Syria Ends U N Debate as Syria Resists Vote on Inquiry
United Nations General Assembly wraps up bitter Middle East debate after Syria agrees not to press for action now. Turkey and Indonesia seek restraint while Hammarskjold mediation is highlighted. Soviet Union backs Syria and King Saud mediation praised.
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Mundt Sees Probes Backing Both Labor and Management
Chicago Senator Mundt says Senate rackets committee investigations point to protective legislation to guard union members and the public, not punish unions. He urges measures to bar racketeers from union offices and to curb political slush funds, praising AFL CIO ethics efforts in the Teamsters dispute and criticizing Hoffa's election methods.
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Plan Power Plant on Danube Reveals Romania Russia Accord
In Vienna Russia will assist Romania to build a major electric plant on the Danube, according to Romanian press reports. The project aims to create one of the region’s largest power facilities with Russian support.
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Eisenhower adviser says he quit Teamsters after corruption
Merlyn Pitzele, former labor editor and Eisenhower adviser, testified to Congress that he worked with Dave Beck from 1953 and quit in 1955 after witnessing corruption. He described Beck as a strong but flawed leader and said he later advised Beck briefly again in 1959 before severing ties.
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Teamsters to Appeal to AFL-CIO Convention in Atlantic City
The Teamsters vote to appeal a cleanup order to the AFL-CIO convention in Atlantic City, risking expulsion. Dave Beck, retiring president, says an appeal could avert ouster, while leadership disputes and questioned legality of Hoffa’s election loom.
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Demos Seek Method To Curb Morse
Washington reports Democratic leaders hold unofficial talks to curb Senator Morse of Oregon amid his attacks on party leadership and senior members. Nebraska and staffers note Neuberger pleads Morse is harming his home state as strategy sessions consider actions.
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Oregon Deadlock Over Tax Surplus Debate
Salem Oregon AP two Oregon houses in special session failed to agree on tax cuts for a projected 74 million surplus. The Democratic House voted 33 20 for a 1 percent income tax cut and raising the basic school fund from 95 to 105 per child. Senate committee approved the school fund but backed larger income tax cuts. Chicago ABA announces former New York Gov Dewey named chairman of international law planning committee.
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Eisenhower to Speak in Oklahoma City November 13
President Eisenhower will deliver the first in a planned series of talks in Oklahoma City on November 13. The half hour address titled Science and Security will focus on American scientific achievements national defense and confidence in economic strength and foreign policy. The speech will be broadcast on major radio and television networks.
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Soviet Academy Unique Says U.S. Expert
Dr. Nicholas DeWitt of Harvard’s Iran Research Center told the Engineering and Scientific Education Conference in Chicago that the Soviet Academy of Sciences is a unique, well funded, 18000-strong research body coordinating nationwide science and industry. He contrasted it with the U.S. Academy of Sciences as smaller and advisory, noting Soviet material rewards attract top scientists and drive rapid progress.
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Drive Work At Jefferson Strikes Snag
Driveway work at Jefferson High School halted as city and school officials review a drainage dispute raised by property owner George Summers. A special school board meeting was held to discuss liability and retain attorney Don Utines.
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Farm Labor Unity Urged By Federation
Delegates at a Me jmoria Coliseum Fridus convention endorsed forming a joint political action committee with farm groups and AFL CIO. They called for immediate action toward an organizational meeting with friendly farm groups and emphasized civic activity by delegates and their wives. Don Chapman urged political action as essential, and a standing vote set officer terms at one year for 1998 to avoid internal friction.
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Halloween Party Sparks Neighborhood Crowd In Cedar Randy
Resident Battin denies belief in Halloween and hopes for cold weather to deter trick or treaters. Two friends heard his view and about 150 locals gathered, escorted by police, to celebrate with food and music, while police managed the crowd.
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Knowland Denies Any Deal In Knight Gubernatorial Switch
San Francisco AP reports Senator Knowland says no deal linked to Gov. Knight’s reported plan to withdraw from California governor race and seek the Senate seat. Knight, resting after doctor’s orders, had said he planned re election and denied offers to run for Senate.
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Airmen Held for Check Forgeries in San Francisco Case
Three airmen face forgery and conspiracy charges after cashing about 400 government checks totaling over 100000 dollars. Police say civilians aided the ring operating from Parks Air Force Base near Lit Limore California in 1955 and 1956. Suspects include James R. Hosle 21 Theodore Barre 2d 34 Theodore Goldbers and Charles A. Evans 34. Arrests listed at Lowry Air Force Base near Denver.
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Gabby Hayes Suffering Heart Attack in CBS Rehearsal
Hollywood veteran Gabby Hayes collapsed from a heart attack Thursday while rehearsing for a CBS television appearance. Hayes, noted Western film star, was reportedly in stable condition after emergency treatment.
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