Teamster Vote Ban Denied Amid Hoffa Rally
In Miami Beach Hoffa led a victory salute as he praised his front runner status on the first ballot while under indictment for wire tapping and perjury. In New York attorney Godfrey Schmidt condemned the ruling as a lack of remedy amid union corruption claims. The convention sat idle awaiting credential challenges from some 68 locals. Retiring president Dave Betk presided as credentials scrutinized delegates questioned by McClellan’s committee.
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Hoffa
New York
Senate
Miami Beach
Godfrey Schmidt
Supreme Court
McClellan
Dave Betk
Terminal Island May Lose Island Status If Plan Accepted
Port Manager FE J Amar told harbor and civic officials at a Lafayette Hotel meeting that Terminal Island may not be an island in a few years if a plan under consideration is accepted. Serious study is being given to constructing a quarter mile wide causeway linking the island to the mainland.
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Terminal
FE. J. Amar
Lafayette Hotel
Amar
Truman predicts Democrats will win 1958 1960 votes
Former President Harry S. Truman, speaking in Denver before flying to Kansas City for his brother-in-law Fred Wallace’s funeral, warned that the integration controversy could boost Democratic victories in 1958 and 1960 while criticizing Republicans. The report also notes Hoffa opponents planning coalition talks and Costa’s port development briefings in Long Beach.
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Denver
Little Rock
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Kansas City
Fred Wallace
Building Permits Show Decrease in Unincorporated Areas
Los Angeles county records show unincorporated area permits valued at 18,192,640 for last month, down from 20,052,787 in August and 21,056,42 in September 1956. City values served by the office rose from 2,169,152 to 4,480,665, offsetting local declines.
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Los Angeles
Wups
Sohal A. Lambie
Lambie
Prayers for Peace Service Attended by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower will attend special church services at the National Presbyterian Church in Washington marking a national day of prayers for peace. The event underscores a public gesture of unity and seeks to bolster morale during tense times.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Paris Crisis Deepens After Bourges-Maunoury Resigns
France faced its gravest postwar crisis as Premier Bourges-Maunoury's government fell to Algerian unrest and rising prices. President Coty kept him in office after a 279-253 vote, while calls for constitutional change and possible Gaulle involvement grew amid political upheaval and rising public discontent.
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Paris
France
Maurice Bourges - Maunoury
Algeria
Rene Coty
Bourges - Maunoury
Bourges-Maunoury
Assembly
Coty
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Ssue
Demos—Truman
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