Union records missing as Senate probes Teamsters
A Teamsters official in Oregon testified that some union records sought by the Senate rackets committee may have been destroyed while others could remain. Clyde C. Crosby said he suspected loss of invoice and canceled check records, but claimed no full destruction. Kennedy pressed for truth as Crosby defended proceedings and noted possible links to gambling in Portland.
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House Favors Cut In Budget by Ike
The House, with strong Republican opposition, urged President Eisenhower to indicate where substantial cuts can be made in his peacetime budget of 71.8 billion. The 219 to 178 vote, largely along party lines, produced a nonbinding expression of House sentiment.
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Plea in Savings Robbery Case Narrowed to Three
Three men pleaded guilty in Wyoming County Circuit Court to robbing an elderly couple of $2600 in their Long Branch home on January 12. Judge Robert M. Worrell sentenced Raymond Pack to ten years. Dewey Pack and Truman Blankenship await sentencing.
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Long Branch
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Cynthia
Dunlap Named State Farm Superintendent In 10000 Acre Reorganization
Keith Dunlap of Lewisburg is appointed state farm superintendent by Theodore T. Dorman who on Monday became president of the State Board of Control. Dunlap replaces Frank MecLaughlin and will overhaul the farm program to boost production across the agency’s 10000 acres of farmland. Dorman notes potential savings for taxpayers and plans close work with Dunlap during the reorganization.
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Board of Control
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No Bomb Located On Plane
An anonymous call prompted Trans World Airlines to order six planes to land at nearby airports for searches. No explosive devices were found after checks at Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh Detroit and Cleveland. FBI investigators looked into the threat.
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Librarian Is Killed In Havercroft Library Shooting
A man armed with what appeared to be a walking stick shot and killed 38 year old librarian Barbara Green in Havercroft Yorkshire. He fled as an 11 year old schoolgirl and two women watched. A man was later arrested in a nearby pub.
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Quake Triggers Evacuation Fear Near Umnak Island
Coast Guard cutter heads to smoking Umnak Island to evacuate 14 natives from Nikolski as a new quake rattles the Aleutians. Seismographs show aftershocks from Saturday's large quake while volcano jitters rise over Mt Vsevido.
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Ike Undergoes Second Lung X-Ray At Walter Reed
President Eisenhower had a second chest and sinus checkup at Walter Reed Army Hospital as a precaution. Doctors found both lungs and sinuses clear, with the ear still slightly inflamed but hearing improving. He planned to visit Florida for sun and golf and later dine at the Supreme Court with Chief Justice Warren.
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Severed torso found in laundry bag in Bronx parkway
Police found the torso of a woman inside a laundry bag along the Hutchinson River Parkway in the Bronx. Officers believe the package was thrown from a southbound car. The limbs and head were neatly severed and wrapped in pink and yellow blankets before placement in the bag. Nicholas Guglieino, 29, a park department employee, discovered the bag while working along the parkway.
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Egypt Delays Move to Civil Rule in Gaza Strip
Egypt postpones sending civil administration to Gaza amid diplomatic uproar at its announced governance plan. U N officials warn the move may breach Hammarskjold Cairo understandings as Israel protests and UNEF backs peacekeeping on the frontier. Bunche reports UNEF operates with Egyptian permission awaiting new instructions.
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Palestine Department
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Ralph Bunche
New York
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U S Pressures Egypt to Avoid Mid East Turmoil
The United States urged Egypt to cooperate with the United Nations to keep the Middle East calm. State Department spokesman Lincoln White stressed UN role and the U N Emergency Force while Eisenhower sends James P Richards to Beirut to assess military economic aid across 18 countries. The move follows Egyptian statements on Gaza and Suez shipping and Congress backing a broad anti Red policy with up to 200 million dollars in aid.
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South Carolina
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Levy Election Reset May 25 for County Reappraisal
Kanawha County Court postponed a special levy election to May 25 to fund a uniform re evaluation of real and personal property. A Cleveland appraisal firm estimates about 500000 will cover surveying real estate and business property. The plan aims to boost school funding and correct assessment inequities.
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Ohio
Portune Hunter Reveals Hidden Money Worries
A Portune-Hunter woman discovers her spouse’s secret marriage to a talking entity, triggering financial anxieties and a surprising turn in her domestic life.
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Thones Ada-D1 Tie Ads-D1
Fragmentary note shows a tie between Ada-D1 and Ads-D1 with near equal scores 6.0811 and 6.04051, suggesting a closely contested result. The source emphasizes numeric tie indicators without clear event labels or participants.
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