Rainier the child could arrive as early as January 26, sooner than prior February estimates. Grace, 53, has been active in public appearances as Monaco prepares maternity facilities.
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Monaco
Grace
Palace
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Eearlier
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Puerto Rico
Paris
Santa Claus
Monaco Maternity Hospital
Cold Fusion Plan Talks Of New Atomic Energy Method
Monterey Calif announces a laboratory phase cold fusion process by Dr Louis W Alvarez from University of California. It uses a negative mu meson to fuse heavy and light hydrogen into helium releasing energy but at present yields minimal amounts and decays in two millionths of a second. The work aims to find longer lived particles to make practical energy.
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Louis W. Alvarez
University of California Discovery Group
Alvarez
Alikhanian
Outlook for 1957 consumer costs and growth trends
New York dispatch surveys 1957 prospects across income, living costs, cars, housing, and taxes. Wage gains, rising prices, higher financing costs, and cautious business optimism shape the year, with personal income up and savings rising while inflation stays contained and tax bills remain high.
Haury Ends Term As Head Of Association
Dr. Emil W. Haury of the University of Arizona anthropology department finishes his year as president of the American Anthropological Association at the Santa Monica meeting. He will be succeeded by E. Adamson Hoebel of the University of Minnesota. Haury also directs the Arizona State Museum and is joined in the convention by UA staff Ed H. Spicer William H. Kelly Robert A. Hackenberg John Yegerlehner and museum team Wilma Kaemlein William Wasley.
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Emil W. Haury
University of Arizona
American Anthropological Assn
Haury
Association
Santa Monica
Calif
E. Adamson Hoebel
University of Min- Ia m
Arizona State Museum
One Morals Charge Dismissed In Arizona Case
John Joseph Rosensweig also known as Jack Rose, 22, a disc jockey, had sodomy charged dropped after revised Arizona statutes. He remains held to answer in Superior Court on a second count lewd and lascivious acts with a 15 year old boy on $2000 bond. Case reviewed after a lengthy Justice Court hearing.
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Arizona
John Joseph Rosensweig
Edward J. Valeski
Justice Court
Rosensweig
Jack Rose
County Attorney Office
Charles K. Coates
George Couston
Fires Miss Grunewald Beach Home
Arthur Grunewald and family escaped a wind driven Malibu area fire as 11 nearby houses burned. They reported looter patrols and remaining fires in coastal hills with the Los Angeles Fire Department praised for preventing a wider disaster.
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Malibu
California
Arthur Grunewald
Pacific Coast
Broadbeach Road
Santa Monica
Grunewald
Los Angeles
Grunewalds
Northern Ireland bans Sinn Fein amid IRA ties
The government declares Sinn Fein illegal in Ulster for links to the IRA and criminalizes membership. Police raid Belfast offices seizing literature after the outlawing announcement by Home Minister Col. Ken Topping.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
North Ireland
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
Ken Topping
Ire
IRA
Ulster
Irish Republic
Britain
Topping
Pineau to plead France case on Algeria at UN
Foreign Minister Christian Pineau will depart Paris for New York January 6 to present France’s position in the United Nations debate on Algeria. Premier Guy Mollet is expected to reveal a new declaration of intentions regarding Algeria where nationalist rebellion has persisted for over two years.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
New York
France
United Nations
Algeria
Guy Mollet
Bolivian president begins hunger strike to quell protests
President Hernan Siles Suazo said he started a hunger strike to avert miners and railway walkouts threatening his U S backed stabilization plan. He warned Senate President Juan Lechin and urged leaders to pause, saying he would resign only if recovery programs were frustrated. The note cited U S IMF support and growing food shortages as rations arrive via Chilean ports.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Hernan Siles Suazo
Siles
Liallagua
U. N
New York
Senate
Juan Lechin
United States
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Nuflo Chavez
Mrs Gerhardt Dies In Texas
Tucson native Mrs John R Gerhardt formerly Patricia Upshaw died Thursday in San Antonio Texas at age M Funeral services were held in Austin Texas Survivors include her husband John three daughters Linda Jeanne Nancy Elizabeth and Susan Kay and an uncle John C Haynes Tucson.
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Susan Kay
John C. Haynes
Tucson
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NLRB
Dave Egleston
Robert Pry
Alexander Toro
Frank Koenig
John Foley
John Kozacki
Teamsters
Teamsters Local No. 310
Superior
Arizona Employment Securities Commission
Royster
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Budapest
Integration Fight
Lotte
N.C
Camden High
Greenville
Margie Bradley
Camden City
Marion
J. H. Bickley
U. S. Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Bickley
Henry Savage
Charlotte
Charlotte Symphony
Monterey
American Physical Society
Mr. and
Mrs. Consumer
Western
Europe
Suez Canal
One Housing Authority
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Powers School
Hollywood
Wendel-Cronan
Phoenix
Althea
School of Modeling
Madaa Gs
Citizens Taxi
Mrs. Gerhardt
Texas
By Alvin Bring
Mother
Scott Ave
Dial MA
Broadway
R.R. Spur
Krueger’s
East Speedway
Krueger's Sausage
Penney’s Will
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