Cincinnati Teamster Clashes Spur Hoffa Opposition Leader In 1954
James T. Laken leads Cincinnati dairy drivers in a split from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to join AFL-CIO. He has long opposed Hoffa and faced threats, with aides rushing in after a 4000-member breakaway vote. Laken, a tall 99-year ice breaker? no, 99 not age, details show local leadership and notoriety.
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Cincinnati
James T
Jim) Laken
Laken
International Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Luken
Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Battling Hoffa
Cincinnati Joint Council of Teamsters
Central States Council
William Presser
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Presser
British Press Fumes At Mace Berlin Crisis Remarks
Britain’s papers denounce Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s golf course dismissal of the Berlin crisis as “got up by the press.” A Sunday news conference had Macmillan warning of serious danger from rash actions in East Berlin and urging East West talks at the right time and atmosphere with Lord Home.
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London
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Macmillan
East
Lord Home
Germany
Third Train Wreck Kills Eighteen in Moravia
Eighteen people were killed and ten injured in a train crash in northwest Moravia on Sunday CTK reported. It marked a third major railway disaster in ten months under Communist rule in Czechoslovakia.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moravia
CTK
East German Border Policeman Seeks Political Asylum
A 2-year-old border policeman slipped into West Germany Sunday night along the Iron Curtain and has requested political asylum, according to Western border guards.
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Braunschweig
Germany
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Seiberling Rubber Chief James Seiberling Retires
James Penfield Seiberling 63, president since 1938, will retire Thursday but remain as board chairman of Seiberling Rubber Co. founded 40 years ago by his father.
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Akron
James Penfield Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Co
UAW Local 45 Votes to Authorize Strike at Fisher Body Plant
Members of United Auto Workers Local 45 at GM Fisher Body plant near Cleveland voted 759 to 19 to authorize a strike if contract talks fail. The vote signals strong willingness to walk out over unresolved issues with General Motors Corp. during ongoing bargaining.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
AMC Deal Gives Union Bargaining Edge
The UAW seeks new contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler after a profit sharing pact at American Motors. AMC workers receive 10 percent of profits after a 10 percent stock holder share, a 5 percent stock bonus, shorter weeks, enhanced unemployment benefits, higher pensions, a seven-cent productivity rise, and a cost of living wage linkage. Reuther warns a strike could occur by Thursday if no agreement is reached.
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Detroit
American Motors
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Norman Matthews
International Executive Board
AMC
East Germans press for voice in Berlin talks amid border clashes
East Germany demands a say in any German peace talks and warns on land and air links with West Berlin. Neues Deutsche, the ruling party organ, says only a peace treaty is possible. West Berlin youths clash with East German police near the Berlin Wall as U S, British, and French troops patrol the frontier.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
George Boultwood
Germany
Neues Deutschland
Munist Party
East Germany
Khrushchev
West Germany
West
East Berlin
U. S
Japan Demands Moscow Respect Over Security Treaty
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told Khrushchev Moscow meddling risks Japan’s ties, saying the U S Japan security pact is not a threat unless Soviet expansion seeks aggression. Ikeda reaffirmed Japan’s alliance with the free world as Moscow pressed concerns over foreign troops.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
Japan
Ikeda
Soviet Union
U.s.japan
Moscow
Huntington Girl Wins Miss U.S.A. Contest
Statuesque Joe Ann Odum of Huntington West Virginia was crowned Miss U S A here Saturday night and will represent the United States in the Miss World contest in London in November. Jo Ann is a freshman at Marshall University in Huntington and will miss the fall semester to compete in the Miss World pageant.
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New York
Joe Ann Odum
Huntington
W. Va
U.S.A
London
Jo Ann
Marshall University
Hong Kong Reports Five New Cholera Cases
Five new cholera cases were reported in Hong Kong today, bringing the total confirmed infections to 84. The death toll remained at 10.
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Hong Kong
Gail Russell Dies At 36 In Hollywood
Hollywood actress Gail Russell 36 was found with an empty vodka bottle beside her and police say natural causes likely. She had battled a serious liver ailment and had previously admitted to alcoholism.
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Hollywood
Gail Russell
Miss Russell
Five Day Forecast Highlights Warm Temperatures Ahead
Temperatures tonight through Sunday will run 2-4 degrees above average with a high near 82. Rainfall remains light, about a half inch, mainly toward the end of the period.
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Averaae
Violence Over Segregation Breaks Lose
MONROE N C Violence over segregation erupts as city plans to seek an injunction against mixed race anti segregation picketing. Weekend violence wounds a policeman and pits residents. 35 arrests for inciting to riot as mayor appeals to Robert Kennedy for restraint.
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Monroe
N.C
Fred Wilson
U. S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Freedom Riders
Katanga Feels UN Pressure as Siege Begins
U N troops impose a virtual siege on Elisabethville in Katanga and arrest several foreigners as armored cars patrol the streets. The airport is seized to ensure reinforcements, and white officers in the Katanga army are rounded up amid minor clashes with no reported injuries.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
U. N
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Kantanga
Algerians Choose Pro Red Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khadda
In Tunis the rebel government ousts Premier Ferhat Abbas and installs Ben Youssef Ben Khadda as 41 year old replacement to intensify anti French struggle and move toward the Soviet bloc. Saad Dahleb becomes foreign minister after participating in peace talks with France. Ben Khadda to Cairo for Casablanca group talks before Belgrade nonaligned conference.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Algeria
Ferhat Abbas
France
Ben Youssef Ben Khadda
Abbas
Saad Dahleb
Ben Khedda
Cairo
Casablanca
Belgrade
National Council
Tripoli
Libya
Atlanta Plans First School Integration
Atlanta leaders prepare for Georgia's first public high school desegregation with 10 Negroes joining more than 4000 white pupils across four city high schools. Total district enrollment is about 117,000 with 700 officers briefed for order. City leaders urge peaceful compliance and civic pride.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William B. Hartsfield
Paris blast at Le Monde director's building doorstep
A large plastic bomb exploded today near the residence of Hubert Beuve-Mery, director of Le Monde, at an apartment building doorway in Paris, causing damage but no immediate reports of injuries.
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Paris
Hubert Beuve-Mery
le Monde
Canadian makes story comparison Free Press policy is Cuban myth
A Canadian Press report notes consistent edits by a syndicate altering terms like priests and mercenaries in Cuba coverage. It cites changes from prisoners to mercenaries and from small force to heavily armed force, plus a Havana bombing description altered and expunged.
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Ada
Ing
Havana
Telecommunications Syndicate
Vedado District
Foreign Aid and School Bills Face Setbacks in Congress
President Kennedy faces bleak prospects for foreign aid and education programs as Congress stalls Treasury borrowing for a five year development loan. Senate Republican Everett Dickson predicts a yearly authorization of three years with annual funding, while Democratic leaders plan a Wednesday move to bring a $325 million school construction bill before the House. The National Catholic Welfare Conference opposes aid for parochial and private schools.
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Washington
Kennedy
Treasury
Aoe Oe
Senate
Everett M. Dickson
Illinois
Congress
House
Mrs Eleanor Taft Dies of Cancer in Cincinnati
Mrs. Eleanor Taft wife of former Cincinnati Mayor Charles P Taft died after seven months illness. She went into a coma early Sunday. Taft family links include being daughter in law of former President William Howard Taft and sister in law to the late Senator Robert A Taft.
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Eleanor Taft
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Mrs. Taft
William Howard Taft
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Rough Flying Lesson Walks Away From Ohio 261 Crash
A Rough Flying Lesson rider escaped injury after a crash occurred in a field off Ohio 261. No injuries or fatalities were reported, and authorities investigated the incident at the rural crash site.
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Ohio
Luken challenges Hoffa as Teamsters split widens
In Cincinnati James R Hoffa faced James Luken leader of a dissident local in a hotelroom clash while Hoffa spoke at Music Hall to about 1200. Luken said he and allies revolted after failed reform efforts and the union is now controlled by one man Hoffa. A court test looms on the dissident locals assets if disaffiliation proceeds.
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Luken
U. S
Laken Long
Niews
Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
James Luken
Cals
Afl-Cio
Music Hall
Dairy Drivers Local
Dave Beck
Army Takes Firm Hand In Brazil
Brazil's crisis deepens as President Quadros resigns and the military assumes interim control. Vice President Goulart in Paris awaits Congress to confirm his constitutional right to succeed. Diplomatic talks with the Soviet Union suspended amid tensions, with U S officials calling Soviet claims about U S intervention absurd. Goulart plans rapid return to Brazil to fulfill his duty as Odylio Denys, the army leader, challenges doubts about the succession.
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Edward T. Butler
Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Paris
Congress
Janio Quadros
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Quadros
Goulart
Moscow Radio
United States
Brazil
Robert Woodward
U. S
Odylio Denys
Denys
United Nations
Francisco Santiago Dante
Navy Hero George Roper Dies at 59 in Rochester
George O. Roper 59 a retired Navy commander and Medal of Honor recipient for Tarawa during World War II died Sunday in Rochester N H Born in Sylvester Georgia Roper earned the nation’s top valor award for his actions in the Pacific theater during the war.
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Rochester
N.H
George O. Roper
Tarawa
Sylvester
Disclaim U S Intervention Questioned Over Quadros Resignation
Washington says U S relations with the Quadros government have been friendly and cooperative amid Communist and Cuban accusations that the United States helped engineer Janio Quadros resignation. Robert Woodward, assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs, responded on ABC TV that the claims are unfounded.
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Robert Woodward
United States
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Woodward
Fidel Castro
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