Another Son for Bing Crosby and His Family
Los Angeles AP reports Bing Crosby and actress wife Kathy Grant welcomed a baby boy, Nathaniel Patrick Crosby, weighing nine pounds. Crosby, famed singer and actor, already has four sons from his first marriage and is now a grandfather. Legal and labor notes reference packages involving Rolland McMaster and William Wolff in Detroit and Youngstown, tied to Teamsters Local 299. Local and broader union indictments cover violations of the Taft Hartley Act.
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James Ro Jyaspital
Chile Hoffa
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Lore
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Ment
McMaster
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Youngstown Cartage Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Teamsters Untion
George Roxburgh
Temster
Chicago
London
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Nathaniel
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Rock Island freight derailment near Havana Arkansas
Twenty nine cars of a Memphis bound Rock Island freight derailed two miles west of Havana Arkansas. There were no injuries. A drive bar fell from a car and caused the derailment. Several cars carried gasoline but no fires or explosions occurred. Wrecking crews from Little Rock and Powell Oklahoma were dispatched and the tracks were expected to be cleared by late tonight.
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Ark
Rock Island
Here
F. VonRaden
Memphis
Tucumcari
N.M
Little Rock
Powell
Okla
VonRoden
Ike Campaign Swing for Goode in Texas Race
Former President Eisenhower campaigns in San Antonio for Republican John W. Goode Jr. with a Alamo address, news conference, veterans coffee, luncheon, and parade. Democrat Henry Gonzalez leads. Kennedy and LBJ endorse Gonzalez amid broad GOP and GOP chairman backing for Goode.
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Tex
Eisenhower
John W. Goode
Texas
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Alamo
Goode
Henry Gonzalez
Paul Kilday
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Price Daniel
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Gonzalez
John Tower
R-Tex
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
United Nations clash over Soviet nuclear tests and 50 megaton blast
At the United Nations, Stevenson accused the Soviet Union of pushing the world toward disaster by exploding a massive nuclear weapon. Tsarapkin defended Soviet reasons as preventing Western nuclear war, calling for a stronger defensive position. The 103 nation committee reopened debate on a voluntary moratorium as the United States paused its pending motion.
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Berlin
Max Harrelson
Ysarupkin
United Nations
N.Y
Stevenson
Adkir K. Steviet
Union
Levenson
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Oral Assembly
World 9 Union
Soviet Union
U.S
Yugoslavia
Two Kennett Negroes Killed in Shooting
In Kennett Missouri two Black men, Roger Garde and Junior Morris, were killed Sunday when a shooter, identified as Clarence West of Caruth near Kennett, fired a revolver after yelling I ve been cared. Dunklin County sheriff Raymond Scott confirmed the names and incident details. A third man was the shooter.
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Gpn
Dunklin County
Raymond Scott
Teanchont
Clarence West
Caruth
Roger Garde
Sand Junior Morris
Rusk Heads to Japan With Cabinet Delegation
Secretary of State Dean Rusk departed for Japan leading a high ranking U S Cabinet group to attend an economic meeting. The mission aims to lay groundwork for resolving trade problems between the United States and Japan. The jet included Udall Hodges Goldberg Fowler and Walter Heller.
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Arthur Goldberg
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Walter W. Heller
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