Teamsters Move to Remove Dave Beck Amid Tension
Washington sources say the Teamsters executive board will seek Beck's resignation at the July 1 Los Angeles meeting. If he refuses, a leave of absence may be proposed until December 1. AFL-CIO chief Meany urged quick removal, threatening broader action if the union stalls.
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Washington
Teamster
Dave Beck
Los Angeles
John F. English
William A. Lee
Chicago
Beck
Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
John English
Teamsters
Meany
Aflcio
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Pilot of One Crashed Jet Is Saved
Aboard USS Saratoga the rescue of the crashed jet pilot was announced amid a major naval search. President Eisenhower, aboard the carrier, witnessed a curtailed exercise as planes and warships scoured a 120 mile area northeast of Jacksonville for the missing single seat F3H Demon.
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Saratoga
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Asman
Jacksonville
Fla
James C. Hagerty
Boston
Savannah
Charleston
Coast Guard Aly
Sure Face
Navy
Mayport
U S China policy frozen as Eisenhower maintains stance
U S policy toward Red China remains unchanged since Truman, with no formal recognition of the mainland government, ban on trade, and support for Formosa, despite Allied doubts and evolving relations in Asia. Britain and others hint at trade shifts while Washington sticks to nonrecognition and limited engagement.
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Washington
China
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Truman
United Nations
Chiang
U. N
United States
Britain
Red China
Ito
Russia
Japan
Jank
Geneva
Hisenhower
Giang
Feu
San
Ense
7Th Fleet
U. S. China
Dividend Crown Western Investments declares semi annual dividends
Dividend Crown Western Investments Inc reports its 24th consecutive semi annual dividends. Diversified Income Fund 25 cents per share and Dallas Fund 46 cents per share, payable June 27 to holders of record June 17. President Moruzzi notes assets rose to 4,050,582 and shares outstanding 554,987.
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Crown Western Investments, Inc
Aeet Rigs easThe‘board of Directors
Dallas Fund
Charles L.moruzzi
20 Arkansas counties declared disaster area for SBA loans
The SBA declares 20 Arkansas counties eligible for long term low interest loans after flood losses. Eighteen counties were added yesterday and Greene and Poinsett counties were added Wednesday. Residents with property damage may apply for loans up to 20 years at low interest to repair homes and farms.
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Little Rock
Federal Small Business Administration
Arkansas
Fighteen
Greene
Poinsett
Tittle Rock
SBA
Memphis
Logan
Johnson
Ganway
Perry
Pulaski Lonoke
Jefferson
Little River
Probers to Give Bakers Union Leader Chance to Testify
In Washington, Senate investigators said Bakers Union President James G. Cross will be given a chance to testify under oath about links to a convicted prostitute. The woman, Mrs Ka Lower of Los Angeles, invoked the Fifth Amendment refusing to name Cross in disputed allegations of beating or funneling union funds through LA aides. Former local official Albert Barclay testified about a union fund used to hire associates for Cross and said the international union sent $75 weekly to support Cross and his companion Mrs Elsie Kay Lower.
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Washington
Senate
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Ka Lower
Los Angeles
Cross
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Crossl
Leer
Albert Barclay
Bakers
International Union
Elsie ‘Kay Lower
Dogs Tested for Effects of Radiation
Washington reports scientists, led by Dr. Charles Dunham of the University of California, are pursuing a womb to tomb study on radioactive strontium in dogs. Funded by the Atomic Energy Commission, the research forms part of hearings on fallout hazards. Libby advocates more bioscience on fallout effects.
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Washington
University of California
Charles Dunham
Atomic Energy Commission
Dunham
AEC
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Willard F. Libby
Housewife of Helena Electrocuted in Freak Accident
Mrs. Nelzie Victoria Whitworth 23, a Helena housewife, died yesterday after contact with an electrified wire netting fence around a pig pen in her Drumrood yard. Investigating officers blamed a high tension pole for the accidental shock. She died on arrival at a Helena hospital. Survivors include her husband and two sons.
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Helena
Nelzie Victoria
Whitworth
Drumrood
Arkansans Complete Academy Study
Annapolis Md Among midshipmen scheduled to graduate from the U Y Naval Academy here today were four Arkansans They were Thomas P B dames Jy 23 son of Mr and Myseo PT B dames of Batesville Richard M Chanslas 22 son of Mr and Mrs Re Tn Ghansler of Groessett Blaney BP Strickland 24 son of Mr ea Waham of nirichland I Pye yade and John A Holt I ee Bry of Ma ea Mrs coho A Holt of Fort Sina
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Pyeyade
John A. Holt I
Ee Bry
Coho A. Holt
Fort Sina
Indicted Officials Granted Indefinite Leaves
Two officials from the State Bolive Weights and Standards Division in Little Rock received indefinite leaves of absence. BD. J. Raper and B. 8. Hunter were indicted by the Crittenden County Grand Jury on bribery and extortion charges involving two alleged bribes totaling 345 dollars. Governor Faubus had suggested suspension pending trial.
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Little Rock
State Bolive Weights and Standards Division
State Police Commission
Hubert Mayes
J. Raper
Hunter
Crittenden County
Orval Faubus
Man Receives Eyes Moisture Police Through Surgery
A 24 year old man suffering xerophthalmia from a severe skin disease had tear glands damaged leaving him unable to cry or keep eyes moist. Surgeons redirected saliva to his eye and created an artificial tear drainage to nose, restoring moisture though eyes still water at meals. The case was presented by Dr James Bennett and Arby Bailey of Crile Veterans Administration Hospital in Cleveland.
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New York
Lake Erie
American Medical Association
James EB. Bennett
Arby L. Bailey
Crile Veterans Administration Hospital
Cleveland
Stalin Suffers Stroke During Rage Over Deportation Plan
France-Soir reports Stalin suffered a fatal stroke during a rage over a proposed deportation of Jews from the Soviet Union. Lavrenty Beria allegedly danced around the body as party leaders argued over the plan. Khrushchev’s rivalry and Molotov’s warning are cited, with Stalin collapsing after a confrontation with Voroshilov over party membership. Svetlana Stalin reportedly pleaded for forgiveness as the dictator died, with Moscow later announcing his death on March 5.
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Paris
France-Soir
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Lavrenty Berla
Warsaw
P. K. Ponomarenko
Poland
Stalin
Birobidzhan
Siberia
M. Molotov
Molotov
Klementi Vorshilov
Voroshilov
Beria
Svetlana
Biglin
Kremlin
Slimmer Foreign Aid Bill Clears Its First Hurdle
President Eisenhower's foreign aid measure, trimmed by about 200 million dollars, passed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a 12 to 3 vote. The panel approved a $3,037,110,000 authorization for next year and a $2 billion, three year loan program for development abroad, with matching military aid provisions and a two-year planning horizon for State and Defense Departments. The panel also allowed a $600 million reapportionment for military assistance and faced limited Democratic support on amendments from Morse, Long, and a proxy vote for Mansfield.
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Ernest
Vaccaro Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Freign Relations Committee
Roupher
Senate
Morse
Dynegon
Long
Lousiana
Lawger
North Dakota
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
The
Treasury
Defense Departments
Smoking Bunny Fugitive at Dallas VA Hospital
A New Zealand red rabbit at the Dallas Veterans Administration hospital is placed in smoking boxes to study whether cigarettes can cause lung cancer. Rabbits receive a puff every two minutes via an automated system. researchers note most rabbits seem to enjoy smoking while one resists. No findings yet. rabbits live about four years, with autopsies to follow.
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Dallas
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert H. Holland
New Zealand
Fire damages shop in Van Buren downtown
Fire heavily damaged JW Scott's barber shop and the adjacent Browder Furniture and Appliance Store in downtown Van Buren yesterday. Firemen said the blaze started in the rear of JW Scott's shop and spread to the neighboring building.
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van Buren
JW. Scott
Browder Puniture
Mayor Calls for Vote on Board of Directors
Detroit report notes the Automobile Manufacturers Association directors call for a shift in auto culture from speed to safety reliability and comfort. Executives from General Motors Ford Chrysler and other major producers back a conservative trend, signaling an end to the era of racing prestige in advertising.
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Detroit
Assn
General Motora
Ford
Chrysler
Walsume
Daytona Beach
Money Saving Resinless Shell Molding Method Revealed
Army scientists at Watertown Arsenal announce a new cementless sand molding method using low cost waterglass to bind sand for metal castings. The resinless process slashes mold costs by an estimated 90 percent, boosts automation, and benefits small firms in automotive and hardware industries.
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John 8B
Knox Watertown
Mass
Marmy
Watertown Arsenal
Americin Industries
Philip Carbonaro
Arsenal
Rodman Laboratory
Paul J. Ahearn
Retirement for Preachers Hiked
A 6 percent increase in retirement pay for ministers was voted by the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church. Retired ministers will receive 17 dollars per year of service. The pension endowment fund totals about 357000 dollars. The retiring clergymen are W. R. Boyd 35 years C. D. Cade 36 years R. A. Teeter 36 years. Louis W. Averitt of Texarkana was re-elected conference treasurer.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
Methodist Church
Roland E. Darrow
Monticello
W. R. Boyd
Eudora
C., D. Cade
Chichester
R. A. Teeter
Louis W. Averitt
Texarkana
Wisconsin to Name a New Senator
Wisconsin voters will cast a ballot in a special election on August 27 to fill the U.S. Senate vacancy caused by the death of Senator Joseph McCarthy. The term ends January 1999. Governor Vernon Thomson announced the date after previously signaling the post would be filled this way.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
U. S.senate
Joseph McCarthy
Guy. Vernon Thomson
Thomson
City Manager Plan Ready for 1958 Election in Hope
Mayor H M Olsen issued a proclamation for a special election on August 14 to choose a board of commissioners under the city manager government plan. Hope citizens approved the plan 735 to 246 on April 24, and the new regime could start August 1 or January 1, 1958. The measure faced some council opposition including a member indicted for distributing illegal campaign literature.
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H. MM. Olesen
Arkansas
Citizens of Hope
Olsen
People of Hope
Board of Commissioers
Hempstead
Julgeonea
Ilegal
Palygn
Attorneys Criticized for Silence at Desegregation Debate
In Hot Springs Texas federal judge John R. Brown urged Southern lawyers to speak out amid mobs challenging Supreme Court desegregation rulings. He praised Beaumont Journal for its courage and noted officials from the Arkansas Bar Association approved recent leadership changes while stressing the need to balance state and federal authority.
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Hot Springs
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
John R. Brown
Fifth U. S. Circuit Court
of. Appeals al
Houston
Arkansas.” Bar. Association
Brown
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tennesse
Kentucky
Alabama
Beaumont Journal
Beaumont Interprise
Lamar Lech
Brooks Hays
DrArk
Association
Jus Joy Bar Section
Nance Ju
West Memphis
R.ben Allen
Little Rock
Bill Blair
Weather forecast with scattered thundershowers
Partly cloudy conditions persist with widely scattered thundershowers through the day. River forecast indicates a rise to near critical levels by noon Sunday with variable precipitation expected. temperatures shown are uncertain due to transcription errors but forecast calls for light to moderate rainfall across the area.
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Sven
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