Some Pay Some Don t LA CAYS editorial roundup
Clippings discuss GE executives jailed for price fixing under the Eisenhower era, plus union betrayal cases. Reports flag Meany denouncing a buyout for Cross resignation, Beck’s continued jail status after 1957 conviction, Hutchison appealing contempt, and Hoffa’s enduring leadership after expulsion. The piece argues unions must face accountability. public opinion demands punishment for misconduct and laws to curb union leaders, while business scandals draw swift reaction.
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Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
Meany
James Cross
Aflcio
Cross
Teamster
Dave Beck
Senate Rockets Committee
Jimmy Hoffaan
LAC
Eichmann Horrors Make Many Weep
In Jerusalem AP reports spectators cried as the prosecution outlined Adolf Eichmann’s Nazi crimes. Witnesses testified about Eichmann’s role and alleged duress while detailing horrors from Jewish children’s killings to medical experiments in death camps. Capt. Avner Less testified Eichmann volunteered to describe his actions.
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Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Gestapo
Argentinal
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Europe
Pas
Hausner
Avner Less
Evchmann
JFK Wins Test Votes on Wages
Washington voters watched President Kennedy push a 125 cent minimum wage bill through initial Senate tests. Republicans blocked a plan to limit coverage, and amendments sought to curb the bill and delay expansion. The measure would raise the wage floor to 1.25 dollars by 1963, extending to more workers in construction, retail, and service sectors.
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Washington
Administration
Kennedy
Mike Moncaney
D-Okla
Senate
Winston L. Pronty
R-Vt
Secretary of Labor
Youth 17 Held for Holdups in Christmas Season
In a Superior Court decision Judge Maurice C. Sparling ordered a 17 year old to California Youth Authority custody for participation in four area holdups during December and January. The youth, identified as James Douglas Dooie, 6133 Scrivner Sr, had been deemed unfit for Juvenile Court consideration earlier. A separate case saw Larry Carmichael, 29, of Joan E. O St Wilmington, receive a five year to life state prison term for stealing $87 plus personal items from a hitchhiker on January 10.
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California Youth Authority
Superior Court
Maurice C. Sparling
CYA
James Douglas Dooie
Scrivner Sr
Larry Carmichael
Joan E. O
Wilmington
Pensioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
An offer from Dr Milton Gilinberg an optometrist at Pine Ave Heartwell Building Downstairs invites pensioners to obtain free glasses through OAS eligibility. Bring identification and let the focal worker handle details. Phone HEmlock 6-2113. 36 years of experience.
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Milton Gilinberg
Pine Ave
Heartwell
Hemlock
Mitchell Wins New Jersey GOP Nomination For Governor
James P. Mitchell former labor secretary won the New Jersey Republican gubernatorial nomination, defeating State Sen Walter H. Jones and Sen Wayne Dumont in a district vote of 4431 of 4394. Mitchell led late after a close count. Cleared by Case backing, he seeks GOP revival as Democratic Gov Meyner era continues. H Hughes won the Democratic nomination, defeating two unknowns. Harry Ashmore criticized John Birch Society and Black Muslims as biased press coverage. Betty Hutton to reconcile with Pete Candoli in London before returning to the U.S. Garson lost Oscar night and then purse theft upset in Beverly Hills. Ribicoff urged teens to avoid dating unsafe drivers at a safety conference. Samoan leaders back Kennedy pick Marie Berger for governor, while opposition cites her gender. Rep. Waller Horan left Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Mitchell
Walter H. Jones
Wayne Dumonter
Lberal U.S
Clifford P. Case
GOP
Republcan
Robert B. Meyner
Richard J. Hughes
Md Weather Update on Senator Horan Hospital Rest
Md news notes Senator Horan, 62, underwent four checkups since last Tuesday. His office said he remains in hospital mainly for rest and is feeling fine.
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Horan
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