Kennedy Sees Three Weeks Of Hearings On Labor Reform Bill
Senate labor subcommittee opens hearings on an omnibus labor reform bill with Chairman John F Kennedy declaring a Senate mandate to report promptly fair and effective legislation. The plan follows a heated pension and welfare fund debate and pledges three weeks of intensive hearings.
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Washington
Senate Labor Subcommittee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kenney
Service
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Kennedy
Teave
Bradley backs defense plan changes to streamline command
General Omar N. Bradley told the House Armed Services Committee that the current system allows delays and miscommunications between the Defense Department and field commanders. He supported Eisenhower's defense reorganization to enable direct orders from the defense secretary and Joint Chiefs to unified field commanders, while urging repeal of the provision requiring separate administration of Army Navy and Air Force. Bradley asserted no danger of one service domination or an all powerful general, with Congress overseeing defense operations.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Defense Department
Bradley
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
12Th Army Cops
Army Chief of Staff
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Improves After Heart Attack
Vladimir Semyenov, 87, who suffered a heart attack nine days ago, was reported improving in Bonn Germany. He is to participate in signing a trade pact as part of a Soviet delegation.
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RED
Bonn
Germany
Vladimir Semyenov
Semyenov
Starkweather Murder Trial Begins Today
Starkweather faces first degree murder charges in a lifelong crime spree described in a Nebraska courtroom. Jury selection will begin the trial, with possible three days or more. insanity defense anticipated amid family reluctance. Co defendant Caril Ann Pugate, 14, slated as a provocation witness in the Bennet case involving Robert Dengem, 17.
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SJM
Charles R. Starkweather
Lancaster
Tial Zor Muster
Nebraska
Althouh
Bony
Starkweather
Caril Ann Pugate
Bob Starkweather
Caritre
Robert Dengen
Bennet
Lincoln
Violence Flares As Colombians Elect Liberal Leader
Colombians largely backed Alberta Lleras Camargo for president amid violent attacks that killed at least thirty three voters near Tolima and in western regions. The Liberal leader, 52, pledged to unite factions and stabilize an economy hit by civil conflict, following a 1957 unity agreement between Liberals and Conservatives.
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Buuula
Calombia
Colombia
Alberta ‘Lleras
Camargo
Tolima
Hulta
Gaueha
Bogota
Llevas
Laureano Gomez
Levas
Bogala
Leyva Lieras
Soviet Summit Proposal Rejected By U S In Warsaw Note
Washington rejects Poland's plan to create a central European nuclear ban zone linking West and East Germany and Czechoslovakia. The United States reiterates open skies talks and insists Western forces in Germany remain armed to counter Soviet advantage. Poland's initiative is welcomed as a step but met with no changes to U S policy unless the Soviet threat shifts.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
State Department
West Germany
Europe
Adam Rupack
East Germany
Grechoslovakia
Jacob J. Beam
Winiewicz
U.S
Germany
Copenhagen
Denmire
VATO
Puilden Spiak
North Atlantic
Alance
Hagen
Christenborg Pulwer
Luxemboute
Joseph Beeh
Eh Jman
NATO Coutws
J. Bunsen
Munsen
NATO
Kremlin
Nori Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europaan
Selwytt Liegd
Britain
Hold Corryite For Fraud In Corry Pa Case
Bashline 35 of 141 North Center street was ordered held on charges of cheating by fraudulent pretense and fraudulent conversion. Alton Bromley Jr sought wages via a car, while Lester Lopus of Western Auto complained Bashline took consignments without paying. Bashline pleaded guilty to cheating by fraudulent pretense amid related claims totaling 272 dollars. A separate Natrona Heights fatality report notes 62-year-old Joseph Zadecky died in a roadside auto incident nearby.
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Yai
Bashline
North Center Street
Alton Bromley Jr
Bromley
Lester Lopus
Western Auto Associate Store
Mit
Tarentum
Natrona Heights
Joseph Zadecky
Joseph Drespensky
Kidnaper Case Highlights Juvenile Court Hearing
In St Louis a 15 year old kidnapper is held for Juvenile Court after confessing to abducting and assaulting Kathy Hampton. The girl was found unharmed three days later, while Reich, 16, described the crime and said he feared returning to the house. The boy, small and frail, lived with his grandmother. his father is in a mental hospital. Kathy’s family and authorities await the court’s next step.
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ST. Louis
Kathy Hampton
Robert Martin Reich Jr
Kathy
Reich
Bessie Dillman
Robert
Jack
Cty Hospital
Negroes Move to Register and Vote After Bombings
At St Paul AME Church in Jacksonville more than 400 persons backed seven resolutions urging turnout and a united organization to represent the 94000 Negroes in the 400000 population. NAACP head Glen B Washington announced a door to door drive to register voters as officials linked bombings in 21 cities to a single organization behind the crimes. Representatives of Negro civic and religious groups were invited to form the central group and meet Wednesday.
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Inis
St. Paul Ame
United Action
Jacksonville
U.S. Justice Department
Glen B. Washington
NAACP
Birmingham
Miami
Fla
Nashville
Tenn
Ex-Corryite Political Writer Joins Stassen Group
A veteran Scripps-Howard political writer from Corry joined the Harold Stassen entourage this morning. He plans interviews through Titusville and Pittsburgh including Mayor David Lawrence, Democratic governor candidate, with his opinions to appear later this week in the Scripps-Howard papers.
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Wears Ulltley
Ylte
Scripps - Howard
Harold Stassen
Corry
Lucey
Stassen
Titusville
Pittsburgh
David Lawrence
Tacey
Scripps-Howari
Stassen Campaign Keeps Up Erie County Tour for Governor Bid
Stassen presses bid for the Republican nomination as he tours Erie and Crawford counties with Harold Stassen stating broad support from Corry voters. He faces organized opposition led by McGonigle and the party machinery, aiming to block Nixon prospects in 1960. The tour includes Franke Hilton and Senator Pechan as they push a high level campaign.
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Sahkisburg
Taro
Stassen
Oma
Penergytyanin
Oxena
Arthur T. McGentele
McGonigle
Cappet
Dieser
Harold Stassen
Corry
Hotel Corry
Franke Hilton
Pechan
AUERU
Sylvanta
Namies Ao
Vicw
Nixon
Keystone
Warlorit
Stussen
Pennsylvania
Grouth
Grovee M
Williams
Livengood Jr
Mer
Local CD Readies For National Test
Porty with rest of ration, Winarrow will take part in the Civil Defense test Operdon Alert 1958 to familiarize the public with standard alarm signals and self protection. The drill tests attack warning systems and devices across state and local levels. The start will be marked by a public Alert signal. Students district wide will join the exercises lasting about 10 minutes during school hours. Sirens will signal Take Cover and later Alert again indicating air danger status and resumption of normal activity. Civil Defense centers will continue drills for staff training and problem solving under attack conditions.
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Winarrow
L. M. Douglas
Riit
Special Session Seen To Approve Jobless Benefits
In Harrisburg a special session may be needed to extend unemployment benefits under a federal bill now before Congress. Attorney General Phoia McBride urged readiness, noting the bill would allow loans to expand weeks of benefit payments by up to 50 percent, potentially requiring legislative action. About 44,100 Pennsylvanians could be affected. a regular session would consider the matter in 1959. McBride also promised faster collection of more than three million dollars owed for state hospital care and said he would coordinate with the Revenue Department on unpaid BIITs.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Phoia
McBride
House
Senate
Sials
McBeidy
Revenue Department
Gunman Kidnaps Four Hostages Killed at Roadblock
A gunman identified as Thomas Hull, 36, on parole from California, kidnapped four locals and commandeered their car before police shot him at a roadblock just north of the southern Oregon coast town. The four hostages and a young girlfriend were unharmed. the girl Dorothy Louise Decker of Lynwood, California, was later identified. The incident ended moments after a midnight pursuit, with deputies recounting Hull firing at officers before he was killed.
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Gross Sdi
Thomas Hull
California
San Quentin
Shin
Dorothy Louise Decker
Lynwood
Calif
Reno
New
Oregon
Satur
Ross Bates Biltes
Kenneth Hemmerting
Hill
Reds Build Missile Bases In Central Europe
West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss accused the Soviet Union of threatening the West by building missile bases in Czechoslovakia and Hungary. He spoke at a news conference after ceremonies marking the U.S. Air Force turning over a rural Bavarian air base at Neubiberg to West German control. The base was the first American facility in Bavaria since U.S. personnel were withdrawn.
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Munich
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Begiet Union
Grecheslovakia
Hungary
Struss
Air Force
Neublbere
Bavaria
Trans
Iver
Death Probe in Polish Refugee Waitress Case in Boston
Boston police probe the death of Charlotte Widean a Polish refugee and waitress found dead in a West End apartment. Examiners report the 25 year old woman died from exposure after a long illness and possible exposure, with investigators and firemen unable to revive her. The case remains under investigation with no clear motive or suspects reported.
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Boston
Polke
Henel
Wen
Charlotte
Brust
Ester
Jan Syvavan
Tyville Speetyr
Siesta
Anti Valial Posure
Klilyes Pulyee
Teave
Spurler
Hup
Donovan
Saughg
Spevter
Minor Damage in Riceville Crash
A collision on Route 77 near Riceville Saturday at about 8:45 PM caused minor damage to the Revelus car while no damage was reported to the other vehicle driven by Lorning Whister, 25, of Knox, Ohio. Police noted the incident as a two-vehicle crash with no serious injuries.
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Motensi
Cenpea
William
Hyovetnl
Wes Striele
Lorning Whister
Knox
Week End Road Deaths Rise to Eighteen Across States
A summary of weekend road fatalities reports eighteen lives lost over the two days. The incidents occurred on Pennsylvania highways and nearby routes with drivers and pedestrians among the victims. Authorities note increased hazards from wet roads and heavy weekend traffic as winter conditions persist.
Major Flood Threat Expands Across Louisiana River
Baton Rouge authorities warn of major flood along the Red River from Shreveport to Alexandria over the next 10 days. Governor Lether Framar and Earl Lane urge all state agencies to ready emergency responses as heavy rainfall swells the river and breaches threaten roads, farmland, and livestock. The 1000 mile basin has already been inundated across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana as the river carves a erratic path, with breaks widening and floodwaters rising in low-lying areas.
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Red River
Shreveport
Alexanstria
Lether Framar
Fran
Earl Lane
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louistann
Shyeveport
Trayl
Louistania
Alexyanda
Pligts
Dmnaydalunie
Foktanels
Livengood Backs Right To Work in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report indicates Livengood supports a right to work law and will push for passage if governor. He argues the policy would improve business climate and attract investment amid partisan scrutiny from GOP opponents.
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Livengood
Harrisburg
Pennsylvenia
Sewkine
Republic
Arphyll McGonlale
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Houke Neirer
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