Bakers Face AFL-CIO Expulsion Over UnionCorruption
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to expel the Bakery Workers union unless cleanup moves are completed by noon Thursday. James G. Cross refuses to resign and plans to run again March 3-5 in Cincinnati as Meany shifts toward chartering a new Bakery union within the federation.
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Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
James G. Cross
Cross
Cincinnati
George Meany
Executive Council
Meany
Bakery Union Council
Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Association
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
MBA
TWU
Transit Authority
TWA
Detective Arrests Forger While Hospitalized in Pittsburgh
Detective George Weidl, recovering in a Pittsburgh hospital, spotted suspect William Swindell 28 of Etna, Pa, attempting a fraudulent check. Weidl sprang from bed and arrested Swindell, who had been eluding him for months.
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Pittsburgh
George Weidl
Weidl
William Swindell
Etna
Indiana bans amateur rocket firing statewide
Indiana State Fire Marshal Jay Foster banned all amateur rocket firing after citing potential accidental explosions. He referenced a Texas teacher's death in a rocket blast and did not single out the Vanguard incident.
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Indianapolis
Jay Foster
Indiana
Regulus II Missile Demonstrated By Navy At Edwards
The navy showcased the Regulus II hypersonic guided missile at Edwards Air Force Base California in a semi public test. The 57 foot weapon flew about 30 minutes reached over 1000 miles range and landed on retractable gear after jet chase. The test stressed shipboard conditions and verified final testing program status.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Navy
Desert
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Patrick Air Force Base
Pembroke Coeds Subdue Prowler in Dormitory
Providence report says Pembroke College coeds cornered a prowler in Paula Hersey’s dorm room. Albert Messier, 29, of Lawrenceville Illinois, was found spread-eagled on the floor with two black eyes as five nightgown clad students restrained him until police arrival.
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Providence
INS
Pembroke College
Albert Messier
Paula Hersey
Lawrenceville
Messier
Paula
Sandra ‘Newman
Needham
Mass
Garberson to Retire as City Attorney in January
City Attorney C. W. Garberson announced plans to retire January 1, ending his fourth two year term. He will join the firm Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll to devote full time to practice. The council must fill the vacancy by appointment before terms start next month. Mayor Jim Meaghan expects a new attorney to be named late this month. Garberson, 46, has served since March 1950 after succeeding Don Hines.
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Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Garberson
Jim Meaghan
Erbe Rules Game Warden May Enter Private Property
Iowa Attorney General Norman Erbe said a conservation officer probably can enter private property to enforce fish and game laws, though the ruling is under study. The issue arose after Officer Robert Daubendick of Decorah posted bond on trespassing and assault charges for stopping a boy on private land without a license. He reported a deer sighting before chasing the hunter, who later faced a $25 fine for deer hunting without a license. a large Winneshiek County deer herd was noted by Sheriff Robert Hitesman.
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Des Moines
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Robert Daubendick
Decorah
Justice Court
Daubendick
John Carolan
Court of Justice of the Peace
Clifford Shrubbe
Carolan
Winneshiek County
the Conservation Commission
Iowa Supreme Court
Conservation Commission
Bond
Howard
Winneshiek
Benton County
Court of Justice
Harry Hansen
Donald McCally
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert Hitesman
Guilt Complex From Atomic Raid Blamed In Burglaries
Claude Eatherly, 39, who helped drop the first atomic bomb, faces burglary charges in Texas with a reliance on insanity. A psychiatrist testified he has a guilt complex linked to the Hiroshima raid, while witnesses noted Eatherly and accomplices broke into View and Avoca post offices on April 30, 1956 to obtain money order blanks and stamps.
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Abilene, Texas
Claude Eatherly
Eatherly
Japan
Air Force
van Alstyne
Texas
Hiroshima
Mantooth
Alvin Crews
View
Avoca
Federal Prison System Medical Center
Springfield
Crews
Robert McElroy
Veterans Administration Hospital
Waco
McElroy
Cold Wave Grips Cedar Rapids as North Wind Howls
A sharp cold wave hits Eastern Iowa with 21 degrees at 2 30 PM in Cedar Rapids and strong north winds 25 to 43 mph. Dust from plowed fields, snow flurries, and power lines down test utility crews as forecasters warn of subzero to near zero lows across northern Iowa and slightly warmer readings in the south.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Iowa
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Weather Bureau
Dice Game Hold Up Ends in Slaying at Fairview
In Fairview Kansas a stickup man hijacked 1700 dollars from a neighborhood dice game Monday night and killed 70 year old John Mackey. Deputy Kenneth Karnes said the gunman ordered players to line up against a wall before Mackey stumbled and was shot.
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Fairview
Kan
Kenneth Karnes
John Mackey
Karnes
Mackey
Perjury Bid Tied to Slugging Incident in Nashville
Keith Draper testified that Perry Canaday, a Teamsters Local 327 agent, slugged him in a cafe washroom on Sept 22 and later urged perjury before a grand jury. Draper, who swore out a warrant then withdrew it after threats, said he later testified truthfully. Keeling described a year of union harassment against Avis Motors workers in Nashville including syrup in engines and stolen tools.
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Washington
Senate
Nashville Teamsters
Keith Draper
American Bread Company
Nashville
Perry Canaday
Teamsters Local 327
Draper
Shelton Keeling
Teamsters
Keeling
Chattanooga
Union
Canaday
Joe Doe
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
McClellan
D-Ark
Teamster
Avis Motors
Avis
President Eisenhower Set for Paris NATO Trip Verdict
Six doctors cleared Eisenhower after a minor stroke showing he is fit to attend the NATO conference in Paris. If approved, he will depart Washington by air Friday for Paris arriving Saturday and stay one day after the talks end, with Sherman Adams declaring the President back in the saddle and fully able to perform duties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
White House
Sherman Adams
Republican Finance Group
St. Louis
Adams
Pat Nixon Awarded Nation's Ideal Wife by Homemakers Forum
Frances Lewine reports Pat Nixon received a silver bowl as the nation's ideal wife from the Homemakers Forum. Forum founder Howard S. Cohoon cited a 500000 woman poll showing 70 percent favored Mrs Nixon, praising her as a supportive partner who does not compete with her husband.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Pat Nixon
Homemakers Forum
Howard S. Cohoon
Jackson
Nixon
Cohoon
Mrs
Subway Strike Paralyzes New York Transit Network
New York commuters faced chaotic morning as a mushrooming subway strike halted most service. By 8 a.m. only about a third of trains ran on some lines while buses and rail connections overflowed, prompting mayoral appeals and a 25 percent bonus offer to workers staying on.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Division
Interborough
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit Division
Government raises pay to attract scientists and engineers
Washington AP reports the government will boost pay for about 48,000 existing physical scientists and engineers by 135 to 1080 dollars annually. Starting salaries rise for new recruits, with total annual cost approximated at 25 million dollars for current staff and 342 million for 4000 new hires over the next year.
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Washington
Banker Sentenced for Overdraftcase in Ellenville Bank
New York banker William Rose 51 formerly of Ellenville pled guilty to applying bank funds and allowed over one million dollars in overdrafts to aid Ellenville businesses. He was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison.
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New York
William Rose
Ellenville
N.Y
Rose
Home National Bank
Dear Sir Letter From Businessman About Desk Visit
A humorous missive complains of a communication claiming to be from John Jones and asks to visit the desk. The note reflects playful samplar business correspondence and a mock inquiry about meeting.
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John Jones
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