Triple Execution Ends Sad Mother Love Tale
A tangled report covers the execution of Augustine Baldonado and accomplices for murder tied to Olga Duncan. The piece threads through Frank Duncan’s plea, his mother Ma Duncan’s death, and the wider context of capital punishment and legal appeals. It notes social security, life insurance, and wartime veterans benefits, with references to U Thant and the United Nations.
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AFL CIO Leader Plans War on Teamsters in Power Play
Washington AP report on AFL CIO president Beirme of the Communications Workers of America proposing a Teamsters organizing committee at the AFL-CIO meeting in Chicago. Beirme accuses Hoffa of raiding unions, notes Teamsters gains with 17,000 Western Electric installers and 2,000 in the South, and cites an open trial of 22 CWA installers defecting to the Teamsters. The August Teamster magazine touts an 80 percent response to organizing cards.
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Senate Spends More Time Than The House
Washington AP says through July 31 the Senate logged 709 hours eight minutes in session while the House had 447 hours 13 minutes. Despite the time gap the House passed 673 bills to the Senate's 671, with 196 public bills enacted, 407 originating in the House and 71 in the Senate.
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Bike Rider 87 Critiques Today’s Youth as Soft
Philadelphia AP report quotes Vito Taddei 87 who bikes an hour daily at dawn, saying he believes today’s youth are softer. The piece notes his routine and views on modern society, reflecting a curmudgeonly stance common to older generations in midweek column.
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