Beck Challenges Committee During Union Probe Hearing
Beck tells investigators he will run again for Teamsters leader despite a federal inquiry. He invokes the Fifth Amendment and claims rights under the First through Fourth Amendments are being violated as McClellan questions possible misappropriation of union funds. Beck refuses to waive constitutional privileges and asks his counsel to read a statement.
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Suit Against Boy Scouts Dismissed
Judge Wilson Warlick signed a summary judgment in Charlotte Federal Court dismissing a $10,000 Justice Department suit against the Piedmont Council, Boy Scouts of America. The case involved a B-24 aircraft once used for educational display at Gastonia Airport.
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Defense White to be Air Force chief of staff succeeding Twining
Defense White named Air Force vice chief of staff as the next chief of staff to succeed Twining. Adm. Burke nominated for a new two year term as chief of naval operations. Gen. Maxwell D Taylor to continue Army chief of staff until mid 1959. Radford to retire as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on August 15 after two terms.
Reapportionment Bills Face Committee Decision
A North Carolina committee backed two apportionment bills with an amendment by Sen. Luther Hamilton. One plan shifts reapportionment to a commission if the Legislature does not act, the other proposes constitutional changes increasing House seats to 190, restricting counties to two senators, and limiting senators to four counties. Debate centered on population versus equal regional representation, with narrow votes on key amendments.
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Stock Market Cotton and Downtrodden Markets Open Higher
Cotton futures opened five to twenty five cents higher as New York trading began. Stocks drifted to the downside with minor gains in a few issues. Metals fell and copper prices softened while major steel names slipped. The Associated Press average was down as rails and utilities declined.
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Language of Investing glossary helps readers avoid boiler rooms
The Stock Exchange publishes 240 Wall Street terms in a glossary titled The Language of Investing. It defines terms like bond exchangeables, stocked, formula investing and thin market, and warns about boiler rooms and high pressure telephone selling to manipulate investors.
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Great Plains Dig Out After Big Blizzard
A severe blizzard stranded trains and buses across Kansas with rescue efforts by National Guard snow tractors and air drops. Passengers aboard the Golden State Limited received carbon monoxide treatment and insulin shots for medical needs. Rail services on Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific were delayed, while Kansas farmers anticipated moisture benefits but feared livestock losses.
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Pilot Water Directors Hold Monthly Meeting
The Pilot Waterline Inc board meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in Pilot School home economics room. Secretary treasurer George Davis says the session will tabulate stock sale results and discuss further plans. Stock sales funded an eight inch line toward Pilot School and a six inch line toward Richford Church, deemed satisfactory.
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Huber Speaks To Lions At Union Hill
Walter Huber, president of the High Point Lions Club, spoke to the newly formed Union Hill Lions Club in the school auditorium on community service. The meeting covered charter night planning for April 15 in the school cafeteria with Rev. Thomas Haggai as speaker and Willie Welborn as master of ceremonies. Guests included John Kalle, E. O. Lane, and Ray Bottoms. Willard Moore presided.
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Public Dance in Thomasville At Civic Center
The recreation department sponsors a March 30 dance at the Civic Center from 8 30 to midnight with Al Boyles and his band providing the music.
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Market quotes from Bache & Co update
Furnished by Bache and Co showing bid and ask levels for 30 industrials 470.90 and 470.46, rails 143.16 and 143.32, utilities 78 and 70.59 70.71, stocks 166.62 166.54 166.81 with volume around 290.6 million and overall turnover about 1.59 million shares.
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