Protection Sold Ly Dio Lawyer Tells Probers
A Brooklyn lawyer told the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that Johnny Dio sold “protection” through an authorization contract to Auto Glass Dealers of Greater New York. The deal allegedly guaranteed Local 227 union members labor peace in exchange for dues, with contracts seen as soft and favorable to employers in one man shops.
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Equitable Reseloies
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Lagu
Wreck on Highway 67 Injures Two in East Valley crash
A two vehicle collision on Highway 67 three miles east of East Valley last night injured two people. Oak Crest Ambulance transported the injured to a local hospital for chest injuries. Names Pinnington and Arthur Lee King are reported as involved.
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Crest
Bray
Pinnington
Arthur Lee King
Nazarene Revival Preaching Includes Special Music
The revival services continue through Sunday with the med star each night featuring special music. Members of the congregation led by Gleagg and Gleason attend as preaching and singing provide a central focus for the event at the Pro Nazarene location.
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Gleason
Gleagg
Emi Wilgive
More Money for Arkansas Bases
The House Appropriations Committee approved over 120 million dollars for unfunded construction at Blytheville and Little Rock Air Force Bases in Arkansas as part of a 1.5416 billion dollar military construction bill, trimming 379.2 million from President Eisenhower’s request. Arkansas items allocate 11.18 million for Blytheville and 501 thousand for Little Rock, with additional sums for Barksdale AFB in Louisiana and other bases across the region.
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Arkansas
Titsenhower
Blytheyile Base
Little Rock
Barksdale
Air Force Base
Lake Charles
England
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FHA Interest Hike Sparks Congressional Review Talk
Washington reports a second FHA rate rise in eight months, boosting mortgage costs while cutting down payment requirements on government insured loans. Democrats condemn the admin’s financial moves, with Rep. Rains urging a thorough restudy of FHA and possible legislation to cap rate increases.
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FHA
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Wedersl
Congress
Moretary
Rep. Rains
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House
Rains
State GOPs Lick Arkansas Recorder
The Arkansas Republican party adopts the Arkansas Recorder as an unofficial party organ. GOP leaders plan weekly Republican feature stories in the paper published by John F. Wells. An ad urged Republicans and disillusioned Democrats to subscribe, noting the 1987 act requires a primary election instead of a party convention.
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Arkansas Republican Party
Arkansas Recorder
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Republican Party
Recorder
House criticizes handling of LA base heating contract
A House Appropriations Committee report criticizes the Defense Department and Air Force for the Little Rock Air Force Base housing heating and air conditioning project. It alleges bids and costs were not properly weighed and warns future contracting include all relevant factors.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Air Force
Little Rock Air Force Base
House
Systen
Capehar
Louisiana Gas Co
Gad
Gaz-Comp
Arksinsas Power
Getim
U.S. Protest Over Soviet Hold Up of Army Convoy
An Army convoy of 24 trucks with 62 GIs was stopped by Soviet border guards at a checkpoint near West Berlin. The Soviet guards demanded identifications and photos for facial comparison, delaying movement into West Germany through East German territory. A U.S. officer delivered a protest to Soviet headquarters in East Berlin.
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Berlin
United States
Nas
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Sovie
Bayksdale Hamlett
East Berlin
Mother of Local Man Succumbs at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Maulé Copeland, mother of OLB W. Copeland of Hope, died early Tuesday at Memorial Hospital in Nashville. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Maulé Copeland
Meathar Olb
W. Copeland
Hope
Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Husbands Discuss Odd Behavior of Wives
Hal Boyle recounts husbands at a party debating why wives act as they do at night. He notes husbands’ quips about spouses watching late shows, primping, reading old papers, and overseeing household tasks as they reveal familiar patterns.
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Hal
Boyle
New York
Amy
Allie
School Data for New Year Announced
James H. Jones announces the back to school schedule for teachers and students. Events begin Friday August 30 with principals meeting and new student registration, followed by meetings and grade reports through early September and regular classes starting September 9. Parents with first time entrants must consult the county health nurse. Further school openings will be announced.
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James H. Jones
Garland
Wil V. Rutherford
Yeager
God
Two Accidents Prompt Minor City Police Reports
City police investigated two minor damage accidents yesterday. One crash occurred downtown near Buito. a vehicle pulled away and struck another, causing doorway damage. A separate collision near Jamson yielded limited harm and no major injuries.
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A la Buito
B. Ney
Jamson
New Jobs for Bulgarian and Zhukov Seen
Western diplomatic sources say new Kremlin moves may place Bulgarianc defense minister Georgi Zhukov and Bulganin in higher posts. The speculation follows Khrushchev's talks with Tito in Belgrade and a pending visit to Moscow.
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Washington
Fremlev Mikelai
Vfense
Georgi Zhukov
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Ramaeia
Tito
Bulganin
Ley
Khrushechev
Geumiyy
Lmd
Thay
Bulgaria
Khrushenev
Klementi Voroghsiov
Eisenhowerer
Kheishchev
Zhukuy
Texarkana Pool Death Probe Underway
An investigation is launched into the death of Sammy Sullivan, a six year old Texarkana boy who died from injuries after becoming impaled by a pipe while at a wading pool. Club officials and witnesses offer competing theories about how the incident occurred.
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Walter Pipe
Bao
Arencea Roberts
Sammy
Air Force Fund Cut Spurs Criticism Over Extravagance
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed largely funded air force projects and rejected creating a new academy. It approved about 4.0 million for budgets and facilities, with additions tied to support for nearby Burke, while voicing concerns over rising costs and a proposed Colorado air academy funding. The panel urged a timely new airport project near Washington and criticized fiscal waste in defense spending.
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Sorbivia Co
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Taxiuyers
Hiroshima Mayor Calls for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons
Hiroshima mayor Tabad Watanabe urged ending nuclear tests and weapons after railing against the bomb. About 20,000 gathered in Peace Memorial Park for a solemn ceremony beside the memorial arch where the blast occurred. The royal family attended as sirens marked a minute of prayer and 700 pigeons were released amid memorial rituals.
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Temple Wells
Mikasa
Japan
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Hiroshina
Cilinenabie
Bill Unceptable to Ike and Rights Change Seen
A derailed bill friction in Washington features Ike faced with changes to civil rights provisions. Lawmakers debate jury requirements in federal criminal contempt cases while Eisenhower signals possible veto as administration weighs regulatory enforcement and civil rights implications.
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Ike
Washinston
Sen O'Mahannay
D-Wye
Senate
House
Sean
Puro
Pulda
Johnsson
Texas
O'Mahoney
Eisenhower
Doetulong
Jolingon Biri
Javits
Submarine Collision Near New London No Injuries Reported
In the Atlantic about one mile south of New London Connecticut two submarines, the USS Tysl and the Cobller, collided during maneuvers at dawn. Both crews faced no injuries. an investigation will determine the cause. The Tysl is based in New London and the Cobller is part of Submarine Squadron 6. The Cable, built by General Dynamics at Groton, commissioned 1955, commanded by Llwyd G. Teich. The Task, commissioned 1954, last submarine built by Cramp Shipbuilding Co. Philadelphia. Commands listed: Lt. Omer of Morgana, Jr., Graton, Cal.
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Gamagu
Navy
Allnitle Fleet
Enid
Tysl
Tusk
Groton
Llwyd G. Teich
Norfolk
Cramp Shipbuilding Co
Philadelphia
Omer
Morgana, Jr
Graton
Cain
Boudreau Fired as Athletics Manager
CHICAGO. Arnold Johnson, president of the Kansas City Athletics, announced Harry Qualt will replace Jon Boudreau as field manager. Johnson said Boudreau has been relieved of duties in the front office and did not state if he has accepted the new post. As of today’s game, Harry Craft is manager for the balance of the season. The club showed poor performance and hopes for improvement.
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Chicago
Arnold Johnson
Kangas City Athletics
Harey Qualt
Jon Bouvreau
Johnson
Boudreau
Bowdreau
Harry Craft
Kansas City Athletics
All Around Town Highlights From City Items and Roster Notes
Local notes report Billy Collins of the Bagley Motor Scooter Club won a cross country trophy last Friday, with a gold pigmented statue prize on display at Roy Anderson's office. The clipping mentions Dallas coverage of skater winners in Arlington and Lex us contest, plus Dorsey Wayne Byers, formerly of Hope, winning Jet Roller Rink Marathon Skate after a 178 mile journey. Also noted are Port Arthur summer camp progress, military training moves at Port Leonard Wood, and Roy Anderson resigning as City Purchasing Agent effective August.
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Billy ‘Collins
Loren] Bagley
Billy
Roy Anderson
Dallas News
Inan Arlington
Dorsey Wayne Byers
Hope
Byers
Weather Summary and River Readings for Arkansas and Louisiana
Weather station report shows high 87 and low 69 with August rainfall totaling .21 inch. Red River at Index steady at 5 feet, rising to about 6 feet at Fulton. Little River edges down at Horatio and Whiteclifts. Forecast calls for notable changes in Red and Little River levels. Arkansas expects clear to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon through Wednesday. Louisiana similar with clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday.
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Index
Fulton
Horatio
Arkansas
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