Teamsters Shuffle Upends Hoffa Cleanup Efforts
Washington AP report details a federal reshuffle of Teamsters Union Board members including Terence F. McShane and William Bufalino. Monitors seek Hoffa removal while O Donoghue weighs quitting amid ongoing court actions.
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Washington
Terence F. McShane
McShane
FBI
Lawrence T. Smith
New York
William E. Bufalino
Detroit Teamsters
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Martin I. O'Donoghue
Monitor
O’donoghue
New England
New Bedford
Mass
Seraphine Jason
Edward Quirk
Providence
R.I
Providence on the Highway Says It Keeps People Safe
A humorous note notes that belief in Providence protects drivers on the road, suggesting fate and luck aid safe passage more than skill alone. The comic line adds a wry moral about chance and faith influencing traffic outcomes.
Change Is Predicted In Auto Driving Training
Worcester Mass AP safety engineer Arthur S Johnson of the American Liability Insurance Co predicts that soon only formally trained drivers will be on highways. Speaking at the Driver Education Teachers Assn of Massachusetts meeting at Worcester Polytechnic Institute he says willful and unknowing drivers will be deprived of driving privileges as modern traffic demands grow.
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Worcester, Mass
Driver Education Teachers’ Assn. of
Massachusetts
Worcester Polytech Institute
Arthur S. Johnnson
Insident Engineering
Americanal Liability Insurance Co
Soviets Postpone Air Chief Visit Over Spy Plane Incident
The Soviet Union delayed a planned visit by air force chief Chief Marshal K A Vershinin after the U S spy plane incident. The move raises questions about President Eisenhower’s proposed June goodwill trip to the Soviet Union. Diplomatic officials say Khrushchev may have postponed for domestic reasons, not necessarily to affect the U S visit.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
United States
Air Force
K. A. Vershinin
U.S
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Old Orchard Postmaster A deaths by own action
Robert H. Morse Old Orchard Beach postmaster died by his own action this morning in his automobile on the Ross roads at the Beach State Police found the body shortly after noon the exhaust hose attached and the car running Dr Leopold Viger medical examiner called to the scene Morse 39 a World War II veteran active in veterans groups at the Beach was married to Jacqueline Foley and leaves three children His mother Mrs Ethel Morse of Union Avenue Old Orchard Beach no motive or other death by own action notes had been found at press time postmaster's despondency was not evident
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Robert H. Morse
Old Orchard Beach
Ross Roads
Morse
Leopold Viger
Marcel Vifer
Bataan
Corregidor
Jacqueline Foley
Ethel Morse
Union Avenue
Rally of Cuban Students Obscures U S Embassy Threats
In Havana a five hour anti American rally at Havana University drew more than 15 000 students workers and militiamen. Speakers denounced Yankee imperialism and alleged direct U S aggression as the embassy notes were cited as proof. The day ended with the killing of American pilot Matthews Edward Duke 45.
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Havana
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Havana University
United States
Cuba
anti-Americanism. Maj. Rolando Cabelas, Head of the Cata
Republic
Angel Quevedo
Latin America
Matthews Edward Duke
Biddeford Couple Sew 90th Apron For Hospital Aid
A Biddeford couple aged 72 and 69 dedicate hours to sewing aprons for Notre Dame hospital Thrift Shop St Andre home and hospital. They reuse old garments and materials to craft varied apron styles while supporting hospital week goals and unit treasuries.
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Bellavance
Pool Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
St. Andre Home
Emeline Bellavance
Eva Girard
Alphonse Bellavance
Notre Dame_ hospital
St. Andre Home and Hospital
Truman backs Symington for Democratic nomination
Former President Harry S. Truman endorsed Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri for the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling strong party support. The Chicago endorsement positions Symington as a leading contender in the race.
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Truman
Symington
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lightning Ignites Kennebunk Water Tower and Shoe Factory
A lightning bolt struck the 125 foot water tower in Kennebunk around 1:30 AM causing extensive exterior fire and damaging the Kesslen Shoe Company building. The blaze spread via wires and pipes to the shop, triggering the plant’s sprinkler system. the caretaker reported telephone lines were knocked out and firefighters confined damage to the tower exterior and shop exterior with interior water damage.
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We Kennebunk
Kessld Shoe Company
Kesslen Shoe Shop
Fla
Kennebunk
Fir
S Shop
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