New Battles Over Compulsory Union Membership Seen
The Supreme Court ruled unions may enforce the union shop in rail and airline industries in 18 right to work states, prompting management to seek federal ban and unions to push for broader Taft Hartley changes. States affected include Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Iowa Louisiana Mississippi Nevada North and South Carolina North and South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia.
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Local notices of store hours and services advertised
A and N Store and Colonial Kitchen announce Wednesday open days and bake schedules. Southern Tire Service at 916 S Braddock St lists tire buying and selling hours with weekday advertising terms.
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Alcohol and Gas Dont Mix Stay Alive in Fifty Six
A historical accident report notes fatalities including individuals named Frederick Clarke and others in 1956 city records. The fragment references deaths from alcohol related incidents and vehicle mishaps with numbers 71 41 33 19 44 but lacks full context or locations.
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Senate groups plan probes into military interservice rivalry
Two Senate committees announce plans to probe interservice rivalry as Secretary Wilson downplays congressional action while President Eisenhower and Adm. Radford discuss the issue. Wilson says no need for congressional inquiry but leaves decision to Congress. he warns observers not to push risky moves.
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NAACP slams Byrd Byrnes and Talmadge in talk
NAACP official Clarence Mitchell attacked Len Byrd James Byrnes and Herman Talmadge as selfish politicians at a South Norfolk mass meeting. He warned federal court action may push desegregation in Virginia schools and accused the trio of aiming to curb voting rights and labor.
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Committee Reaches Agreement On Soil Bank And Farm Bill
A Senate House committee reached a tentative compromise on a soil bank and farm bill to replace Eisenhower’s vetoed catch-all act. Leaders Ellender and conferees discussed feed grains and price supports in a closed session with final details to be announced pending House and Senate approval.
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Coffee Price Increases Ripple Through Markets
New York reports show wholesale coffee prices rising up to four cents per pound as General Foods and other brands push higher. Retail chains warn shoppers to expect hikes within 10 to 14 days. Maxwell House leads a 2 cent jump to 99 cents per pound, with Savarin and Old Dutch following. Brazilian prices have climbed for 39 days, pushing costs up for South American shippers. San Francisco packers also raised prices by 2 cents.
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Albert Ehlers
Albert Ehlers, Inc
Administration Plans New Bid For Long Range Aid
Secretary Dulles said the administration will push a new long range foreign aid proposal when the bill reaches the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He noted a deduction that Russia would cut its military manpower, clarifying Khrushchev did not disclose such a figure. Dulles contrasted disclosure with Stassen’s deduction and warned against mixing rumor with policy. He also questioned Egypt’s recognition of red China and the possibility of U.S. aid for the Aswan Dam if Egypt accepts Soviet assistance.
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Nike Demonstration at White Sands Planned Today
The Army will fire its ground to air Nike missile at White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico weather permitting. Newsmen will tour Nike battalion facilities and observe training at Ft Bliss Texas with other rockets in a three day demonstration amid a prior embargo on coverage.
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House Committee Approves Postal Rate Increase
A House Post Office Committee approved higher postal rates. The plan would raise first class mail from 3 to 4 cents per ounce and airmail from 6 to 7 cents per ounce. The vote was 13 to 8 in a closed session, with one member present and not voting.
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Foreign Aid Cut Voted By Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee approved a plan to trim more than one billion dollars from President Eisenhower s foreign aid program, reducing the $4.9 billion proposal.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Judiciary Group Endorses Ike's Civil Rights Bill
A majority of the House Judiciary Committee backed the Eisenhower civil rights bill, while seven Southern members denounced it as a dangerous expansion of federal power. The plan includes a presidential civil rights commission with subpoena powers, a new Justice Department division, and federal access to civil rights cases without exhausting state remedies.
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Nineteen Firemen Hurt in London Air Raid Shelter Fire
A fire in a World War II underground air raid shelter 150 feet below London streets sent 19 firemen to hospital with one seriously injured. The shelter, now a troop transit center, was overwhelmed as flames spread through the deep underground complex.
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London
Kefauver and Stevenson Rally For Democratic Unity In Florida
In Miami both candidates backed by the administration attacked the same issues. They pledged solidarity on desegregation and peace while differing only modestly on further H bomb tests. The two spoke together on a 60 minute national program and urged voters in Florida and California to back their campaign.
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County and State Police Probe Rock Attacks on Plant Workers
Three URCLPWA employees report rock damage to homes and a car during a nine day strike at the plant. Frederick County Sheriff and State Police investigate no injuries reported. Workers pledge to continue working despite the incidents and threats.
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Low Altitude Vacation Urged For Eisenhower
White House physician favors a lower altitude vacation for President Eisenhower this summer not at high elevations. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said a heart attack recovery year calls for conservative plans and denied any formal discussions of vacation spots. The president hosted a garden party on the White House lawn for area hospital staff, greeting 811 guests over 45 minutes with no fatigue observed.
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Snyder
Virginia reaches 27th polio vaccine allocation
Virginia received 26 523 polio vaccine doses yesterday increasing total doses allocated since last fall to 917 870. The state now oversees distribution of all vaccines after taking over last autumn.
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Johnson Leads Texas Democrats Amid Strife at Convention
At the Texas state convention Lyndon B. Johnson appears set to chair the 56 member delegation and be the favorite son for national party hopeful. Mixed cheers and boos greet Johnson and Sam Rayburn as liberal Democrats clash with Shivers supporters over party discipline and future reprisals. A roll call vote is expected to settle control between factions.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Rayburn
Britain Will Not Cast Away Vital Overseas Possessions
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told a rally Britain will retain Cyprus Singapore and Aden as vital to strategic interests. He warned abandoning overseas possessions would betray the next generation and cited Cyprus as essential to NATO, Middle East policy, and safeguarding security at Singapore and Aden.
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Virginia five day forecast and weather notes
Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Wednesday. Five day forecast May 23 27 shows 5 to 10 degrees above normal, warm midweek, cooler Thursday and Friday, warmer Saturday and Sunday with total precipitation 1 to 1.5 inches. Temperatures today 80 high 56 low. Winchester skies report sunrise 4 53 a m sunset 7 26 p m moon rise 5 48 p m. Announcement Bonnie Harris joins The Curly Top Beauty Shop appointment line MO 2 3741.
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