AFL-CIO issues 22 page indictment against Beck Teamsters
The AFL-CIO released a 22 page corruption indictment targeting Dave Beck and top Teamsters officials and set May 24 as the deadline for reply. Beck denied charges as malicious and unfounded while pledging to work within the AFL-CIO, and Hoffa allied leaders pushed Beck's ouster as part of ongoing union investigations. The board later turned the charges to Teamsters lawyers for a formal response. Beck is scheduled for Senate committee testimony and pleaded the Fifth on union funds questions.
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Afl-Cio
Beck
Washington
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Labor Federation
AFL - Cio
Frank Brewster
Seattle
Sidney Brennan
Minneapolis
Teamsters
New York City
Scranton
Portland
Ore
Ethical Practices Committee
Tearmsters
Teamsters Organization
Federation
Brewster
Brennan
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Hoffa
Senate
Senate Committee
Noffa
John F. English
William A. Lee
Teamsters Board
Aflcio
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Indiana highway scandal hearings set for May 15 in Washington
Eleven witnesses including Virgil Smith Nile Teverbaugh and Robert Peak were subpoenaed for a U S Senate Public Works subcommittee hearing May 15 on Indianapolis Madison Ave expressway right of way deals. Indicted Marion County figures and spouses are among those called as witnesses.
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Indianapolis
U. S. Senate
Washington
Marion County
Madison Ave
Virgil
Red) Smith
George Craig
Nile Teverbaugh
Smith
Teverbaugh
Harry Doggett
Robert Peak
Milan
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
U.S. Marshal’s
Gore
Senate Public Works Committee
Subcommittee On Public Roads
Lawrence Peak
Robert L. Quinlan
Loretta Acekr
Harry B. Alford
Carl Vogelgesang
Peaks
Robert
Quinlans
Acker
Alford
Marion County Recorder
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Senate
Filo M. Sedillo
John L. Mutz
Smith and Peak
John G. Tinder
Union Prepares Youth Program in Anderson Area
Local union No. 663 UAW CIO outlines an extensive youth program open to all area children regardless of union membership. Mayor Ralph Ferguson pledges support as plans cover home economics, health sports, citizenship, spiritual health, and counseling from various denominations. Rev. Frederick Potthoff will lead Catholic youth programs with dedicated counselors.
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Union No. 663
Uaw-Cio
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Jourdan
Ferguson
Jourdan
Robert Brandt
UAW 663
Frederick Potthoff
St. Ambrose Catholi Church
Defense buying weaknesses cited by House panel report
The House Appropriations subcommittee staff reported weaknesses, deficiencies, delays, and conflicts in defense purchasing. They urged reforms of Army award practices, noted a 4 million dollar Pontiac GM contract with changes, 127 unauthorized Navy radio sets aboard submarines, and overseas radio loans. The report also praised the Army Signal Corps delivery improvements and Air Force savings from excess property procedures.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Army
Pontiac
General Motors Corp
Navy
Air Force
House Trons Committee
Subcommittee
Armed Services
Army Signal Corps
Services
Perkins McGuire
Defense
Fair Skies Bring Warmer Weather This Week
Cold weather ends as forecast promises fair skies and rising temperatures for several days. Forecasters expect a slow climb to milder conditions with frosts possible again by Saturday.
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Associated Press
Toy
13-foot sturgeon haul from Caspian yields caviar
A Caspian Sea fisherman caught a 13-foot 1,200-pound sturgeon. It required a crane and 15 men to move the fish from ship to shore, where it produced 220 pounds of caviar.
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Moscow
Tass
This Is The Time When Lake Cottages Are Rented Early
Plan a lakeside vacation by reserving or buying a cabin now. Classifieds encourage ads in Classification 56 Summer Resorts to rent cottages for summer weekends. A Little Bar cottage listing offers four rooms and screened porch at a reasonable price, with phone contact.
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Bulletin and Herald
Little Barbee
PTA Council Installs Heads At May Banquet
Mrs Graydon Hueman spoke at the Anderson PTA Council May banquet on progress through participation. New officers installed by Supt Ebbertt included Mrs Raymond Hudson president and Charles Nipple treasurer. Special guests included School Board members William Havermale and Ward Knight as the audience was led by Rev Phillip Philbrook.
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Katherine Langell
Raymond Hudson
Rusell Osbon
Wilbur Crim
Charles Nipple
Robert Coats
Charles Miller
William Havermale
Ward Knight
Wilbur Roby
Students Take Over System In City Today
Students at Anderson High School will swap roles with administrators and teachers for Student Participation Day during Student Council Week. Elections for next year’s Council members are set for Thursday, with an open meeting at 11 30 a.m. and a Dinner at Pine Manor at 6 30 p.m.
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Anderson High School
AHS
Pine Manor
Roger Roudebush
G. E. Ebbertt
Bob Wolff
John Paul Huffman
Brooks Townsend
David Adams
Jan Podlaski
Max Beigh
Dan Roby
Joseph Sparks
Janice Fisher
Edna Rhynearson
Melanie Martin
Frank Woschitz
Bill Rowland
Sue Whittington
Phil Larmore
Susan Jones
Steve
Italian Premier Segni Resigns in Coalition Crisis
Rome Reuters report states Premier Antonio Segni and his 22 month regime resign after the Social Democrat withdrawal leaves only the Christian Democrats and Liberals. President Giovanni Gronchi will consult leaders on forming a new government as tensions rise.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Giovanni Franchi
Fronchi
Segni
Social Democrat Party
Giuseppe Saragat
Christian Democrats
Quirinal Palace
Gronchi
Oa Eg
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Social Democrats
Gaetano Martino
Segoni
Saragat
Mental Health Campaign Is Started Here in Anderson
William R. Rowland county campaign chairman announced the Mental Health Association fund drive starting yesterday and ending May 21. An Industrial Committee will reach Anderson factories this week then canvass downtown and business districts. Factory gate solicitation is planned for May 20 as the drive wraps up.
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Mental Health Association Fund
Anderson
William R. Rowland
Rowland
Anderson Industries
Police Check 2,247 Vehicles Yesterday
City police checked 2,247 autos in seven local garages on the first day of a voluntary car check program. Lt. Fred Richardson cited 247 defects in 260 cars, with faulty lights and exhausts the most common issues. The North Anderson headlight check runs today and tomorrow 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., sponsored by Guide Lamp Division and Pacers Rod and Custom Club.
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Fred Richardson
Polar St
Vineyard
Birch Sts
North Anderson
Guide Lamp Division
Pacers Rod and Custom Club
State Trooper Reopens Juvenile Safety Club
Sgt John A Cook started a neighborhood safety club after near accidents with children 4 to 12. Thirty four youths joined and earned roles in a children's court with weekly meetings at his driveway. Despite new duties in Indianapolis the kids petitioned to continue the program this summer.
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John A. Cook
Herald
Cook
Indianapolis
Sgt. Cook
New Irvin Execution Date Will Be Set
Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Paul Wever will file a petition about Thursday asking Gibson Circuit Court to set a new execution date for Leslie Irvin known as the mad dog killer. Judge A Dale Eby said the petition must be filed before he can set a new electrocu tion date. Handley Secretary Quits in Indianapolis. P Gov Handley said his executive secretary James D Allen will return to his law office in Salem once a successor is found. Allen was speaker of the Indiana House in 1953.
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Evansville
Leslie Irvin
Vanderburgh County
Paul Wever
Gibson
A. Dale Eby
Irvin
Handley
Indianapolis
James D. Allen
Salem
Allen
Indiana House
Benson Seeks Relaxed Corn Price Supports Reform
Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson urged Congress to relax corn price supports, citing a 61 percent farmer referendum favoring more freedom to plant and flexible supports. He warned current laws hinder needed reform and urged a shift toward a pricing policy reducing over production.
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Chicago
Ezra T. Benson
Congress
Benson
Iowa State Club of Chicago
Teatite
Midwest
California
Washington
Oregon
Chicago Suspect Questioned After Armed Robbery
Chicago police continued questioning a 24 year old man on a preliminary armed robbery charge. He was arrested at Wagon Wheel Tavern on West 22nd Street after a lone gunman with a shotgun robbed the bar at closing time. The bartender and a customer restrained the gunman and notified authorities. Det Capt John Heiden said the suspect was taken into custody by Det Isaac Weatherly and Officers Arthur Miller and Huston Broadnax.
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Chicago
John Heiden
Wagon Wheel Tavern
22Nd St
Heiden
Issac Weatherly
Arthur Miller
Huston Broadnax
Indianapolis welfare board picks Evans Woolen III
Indianapolis architect Evans Woolen III was named by Gov. Handley to a three year term on the State Welfare Board starting Monday. He replaces Dr Norman R Booker whose term expired Both are Democrats.
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Indianapolis
Evans, Woolen III
State Welfare Board
Handley
Woolen
Norman R. Booker
Chamber Members Gather for Spring Dinner and Program
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce holds its annual Spring membership dinner at the YMCA with Dr. W H Alexander as principal speaker. Dinner starts 6 30 p m and features music by the Variety Show plus a presentation of Alexander. New members are welcomed and committee reports cover airport and parking updates.
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YMCA
W. H. Alexander
Oklahoma City
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
William K. Mitchell
Gordon Odell
Carl D. Cleaver
Chamber
Song
Paul Wykoff
John Lewash
Monroe Schuster
The
Central Christian Church
Ralph Ferguson
C. A. Michel
State Chamber Board
A. A. Heckaman
Merrill Graham
Pendleton
E. Byier
Elwood
Ed Chamberlain
Lapel
George Vaught
Dr. Alexander
Yvonne Devaisher
Lucy Myers
Jaguars
Mike Maine
Tom Clem
Frank Thompson
Jim Barbee
Sharon Nighbert
Chamber Board of Directors
Dains Pest Control
Commonwealth Life Insurance Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Haag Self-Service Drug Company
Stanley Hosek Food Market
Ralph T. Jones
Kelley's Garden Center
McCarroll's Auto Sales and Service
Modern Home
New Arrivals Born at St. John's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Marlow Riggins greet a boy at 2212 E 10 St. Mr and Mrs Alfred Kreger welcome a boy at 2015 Locust St. Mr and Mrs Donald Summer have a boy at 1231 Lafayette St. Mr and Mrs Dennis Shelton welcome a boy at 2717 Mounds Rd. Mr and Mrs Billie Huston announce a boy at 822 W 5 St. Mr and Mrs Harold Moore of Markleville have a boy. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carpenter welcome a boy at 2705 Horton Dr. Mr and Mrs Calvin Morrow, 2718 Horton Dr, have a boy. Mr and Mrs William Jarvis announce a boy at 229 E 14 St. Mr and Mrs Charles Blankenship of Alexandria have a boy. Mr and Mrs Clarence Latham of Fortville announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Billie Gipe of Alexandria welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Francis Batheauer at 510 College Ave. have a girl. Mr and Mrs Coran Penrod, 2909 Dakota Dr., have a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Marlow Riggins
Alfred Kreger
Locust St
Donald Summer
Lafayette St
Dennis Shelton
Mounds Rd
Billie Huston
Harold Moore
Markleville
Kenneth Carpenter
Horton Dr
Calvin Morrow
William Jarvis
Ae Charles Blankenship
Alexandria
Clarence Lamham
Fortville
Billie Gipe Alexandria
Francis Batheauer
College Ave
Coran Penrod
Dakota Dr
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San Francisco
George Hoover
Martha Stachura
Bernando C. Cotton
Kansas State Penitentiary
San Bruno
PTA Council
Wally Falk
Seani
Floyd A. Kline
Police Department
Hakes Pontiac
Heckaman Buick
Broadway Sales
Hunter Chevrolet
Mitchell Motors
W. C. McLain
Fred Welker, Inc
Robert Mitchell
Harold Boicourt
Doyle Crosley
Robert Baker
Don Davenport
William Recob
Charles Trodglen
Retail Clerks Association
Ruth Jones
Don McCoy
Gretchen Ritter
Catherine Haskett
William C. Lehr
Kenneth Idle
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