Brewster Quizzed on Union Expenses and Eisen Hire
West Coast Teamsters Union boss Brewster said he could not recall if the trainer's son traveled at union expense. Senator Kennedy cited air charges of 46.09 and 55.22 to California and pressed on Eisen's qualifications for an organizer post. Brewster contended Eisen's performance was above average and that a union director gave favorable reports.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
California
Kennedy
Ques Seed Ecounter Salate
Dave
Eisen
Brewster
Eisen Eisen
Nourishing Body and Soul Diets for Health
A short meditation by Robert L. Dieffenbacher notes how the body suffers from hunger and illness just as the soul tires without spiritual nourishment. It urges turning to God for diagnosis and cure to restore vitality and peace.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
One Killed 25 Hurt In Ford Plant Blast
Explosion at Ford Motor Co Rouge plant in Detroit injures 25 workers and kills one. About 2,000 employees were present as 500 feet of wall collapsed and a paint fire broke out. The cause is undetermined and the plant resumed operations after repairs.
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Ford Motor Company
Dell
Ford
Detroit
Rouge
Ford Motor Co
Clinton Race Defendant Succumbs
Knoxville Tennessee Clinton cafe owner John Gates, 41, died of natural causes while under federal charges of criminal contempt for alleged interference with school integration. Gates had been free on $5,000 bond. police said he attempted suicide twice using a knife and belt in custody after being charged with trying to incite white students to attack Black students at Clinton High.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John Gates
Clinton
Gates
Liberty
Francis Moore
Moore
Clinton High
U.S. District Court
Oklahoma State Rep Refuses Paycheck Over Illness
Oklahoma City state representative Noble Stewart refused last week’s $15 daily paycheck due to illness. The lawmaker stayed home with the flu while lawmakers normally receive per day pay.
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Oklahoma City
Noble Stewart
Nixon Hears Calls For Free Algeria
Vice President Nixon spoke in Tunis about Algerian independence amid protests by Tunisian crowds. He heard demands for freedom from Algeria and discussed economic aid with Prime Minister Bourguiba, with officials noting limited U.S. financial proposals as talks focus on technical aid and farm goods.
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Tunis
Nixon
Algeria
U. S. Information Agency
United States
Bill Henry
Tunisia
France
North
Africa
Neexon
U.S
Habib Bourguiba
Nixon’ Hat
Congressmen Demand Firm Support For Israel
Congressmen press for strong backing for Israel as Gaza tensions rise and Egypt signals methods for Suez Canal operation after reopening. Nasser's government circulated a memorandum to foreign powers via diplomatic channels while embassy spokesmen declined public comment.
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Israel
Cairo
Gaza
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Peronistas Escape Prison Reveals Border Bribe Plot
Buenos Aires reports a dramatic escape from Rio Gallegos Prison in Patagonia with alleged bribes involving the prison chief. Six fugitives include Jorge Antonio and Hector J. Campora, said to have fled across the Chilean border.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Rio Gallegos
Patagonia
Peron
Jorge Antonio
Hector J. Campora
Peronista
Adams Beams in Trial as Nurse Testifies on Morrell Fate
London reports Dr. John Bodkin Adams smiling in court as nurse Helen Stronach says Edith Morrell deteriorated rapidly a month before death. Prosecution claims Adams gave large drug doses for inheritance gains while Stronach notes irritability and pain. Morrell’s body was cremated. Adams inherited silver and a Rolls Royce from her son.
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London
John Bodkin Adams
Id Society
Miss Stronach
Geoffrey Lawrence
Lawrence
Adams
President Eisenhower Improves Aboard Canberra Voyage
The President sails from Norfolk on a six day Bermuda cruise to shake a persistent cough head cold and ear inflammation. He reports an enjoyable trip as Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder says his ailment has cleared and he is coughing only occasionally.
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President
Norfolk
Bermuda
Canberra
Exuma Bay
Bahama Cat Island
Howard Snyder
White House
Eisenhower
Snyder
Magsaysay’s Body Returns to Manila in State Funeral
The charred body of Ramon Magsaysay arrived in Manila and lay in state at Malacañang for three days as crowds followed the bier. An investigating team probed the Cebu crash for causes including sabotage while officials considered multiple theories amid strong security. Vice President Carlos P. Garcia was sworn in as president.
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Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Republic
Executn
Cebu Island
Pagasa
Malacanan Palace
Asia
Pedro Q. Moline
Air Force
Garcia
Carlos P. Garcia
Magsaysay
Malacanan
Luz Ban- Magsaysay
Urgent Appeals Back Israeli Position Over Egypt Dispute
Congress weighs firm support as Egypt returns to Gaza. Mansfield warns invasion would threaten peace. Sparkman calls for ensuring Gulf navigation and U.N. effort to resolve. Fulbright notes Senate subcommittee to hold hearings on 11 years of State policy in the region.
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Washington
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
Sparkman
Gulf
U.N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev Calls For Middle East Conference
In Moscow Khrushchev urges a Middle East conference as a step to ease world tensions, signaling a reply to questions from the Grand Rapids Herald. He notes past similar meetings eased tensions briefly and criticizes U.S. “policy of strength” as a threat to peace.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Indochina
Khrushchev
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herald
Charles L. Clapp
U .S
Bermuda parley prep underway as Eisenhower Macmillan arrive
Bermuda hosts a second Bermuda conference with President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan arriving to repair strained British American ties. The Midocean Club grounds are fenced for security and Eisenhower will play only 14 holes amid talks aimed at NATO unity and easing post Egypt disagreements.
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Tuckerstown
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Midocean Club
Velvet Green
Midocean
Macmillan
Washington
France
Egypt
Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Guy Mollet
Dulles
United States
Asia
Africa
Red China
NATO
Release Of Youth Is Sought
The family of 14 year old James Steerman freed of a murder indictment plans to ask Milledge State Mental Hospital to release him on furlough. Steerman was committed after being indicted for the slaying of 76 year old Willie Mae Milam at her Fairburn home last Oct 21. A 39 year old transient Ross McAfee later claimed he killed Milam and is under a death sentence in North Carolina. Judge Jeptha C. Tanksley dismissed the murder indictment yesterday at the request of Solicitor Gen. Paul Webb.
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Atlanta
James Steerman
Milledge
Jlie State Mental Hospital
Steerman
Willie Mae Milam
Fairburn
Ross McAfee
North Carolina
Georgia
McAfee
Taylorsville
N. C
Sherman
Jeptha C. Tanksley
Paul Webb
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Mansfield
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