Teamsters Get Defense Chance at AFL-CIO Hearing
The Teamsters Union was invited to defend itself at an AFL-CIO hearing on corruption charges set for May 6. AFL-CIO officials note the investigation follows derogatory information from Senate probes and the executive council may suspend or expel members if substantiated.
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Israel Plans to Wire Gaza Strip Border
Reported government statements say Israel will implement a policy initiative on Gaza border amid tensions with Egypt and Jordan. The piece notes U N and U S positions on canal use, regional attacks near Trat Yehuda and Dardara, and Israeli concerns about border raids and Arab forayments.
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Riots in Chile Capital Turn Deadly Amid Protests
In Santiago rioters looted burned and clashed with troops on the second day of unrest. At least 12 killed and over 200 wounded as protests broaden beyond student aims and martial law is imposed. Troops with helmets and rifles guard the presidential palace amid ongoing clashes and arrests.
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Pennsy Engineer Killed in Collision
A Pennsy train collided with another vehicle, killing the engineer and injuring several passengers at night in New Jersey. Authorities reported martial law and a state of siege amid disturbances as protesters clashed near the presidential palace.
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Kadar Says Cardinal Mindszenty May Quit Hungary
Budapest reports quote Communist Premier Kadar saying Mindszenty may leave Hungary, seeking asylum at the U.S. legation. He notes Mindszenty’s desire to quit and discusses the political stalemate and ongoing imprisonment verdict from 1949. Nagy era figures are referenced as living in exile.
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Assembly Welfare Panel Advances Exemption for Aged Relatives
The Sacramento Assembly Social Welfare Committee approved a measure repealing a law that requires relatives of aged dependents to support them. George McLair, a Los Angeles pension promoter, argued the move protects vulnerable children from threats of imprisonment for not supporting parents. The panel also approved a bill for a city blind man at Marine Stadium with up to 100 dollars to aid need.
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Brown Says Politics to Tidelands Charge
San Francisco reports Governor Edmund G Brown faces a tidelands oil case attack labeled as politics by Assemblyman Bruce P Allen. Brown defends the case as state policy and rejects partisan motives in the coast oil issue near Long Beach.
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