Hoffa associates invoke Fifth Amendment at rackets hearing
Two Hoffa associates used the Fifth Amendment during Senate rackets committee hearings in Washington as they avoided questions about business dealings with Hoffa. Gwen Brennan of Flint Local 337 and Eugene James faced tax and payroll questions tied to Local 985 and other operations. The session also touched on payments, car washes, cargo firms, and a Su preme Court appeal linked to Teamsters funds.
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Burt) Brennan
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Dimmy) James
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Palm Beach
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Brenan
Test Fleet Corp
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Zigmont
Ziggy) Snyder
Snyder
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Clinton Louis
Teamsters Local
Howard Craven
Frank Fitzsimmons
Craven
Fitzsimmons
Irvin Goldstein
San Francisco
Inside Today Want Ads Information
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Army's Alert Revoked Over Riot Duty Training
Washington dispatch reports the Army cancelled a night issued order to increase riot duty training for selected units in the south. Secretary Brucker said the directive was issued without his knowledge and revoked immediately, tied to Little Rock desegregation events.
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West Airborne Division
Slayer Blames Constable As Provoking Gun Spree
Victor Vincent Stover, 23, a former chemical worker, accused a wounded constable of provoking his violent outburst that left one dead and two wounded in a midtown justice of the peace office. He told detectives he targeted the constable after hearing he faced a year in prison. The constable Clark Johnson, 38, was slashed and shot with his own pistol. Mrs. Peggy Stover was killed and Mrs. Katie Rose injured. Stover wounded himself and fled. Investigators sought murder and felonious assault indictments. He is jailed without bond.
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James A. Hill
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Justice of Peace
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Stover
Earl Arthur
Kanawha Blvd
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Peggy
Charleston
General Hospital
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Victor Stover
Office of Justice of Peace
Frank Wilkin
Smoldering Feud Spurs Dunbar City Action on Sanitary Board
Dunbar's long running feud flared as the city council held a special session to halt a sanitary board plan to test council authority in court. A G Rice and James A Purnell warned of litigation funding with 5000 from sanitary board funds if needed and criticized Sept 16 removal motion as ripper legislation. Mayor Lawrence Barker sits as third board member. further action was set for tonight.
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Sanitary Board
A. G. Rice
James A. Purnell
Lawrence Barker
Rice
Parnell
Barker
Hardman Heads for Grid Battle
Our traveling Mr. Hardman reports on the WVU VPI football clash after a brisk Virginia game recap. He heads to the Southern Conference title game with high hopes for two Mountaineer wins, saying they can’t lose them all. Also, Sunday’s Big Sunday Gazette Magazine will feature the Miss Office Pin-Up Contest winner.
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BIG Sunday Gazette
West Virginia
Faubus condemns federal troops. urges calm in Little Rock
Arkansas Governor Faubus accused the Eisenhower administration of police state methods in using federal troops to enforce school integration in Little Rock. He praised calm, lawfulness, and denounced bayonets and gun use while criticizing Judge Davies and predicting a national rebuke of federal action. He said he is not in the fight for or against integration and noted his own attendance at an integrated college.
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Arkansas
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FBI
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Ronald E. Davies
Central High School
America
Violence Subdues as Arkansas Integrates Central High
Central High School in Little Rock and its nine Negro students began a second day of integration under federal troops. The 101st Airborne Division oversaw a peaceful scene as 1,350 white students, excused early for a faculty meeting, left with nine Black peers. No disorders occurred, following a first day with minor incidents.
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Third Infantry Division
Bluefield Sees Racial Tension at New High School Parade
Bluefield September 26. More than 75 students at Bluefield’s new high school staged a parade opposing racial integration. A Negro parent’s car was attacked with tomatoes and eggs as the march began after taunting at the building. Principal Lambert Arrington defended the demonstrators and warned police would handle any disorder. Police stopped the parade three blocks from the school. A parent reported his car was hit and he drove away. Officials praised club leaders for keeping order and said most demonstrators left for class after a brief gathering.
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