Hoffa Linked to Hoodlums in AFL CIO Report
The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices committee links Hoffa Beck and Brewster to a rogues gallery of hoodlums, warning the Teamsters may be expelled if Hoffa holds any office. The report criticizes teamster leadership and cites Senate Rackets committee disclosures as evidence of corruption.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
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Labor Federation
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Senate
H. ‘4 Grip
Afl-Cio Executive Council
New York
Detroit
Beck
Miami’ Beach
Fla
McClellan
D-Ark
Trade Association
Justice Department
Fiveman Ethical Practices Group
al Hayes
The
Machinists Union
Teamsters ‘Union
Brewster
Faubus faces Friday hearing as two motions loom
In Little Rock Gov. Faubus undergoes closed door consultations amid a fresh FBI report and a looming federal court hearing on integration. Two motions are expected: disqualification of Judge Davies and access to the FBI report. Fort Worth reports note the B-58 flight and industry praise by Gen. Irvine.
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Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Democratic Party
Arkansas
U.S
Ronald N. Davies
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Tom Harper
Fort Smith, Ark
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D-Ark
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Governor's
Arnold Sikes
Davies
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National Guard
FBI
Plans Proposed On Oldster Aged Conference in Bridgeport
About 300 attendees at the YMCA heard ideas to improve life for Bridgeport area seniors in health recreation housing income maintenance and community resources. Mayor candidates Cocco Tedesco and McLevy attended with rallying interest. Speaker Marcelle G. Levy described Syracuse senior housing with ramps wide doors and accessible design.
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Austin K. Wolf
Domenick Cocco
Samuel. Tedesco
McLevy
Bridgeport
National Council of Jewish Women
Community Council
Fairfield County
Marcelle G. Levy
Syracuse
N. Y
30 Neglected Cats Picked Up At Stratford Home
Connecticut Humane Society workers collected 27 live cats and three dead ones from the Stratford residence of Mr and Mrs Samuel Jourba 50 Mercer Road after Mrs Jourba was removed to Fairfield State Hospital. District agent William Kennedy said two helpers assisted in the roundup and traps were set for six more animals amid clutter and debris in the home and cellar. Health officials reported Mr Jourba slept in a bathtub with an electric blanket to stay warm as he could not reach bedrooms.
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Samuel Jourba
Mercer Road
Stratford
Jourba
Fairfield State Hospital
Chester E. Haberlin
William Kennedy
Westport
Weather Outlook and City Clean-Up Report
Bridgeport area forecast calls for generally unchanged weather with highs in the mid 70s and lows near 60. The Public Works department reports a waste removal operation at a residence, where 58 workers and 66 loaders handled rubbish from 48 households before abandoning the site due to health concerns. many cats were found neglected and to be destroyed.
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Public Works Department
Cyclist Injured in Pike Crash Near Norwalk Line
Darien reports a 20 year old motorcyclist injured when his cycle hit a large dump truck while joyriding on the unopened Connecticut turnpike near the Norwalk city line. Police say the rider, David Gehrhardt of 51 Strawberry Hill Avenue, will face trespass charges on the turnpike. The road has previously seen four fatalities before opening to traffic.
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Connecticut Turnpike
Norwalk
David Gehrhardt
Strawberry Hill Avenue
Quiz on Meat to Highlight Klein School Session
The Post TelegramCooking school at Klein Memorial emphasizes nutrition in its second session with hundreds of homemakers. Miss Florence Gattshall announced a meat quiz for today where audience members compete for a prize amid the Mealtime USA theme and regional cooking tastings.
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Florence Gattshall
Klein Memorial
Mary Underwood
Frances Onosko
Dorothy
Stratford High School
Nnosko
Esther's Storm Deluge Hits Three States
Tropical storm Esther weakened into squalls as it moved inland, threatening floods in three states. No major wind damage along the Louisiana coast but high tides and heavy rain caused three drownings and property losses in the thousands. The Weather Bureau forecast the deluge would reach east central Mississippi and Alabama by nightfall. Burns, about fifty miles southeast of New Orleans, reported...
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Esther
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Louisana
Mississippi
Alabama
Burns
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page Angelo Patri
A brief catalog page lists sections including classifieds comics crossword puzzle editorials fashions financial news obituaries radio and TV sports Sylvia Porter and other features with page numbers across the publication. It notes regular contributors and sections such as Constantine Brown Dr Bundesen Jacoby on Bridge and theater news.
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Braves Gain in Race with 8-2 Win Over Giants
Milwaukee tops New York 8-2 to extend NL lead to four games as Lew Burdette limits the Giants to four hits. Brooklyn downs St. Louis 6-1, while New York Yankees keep a large AL edge after a 4-3 victory over Detroit. Attendance surpasses 2 million for the fourth straight year in Milwaukee.
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Giants
Milwaukee
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New York
Impasse Holds Trisconmhen Target in Legislature
Hartford dispatch reports the Connecticut General Assembly's special session on farm tax and drought relief remains deadlocked among Republicans over two major bills. A caucus planned to decide on a personal tax exemption for farm equipment and livestock and state dairyman payments for hay, with modifications discussed to tighten the exemption period.
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General Assembly
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Fred Pope Jr
Fairfield
GOP
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Senate
U.S. Aid
U.S. Department of Agriculture
FCC Sets Trial for Pay‑As‑You‑See TV Service
The FCC announced a tentative decision to begin trial demonstrations of subscription television. It plans to accept applications from individual stations to launch the service on a three year trial basis possibly next year.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Snark long range missile flight reportedly lands in circle
Chicago Daily Tribune reports an Air Force Snark robot bomber flew from California to the Washington area and landed in a 10 yard circle. The dispatch says the 3,000 mile cross country flight was the first fully controlled long range missile run by the United States. The Snark can fly 5,000 miles to a target under precise guidance. Officials did not confirm the crossing or timing.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
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California
Washington, D.C
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Tribune
Washington
United States
Defense
Highway Probe Questioned by Two Fairfield Legislators
Hartford Sept 18 two Fairfield county lawmakers co chairmen of the Legislature Finance Committee clashed over a five man subcommittee. Donaldson says it will investigate the State Highway department Marsilius says there is no investigation. The panel was formed to study gasoline tax adequacy as part of tax review.
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Fairfield County
Finance Committee
John C. Donaldson
R-Wilson
House
Newman M. Marsilius
R-Trumbull
Senate
United States Plans Snark Guided Missiles by Year End
The Air Force announces its first Snark squadron with 5,000 mile range aimed at delivering a nuclear punch. The unit of 500 officers will join Strategic Air Command before year end, with operation base to be announced later. A Cape Canaveral test fired a missile, unofficially named Navajo, amid ongoing program debates. Donald A. Quarles visited Patrick Air Force Base as part of Defense Secretary Wilson’s decision process.
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Air Force
Russia
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Air Force Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Patrick Air Force Base
Wilson
Vaccine breakthrough fights common cold virus at Hopkins
Baltimore report says Johns Hopkins University scientist Dr Winston H Price developed a killed JH virus vaccine that prevented about 80 percent of colds in tests and about 30 percent in broader studies. Sun science writer Weldon Wallace notes vaccines for colds face multiple virus types and full report is pending.
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Baltimore Sun
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Johns Hopkins University
Sun
Weldon Wallace
Price
Chicago
American Medical Association
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