Teamsters appeal ban on voting in Miami Beach election
The Teamsters filed an appeal after a federal judge froze next week's national officer election. A temporary injunction was issued at the request of 130 New York members alleging rigging to promote James R. Hoffa. The convention in Miami Beach could be delayed if the stay is denied.
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Teamsters
New York
Martin O'Donoghue
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Miami Beach
Letts
Dave Beck
Wes
Beck
Johnny Dio
Anthony Corallo
Witness recounts pressure on dying Michigan dealer during Teamsters drive
A Senate rackets committee witness, Joseph Kritch, testified that a Michigan auto dealer with a bad heart was told he would be wheeled out in a casket as a pressure tactic tied to a Teamsters strike led by James Hoffa. Kritch linked the events to Love of Rosedale Motors and said pickets taunted Love’s daughter and spat at customers. He also described Hoffa financing a Florida real estate scheme tied to retirees and alleged the case connected to Sun Valley near Orlando.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Michigan
Teamsters
James F. Holla
Joseph Kritch
Jnow
Northville
Mich
St. Louis Browns
Love
Rosedale
Detroit
Kritch
Henry Lower
Hoffa
Ftrm
Rosedale Motors
Lower
Teamsters Lotal 376
Upton
Lowe
Erlich
Florida
Maria
Kritech
Sun Valley Rest
Orlando
Khrushchev Says War Unthinkable Reported by Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt quoted Nikita Khrushchev as saying war is unthinkable during a three hour Yalta talk. She described Khrushchev as cordial and outspoken, noting he spoke warmly of Franklin D. Roosevelt and discussed family, with tea and cookies shared at his Crimean retreat. The interview capped her four week journey in the Soviet Union and followed Khrushchev’s vacation at Yalta.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nikita Khrushchev
Yalta
Roosevelt
Khrushchev
We Soviet Union
Crimean
White House
Franklin
Inet
Ars. Roosevelt
Rmuth
Hhrushchev
Khrushchevy
Coe College Gets 7.1 Million Dollar Dorm Loan Additions Planned
Iowa City editors report Coe College secures a 7.1 million loan from the Federal Housing Administration for Voorhees and Greene dormitory expansions. The plan adds two three story wings totaling 126 beds, with new dining infirmary and student union spaces, to open next spring alongside a new music building and future art and student union facilities.
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Iedar Papids
Neve Coe College
Gazette
Fed- Iowa City
University of Additions
Voorhees and Greene Totes Commies
Larson and Larson
Reynolds, NG
Hickok Hall
Coe Auditorium
Blds
Nate Cohn
Coe Board of Trustees
Greeno
Voorhees
Coe College
Community Facilities Administration
Greene Hall
Page Who Eloped With Swede Held In Robbery Case
Huw Williams, a former senate page, jailed in Fairfar County Virginia on grand larceny and armed robbery charges after allegedly stealing from a service station owner and fencing tires. Two 16 year old accomplices face similar charges. Williams had eloped with Christina Werner, daughter of a Swedish air attaché, triggering an international incident as authorities pursued them across 121 states.
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Page
Washington
LLP
Huw Williams
Senate Page
Fairfar County
Williams
Frank Cullen
Cullen
Christina Werner
Firom
Canada
Pennsylvania
Christina
Sweden
Widiane
Guttenberg Man Killed in Crash Reported
Guttenberg resident Rannie Knutson, 20, died in a motor crash near town early today. Knutson was home on leave from service. no further details or confirmation notes were available from patrol officials.
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Rannie Knutson
Guttenberg
Here
Farrel Radio
Manuckeia
Knutson
Whites To Sell Ten Acre Home Site After Black Residents Protest
In Thonotosassa Florida a white couple decided not to build a house in a Black neighborhood after objections from Black residents. County Commissioner Elbert Moore said he advised Elton and Mrs Van Riper to change plans following protests and an anonymous phone call warning them not to build on that ground. The Van Ripers, a truck driver and his wife, decided to put the property up for sale.
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Thonotosassa
Fla
Elbert Moore
Moore
Elton S. van Riper
van Riper
Foundamel Ll
Americans Ordered To Down Plane Over Turkiye and Aegean
A US Sixth Fleet incident near Turkey involved a unidentified high altitude jet, likely Russian, that crossed Greek and Turkish airspace. Vice Admiral Brown ordered Sidewinder interceptors to shoot if it menaced the amphibious force, though no shots were fired.
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Turkey
Charles R. Brown
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Greece
Sixth Fleet
Brown
Radford
Clifford Duerfeldt
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Japan
Hed
Faubus Calls Himself Scapegoat After Federal Tension
Little Rock governor Faubus defended his role amid national crisis over federal troops at Central High. He said he is a scapegoat, hinted at talks with federal officials on troop withdrawal, and mentioned possible legislative action to alter or close schools. Mothers at the mansion demanded action while some urged a special session to end public schools.
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Little Rock
INS
Gareiner Faubus
Eisenhower
Faubus
Arkansas
Bayonet Point
Eisenhower condemns Faubus over Little Rock clash
President Eisenhower, in a telegram to Senator Russell, accuses Arkansas Governor Faubus of stirring mobs to defy a federal court and says failure to use police power to protect court orders would threaten the Union. He defends intervention and criticizes Russell’s Hitler comparison while urging Army readiness.
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Faubus
Little Rock
Truman
McClelan
McClellan
Newport
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Russell
Dga
State of
Tle
Arkansas National Guard
Central High School
Arkansas National Muard
National Guard
Hassell
Senate
Russel
Lef
Army Bricker
Iowa State Ties Syracuse 7 7 in battle of upset bid
Syracuse and Iowa State played to a 7 to 7 deadlock before 21,000 fans as ISU defense stalled a late drive. The game was a mild upset with both teams unable to break the tie in the closing moments.
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Iowa State
Syracuse
Driving Lesson Turns Fatal In Medford Crash
Esther Chadbourne, 50, says a driving lesson caused the sedan to strike her bicycle riding daughter Fi, then crash through a hedge into a pole. The nurse mother, who was uninjured, could not stop after the collision and Fi died at a hospital. Chadbourne was taking the lesson from her brother Clarence Plit.
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Medford
Mass
Esther Chadbourne
Reidow
Chadbourne
al Hedge
Chadboucme
Clarence Plit
Tampa
Stalin Statue Barrier Cleared In Moscow Station Scene
Workers removed a wooden carrier around a large statue of Stalin outside a Kursk subway station in Moscow after several days of barrier construction. The barrier vanished on Saturday along with the statue.
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Dhe
Stalin
Kursk
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