Papers Found in Incinerator After Hoffa Victory
Senate racket investigators sought to determine how many Teamsters election documents were recovered from a Miami Beach hotel incinerator. Hoffa, elected president at the Miami convention, said all papers had been found and forwarded to Washington.
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Nmonert F F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
Hoffa
Joe Konowe
Convention Credentials Committee
Miami
Eden Roc
Teamsters
Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Plane Lands Safely After Propeller Trouble
HONOLULU reports a Pan American Clipper with propeller trouble landed safely Monday night after turning back from a 22 hour flight en route to San Francisco.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Faubus Accuses Troops of Dressing Room Trespass
Gov. Orval Faubus faces denials from White House Army and school officials after charging that male soldiers trespassed into girls dressing rooms at Central High School during integration. Troops remain outside classrooms while nine Negro students attend classes amid calm campus conditions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Central High School
White House
Faubus
Central High
Edwin A. Walker
James C. Hagerty
Walker
National
Orval E. Faubus
Scientist Suggests TV Camera Satellite Mission
Washington Navy researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory consider launching a satellite with a television camera to monitor the Soviet satellite. The plan reflects mixed feelings of pride at tracking the Sputnik and frustration at Moscow's lack of cooperation, as nine tracking stations in the Americas prepare to observe Vanguard’s ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
iPi
U. S
Naval Research Laboratory
Moscow
North
South America
Sputnik
Riots Continue in Warsaw Amid Street Clashes
For the fifth straight night street fighting broke out in Warsaw as antigovernment demonstrators dwindled from a mass student protest to a smaller crowd. About 100 riot police charged a crowd after a teenage gang set a wooden flower kiosk on fire outside the Palace of Culture, with around 40 arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Warsaw Palace of Culture
Local theater robbed during Ten Commandments screening
Missoula police hunted an armed suspect after a robbery at the Roxy Theater during a showing of The Ten Commandments. The gunman escaped with about $1000.
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Missoula, Mont
Missoula
Roxy Theater
Defense Calls Psychiatrist In Court Martial
In San Francisco the Henderson court martial resumes as Dr. Bernard L. Diamond testifies for the defense. The Navy sailor from Marin City is deemed legally sane but mentally ill and capable of deadly intent, planning to kill Ens. Arthur Morris aboard the USS Uvalde to show white supremacy. Henderson said he told others he planned to kill Morris, while the prosecution argues premeditation.
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San Francisco
Jimmie L. Henderson
Bernard L. Diamond
Diamond
Marin City
Calif
Henderson
Ens. Arthur Morris
Stow, Ohio
Four Women Robbery Foiled In Grand Rapids Street Incident
Police report four women were robbed on a Grand Rapids street within a short span. The suspect fled with a total of 2.51 dollars from the four victims, with varying amounts: 2.51, 0.70, 0.75 and 0.06.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Kidnap Charge Sought in Roswell Girl Murder Case
In Roswell New Mexico police say Joe Franco 24 already charged with kidnapping faces murder charges after the body of Sandra Jo Lucero 5 was found in a east Roswell dump. The victim died of a single stab wound with a screwdriver found nearby as authorities press a cross border probe into Mexico for Franco's capture.
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Roswell
N. M
Mexico
Here
Sandra Jo Lucero
Tommy Thompson
J. C. Jones
Joe Franco
Franco
Governors Seek Federal Aid for Canton to Charleston Route
Ohio Governor C William O Neill and West Virginia Governor Cecil H Underwood urged federal support for funding U S 21 linking Canton Ohio to Charleston West Virginia. They met with Bertram Tallamy Bureau of Roads director and other officials to press for the project.
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Washington
William O’neill
Ohio
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
U.S. 21
Canton
Charleston
W.va
O'Neill
Underwood
Bertram Tallamy
Bureau of Roads
Ohio Officials Scrutinize Bond Plan for 150 Million State Projects
Columbus officials meet to resolve delays in the governor's program for new state hospitals and prisons. The State Linking Fund Commission may require a court test on ballot validity before selling 30 million dollars of building bonds, part of a 150 million issue approved in 1955. If delayed, up to 10 million additional notes could be issued. The commission also weighs federal aid of 90 percent for Canton to Charleston road expansion connecting to Cleveland and other routes.
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Columbus
State
Linking Fund Commission
Linking Fund
Supreme Court
John Skipton
Commission
Messenger Receives Safety Certificate for Adopt-A-Project
The Athens Messenger earned a Certificate of Recognition for participating in Ohio’s Adopt A Project program for the Slow Down and Live Campaign. Sponsored by the National Association of State Safety Coordinators, the program runs from Decoration Day to Labor Day and honors past and ongoing support from The Messenger.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
National Association of State Safety Coordinators
The
Messenger
Youngstown man shot and robbed by hitchhiker identifies suspect photos
Donald Mc Phee a 34 year old Youngstown drug salesman shot and robbed by a hitchhiker Thursday has identified photographs of the late Clarence R Downdell as his alleged assailant.
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Dennison
Donald McPhee
Youngstown
Clarence R. Downdell
Khrushchev backs Soviet satellite and arms control proposal
Nikita Khrushchev said the Soviet government would accept international control of earth satellites and pilotless missiles as part of a peaceful coexistence pact with the United States. He argued for equal partnership and warned the West to recognize socialist states, while noting readiness to disband armies except for a police force.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
James Reston
Washington
New York Times
Khrushchev
Communist Party
United States
Reston
Middle East
Germany
Dulles
Turkey
Syria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
China
Water Use Is Problem Crusade Urged by Officials
Ohio conservation authorities warn water use is rising fast and will burden future generations. Bryce Bowling Brown ing of the Muskingum Conservancy District cites sixfold growth since 1900 and a projected doubling by 1980. He urges planners to acquire reservoir sites now while prices are reasonable.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bryce Browning
Muskingum Conservancy District
Woman Indicted On Fraud Charges in Franklin County
A 51 year old Columbus woman, Janie Williams Matthews, was indicted by a Franklin County grand jury on charges of fraudulent obtainment of 2847 in poor relief and aid to a dependent child. Police said welfare checks showed she had been married when receiving the money.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
Janie Williams Mathews
Shoo ting at Majer Trial Detailed by Cooper
The Messenger reports on Cooper describing the shooting incident at Majer trial as part of the ongoing coverage. The piece outlines key statements, sequence of events, and responses from involved parties, with emphasis on testimonies and courtroom procedure.
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City Water Council
Cooper
MAJER
Little Rockroblems
Council OK
Mantle
Red
Athens Giouster
Chauncey Logan
Gallipolis
Nelsonville Television
Russia claims Soviet intermediate range missile capability
The Navy credits Russia with possessing operational IRBMs able to threaten bases within 1500 miles of Soviet launch sites. Capt. H. L. Miller disclosed at a NSIA briefing that this public acknowledgment marks a first. U S. services are separately developing 1500 mile missiles still in testing.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
H. L. Miller
Office
Chief of Naval Operations
National Security Industrial Association
U. S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Board halts draft calls over feared misuse by president
Marion County draft board will not call up more men until it is assured they will not be used by a "misguided president" to enforce Supreme Court decisions or Federal Court orders.
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Buena Vista
Marion County Draft Board
Soviet hints second Moon mission on anniversary date
Moscow report in Trud hints Russia will launch a second satellite more perfected than the existing one on the Nov 40th anniversary of the Soviet regime. The dispatch adds that flights will soon be possible to the Moon Mars and Venus though no Moscow reports confirm the project for that date.
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Moscow
Russia
Trud
London
Moon
Mars
Venus
Satellite orbit updates fuel hopes for faster calculations
Reports of further sightings of the Soviet Sputnik satellite suggest U S scientists may speed up computing its exact orbit. Observations indicate the satellite circles Earth on schedule at roughly 18 000 mph while a conflicting speed estimate nears 15 500 mph.
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Washington
U. S
Globe
Outer
Space
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambrige
Mass
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Alaska
Australia
Two Ohio Patrol Captains Promoted To Major
Columbus report says two Ohio Highway Patrol captains were promoted to major in a reorganization of the patrol's general headquarters. Col Fred Moritz, patrol superintendent, announced Floyd C. Moon head of the investigation section and W. B. Vance in charge of procurement received the promotions.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Fred Moritz
Floyd C. Moon
W. B. Vance
Weather Brief for OHTO Tomorrow
Fair and cool tonight with a low of 42. Wednesday brings increasing cloudiness followed by showers at night. High near 76.
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OHTO
West Virginia
Atlanta
Bismarck
Chicago
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Oulsy Ile
Milwaukee
New Orleans
New York
Han Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Second Kaiser Strike Ends at Kaiser Aluminum Plant
About 290 members of Charleston Local 132, Operating Engineers Union, ended a six hour walkout at 4 p.m. on Monday at the Kaiser Aluminum Plant project. It was the second strike in three days tied to show up pay after two journeymen electricians were discharged. The 5000 man construction force saw no other stoppages. The electricians had left Friday and returned Monday morning after a dispute over show up pay was settled. A Kaiser spokesman announced the engineers had returned to work and a settlement was reached.
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Kaiser Aluminum
Charleston
Kaiser
Coroner Geer Suspended from Medical Practice
Dr. Joseph A. Geer former Fairfield County coroner was suspended from medical practice by the state medical board effective November 1. The action places Geer under definite suspension pending further proceedings.
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Columbus
Joseph A. Geer
Fairfield County
State Medical Board
Ion-Steam Principle Demonstrations Highlight Space Flight
The NACA Lewis Laboratory in Cleveland demonstrated an ion stream device inside a vacuum to spin a pin wheel, illustrating the ion-steam propulsion concept for future space ships. The arc tunnel tool simulated extreme heat and produced plasma jets up to 20 000 degrees, showing potential for thrust in outer space with electric or magnetic acceleration.
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Cleveland
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Outer Space
Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
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