Hoffa Linked to Racketeers in Senate Inquiry
Senate hearings chaired by McClellan open in Washington into alleged improper labor practices in New York City. He outlines evidence that Hoffa used gangsters and that hoodlums and their allies manipulated union payrolls for power, potentially extending to the Port of New York and beyond.
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Senate
Probher
James R. Hoffa
McClellan
D-Ark
New York City
Hoffa
New York
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St. Lawrence Seaway
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Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
International Union
Quiet Ends After Nine Hour Prison Riot In Montana
Eight guards seized as hostages by convicts at Montana State Prison after a 9 hour riot. Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson promises investigation and review of 20 demands including better mail privileges and meals. Governor Aronson favored force. Anderson pledges to address justified prisoner complaints.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana State
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Helena
Aronson
Anderson
Free Society
Stratton
Leopold
Stateville
A Shipment To Reds OK'd
The Atomic Energy Commission announced approval of a first shipment of radioactive carbon-14 isotopes to Russia for cancer research at Moscow's Bio-Chemical Institute of the Academy of Science. Chemesco Corp. of New York City obtained the export license from the AEC.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Congress
AEC
Bio-Chemical Institute of the Academy of Science
Moscow
Commission
Chemesco Corp
New York City
Barkley Matriarch's Father Dies in Kansas City
Roy Rucker Er, 73, father of Mrs. Alben W. Barkley, died at a convalescent home Tuesday after an illness dating to 1947 when he suffered a stroke.
Ohio West Virginia Five Day Weather Outlook
OHTO mostly fair warm and humid tonight and Thursday with a chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers. High Thursday around 92, low tonight 66 to 70. West Virginia stays warm and humid tonight and Thursday with isolated thundershowers. high near 87, cooler in the mountains. Five day forecast: temperatures near normal with highs near 88 north and 86 south, lows around 62 to 64. warm Thursday through Saturday, then cooler Sunday and Monday. Precipitation near half an inch with scattered thundershowers mainly Saturday.
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OHTO
West Virginia
Leopold Plea Denied Plans New Parole Bid
Nathan Leopold, age 52, had his plea for unconditional release denied by Gov. William Stratton after 33 years of an 85 year sentence. Leopold plans a rehearing of his 1953 parole bid and may pursue a new parole plea, while a release without supervision would have required a reduced sentence.
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Springfield
Ill
Nathan Leopold
Stateville
William G. Stratton
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Runaway Fuel Truck Plunges Into Chippewa Creek
An unmanned fuel oil truck rolled through a guard rail on U S 21 in Brecksville and fell 75 feet into Chippewa Creek. The 5000 gallon cargo burst into flames, taking Brecksville firefighters two hours to control. Loss, including truck and oil, estimated at 10000 dollars.
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Cleveland
WU. S. 21
Brecksville
Chippewa Creek
School Grace Debate Stirs Edgewater Park NJ
Controversy erupts as Edgewater Park considers if elementary students may say grace before lunch Attorney General Grover Richman Jr rules grace a religious exercise barred in public schools while state law requires daily Old Testament readings The superintendent objects noting God should be mentioned even in prayer and cites the silent moment as inappropriate for religious meaning The grace recited by children ends with a traditional blessing God is great God is good We thank Thee for this food
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N. J
Grover C. Richman, Jr
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
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Mildred Magowan
Riverton
Politicos Run the County Fair Circuit in Ohio
Ohio politicians from Gov. ONeill to Atty. Gen. Saxbe plan summer tours of 91 county and independent fairs. They aim to meet grass roots voters, assess youth activities, and boost visibility ahead of 1970 elections with the Ohio State Fair Aug 23–30 and Fairfield County Fair Oct 9–12.
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Fairfield County
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
O'Neill
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Roger W. Tracy
Valley To Get New Plants
The Columbia Gas System of Columbus announced plans to spend about 13 million dollars on two new plants and a connecting pipeline. An eight million dollar hydrocarbon extraction plant will be built at Kenova West Virginia and a five million dollar hydrocarbon fractionation plant at Siloam Kentucky with a pipeline to link the two sites. The Siloam site lies about 30 miles west of Ashland Kentucky and two miles east of Portsmouth Ohio.
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W. Va
Columbia Gas System of
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George S. Young
Kenova
Siloam
Ashland
Portsmouth
Ohio
Baltimore Agency Sues Model for $100,000 Over Adverse Publicity
A Baltimore modeling agency has sued Mary Leona Ennis of Maryland for $100,000 claiming she caused severe national adverse publicity after competing as Miss United States and later becoming Mrs. The suit alleges damages to the agency’s reputation.
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Annapolis
Mary Leona (Gage) Ennis
Maryland
Baltimore
Cement price rise likely after 24 month strike
Allentown executives from two cement firms foresee a price boost in late fall as construction firms in the Lehigh Valley resume summer schedules after a 24 month strike. Names were not disclosed and figures were not provided.
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Allentown
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Seaway Tolls Topic For Two Discussions
Seaway tolls will be set after two user conferences by the Seaway Development Corp. The toll committee will meet in Washington on September 9 and in Chicago on September 11 to gather input from users of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Meeting Called Off by Disarmament Delegates
Western and Soviet arms negotiators canceled their regular session in London today and held a working lunch to prepare an interim report for the United Nations on the long quest for a weapons pact.
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London
United Nations
Messenger Classified Ad Prompts 64 Calls for Mrs Kail
A Messenger Classified ad brought 64 phone calls to Mrs V C Kail. The notice notes typical response to ads in The Messenger and invites readers to place their own ads by phoning 31242. It also lists a 4 rooms and bath unfurnished house for rent at $35 per month with phone 91859.
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V. C. Kail
Messenger
Eisenhower Pushes New School Bill and Civil Rights Vote
President Eisenhower said he will submit a new school aid bill to Congress and oppose a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. He defended a 1.2 billion dollar compromise and warned against an albatross around taxpayers. He also denounced links between Max Gluck’s contribution and his nomination and pressed for timely agency funding.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Maxwell Gluck
Republican Party
Gluck
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Fisenhower
House
Ceylon Post
New Appeal Set For Annie Killed Sheep Case
Annie the four year old St. Bernard owned by Gene Perkins a paratrooper stationed in Germany faces a court decision after being ordered destroyed for alleged sheep killings near Kenton Ohio Mrs Perkins mother has appealed multiple times and now plans to appeal again with the Third District Court of Appeals at Lima Judge Tudor denied further trials prompting the latest appeal decision
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Ohio
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St. Bernard
Gene Perkins
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Here
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Joanna Perkins
Arthur D. Tudor
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Common Pleas Court
Bond-Selling Letters Under Investigation
Federal authorities probe a chain letter scheme in Northwest Ohio tied to U S savings bonds. An IRS investigator notes the maximum annual Series E bond purchase is 10000 in maturity value, warning the government does not endorse such sales methods.
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Toledo
Vu.s. Savings
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Dewline Radar Chain Begins Full Operation Across North America
Washington reports the Dewline system a 3000 mile radar chain along the upper rim of North America went into full operation. The electronically connected detectors are designed to warn of hostile aircraft and the project cost over 600 million dollars and took three years to complete.
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Washington
House OKs A-Plants Five Small Reactors Bill
The House Atomic Energy Committee approved a bill authorizing 129,914,000 for five small reactors including a municipal plant at Piqua Ohio. The measure faces potential opposition on the House floor and in the Senate.
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Piqua
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Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
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Kohler Wins Wisconsin GOP Senate Nomination Over Davis
Walter J. Kohler Jr., a longtime ally of President Eisenhower and former three term Wisconsin governor, edged out Glenn R. Davis in the Republican primary for the U S Senate seat once held by Joseph McCarthy. Kohler will face Democrat William Proxmire in August for the McCarthy term ending January 1959.
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Wisconsin
Eisenhower
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Clement Zablocki
McCarthy
Kohler
Vollrath Co
Sheboygan
Kohler Co
Fiery River Gasoline Crash Strikes Venice Ohio
Venice Ohio AP reports a collision between a car and a fuel truck caused a river of flaming gasoline to engulf the town center. One man, Adolph Woodrey, 86, is dead. truck driver Albert Koewler escaped with minor injuries. Several homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed and essential services were knocked out.
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Venice
Ohio
Adolph Woodrey
Hamilton
Albert Koewler
Dayton
Woodrey
Butler County
Koewler
Columbus Man Burned In Turnpike Pileup Near Donegal
William Portemont of Columbus Ohio, 30, was seriously burned Tuesday in a three-truck crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Donegal Interchange in Greensburg area.
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Greensburg
William Portemont
Columbus
Ohio
Donegal
Group Plans Protest March Against Nuclear Tests
The National Committee for Nonviolent Action Against Nuclear Weapons says a member will try to protest by marching into the Nevada atomic test area on Tuesday. The AEC warns the march would require forcing past guards. The group denounces nuclear tests as senseless folly and includes Quaker members.
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New York
Explosives Thrown at U S Information Centers in Beirut
Explosives were hurled at three U S Information Service centers in Beirut causing minor property damage with no reported casualties. A separate attack targeted the Jordan Embassy in Beirut with similar minor damage.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S. Information Service
Jordan
Rabies Outbreak Hits Southern Ohio With Jackson County Lead
Rabies cases in Ohio this year may exceed 1956 totals with Southern Ohio hardest hit. Jackson County reports 41 cases, leading the state, while 43 of 88 counties have at least one. Wildlife drives most increases. dogs show similar numbers to last year. A chick embryo vaccine is now widely used for dogs.
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State Health Department
Ralph E. Dwork
Jackson County
Dr. Dwork
Dwork
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
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