Brewster Questioned On Union Funds And Trips
Senate investigators alleged about $100000 of Seattle Teamsters funds were used in unclear transactions tied to Frank Brewster and a “special account” at the west coast union. Brewster claimed he could not recall how the money was spent and noted his son may have traveled on union expense. Kennedy showed documents suggesting Bobby Eisen took trips charged to Brewster and Eisen payroll. Brewster described Eisen as a trusted but unproven organizer with prior organizing attempts.
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Teammera Union
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Pol Springs
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Bart
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Mar Jevening
Walt
Suez Opens to 1000 Ton Ships Amid Clearing Efforts
Announced by authorities, the Suez Canal began allowing ships up to 1000 tons as salvage teams work to clear blockages. By April 1 the waterway should allow ships of larger tonnage, with 1990s events and local figures referenced in uncertain fragments.
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Sunz UY — Epynt
Authoriy
Sips
Egypt
UN Salvage Teams Bixpect To Tha Yes Thi
Blast at Ford Rouge plant claims one life
A massive explosion at the Ford Motor Co Rouge plant near Detroit injures 25 and kills 56 year old inspector John Goodwin. The blast rips through a paint spray booth as 4000 workers were present, glass and brick walls shattering and a paint fire spreading briefly before containment. The cause is under investigation and production resumes as night shift begins.
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Rouge
Ford Motor Co
de Workman
John Goodwin
Detroit
Hel Mom
Lig
Booth
Ben-Gurion warning sparks possible war over Gulf passage
Newsweek quotes Israeli Prime Minister Ben-Gurion warning that if Egypt blocks the Gulf of Aqaba, Israel will go to war. He says neither side wants more deaths, but Nasser vows to defend historic maritime passage, threatening a broader confrontation.
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David Ben-Gurion
Nasser
Egypt
Terael
Gulf of Aqaba
Newsweek Magazine
Tel Aviv
Ternell
Gulf of Agoth
Nixon Hears Algerians Cry For Freedom
Nixon faced protest during a visit to a Tunisian library where a Tunisian American woman named Za couche urged immediate Algerian independence. Bill Henry said Nixon saw labor leaders and farmers supporting Tunisia’s call for France to end Algeria’s colonization amid accusations of Western meddling.
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Algeria
U. S. Information Agency
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Bill Henry
Sid Nixon
Isbor
Farm
Tunisia
France
City GOP seeks ruling on two year council candidate
The city Republican group moves to ensure a GOP candidate fills the two year City Council term. Samuel Baressi filed for the two year post while others pursue four year terms. A letter from the county GOP could certify Clair Capwell for the lowayear seat, pending county solicitor approval.
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Baressi
Carl Smith
Corry Republican Organization
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Journal
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County Solicitor’s Office
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Ray Weber
Clair Capwell
Douglas Rozelle
Robert Grice
Democras
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Howard Les
Robert Watus
Paul Meerdink
A. E. Tate
Robert Tunnell
Arthur Laurell
Fred Jackson
Fred H. Beall
Francis Slattery
Earl T. Cherry
J. Fred Kinley
President Eisenhower Heads to Bermuda Talks with Macmillan
President Eisenhower, improving after illness, sails from Norfolk toward Bermuda for talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. A six day voyage aboard the Canberra begins as he meets the pressing agenda and travels with Navy guidance.
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Ellen Hy
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Harold Mcmillan
Canberra
Hamilton
Iato
Michillan
Norfolk
Vai
Heifer Killed in Route 66 Truck Collision
The farmer Carleton Curtis of Columbus reported his cow struck and killed on Route 66 by a truck driven by Alfred Emer, 64, of Sportsburg. The incident occurred as both vehicles neared the scene, with damage to Emer’s truck estimated at $184.
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Heiteey Wenatve
Binte
Carleton Curtis
Columbus
Alfred Emer
Sportansburg
Viller
Wald
Helfer
Emier
Curtis
Amos and Andy Launch 30th Radio Year in 1930s Context
Readers recall Amos and Andy beginning their 30th year of radio broadcasting with WMAQ Chicago and WOW Chicago in the early era. The duo rose to fame from the 1920s era and faced network bans while sustaining widespread public appeal and daily radio presence.
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Ith Marconi
Amos
Andy
Ex Union City Man Kills Officer Then Is Shot at Roadblock
A former Union City resident and ex Erie General Electric worker William Hassett shot during a bank holdup at Sellersburg Indiana, is killed at a roadblock seven miles north of Jeffersonville. Rev Robert Gingery of New Albany aided Sgt Watts during the pursuit. Watts mortally wounded. Hassett dies in the police car.
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Indiana
Erie
Unieerty
Erie General Electric Co
M Methodist
Dent
Jeffersonville
Ind
William Hassett
Benjamin Hassett
Warden Street
Sellersburg
Seth. Maryin E.watts
New Albany
Tnd
Hassett
Set Walts
Robert Gingery
Trinity Methodist Church
Gingery
Sgt. Watts
Indianapolis
Charlestown
Walls
Rey Gingery
Marvini
Sgt. Walls
Higséit
Bet-Walls
de Pauw
Four Officers Reprimanded Over Downtown Shooting Probe
Safety Director Louis Rotenberg led the inquiry into the ABA Club shooting that wounded Acting Police Lt. Louis Carnahan on February 24. Carnahan’s changing statements about the incident influenced disciplinary actions. Lt. Frank Wist received a 10 year suspension and transfer, while Supervisors Maloney, Geisler, and Purvis along with Capt. Purvis faced official reprimands.
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Isiinsunurim
Louis Rotenberg
Ac‘tos
Wellhe
Charles McCarthy
David Li
Lawrence
Germany
Louis Carnahan
Carnahan
Shirley Cavanaugh
Miss Cavanaugh
Elie
Dames Siveser
Lawrence J. Maloney
Adam Geisler
George W. Purvis
Man Charged With Slaying Mother Returns to Jail
Samuel Lavella, 16, declared sane after psychiatric exams at Warren State Hospital, is back in Jefferson County Jail facing trial for the shotgun killing of his mother during a quarrel at their home. The case was set for early-month trial upon defense requests.
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Samuel LaVella
Jefferson County
Warren State Hospital
TeVella
Wwe Ty
Egypt Says UNEF Pulling Out and Israel Support Push
U S lawmakers urge firm backing of Israel as Cairo radio says Egyptian troops will leave Gaza within 48 hours. Sen Mansfield warns that moving troops into Gaza could threaten world peace and calls for an emergency General Assembly session. Senate members assert U S obligation to Israel while Dulles notes no binding promises beyond hopes and expectations.
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Egypt
Eisenhower
Henry Cabott Lodge
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Gulf
Aqaba
Cairo Radio Reports UNEF Pull Back to Israeli Border
Cairo Radio says UN Emergency Force troops will withdraw from Gaza and retreat to the Gaza Israel border within 48 hours. Dag Hammarskjold prepares to discuss Gaza and Middle East issues in Cairo as UNEF hands over headquarters and Egyptian authorities assume control of Gaza City offices.
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Board of Health Eyes West Pleasant Street Property
The Board of Health considers action on an old West Pleasant Street property classified as a health hazard. Owner George Briggs, listed in Corry tax records, failed delivery of a letter and did not pay city notices since purchase at a county tax sale. A site visit by Drake and county officials may precede a decision to repair or raze the building.
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West Pleasant Street
George Ls
Hurley Drake Briges
Corry
Drake
Coun
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Magsaysay's Body Returns to Manila Amid Mourning
The body of President Ramon Magsaysay arrived in Manila aboard the Pagasa after a deadly Cebu crash that killed 26. Carlos Garcia succeeds him, with Vice President Garcia Gartia taking office as Philippines grapples with cause theories and security.
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Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Republic
Carlos Garcia
The
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Gartia
Magsayhay
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Amy
Ramon ‘Gutow
Bey Ehlet
Set Clinic For Crippled Children At Local Church
A clinic for crippled children will be held at the Emimantist Episco pal Church undercroft on Thursday March 28 from 9 to 10 30 am. Eligible attendees are youngsters from birth to 21 years. Arrangements must be made before Monday March 25. Appointments for care patients will be arranged with the family physician.
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Murstt
City Firemen Seek 15000 For Ladder Truck
Firemen asked City Council to buy a used aerial ladder truck for about 15000. Council delayed, noting no budget funds this year and solicitor ruled against Fireman’s Pension money. Officials citedlocation in Brad dock Pennsylvania and plumbing, roadwork and street widening needs as factors impacting purchase. President Eisenhower’s tribute and Philippine President Magsaysay’s death were noted in dispatches.
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Yuaros Company
Buder
Roger Brown
Gounell
Brad
Dock
Counol Cid
Centar
Don Willams
Hetreet Cornel
Lawsehoe Nichols
New Castle
Gibb Capwell
Thompson
Piped In TV Plan Faces City Council Review
A plan to offer a 3G initial connection with an installation fee is discussed at the city council meeting. Preliminary surveys suggest a rollout could begin with four definite sites and a possible late open for inspection, with costs around 340 dollars and options to extend services.
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Mirek
Ned Comswell
Ol Ciky
Sai
Lima
Early Red Spy Trial Sought For Three Suspects
Three defendants accused of spying for the Soviet Union face an early trial date after government requests a speedy proceeding. Judge Thomas F Murphy noted securing 24 hour guard for witnesses would be difficult. A scheduling date of April 1 was set for one case, with others to follow after defense counsel consults.
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Hussia Begpuses
Ander
Willams
U.S
Thomas F Murphy
George Wolf
Sobiles
mit-Apell
Wolf
Sables
Huse
Belldur “Hospital
AU Aires
FBT
United States
Bowlet Cylon
Swallows Return To Capistrano
Birds return to Capistrano inviting observers as the town resumes its seasonal tradition. The scene centers on San Juan Capistrano with early light over old mission walls and nests appearing in familiar nooks. Local residents note the annual arrival and the picturesque setting along the coast.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Poel
Howe
Low Angeles
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