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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 10, 1958, Zanesville, Ohio                               Horse Show Today Opens Muskingum County Fair Week mom A horse show this afternoon Fair Week Two entries shonn of St John's is shown on and her it en Section C for Ml details OB the fair Vision to this fair find ample in the new in photo at light The be dedicated Monday It replaces an old wooden structure These fair boosters put on their straw bonnets to pott for thit picture they Goelz of Military Judy Dinan of IX Laml ttd Cart of Ttt Brighton boulevard Southeastern Largest And Best Sunday SUNDAY TIMES SIGNAL rm WEATHER OHIO Sunday fair and Yesterday's at J 57 at at 11.30 last 60 4 PAGES IN 6 SECTIONS AUGUST 1958 TWENTY CENTS Rackets Prober Accuses Hoffa Kennedy Says Teamster Chief Wants To Be Transport Czar WASHINGTON Teamster President James R Hoffa was accused Saturday by a Senate rackets investigator of to expand the power of his union to over America's transportation The charge was made by chief counsel Robert F Kennedy of the Senate Rackets Committee which is now engaged m an investigation of Hoffa and his associates Drug Store Is Sold Aut Work Def Decision On Strike eve Board Saturday to more rapidly by then fer action on requests The decision of the executive Ford and was directly contrary to a eral Motors councils for strike statement made by Reuther be- plans to take over the tion of the Kennedy said n t television interview with not he he expected the George A Smathers was the nme TO call a strike and the executive taken the first couple He said the union wants to authorize action along those He referred to Hoffa's proposed of I unions dock and truck 7 i The and Mam streets has DETROIT The date and a target date and pick a target Auca Corkers International negotiations not he said will follow shortly after any date we set We will tn to minimize the hardships of a by staking only one company at a time M When asked why tre board de- layed authorization of a strike at Reuther said the union did not feel the time was npe and wanted to sec t specific date and a target when tf t time is not ripe he the international President Walter P earlier Saturday At that companies more chance J When asked about his earlier to bargain in good faath after the board calling a said he intended to sav Reuther that action ultimately of the of is fast jbe but not sold to Mr and Mrs Stmard of it was an- Saturday by Mrs ward who has been anng the store since the death of fact that there was no contract gaining into the model between the union and the com- over period panics The con Motors expired 29 while contracts with Ford and Chrysler ran out at midnight June the UAW has Ike May Address UN On Peace Plan U S Drafts Twin Proposals For Settling Mideast Crisis WASHINGTON The White House said Saturday that President Eisenhower may personally address the United Nations General Assembly emergency session next Wednesday on American proposals for settling the Middle East crisis A firm decision will be made Press Secretary James C ure said tract wich General preached the motel of State John Foster red at midnight May period by Corking without a head fte us of 1559 models Before the contracts ready ceased output to die auto companies proposed a tool up for the new cars two year extension with no change m terms But workers would There has been very hole ta negotiations during ti have received ahd Oe annual improvement on several occasions head the U S spent Saturday with his drafting what was described a peace for submission to bly He consulted on the as the industry is wage boosts during the ex- the companies made a or are controlled by gangsters or and is way at the present tune deal with them and the executive board would meet again before the week in September and set a 4 When authorize a the we wiB UAW members have on strike in job at auto plants a the past 10 weeks despite our or tne bargaining The union proposed a The plans to use the au month extension of the contracts to set a strike dace as 3 which would have earned to perk up negotiations LV It consists of I basic her husband in 1950 Both of the new owners for the registered pharmacists and will membership to do anything about be active un the of cannot deal with it f business under the present f TTI fi Mrs Sonard is the former Nar T cv Moeller of tins city She was at A employed at the Zulandt store for Union have M IS months following her oxer thc of tte country Central Airways Viscount tion from Northern If joins mfo feng Airliner earning 54 persons sity Her also is a the East Coast and ed in flames early Saturday in the of Ohio Northern Recently West Coast will spread the hills s Libyan Air Bethesda Hospital Provides Baby Formula Service Power Lines Broken In Auto Crash UN commission to deal immediately Protest Snub Of Rickover Chores To eahe the first hectic 24 from j hours at home with the new Benghazi airport Airlines officials Bethesda hospital has said 35 persons were killed with a for- An official death toll issued service tor new the Central According Dorothy crew members supervisor were j at mothers can now later by John Altai C FarreH had been a crashed on from central HIed formula for the ner in the business with Mrs was thrown out of the to first mx for undt pnor to ha death last because of beint survivors were they have Standard Drug store The Seventh and Main street Mld Hoffa location has housed a drug snore ready since The purchased on the East Coast the store in 1917 from thrown out rf thc f Prior to that the store j wre operated a Dr tober Petitions Show Few Errors because of being injured is the kind of an affiance Officials said the survivors in- and control that's to eluded Sir Alfred former creep in over the United his jour air hostesses Sir Alfred is he said think it's something be of portance to all of ia who represents continue its returns from questioning of of HW English boards in two southeastern Tuesday as it inquires MWA counties showed a high of his age of valid signatures on the secretary of state's office revealed Saturday Morgan county invalidated only two per cent of tha signatures and county per The disclosure came AS tary of State Ted Brown re- quested to print and mail Temperature Mav Climb the service is comparable to the cost of the bottles Tne bottles of formula pre- pared and in the milk formula laboratory according to the attending tor's They art ed in a handy much like those used of soft t i Miss fhe the hospital at Benghazi The big a5 1 plane left w V1 colonial in Kennedy told newsmen the com Almost all the 41 passengers WASHINGTON congressmen Saturday roundly condemned President er's failure to invite Rear Adm Hyman G Rickover to White House celebrating the historic North Pole exploit of the atomic submarine Nautilus with this and other political jfo Bouse insisted it was the Middle not t deliberate to Rickover -A proposal for UN is w the of over the long haul to coordinate economic steps to increase the standards of living through the Middle East area i The approach represents a com- between ideas advanced the atomic Press Secretary James C Hagerty said there was a shortage of space m the room where the ceremony was held and hence the guest list had to b a restricted The explanation tailed to vince or pacify key members of the congressional atomic energy committee Rep Melvin Price acidly pointed out that over has been by Navy and Potts area for The Vice President Richard M Nixon and some has been in ill j They are Charles E Starkey bers of Congress have wanted rf Navy and his wife who United States to take a were treated for bruises at Be- approach by A road couple was by Dulles the White and injured early Saturday some members of their automobile out of Dulles has insisted that the trol on Ports leaped a task is to deal with the 1 ditch and snapped off a threat of indirect aggression of the resulting m a disruption of type which brought about electric service in the can intervention in Lebanon hospital and missed later d i s- to support enlarged economic assistance programs in the area been passed over for promotion Unless he receives vice admiral rank by next he must re- tire automatically One Pentagon Deputy Kenneth High officials Denied there had arrested on a charge any administration split i to have a driver's license on basic principles but He was released on his own some argument over telephone to Navy cognizance for appearance day before County Judge Christy whiA now has been resolved the admiral be included on the guest said the accident took place on a curve on Potts Lane about a mile from Teamster Union road shortly before The T which supported a large IH power fell across the snapping electric lines Mich staler Cmdr William R Ohio Power Co workmen were ster Union business agent was ar- was quickly noted Hist but that the requests The Navy disavowed any I responsibility in the matter l Rickover's absence at the ly publicized White House Where tiie President pinned the Legion of Merit on the called to make repairs Saturday as a suspected en route to London It had stopped at Wadi Haifa in Sudan and was just six miles 90S Here completing its next leg to The weatherman says it will be hot and dry today with the Benghazi when it crashed in the hilly desert area Tht which three pamphlets to 90s been due 1145 The temperature here af M degrees at airport but thermometers on arguments for and against the issue slated to go on November ballot Zanesville requested the money on the several degrees will By Saturday night the tain the required had fallen to 60 natures to place the proposal be- Fair weather predominated from the Great Lakes to voters The submitted contained signatures 18 Cuban Killed In Clash HAVANA TTw Cuban army said Saturday its forces killed 18 rebels in a clash in eastern Cuba a rebel der reported among those kilted a m burst into flames before the according to witness reports There was no immediate tion of what caused the crash Weather Elsewhere the Atlantic Coast but there were heavy Showers in the Gulf of ported spotted during a storm at Ter rain TENNIS CHAMP WEDS SANTA Calif Louise winner of the Wimbledon singles and Dr Alan T Clapp erf were ried UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Hloh Low 63 55 85 56 95 61 clear 80 dear clear dear Los dear cloudy 88 83 81 87 dear 109 clear 79 New clear deer clear 83 81 one less chore on baby's first day w lord of the Miss ex- Mrs of 1317 Ridge with new Randy receives supply of baby's formula from Mrs Keonard a at hospital The fresh from the w pot up m a dy six-pack Reds Withhold Sputnik Data MOSCOW enlists at the Geo- physical Year's special meeting hinted tor first tune Saturday Chat Soviet Pts were withholding tion on Sputniks and rays They expressed their tion during the of the special committee's Saturday voted ly to extend moat IGY and observation into Dr John S of the Uni- verity of Chicago arid it was deed the cosmic ray group beach had failed to achieve agreement on the ex- of information Much mic is gathered by Wants Wis A want ad offering a with built-in hernia for was run by the want ad manager of Madison Inc He wanted to show that are read No one ed to but he got some interesting re- One to know if the was a new or if H was a used with tte oU style HURT IN FALL Ohio ert but brick was fatally in- jured he from i 30 Collision Kills Six In Couple Admits They Swapped Son For Truck participant in the bungled arson job that killed another teamster A business agent Frank Kierdorf 14 rp Jack Thompson lo as booked on suspicion of arson Both Thompson and Kierdorf were business agents of voune sters Local 332 in Flint South Zanesville A petition for Ae Both went the with only to Committee shopping center to South Zanesville was filed Pa Saturday they swapped their Washington last November members of a Pittsburgh old son for a 1957 pickup were Fifth The request was Wed by At- spanning four lolled Saturday in a violent col- Jailed in Tulsa in an ex-convict died last from burns over 85 Frank of Hie between a passenger Richard stumbling into a hospital at and a track with 17 tons and his wife 36 miles and telling a of being set afire by two of the Trail Realty company 20 Pa of coal The tragic shortly be- fore noon this the truck Jesse strangers Policewoman Margaret western Pennsylvania college town located approximately 90 miles of Killed Mrs Elizabeth three of her children aged 3 to 6 her Mrs Elizabeth about and her Mrs 70 children were Jr and Anna gv 52 of El Dorado Mo also admitted the Voyage of Columbus The site is in rural Muskingum county and lies between the corporation limits of and South If the annexation is approved iby the board of commissioners it must be considered by by South village I day night reported the polar Burger also was held m of the U.S nuclear custody Nautilus in a The policewoman and Detective bulletin W J Cotton said child The brief Tass item intended ment charges may be field against j for Sunday morning papers was by Radio OHfOAN DROWNS OIL Pa A Cleveland man Benjamin Jr apparently drowned while Dimming in the near Pa 4   

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