15 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1960
Page
1
The A. Colling Sr. column argues labor unions have suffered prestige loss due to leadership abuses. Hoffa and Hutchinson are cited for misuse of funds and bribery, with monitors and veto power cited as responses. Rank and file indifference threatens reform. ongoing racketeering erodes trust across the Teamsters and other unions.
A lighthearted exchange captures a family moment as one driver jokes to another about intentions to reach home quickly being foiled by dad leaving more gas in the tank than expected. The remark underscores everyday domestic humor and practical car-talk.
Ford offers more than 363 million pounds for the British Ford unit, paying 20.50 pounds per share to about 18,000 Britons. The move aims to take over the ordinary stock with Ford owning 34.6 percent, signaling a full takeover. Meanwhile Clark Clifford, for Kennedy, held a two hour twenty minute White House meeting with Eisenhower aides as transition talks begin. Clifford and aides plan immediate talks with Budget Bureau and Civil Service Commission. Separately, David Greenglass to be released from prison after 94 years for his role in the Rosenberg atom spy case. He served 15 years of a 15-year sentence starting in 1951.
Complete weather and his sister Ethel Rosenberg were cited in courtroom testimony. Greenglass testified influencing Rosenbergs conviction and execution in 1953. In West Los Angeles Municipal Court a drunken charge against Camille Gravel was dismissed after his July 1 arrest at the International Airport while en route to his parents' convention. officers described him as staggering.
Edmund Wilson pleaded guilty in Syracuse, North Carolina, Monday and was fined 7500 dollars for failing to report 16949 dollars in income in 1957. He faced charges of concealing more than 100000 dollars over a four year period. Wilson authored Memoirs of Hecate County Scrolls of the Dead Sea and Apologies to the Iroquois. He resides in Wellfleet, Massachusetts.
Report states 25 Russian made cars were purchased for Nepalese officials with Jeeps arriving soon under an agreement with the Soviet government.
The Huntington Hotel on Ocean Blvd offers private baths, maid service, and lauded dining options with all rooms featuring private baths. Weekday and weekend rates include meals and daily meals, with nightly and weekly pricing advertised. Contact HE 46-6253 for arrangements.
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