Federal Judge steps aside in Hoffa ouster case
U.S. District Judge F Dickinson Letts disqualified himself from hearing the suit seeking James R. Hoffa's removal as Teamsters president. Letts sent the case to Chief Judge David A. Pine and retained supervision of the union monitors. Hoffa claimed bias, including remarks to Time magazine staffer Hugh Sidey, which Sidey denied in a letter to Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Letts
Hoffa
David A. Pine
Judge Letts
Hugh Sidey
Time Magazine
Teamsters
Sidey
William Bufalimo
Detroit
Teamseter
De Gaulle Feted In Gotham At New York Welcome
French President Charles de Gaulle received a warm New York welcome before leaving for San Francisco. About 100 spectators watched from Idlewild Airport as he praised a new France in the community of nations and thanked the city for its hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Gaulle
San Fransisco
Idlewild
Richard C. Patterson
France
Community of Nations
Oreder
Charles de Gaulle
Lower Broadway
New
York City
Flying Date Ends in Two Deaths in Wisconsin Tragedy
A light plane crash near a Cudahy home killed Walter Allen Ziegler Jr. and Janet Smith, both 21, in a suburb east of General Mitchell Field. Ziegler, UW graduate and son of Walter A. Ziegler Sr., was from West Bend. The wreck occurred after the plane hit tension wires and burned in a backyard. Earlier, Hasihi Dosho, first secretary at the Japanese embassy, faces expulsion from Communist Poland over alleged state secrets dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
B. C. Ziegler & Co
General Mitchell Field
Wannaw
Hisashi Dosho
Poland
Foreign Ministry
Dosho
Kennedy Nixon Lead In Primaries Boosts Hopes
Primary results boosted Len Kennedy in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania with massive write-ins. Nixon, unopposed for the Republican nomination, posted strong totals, diminishing Rockefeller’s prospects. In Pennsylvania, Kennedy led Democratic write-ins after 7,211 precincts of 9,013 reported, totaling 115,546 votes.
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Associated Press
Len. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nixon
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Naw
Boston
Tractor Jumps Curb Smashes House In Tecumseh Court
In Tecumseh a tractor jumped a main street curb and struck a house during a courtroom day in Stearns Manufacturing versus Lenawee firemen. The trial entered its second day as jurors weighed whether scrap patterns removed with permission were worth $3525 or simply reusable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns Manufacturing
Lenawee
Plain
Clyne W.durst Jr
Stearns
East Beecher Street
C. Ralph Kohn
Tecumseh
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart
Thomas L. Davis
Symington
Missouri
Andjof
Wyandotte
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Chicago
Owan
Nixon
Wyanam Industrial Guard Service
Dotte Street
Rockefeller
Lee Petitjean
Adrian Daily Telegram
Eisenhower
Ira Hotrum
Durst
Harold Stassen
Gerald
Raymond Kennedy
House
G. Potts Jr
Robert Delker
Charles Rogers
Wesley Lotes
Lenawee County’s 1830 Census Count of 1,491 Is Noted
June 1 1830 marked Lenawee County’s first U S census with 1,491 residents including Hillsdale 75 Tecumseh 778 Adrian 500 and Blissfield 145 Darius Comstock George Scott and other local figures are named among surveyed families Musgrove Evans led the census and helped establish Tecumseh in 1824 He died in 1855 after a career shaping the county The 1950 census lists Lenawee population at 64 629 and Adrian at 18 402.
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United States
Lenawee County
Lenawee
Hillsdale
Mus‘grove Evans
Michigan
Tecumseh
Adrian
Blissfield
Darius Comstock
George Scott
Addison J. Comstock
Hannah Gifford
Elias Dennis
David Bixby
Charles Haviland
Isaac Dean
C. N. Ormsby
Lenawee [Gue
Musgrove Evans
Joseph W. Brown
Ezra F. Blood
Peter Benson
Simon Sloate
Nathan Rathburn
Peter Lowe
James Young
George Spofford
Curtis Page
Levi Baxter
John Borland
Peter Inglas
John Fulsom
Evans
Brown
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Cypress Creek
Texas
American University student charged after fatal campus stabbing
A 20 year old American University student, John Sweeney, stabbed his girlfriend Judith Hubbard to death during a lovers quarrel and drove her body to a fire station. He was booked on homicide while the victim, 21, was a fellow AU student and daughter of a rear admiral.
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Washington
George Donohue
John “S. Sweeney
American University
Judith Hubbard
Sweeney
Donohue
Miss Hubbard
City Budget Details Debt, Taxes and Bond Terms
City commissioners study the proposed budget outlining $206 928 total debt service next year including $152 000 principal and $54 828 interest. Bonds issued since 1938 fund sewage disposal plant water and parking meters. $02 558 from taxes will pay principal and interest on three bondseries totaling $1 180 000 originally. Outstanding bonds include bridge, Bent Oak Avenue, storm sewer, and utility revenue issues. reserves back some issues.
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Adrian
Civic Auditorium
Bixby Hospital
Bent Oak Avenue
Bixby
Financing sought for Huron Valley Child Guidance Clinic
A citizens committee met Tuesday to raise financial support for the Huron Valley Child Guidance clinic. They plan to create interest and fund a continuing program before the clinic faces closure in June. Attendees included Dr. William Ewes, Rev. Bashore, Steve Hrisko, Hubert Goedert, Mrs. Louis Ruesink, and David Hendrickson. The effort will circulate a letter outlining the clinic’s needs and impact on county youth. The branch office handled 185 cases last year and serves as a screening and mental health resource center with added telephone information. Shelley Berman cancelled engagements through May 4 due to exhaustion and will resume later.
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Huron Valley Child Guidance Clinic
William Ewes
B. QO. Bashore
Family Guidance Program
Steve Hrisko
Lenawee County United Fund
Hubert Goedert
Children's Assistance Committee
Adrian Kiwanis Club
Louis Ruesink
Granges and
David Hendrickson
Cicafl Council
Ypstlanti
Eisenhower defends Rhee, cautions Khrushchev on Berlin
In a broad news conference President Eisenhower praised former Korean leader Syngman Rhee as a patriot despite older age mistakes and said U.S. involvement did not incite anti Rhee riots. He warned Khrushchev Berlin threats could ruin the Paris May summit and noted Nixon may not attend the full talks. He cited constitutional limits on religion in campaigns and urged disarmament funds for constructive programs. He opposed wheat price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Syngman Rhe
Ko- Tea
Khrushchev
Berlin
Paris
East Germany
Korea
United States
Rhee
Nixon
White House
Conferante
Congress
Adrian Highs and College Teams Trialed in Local Action
Clipped telegram style notes reveal Clinton seniors nearing graduation with photos on page 16. Adrian High’s roving players wrap up a grade school tour with “Rumpel stuckin” on page 13. World War I Mothers traveling trophy shown in a photo on page 18. Adrian College splits a doubleheader with Kalamazoo on page 14. Mary Pifer with car headlines a speedy drive at Indianapolis Speedway on page 5.
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Clinton
Adrian
High Downs
Three Rivers
Adrian College
Mary
Pifer
Indianapolis Speedway
U S Launches New Submarine Tullibee in Groton
U S Navy launched the nuclear powered hunter killer submarine Tullibee at Groton Connecticut after Admiral Taylor warned the Soviet Union of a growing undersea threat. The 273 foot submarine carries advanced sonar gear and is commanded by Lt Cmdr Richard Jorberg with a crew of 62.
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Groton
Conn
u—Tullibee
Sam
Soviet Union
Edmund B. Taylor
Russia
Taylor
Hitler
U.S
Navy
Richard
4. Jorberg
Missing toy bell found in Detroit baby’s throat
Kenneth Hines eight months old made music with each breath when his mother Jean Hines heard a tinkling sound from his crib. Doctors at Receiving Hospital removed a small bell from his throat after it stuck in the airway. He is doing all right now without the bell’s music.
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SOUND
Detroit
Kenneth Hines
Jean Hines
Kenneth
Political reforms promised by South Korea caretaker leader
Huh Chung, new acting president of South Korea after Syngman Rhee’s fall, pledged reforms and a battle against waste in the U S aid program. He outlined priorities, including mending relations with the United States and Japan, and said a three month timetable would guide a caretaker regime until new leaders are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
U.S
Huh Chung
Ky Rhee
Huh
Rhee
United States
Japan
Hub
Korea
John M. Chang
Lee Ki- Ipoong
Lee
Inchon
Eisenhower
Moscow
You Chan-Yang
Yiu Tai-ha
National Assembly
Cobalt Therapy Discussed By Lenawee Doctors In Detroit Visit
Lenawee county doctors heard Dr. James E. Lofstrum describe six years of cobalt treatment in Detroit area hospitals. The new Bixby hospital cobalt unit is ready, offering reduced skin damage and potential life extension for cancers of the neck, head, abdomen, and bowels. The talk stressed variability of results and that cobalt is not a cure, with about half of patients benefiting through longer life and less pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenawee County
Detroit
Lenawee County Medical Society
James E. Lofstram
Wayne State University
Lofstrum
Bixby Hospital
Donald Parker
American Chain& Cable Co
American Cancer Society
Lenawee
Bixby
Lance
Lenawee Cool
Tors
Jone
Tecumseh Country Club
Lotstrum
Parker
Bernard Patmos
Garston Soniamiesae
Foe
Perry Rawson
Adilison
Africa
A. J. Phelan
Tecumseh
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Lestows
California
Braet Om
I Kennedy
Lyman Damon
Graydon Fogelsong
Gerard Worden
Ivan R. Shaffer
Frank Tertell
Hudson, Stearns
Mr. Worden
Lin
Michigan Avenues
Water Department
Cline
Shelley Berman
Virgin Islands
Ike
Donna Shepard
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dowagiac
Southwestern Michigan
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