Loveless Fund Got Union Cash
The Loveless-for-Governor committee received 17500 from Teamsters sources in fall 1956. Jake More and Mary Jane Freeman testified to the Iowa legislative committee that funds were not all used for Loveless and he did not know about receipts or disbursements. Freeman said one 5000 check came from James Hoffa and the other 12500 from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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Des Moines
Teamsters Union
Jake More
More
Mary Jane Freeman
Iowa
Spike” Evans
Arnolds Park
U. S
Miss Freeman
Moretary
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Central Conference of Teamsters
St.Louis
International Brotherhood
Washington
Loveless
Margaret Vernon
Roland Reko
Negro Pupils Get Norfolk Green Light
Norfolk Virginia school board agrees to enroll 17 Negro students in white schools under a federal court order despite Massive Resistance rules. 17 previously rejected pupils were reconsidered. 134 others were not enrolled. The board seeks court delay until September 1959 and protection against state action.
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Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
Virginia
Netro
Board
W. B.C. Cocke
U.S. District
Walter Hoffman
Cocke
State Supreme Court
Red Shelling Pummels Tiny Tan Islands
Communist artillery pounded the Tan islands at a record 7 120 shells in a single session while Quemoy faced lighter fire. Nationalists report Ta Tan and Ehrtan hit at over 50 shells per acre in one hour, the heaviest burst in four decades, fueling speculation of a wider push to seize the lightly defended outcrops near Amoy.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tan Islands
Quemoy
Ta' Tan
Acre
Amoy
New York Names Dr John Theobald School Superintendent
Dr John Theobald becomes New York City school superintendent and pledges to promote integration along sound educational lines under a policy aimed at improving overall student achievement.
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NEW York
John Theobald
Daisy Delays Ike's Takeoff
President Eisenhower's departure for Newport Rhode Island was delayed six hours by Hurricane Daisy warnings. Weather officials expected winds to ease, allowing the president to fly later Friday.
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Daisy
Ike
Washington
iHurricane
Daisy Friday
President Eisenhower
Newport
Weather Bureau
President Eisenhower Signs Social Security Bill
President Eisenhower signed a social security bill that boosts benefits and taxes. He warned a provision expanding federal financing of public assistance could weaken state and local responsibility to tailor aid and run programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atlas Journeys Right to Target
Cape Canaveral AP Atlas ICBM powerful one stage rocket blasted 2100 miles into space after a beautiful liftoff Thursday night and hit on target. The second straight success with a fully powered Atlas marked a major stride toward the Air Force goal of an operational ICBM within two years.
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Cape Canaveral
U. S
Air Force
Eisenhower Signs Foreign Aid Bill Worth 3.30 Billion
President Eisenhower Friday signed a bill arming him with 3298092500 dollars in new military and economic assistance for friendly nations. The sum falls 652 million dollars short of his requested 3950092500.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U S Moon Monitor Could Track World, Says Congressman
Rep Fulton reports a new U S system using the moon as a mirror satellite to observe events across the globe. He says it detects ionization from explosions or launches, sees behind the Iron Curtain, and could operate soon with moon based sensing.
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Fulton
R-Pa
International Astronautical Federation
Fullon
U. S
Red Carpet Treatment from Reds
Moscow report by Lou Breuer describes a 4-2 soccer win by a Moscow team before about 75 000 fans in a 80 000 seat arena. He notes rain, reserved seats, subway crowds, and associating VIP treatment with American dignitaries.
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University of Michigan
Moscow
Ike Signs Criticizes Pension Fund Bill
The day signed but criticized legislation requiring administrators of employee welfare and pension funds to disclose how they handle the money. He said that, if the law is to be effective, it will require extensive amendment for the next session of Congress. The bill establishes a precedent of federal responsibility but does little else, he said.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Safe Landing Of Pair Told By Russians
Moscow Radio reported two dogs were landed safely from a Soviet one stage rocket that reached 28 miles. The hermetically sealed cabin carried 3,725 pounds including equipment as part of International Geophysical Year upper atmosphere studies. The dogs were in good shape after the recovery.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Moscow
Faubus Uses Session Tactics to Delay Integration Fight
Gov. Faubus keeps Arkansas legislature on call until Jan 10 by extending the special session to delay actions against integration. He plans to sign measures only as needed, buying time before a federal court ruling and a Sept 1 hearing on Little Rock's desegregation.
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Little Rock
Faubus
Arkansas
Supreme Court
NEW York
National Broadcasting Company
Herbert Stempel
Charles van Doren
Frank Hogan
Stempel
Jack Barry
Dan Enright
Washington
Es Stempel
Little Rock School Integra
Hung
Pious
Court Delay By Fred Hoffman and NBC Accusations
The NBC charge was labeled utterly baseless as investigators found no evidence. The Arkansas high court, meeting in private, delayed ruling on a 2 4 year pause in resuming school integration amid a NAACP petition challenging Lemley’s order and a pending circuit stay.
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NBC
Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Edward Kletter
Jack Barry
Central Dan Enright
Central-high
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. District
Harry Lemley
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Lemley
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