Split likely in Teamsters as AFL CIO issues cleanup order
The AFL CIO Executive Council issued a 30 day cleanup ultimatum to the Teamsters Union amid fears of a Hoffa presidential victory at the Miami Beach convention next week. The move signals a potential bitter rift within organized labor unseen in more than two decades.
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New York
John F. English
The
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
English
CIO
AFL
Bakery and Confectionary Workers International Union
United Textile Workers of America
Textile Workers Union of America
Probers Eye Payoffs Tied to Hoffa in Detroit Dish
Senate rackets investigators pursue a report of secret payments to Teamsters chief James R. Hoffa by Detroit restaurant owners. John Leyhan testified overheard talks alleging about 1500 dollars every six months, drawn from Guild operative Reading. denials followed from Ted Karsten and Garrett Reading.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
John Leyhan
Latin Quarter
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Leyhan
Hoffa
Sspeatians
Miami
Ted Karsten
Detroit Restaurant Guild
Kartsen
Garrett L Reading
Reading
Body found in Olentangy River near Delaware Ohio
The body of Betty Stratton, 50, of Kilbourne, was recovered from the Olentangy River near Delaware. Coroner's office rules drowning as the apparent cause of death.
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Delaware
Ohio
Betty Stratton
Kilbourne
Olentangy River
Weather Summary for OHTO and West Virginia
Partly cloudy and much cooler tonight with lows around 44 to 48 degrees. Exidey is partly cloudy and cool with a high near 74. West Virginia remains partly cloudy and cooler tonight, followed by a Friday of mostly cloudy and cooler conditions.
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Ohto
Exidey
West Virginia
Frantie Calls Spur Injured Woman's Aid
Cincinnati a mother Mil dren Stover 31, with 10 children, kept her 3 year old Jeffrey alive in four feet of water by squeezing his chest for 30 minutes after he fell into an 11 foot cistern. Neighbor Hazel Bates, 32, who had a broken back, alerted police and threw a rope after being roused by the frantic call.
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Cincinnati
Mildren Stover
Jeffrey
Hazel Bates
County Funds Short Shakeup Hits Williams County
Williams County Treasurer Garland A. Beck resigned after State Examiner David Butler reported a $4034 cash shortage found in a routine audit.
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Bryan
Ohio
Williams County
Garland A. Beck
David Butler
4500 Attend Exposition Highlights Paul Bunyan Event
The Paul Bunyan Forestry Exposition drew about 4500 visitors to the McArthur exhibit area. Exhibits featured oxen and modern logging gear from over 40 manufacturers. Gov. C William O'Neill welcomed guests and urged greater forestry understanding among timber growers users and the public.
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McArthur
William O’neill
O’neill
Ohio
Governor O'Neill
Paul Bunyan
Gilbert
Tiny) Reichert
The
House of David
Iraq Premier Jawdat Makes Damascus Peace Drive
Premier Ali Jawdat of Iraq arrived in Damascus from Beirut in a bid to ease Arab world rifts amid Saudi pressure to include Iraq in talks. King Saud urged Syria to invite Iraq to participate as Damascus hosts three days of high level discussions with President Shukri Kuwaily and other leaders.
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Syria
Ali Jawdat
Iraq
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Jawdat
Lebanon
Beirut
Istanbul
Mideast
United States
Shukri Kuwaily
Girl in Fair Condition After Matches Incident
Shirley Ann Buehl six, of Columbus, is listed in fair condition at Children's Hospital with burns on the body waist neck and chest. Her mother Mrs. Charles Reed says the dress caught fire as she prepared for school and Shirley Ann was either lighting the oven or playing with matches.
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Columbus
Shirley Ann Buehl
Children’s Hospital
Charles Reed
Shirley Ann
Atlas Missile Test Fails To Reach Flight Altitude
Air Force conducted a second Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test at Cape Canaveral. The missile rose to about a mile before faltering and bursting into flames, plunging into the sea as clouds covered the scene. The Defense Department confirmed the launch but offered few details.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Miami
Jacksonville
AIR Force
Air Crashes Kall 10 During NATO Tests
U S Navy spokesmen report ten fliers aboard four planes missing after two mid Atlantic collisions during NATO maneuvers between Iceland and Norway. Two bodies recovered. search by surface and air units from seven nations. Two pilots presumed killed in first F4D Sky Ray collision from USS Saratoga. second crash involved two S2F Sentinels from USS Essex.
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London
U. S. Navy
NATO
North Atlantic
Iceland
Norway
U. S
Saratoga
Essex
Paper Plant Worker Dies In Cauldron Accident
Cincinnati 22 year old Donald Brummitt fell into a pulp cauldron at Fox Paper Co in Lockland. Authorities say the 25 by 12 foot pit contained hot sludge and Brummitt was found dead after midnight once the sludge cooled. No witnesses were present according to police reports.
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Cincinnati
Donald Brummitt
Fox Paper Co
Lockland
Brummitt
Mercury the swift dealer in Messenger Classifieds
A quick sale example shows a 12 inch TV offered as GOOD Used for 12 dollars by Roy Shamel with phone contact 26334, illustrating Mercury like speed in bringing buyer and seller together through the classifieds.
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Mercury
Good
Roy Shamel
Sun Pictures From Balloon Flight At 81000 Feet
Solar photos taken from a balloon camera at 81 000 feet were being developed in a University of Minnesota laboratory. The lofty experiment aimed to yield the clearest sun images yet and the heavy camera was recovered by a large cargo parachute after a four hour drift from a suburban airport.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Laboratories
GI Denies Warning Shouts in Japan Shelling Case
Maebashi Japan William S. Girard denies under oath that he shouted Get out at shell collectors on a U S firing range last January 30. Prosecution witnesses testified he shouted Get out or Get out of here as Mrs Naka Sakai was killed. Girard’s defense aims to show he was scaring away collectors, not luring them.
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Maebashi
Japan
William S. Girard
U. S
Girard
Ottawa
Ill
Yuzo Kawachi
Girard Told the Truth As He Knows It,’ Maj
Stanley Levin
Army
Itsuro Hayashi
Two Workers Injured In Strikers Skirmish
Sidney Ohio reports two workers injured and three arrested after a brief picket line clash at a Stolle Corp plant. Stolle, maker of refrigerator motors, had been struck about a week earlier by around 1000 Local 14109 United Mine Workers in a wage dispute.
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Sidney
Ohio
Stolle Corp
United Mine Workers
Yale Freshman Injured After Fall From Dorm Ledge
An 18-year-old Yale University freshman from Columbus Ohio is hospitalized after falling from a fourth floor dormitory ledge in New Haven Connecticut. The incident left him with unspecified injuries and authorities are investigating the circumstances.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower Sets Little Rock Troop Talks With Southern Governors
President Eisenhower plans a Washington conference with five Southern governors to discuss withdrawal of federal troops enforcing school integration at Little Rock. The White House said the session aims to seek a constructive solution while not promising troop removal until mob violence risk subsides. The governors include Collins, Clement, Griffin, Hodges, and McKeldin.
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R.I
Eisenhower
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
James C. Hagerty
White House
Leroy Collins
Florida
WO Piceascu Vulmigwl
Southern Governors Conference
Hagerty
Southern Governors’ Conference
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Typhoon Rips Okinawa Base
Typhoon Faye with 146 mile per hour winds struck the US base near Naha Okinawa causing 11 deaths and 17 serious injuries 111 missing and 2200 homes destroyed while damage to U S air bases was extensive and Marine aircraft were largely destroyed on the ground.
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Naha
Okinawa
Red China
Okinawa Star
U. S
Kaden
Marine Air Wings
Naha Air Base
U. S. Air Force
New State Appointment in Mental Hygiene Division
Dr. Robert C. Anderson, 51, of Topeka Kansas, named assistant commissioner in the State Division of Mental Hygiene. He will start November 1 and oversee work with mental hospitals. No salary announced.
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Columbus
Robert C. Anderson
Topeka
Kan
State Division of Mental Hygiene
Anderson
Synod Elects President in Midwest Province
Springfield Illinois The Rt Rev Nelson M Burroughs bishop of Ohio was elected president of the Midwest Province of the Protestant Episcopal Church on Wednesday.
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SYNOD
Springfield
Ill
Nelson M. Burroughs
Ohio
Midwest
Protestant Episcopal Church
McArthur Exposition Featured In This Week's Messenger
Story and photos of the McArthur Exposition appear this week in The Messenger Athens. The issue highlights events and displays from the fair with accompanying photography and captions.
Troops Escort Nine Negro Students to Central High
In Little Rock Arkansas U S Army troops formed a protective line as nine Negro students entered Central High School under escort. An Army station wagon transported six girls and three boys to the front entrance with two soldiers behind them. The scene was quiet with no crowd or trouble. One white girl said her mother forced her to return to classes. A school spokesman said some students risk falling behind if they stay away.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S. Army
Central High School
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
United States
Arkansas National Guardsmen
W .A. Drake
Striking Ohio Bell Workers Criticize International Union
Ohio Bell and Western Electric contract talks stall as 18 500 CWA locals condemn the international union for settling with Western Electric amid a strike. Ohio Bell aims to extend the walkout indefinitely while negotiations remain deadlocked.
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Cleveland
Communications Workers
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
International Union
Ohio
Western Electric
CWA
Ohio Bell
New Trial Planned In Tavern Shooting
Attorneys for Elmer Tilton of Columbus say they will request a new trial after Tilton, 66, was convicted in Franklin County Criminal Court of second degree murder in the April 14 shooting of tavern owner John T. Paul. Tilton said Paul cursed him and told him to get off the sidewalk before the shooting.
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Columbus
Elmer Tilton
Tilton
Franklin County
John T. Paul
Paul
Ohio PTA membership rises in 1956 57
Ohio membership in the National Congress of Parents and Teachers increases 6 percent from 657,829 in 1955 56 to 698,530 for 1956 57, the organization reports.
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Ohio
Chicago
Ill
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Faubus Address To Be Televised Nationally Tonight
The American Broadcasting Company announced exclusive national telecast of Gov. Orval E Faubus speaking on the Little Rock integration crisis. The address is set for 9 p m EST on TV and 9 05 p m EST on radio.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
Albrecht Ouits Director Post
Dr C Earl Albrecht acting director of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction resigns under pressure. Gov William ONeill appointed the department's new director Dr Robert A Haines who then names Robert K Dean as assistant director. Dean was administrative assistant superintendent at Longview State Hospital Cincinnati for 15 months.
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Columbus
C. Earl Albrecht
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
William O'Neill
Robert A. Haines
Robert K. Dean
Dean
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
151 Workers Laid Off at Columbus Depot
An Army spokesman announced that 151 civilian workers at the Columbus General Depot will be laid off November 9 due to funding shortages and curtailment of the inventory program.
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Columbus
Columbus General Depot
Army
Man Admits Sending Booby Trap Bomb at Ball State
David Wayne Carter, 20, New Castle, Ind., admitted wiring a shotgun breech device and sending it to Ruth Ann Perry, 18, after she declined his date. The package exploded at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie injuring three coeds, with one woman losing finger tips and injuries to arms neck and shoulders. All victims from Anderson, Ind. Carter denied intent to harm others, cited Perry’s rejection as motive. He worked as a night attendant at Indiana Epileptic Village in New Castle.
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Indianapolis
Ball State Teachers College
Robert Dillon
David Wayne Carter
New Castle
Ind
Ruth Ann Petry
Muncie
Miss Petry
Linda Helverson
Mel Reynolds
Anderson
Carter
Piery
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