Little Rock Orders Arrest Of All NAACP Officers
Little Rock moves to arrest NAACP officers after a new city ordinance requires groups to disclose confidential files. Only two officers were known to authorities. Mrs. L. C. Bates was in New York and Rev. J. C. Crenchaw led local efforts. The NAACP sought a federal restraining order with a hearing set for Nov. 4.
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Little Rock
Ark
National Assn
Lee H. Evans
Eevn
NAACP
Deadlin
L. C. Bates
New York
J. C. Crenchaw
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
The
Woodrow Wilson Mann
U. S. District Court
League of Central High Mothers
Freedom Fund For
Capital Citizens Council
Mann
Stout Seeks New Trial After Mail Fraud Conviction
Ottumwa report says Howard Stout 52 of Oskaloosa remains free on a 5000 bond as his lawyers plan a motion for a new trial after a federal jury found him guilty on all 12 counts of mail fraud. Judge Hicklin delaying sentencing while defense moves forward. co defendant Eldon Viers 44 Marshalltown to begin a 30 month term.
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Ottumwa
Howard Stout
Oskaloosa
Thursdey
E. R. Hicklin
Stout
Des Moines
Noted Stop Leads to Coat Theft Charge in Chicago
Charles Mueller stopped a car for a minor violation and detained a passenger for stealing a sports coat from his parked car a year earlier. James Davis, 32, admitted stealing the coat. The driver, 21 year old Billy Roberts, faced a charge for a missing light near his license plate.
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Chilago No
Charles Mueller
Mueller
James Davis
Billy Roberts
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures
Mostly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday night and Saturday. Notable rain in the extreme northwest. Cooler air moves in Saturday with highs near 40 in the northwest and 50s elsewhere. Friday night low around the mid 40s. Sunday expects continued cloudiness and cool with likely scattered rain in the northeast.
Turmoil Over Knight Senate Bid Roils California Campaign
Fresh reports from San Francisco and Los Angeles claim Governor Goodwin Knight plans to run for the U S Senate next year, potentially yielding the GOP governorship to Sen. William F. Knowland and triggering a bitter June primary. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown denounces the move as a cynical plot, while Knight has not confirmed and is on a doctor-ordered rest.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Knight
Senate
Tom Bright
Brown
White House
Knowland
Atlantic Halloween Prank Targets 15-Year-Old Girl
Atlantic police report a severe prank on Karen Beekman 15 tied with toweling and smeared with manure then abandoned in a field near Henry Williams farm. Other incidents include tires left on streets garbage cans tossed along Birch street and a road fire southwest of Henry Buggs farm.
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Atlantic
Karen Beekman
Kenneth Beekman
East Tenth Street
Carol Willenburg
Sharon Rasmussen
Linda Breneman
Mary Molgaard
Marla Sayre
Jody Giegerich
Mike Pierce
Miss Beekman
Henry Williams
Henry Buggs
Geats
Scheel Yard
Highway 83
Hoegh
Tenth
Hickory
Ninth and
Chestnut
Anita
Lewie
Main
Lewis
Massena
Teamsters Defy AFL-CIO Mandate and Plans for Convention
Washington The Teamsters Union will appeal AFL-CIO corruption charges to the federation convention in Atlantic City opening December 5. Retiring president Dave Beck noted optimism only if the appeal prevents removal of the union from the federation amid misconduct accusations involving Beck Hoffa and others.
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Washington
Teamsters
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
Dave Beck
Beck
Afl-Cio Council
Teams
James Hoffa
Senate
Hofa
First Baptist Church Receives City Church Citation
The First Baptist Church of Council Bluffs Iowa earned an effective city church citation at the urban convocation of American Baptists. Twelve citations were given in three classes with Council Bluffs cited in downtown prestige churches without definable parishes.
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Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Council Bluffs
Iowa
American Baptists
Owan Dies Phoenix Ariz Dr Eastburn 68
Dr Lacy A Eastburn 68 president of the Arizona State College at Flagstaff and a native of South English Iowa died in a Phoenix hospital Thursday
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Owan
Phoenix
Ariz
Lacy A. Eastburn
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
South English
Iowa
Probers Quiz Advisor To Ike Beck Teamsters Case
Merlyn Pitzele former labor adviser to President Eisenhower testified he earned 5600 yearly from 1953 to 1955 as adviser to Dave Beck head of the Teamsters. He said payments came from Labor Relations Associates of Chicago led by Nathan Shefferman, a figure tied to investigations of union misconduct. Pitzele, now a Business Week labor editor, claimed he left Beck after three years, criticizing Beck and the union while Hoffa succeeded Beck amid probes into improper activities and misuse of union funds.
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Washington
Merlyn Pitzele
Eisenhower
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Senate
Labor Relations Associates of
Chicago
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
Robert F. Kennedy
Pitzele
Business Week
Beck
The
Teamsters
Daniel Tobin
Isbor
New York
James R. Hoffa
Senate Committee
Afl-Cio
No Union Buster Accuses Gang Extortion Over Strike
George Mennen vice president of a Morris town New Jersey soap company testifies to Senate racket probes about New York gangsters allegedly demanding 15000 dollars from his firm to end a 195 strike. He is cousin of Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams.
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George Mennen
Soap Company
Morristown
N. J
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Senate
New York
International Soundphote
Expert Says It Will Take Months To Catch Up With Red Challenge
H. Trytten of the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council warned at a conference that the United States faces a prolonged effort to rebuild scientific training and manpower. He cited Russia's Sputnik launch and claims of a hydrogen warhead and said shortages of high level researchers will worsen for years.
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Chicago
H. Trytten
Russia
Trytten
National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Washington
Argus Clow 83 Dies After Long Illness
Argus Clow 83 longtime Atlantic resident died at 5 30 this morning at the Dennis nursing home after years of poor health and a five year bed. He was born in Mifflin Wisconsin April 18 1875 and married Nona Wood in Atlantic May 5 1885. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday at 3 PM at Roland funeral home with Rev Ray Nixon officiating. Interment in Atlantic cemetery.
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Argus Clow
Atlantic
Dennis
Mr. Clow
Mifflin
Wis
Nona Wood
South Dakota
Cyclists arrest endangering planes at Hillsgrove runway
Two 18 year old motorcyclists Thomas J. Kilday and Robert H. Katt were arrested after riding a motorcycle the length of the Hillsgrove Airport runway while planes were in the landing pattern. Albert R Tavani, state aeronautics administrator, filed charges for endangering life and property.
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Warwick
K.I
Thomas J. Kilday
Robert H. Katt
Hillsgrove
Albert R.tavani
Zhukov Loss Sparks Claims of One Man Rule in Soviet Forces
Soviet navy and army papers denounce attempts to centralize power away from Communist Party control. Reports circulate that Marshal Georgi Zhukov faced removal from top posts and possible party expulsion, amid rumors of resistance to party dominance and Khrushchev rivalry.
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Moscow
GeThe Soviet Navy
Georgi K. Zhukov
Marshal Zhukov
Russia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zhukov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Presidium
Politburo
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Fleet
Red Star
Defense Ministry
Modion YY
Malinovoky
Fruit Vendor Denies Threat With Gun
Detroit story says a year old boy, Charles Hyder, alleged that fruit stand operator John Calamarus, 69, pointed a .38 pistol at him during Halloween. Calamarus denies the threat, claiming the child and others demanded more candy. no charges were filed.
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Charles Hyder
John Calamarus
Charles
Calamarus
Charlie
Charles Hyder Sr
Calama
Syria and United Nations Near Pause in Middle East Row
In Pearl Harbor naval briefings Adm Burke and Adm Stump warn subversion risks in Asia while Indonesia is eyed by Communists. At United Nations Syria agrees not to press action, allowing a vote-free pause on the Middle East dispute as Hammarskjöld mediation looms.
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Syria
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Asia
Pacific
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Felix Stump
Pacific Ocean Area
Stump
Nate Burke
Western Pacific
Southeast Asia
Burke
United States
Indonesia
United Nations
N.Y. Wy
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
Ae Dag Hammarekjold
Hans Engen
Norway
Galah Bitar
Leslie Monro
New Zealand
Assembly
Engen
Hammskjold
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Selim Sarper
Community Chest Total Near Nine Organizations
Atlantic community drive totals $9 816 with $0 816 11 reported by chairman Richard G Knudsen. Lions and Rotary canvassing may raise more as volunteers seek uncontacted households while aiming for a $14 900 goal. Knudsen cites business donations down and residential giving likely below prior years. Extinguisher stolen from Jerry Lewers car and two bicycle saddle bags taken from Peter Wieck horst’s home.
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Atlantic
Richard G. Knudsen
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Knudsen
Community Chest Board
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Atlantic Junior Federated Woman's Club
Jerry Lewers
Peter Wieckhorst
West Thirteenth
Shortage reported in Cherokee County treasurer accounts
The state auditor's office told Atty. Gen. Norman Erbe that Anton Dahlgren, former Cherokee County treasurer, had a $19,140 shortage across 1954 to 1956. The audit, tied to Dahlgren's $10,000 bond, fed into actions leading to resignation, July embezzlement indictment, and county attorney review.
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Des Moines
Stateomditor
Atty
Norman Erbe
Anton Dahlgren
Cherokee County
Erbe
James McDonald
Cherokee
Dahlgren
Appointment of William A. Trentz as Parole Agent
William A. Trentz a retired 24 year veteran of the Dubuque Police Department and former senior captain is appointed by the Iowa Parole Board as a state parole agent. The board authorized by the 1957 Legislature increases staff from seven to eight and Trentz will work temporarily with three other agents in eastern Iowa before receiving a permanent territory.
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Des Moines
William A. Trentz
Dubuque
Youth Killed in Motorcycle Crash Near Lake View
W Raymond Fischer aged 17 died Thursday night when his motorcycle lost control on a street near Lake View and struck several trees. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Garrett Fischer who reside about five miles south of Lake View.
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Lake View
Raymond Fischer
Garrett Fischer
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