Free as a Bird Conductor Wins Okay to Whistle Again
Ed McCarthy, a New Haven railroad conductor silenced earlier this month, received clearance from George Alpert to whistle on the Bankers' Special between New Haven and New York. The veteran whistler, famed for calming babies and waking sleepers, planned to resume his birdlike repertoire to brighten the daily commute.
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Eisenhower Rejects White House Intervention in Steel Dispute
President Eisenhower rejected proposals for White House talks to avert a steel strike and urged both sides to consider the public welfare. He warned government involvement in bargaining could be harmful, while stressing the need for a reasonable settlement for 175 million people.
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