Payoffs and Shakedowns Scrutinized by Senate Panel
Washington AP report on Senate racketikes committee evidence of payoffs and shakedowns involving some employers under investigation. Chief Counsel Kennedy declines to name companies before hearings resumed. Sears, Roebuck not implicated. Witnesses discuss union-busting and Nathan Shefferman with Sears officials labeling episodes as isolated. Hearing schedule includes Boston area action and Indianapolis Pittsburgh labor practices. Teamsters violence hearings tentatively planned for Tennessee after Nov 12.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Sears Roebuck and Company
Kennedy
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
Labor Relations Associates, Inc
Chicago
Sears
Wallace Tudor
Tudor
Boston
James T. Guffey
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Ervin
D-N.c
Teamsters Union
Tennessee
Heightening Syrian Crisis Alarms Arab Diplomats
BEIRUT ARAB diplomats fear the Syrian crisis could widen as NATO and Turkish maneuvers approach. Saudi Arabia Jordan Iran Iraq and Lebanon worry about a shift to military rule in Syria while Turkish and NATO exercises near the border intensify tensions. US Sixth Fleet denies Syrian airspace violations and says no Seventh Fleet planes have flown over Syria.
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Damascus
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Free Viet Nam Guards Birthday With Precautions
Saigon marked its national birthday with military precautions against communist terror. Two light army divisions about 15 000 men guarded water plants, telephone exchanges, power stations and public buildings as 2000 Americans were advised to avoid crowds.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Viet Namese
Ngo Din Diem
Bridge Collapse Kills 47 in Saigon Celebration
A wooden bridge collapsed in Saigon during South Vietnam's second birthday celebration killing 47 and injuring 75, according to Associated Press reports.
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Veit Nam
INS
South Viet Nam
Blame 2 Horror Films in Death of Son Suit Filed
An Oak Park couple sues for 25000 claiming two horror films shown at the Lake theater caused their nine year old son Stewart to die of a ruptured heart artery. They name The Black Sleep and Creeping Unknown as the alleged triggers.
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Chicago
INS
Oak Park
Snow Flurries Cross Iowa Previewing Warmer Sunday
Snow flurries drifted across Iowa as a cold morning gave way to drier air. Temperatures rose from morning lows around 26 degrees to afternoon readings in the low to mid 30s, with Sunday expected to bring mostly 40s as clear skies spread from Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Earthquake Shakes City with Light Damage Report
A rolling quake struck Tokyo at 12:57 this morning with the epicenter beneath Tokyo Bay. The tremor measured 3 on the seven‑point scale, waking residents but causing no immediate casualties or damages per the Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory
Tokyo Bay
Churches Approve Air Force Academy Chapel Plan
In New York the National Council of Churches approved the design for the Air Force academy chapel amid prior criticism by Senator Ralph Flanders who called the plan irreligious and an insult to God. The approval signals ecclesiastical backing amid a contentious design debate.
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National Council of Churches
Air Force Academy
U. S
Ralph Flanders
Council
Commission On Architecture
Flanders
Powder blast kills 19 in Fontibon factory blast
In Fontibon Colombia a powder factory explosion caused by a lightning strike killed 19 people and wounded six on Friday night authorities said. The blast tore through the Fontibon facility triggering widespread damage and triggering an emergency response by local officials.
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Colombia
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Fontibon
Rock n Roll Used To Treat Mental Patients
Detroit doctors explore rock n roll as a therapeutic aid at Wayne County General Hospital. Dr. Ira M. Altshuler says the beat helps disturbed patients and reflects modern life, especially appealing to youths, while used only in early treatment before returning to gentler rhythms.
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Mns
Ira M. Altshuler
Wayne County General Hospital
Altshuler
East German border slowdown ends with resumed checks
In Helmstedt, Communist East Germany ended a two day slowdown on truck inspections between isolated Berlin and West Germany. The slowdown began Thursday as guards said they were hunting anti Red propaganda. Normal truck checks of 25 per hour resumed. Border guards kept tight checks on other eastward travelers and searched train passengers for East marks issued in a currency conversion on Oct 13.
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Germany
East Germany
Berlin
West Germany
Nobel Prize Winning Biochemist Gerty Cori Dies
LOUIS UP reports Dr. Gerty Theresa Cori, a Nobel Prize winner for 1947 work on starch and sugar metabolism, died Saturday at age 61 after a long illness. Her death was due to myelofibrosis. She was a longtime professor of biological chemistry at Washington University School of Medicine.
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Gerty Theresa Cori
Washington University
U S Experts Tout Missile Progress Since Fifty Three
Former rocket analyst Martin Caidin surveys U S missile advances at Cape Canaveral. He notes Jupiter and Thor IRBM improvements, Polaris naval launches, Atlas and Titan ICBMs, and a surge in test firings driven by domestic efforts, not Sputnik claims.
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America
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Cape
Mollet Names Veteran French Cabinet to End Crisis
Premier designate Guy Mollet on Saturday announced a cabinet of veteran French statesmen to present to the National Assembly. Christian Pineau remains foreign minister, with six deputies including four former premiers. Pierre Pflimlin named deputy premier for economic affairs. Robert Schuman to handle loans and economic pacts.
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National Assembly
Mollet
Christian Pineau
Robert Schuman
Henri Queuille
Edouard Daladier
Rene Pleven
Pierre Pflimlin
Schuman
European Coal and Steel Community
France
Purge or Promotion: Zhukov Replacement Sparks Moscow Speculation
London observers weighed two main theories after Marshal Georgi Zhukov was replaced as defense minister upon returning from Yugoslavia and Albania. Some fear Khrushchev purged him or promoted him, while others see Malinovsky installed to curb Zhukov. Western analysts track party reshuffles, military morale notices, and Zhukov’s public stance as signs point to internal Kremlin power struggles.
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London
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Steel Technology To Get Attention Of Senate Group
The Senate anti trust subcommittee will hold hearings this week on new steelmaking technologies. Chairman Estes Kefauver said the innovations may reduce capital needed to produce steel and allow newcomers, boosting competition. Testimony includes Koppers continuous casting, McClouth oxygen steel, and T Senzimir hot rolled planetary mill.
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McClouth Steel Corp
T. Senzimir, Inc
Kefauver
State Department
Europe
Soviet Russia
Menderes Victory In Turkey Seen
Ankara reports Premier Adnan Menderes and the Democratic party expected to win a sweeping parliamentary win. Voter push tied to crisis with Syria and Soviet threats as 610 seats in the grand national assembly go to the Democrats amid charges of anti democratic tactics from rivals.
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Turkey
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Adnan’ Menderes
Democratic Party
Menderes
Syria
Soviet Union
Grand National Assembly
Democrats
Republican People’s Party
Republican Nation Party
Freedom Party
Cecile Dionne to Wed in November
Cecile Dionne, one of the Dionne quints, and Philippe, a 26 year old TV clan member, plan a November 23 wedding at 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart church Callander. The ceremony follows Annette Dionne's October 11 wedding to Germain Allard.
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Cecil
Dionne
Philippe
Callander
Sacred Heart Church
Oliva Dionne
Annette Dionne
Quints
Germain Allard
British Plan Atom Tests in Pacific
The British government announced a new series of nuclear tests in the Pacific Ocean this winter, reportedly involving hydrogen bombs.
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London
INL
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