Testimony Heard In Hoffa Case
The federal court jury heard that Jimmy Hoffa sought checks on his lawyer and public relations adviser as well as on Senate investigators. Cheasty testified Hoffa planned to hire him as a staff investigator and feed back secrets from the Senate Rackets Committee, with details on Edward Cheyfitz and Kennedy.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty
Brooklyn
Hayman I. Fischbach
Miami
Cheasty
Senate
Teamsters Union
Fischbach
Detroit
Senate Committee
Edward Cheyfitz
Cheyfitz
Edward Bennett Williams
Dave Beck
Bob Kennedy
Ed Williams
House
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
Capitol Hill
New York
Kennedy
Sen. McClellan
Committee
FBI
Senate probes challenge to group authority in labor union inquiry
Senator Hruska warned the Internal Security subcommittee will test its power against Supreme Court rulings as it plans to question Howard V. Trautman and Salvatore Testa of the American Communications Assn. The hearing centers on whether standards of proof under the Communist Control Act are too stringent for determining infiltration and potential sanctions on unions.
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Washington
Sen. Hruska
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Howard V. Trautman
Salvatore Testa
New York City
American Communications Assn
Junion
Hruska
Trautman
Testa
Victor Rabinowitz
New York
Watkins
Contempt of Congress
John T. ‘Watkins
Illinois
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Warren
Congressional
Congress
Rabinowitz
ACA
Eisenhower
United States
Uneasy Mind and Body Reflect on Godly Love
The passage links discomfort in chairs to boredom in lectures and ties relief to spiritual satisfaction. It argues mental unrest manifests physically and spiritually, urging discovery of God's will and way for daily living to achieve ease.
E car risks and seat belt debate linger
A brief note discusses car safety amid ongoing concerns about seat belt use and vehicle restraint standards. It mentions limited protection and potential risks, urging awareness of evolving safety practices and regulations.
Egyptians Trained By Russians
Washington reports that Soviet navy crews trained Egyptian sub mariners for six months at Gol Poland before Egypt received three submarines. The move appears linked to a secret arms deal tied to President Nasser’s prestige and Moscow support amid Western criticism.
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Washington
Russia
Gol
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cooley Assails Rights Bills in Political Fight
Rep Harold D Cooley of North Carolina declared civil rights legislation in Congress is born of politics and would die in a political fight likely a filibuster His comments came during the 50th anniversary meeting of the State Association of County Commissioners The county commissioners accountants and tax assessors planned to close their joint convention with business sessions
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Raleigh
Harold D. Cooley
Congress
Cooley
State Assn
County Accountants
Arms Talks Deadlocked In London
London reopens U N disarmament talks as Russia cools to Stassen plan to reduce US and Soviet armed forces to 1 700 000 each. Zorin demands clarity on linked nuclear test suspensions and production bans while Britain presses for progress and an inspection regime.
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Russia
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Fivenation Disarmament
United States
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Britain
Washington
United
France
Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Girl’s Body Found In Grassy Area Kansas City
The body of 10 year old Shir Alice Kyle was found near her home in Kansas City after a six hour search. Police arrested an 11 year old boy with a history of mistreating children. The suspect Salvatore Joseph Falbo was held after an overnight manhunt. The body was hidden in tall grass in a ravine six miles from downtown. Her clothes were torn and there were facial scratches. A crowd of about 200 searchers helped in the inquiry.
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Kansas City
Shir Alice Kyle
Oo Bor
Salvatore Joseph Falbo
Shirley
Robert J. Kyle
Kiwanis International Elects Officers At 42nd Convention
Atlantic City delegates from Kiwanis International discussed nine resolutions and by laws changes. Elections for president two vice presidents a treasurer and six trustees were held with results expected later in the day. Park Arnold of Glendale Calif led contenders for international president.
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Atlantic City
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
United Nations
Eisenhower sees clean hydrogen bomb in four to five years
President Eisenhower said scientists forecast an absolutely clean hydrogen bomb after four or five more years of tests while urging continued testing for full knowledge of peaceful atomic uses. He backed a broader disarmament package including halted production and aerial inspection, and warned against government price controls during inflation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Dulles
Humphrey Faces GOP Grilling On Moneary Policy
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey begins a second week of testimony on the nation s financial condition as Sen Edward Martin leads a Republican questioning session. Kerr claims a 16.4 percent increase in four years and notes higher interest costs on the national debt.
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Washington
Humphrey
Edward Martin
R-Pa
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Kerr
Dokla
GOP
Bennett
Documents Taken From Embassy in Taipei Riots
Washington reports indicate confidential documents were taken from the American Embassy in Taipei during last month’s riots. Officials say some items may be missing while denying a deliberate theft of diplomatic code books. The United States will file findings with Congress and fault police inaction. The incident followed anger over a court martial acquittal of an American sergeant.
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Washington
Taipei
Seemaninte
State Department
Congress
Dulles
U.S. Go Agency
Tai
America
Move To Hinder Weapons Action In Korea
North Korea urged a broad international conference to arrange foreign troop withdrawal and a peaceful peninsula solution. The UN Command rejected the idea as improper for a military conference. Chou Enlai backed the proposal in Peiping and denounced U.S. Korea policy.
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North Korea
Korea
Joint
Mili Armistice Commission
U.N
Chou Enlai
Peiping
U.S
Chung
U.S. Marine Corps
Homer L. Litzenberg
Chou Enlai Says Red Bloc Stronger Despite US Pressures
Chou Enlai told the Peiping session that the Communist bloc unity is strengthened, while the United States faces pressure worldwide. He praised Japanese anti US occupation efforts and neutralist trends in U S controlled areas and Formosa missiles. He defended Soviet arms proposals and urged withdrawal of foreign forces from Korea.
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Chou Enlai
Red China
United States
Chou
Peiping
Mao Tzxe-tung
Red
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