Hoffa Acquitted of Wiretap Charges
James R. Hoffa and two codefendants were acquitted of conspiring to wiretap the Detroit Teamsters HQ in 1953. The verdict followed seven hours of jury deliberation. Hoffa denied involvement while witnesses linked him to the operation. He remains indicted on five perjury counts.
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New York
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
U.S. Senate
Teamsters Union
LaGuardia Field
Seattle
Pacifist Sailboat Golden Rule For Sale In Los Angeles
The Committee for Nonviolent Action Against Nuclear Weapons says the 30-foot ketch Golden Rule is for sale at 16800 dollars f o b Honolulu. Five crewmen who sailed to protest nuclear testing are jailed in Honolulu for defying a court order. The Coast Guard recovered them. The USSR population is about 193 million.
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Los Angeles
Committee For Nonviolent Action Against
Honolulu
Pacific
Coast Guard
Minnesota Guard Faces 800-Man Cut and 30 Units Shaved
ST. PAUL AP Plans to trim the Army National Guard by about 800 personnel and eliminate roughly 30 units, as Pentagon proposals reduce the guard from 400000 to 360000. General Nelson says the move clashes with Soviet reserve capabilities and weakens the nation’s first line of defense. He notes Soviet annual output of fully trained reservists and urges preserving active and reserve components.
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Nelson
Defense Department
National Guard
Senate approves tighter bill for sharing atomic secrets
The Senate passed a measure to broaden sharing of U S military atomic secrets with allies but added two restrictions. President may transfer non nuclear parts only to Great Britain and the broad data sharing clause was narrowed. Conference with the House will follow.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
House
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Great Britain
John O. Pastore
D-Ri
Congress
Hollings Faces Russell In South Carolina Governor Runoff
In Columbia South Carolina Lt. Gov. Ernest Hollings and Donald Russell vie for the Democratic nomination for governor after a three candidate first primary. Hollings led with 158000 votes and Russell trailed by about 26000, while Mayor William Johnston had withdrawn from the race.
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Ernest F. Hollings
Donald Russell
University of South Carolina
Hollings
Charleston
Russell
Spartanburg
James F. Byrnes
William C. Johnston
Anderson
Licenses Revoked for Drunken Driving in Five Months
The Minnesota Highway Department reports 4 081 drunken driving license revocations through May 31, 85 percent of all losses. Speeding, driving without a license, disobeying restricted permits, and hit and run also caused many forfeitures. A new Twin City traffic survey will interview 20 000 homes and 100 000 motorists across 900 square miles to aid long range arterial planning.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Highway Department
Twin City
Hennepin
Ramsey
Washington
Anoka
Carver
Dakota
Job Picture Brightens for College Grads
Minneapolis AP reports 64 of 110 Northwestern National Life surveyed schools show stronger job prospects for graduates. Officials say 90 percent of science, engineering and business grads secured jobs by or before commencement, reversing earlier fears of a jobless market. Government missile and technical contracts boosted employer demand.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Red Lake road contract awarded for 2.8 miles
Herbert Holthusen of Grygla Minnesota won a 40905 dollar contract to improve 2.8 miles of road on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. The project is part of a 22 mile effort linking Minnesota Highway 1 with Ponemah on the reservation's north shore.
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Washington
Herbert Holthusen
Grygla
Minn
Red Lake Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Ponemah
Lower Lake
Soviets Open Door to Seismograph Use in Nuclear Tests Detect
Washington officials report Russia offered to use its 70 seismograph stations in an international program to detect secret nuclear tests. Western teams at Geneva focus on technical methods to detect underground and high altitude tests while avoiding political questions.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U. S
Red China
Classified Ads Digest Constipation Solution Ad
An ad blurb promotes a constipation relief product claiming to ease digestion and restore regularity. It emphasizes quick, noticeable relief and targets readers seeking a simple at home remedy. A price or contact detail is not shown in the readable fragment.
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