East Bay Teamsters split on Hoffa bid for president
Only one of eleven East Bay locals would back James R Hoffa for Teamster president at the Miami convention with most delegates undecided. Local leaders cite a weak Senate case and public opinion against Hoffa while seeking a compromise candidate amid a pending perjury indictment.
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Hoffa
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Fitzgerald
New York
Benjamin Franklin Collins
Teamster Local 388
Detroit
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Bert) Brennan
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Hast Bay
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Hayward
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Flu Bug Hits Hard in Hayward Schools
Asian influenza caused a rise in student absences across Hayward Union High District with Hayward High most affected. San Lorenzo High canceled a football game as 20 players were sick, while Hayward High canceled three athletic events. State health officials estimate 27,000 to 28,000 Californians, mostly students, are influenza victims.
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Hayward Union High School
Dist
Hayward High
San Loren 20 High
Membé
Alameda County
Malcolm Merrill
U N Hits Jordan Charge As False
The United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine rejected Jordan's claim that Israeli workmen attempted to confiscate land south of Jerusalem. Truce Chief Byron V. Leary said Jordanian troops, not Israeli personnel, violated the demilitarized zone and the council asked for a report after hearing Jordan's complaint that Hecari cultivation posed a threat to Arab Jerusalem's security.
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U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Jordan
No-Man’s Land
Jerusalem
Asting
Byron V. Leary
Security Council
Israel
Leary
Iraq Chief Joins Saud In Damascus Conference
Iraqi Premier Ali Jawdat arrived in Damascus to join King Saud of Saudi Arabia and President Shukri Al-Kuwatly in a conference on Middle East issues. An informed source says Saud aims to play peace maker amid tensions caused by Syria's pro Soviet tilt and may visit Amman Friday after receiving a personal invitation from King Hussein.
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Syria
INS
Ali Jawdit
Inj
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Shukri Al-Kuwaily
Middle East
Jiordan
Amman
Hussein
Huge Storm On Way Coast Areas Warned
Bay Area weather may face heavy rain and strong winds as a major storm forms 450 miles off Oregon with forecasts of substantial rainfall tonight. Clearing skies expected tomorrow. Fire officials report a large Klamath National Forest blaze at about 14,500 acres in Oregon and California, under patrol.
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Oregon
California
Klamath National Forest
Escorting Negroes to Quiet Day at Central High
Nine Negro teenagers entered Central High School in Little Rock under the 101st Airborne protection for a second day of integrated classes. Army transport and jeeps accompanied them as boos echoed. A 23-year-old airman, Second Lt. Sidney A. Wolff, was detained after being found with a revolver and rifle. later identified as a newly commissioned ROTC officer.
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Ark
Central High School
101St Airborne Division
Central High
Sidney A. Wolff
Florida
Air Force
Wolff
Little Rock Air Force Base
SF Mayor Bids For Senate Seat
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher, once a key figure in luring the New York Giants to the city, announces he will run as a Republican for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by William F. Knowland. He cites a statewide poll showing GOP nomination support and notes baseball ties may influence his chances.
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George Christopher
New York Giants
Golden Gate City
U.S. Senate
Stat
William F. Knowland
Calif
Christopher
GOP
Robert Kirkwood
Knowland
Harold Powers
Christopher Ramr
Horace Stoneham
Dan Re-Elected To U N Position
United Nations Security Council announced the unanimous reelection of Dag Hammarskjold as Secretary-General for a second five year term. The formal note was made by Security Council President Emilio Nunez Fortuondo of Cuba.
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INS
U.N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
World Organization
Security Council
Emilio Wnunez-Fortuondo
Cuba
No Race Feelings By Faubus Kin No Race Feelings By Faubus Kin
In Paso Robles a Georgia Brown Elementary third grader Albert Faubus sits beside George Alexander, a Black classmate, reflecting a lack of concern about integration following the Little Rock crisis. The boy’s only remark is a bright grin about the event.
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Paso. Robles
Albert Faubus
Georgia Brown
Orvald Faubus
Ar,kansas
George Alexander
Albert
Little Rock
Senator Eastland Backs Return of Spanish Civil War Gold
Senator James Eastland accused Russia of holding 420 million dollars in gold from the Spanish Civil War. He said 7,900 boxes were shipped to Moscow and never returned to the Spanish people, during testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Moscow
Newsman Bernard Swanson Found Shot Dead
Bernard Swanson 55 sports editor of the Minneapolis Star was found shot to death in his car in Minneapolis. A Hennepin County deputy coroner ruled the death as a self-inflicted act. Swanson began his newspaper career in 1929 with the Minneapolis Tribune.
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Minneapolis
Mns
Bernard
Bernie) Swanson
Minneapolis Star
Hennepin County
Swanson
Minneapolis Tribune
Knight pledges fair shake for college site in Southern Alameda
Gov Goodwin Knight assured 450 South County residents at Castlewood Country Club that every proposed college site in Southern Alameda County would receive fair consideration from an impartial Public Works jury. The event honored the drive for a state college, with officials and lawmakers present and Eden Township favored by the education department.
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South County
Goodwin J. Knight
Carlos Bee
Southern Alameda County College
Castlewood Country Club
Pleasanton
Chuck Ruiz
Alameda County
Goodwin J.koight
Chambers of Commerce
Marshall Hansen
South County College
Knight
Jack D. Rees
Hayward
Public Works Department
Southern Alameda
State Department of’ Education
Eden Township
Ike Takes Ride In Atomic Sub
President Eisenhower rode the atomic submarine Seawolf for a ship tracking demonstration off Narragansett Bay. The Seawolf, commissioned last March, is the second atomic sub in the fleet and a sister to Nautilus. Ike joined officers for lunch aboard before the dive.
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Newport
President
Narragansett Bay
Khrushchev Faces Shift to Seven Year Plan
London dispatch says Soviet leadership scrapped the 1956 60 five year plan and announced a seven year plan running to 1965. Indications circulated Khrushchev may be in serious trouble with the central committee and government signaling economic policy upheaval.
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London
Ins
Gs Dn
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist’ Party
Widow Sues Over Missing $500000 From Home
A 70 year old widow in Los Angeles filed suit for 300 against her adopted daughter Patricia Schlosser and three others claiming $500000 in cash vanished from her home after intruders strapped her to a stretcher and took her to a hospital amid two pending incompetency hearings.
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Los Angeles
INS
Aura R. Schlosser
Julus Schlosser
Patricia Schlosser
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