Senators Cite Nine Steelmen
Senate antitrust subcommittee urged contempt citations against nine steel executives from Bethlehem Republic National Arneto for defying subpoenas seeking production cost records. Kefauver denounced the refusal as contumacious conduct, with possible jail terms and fines.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
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Edmund Martin
Frank Brugler
Republic Steel Corp
Thomas F. Patton
George M. Feifel
National Steel Corp
Thomas E. Millsop
George Stinston
Arneto Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
DE Reichelderfer
Judiciary Committee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tean
Kefauver
Venus Probe Failure Reported by US Officials
Washington US officials disclosed that the Soviet Union apparently failed to launch a Venus probe last Saturday. American trackers found four fragments in orbit, but NASA said there was no firm link to a Venus mission despite earlier speculation Russia could outrun Mariner-2 to Venus.
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Washington
Upi
Venus
Russia
Lane Wins Lose Control Beadon Collision Kills Six
Six persons died and two injured in a rainslick highway crash 20 miles south of Jonesboro Arkansas Friday night. Victims include Florence Stuck 63 of Jonesboro driving one car, W D Seif of Little Rock passengers, and Jessie Stevenson 17 with sisters Marlene 15 and Bessie Mae 13 from Weiner.
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Jonesboro, Ark
UPI
Here
Florence Stuck
Jonesboro
W.D. Seif
Little Rock
Ark
Weiner, Ark
Jessie Stevenson
Marlene
Bessie Mae
Rails Still Tied Up Over Telegraphers Strike
Federal mediator urges continued talks to end the Chicago and North Western Railway telegraphers strike as negotiations lag on main issues. The strike has paralyzed freight and passenger service, stranding 40 000 freight cars and halting 20 long run trains and 160 commuter runs daily. A major manhunt unfolds in Boston for a serial killer who has slain six elderly single women in 10 weeks, with 75 detectives on the case and police leadership from Supt. Francis J. Hennessey and Commissioner Edmund L. McNamara.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
Tioup
Chicago
Boston
Francis J. Hennessey
Edmund L. McNamara
South End
Kennedy greeting family return from Italy at Quonset Point
President Kennedy and his wife and daughter Jacqueline arrive at Quonset Point Naval Air Station after a three week Italian vacation. Caroline chats with her father as Gov. Notte and Vice Admiral Austin greet them. They plan Labor Day weekend at Hammersmith Farm.
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Kennedy
Caroline
Italy
Quonset Point
Robert Kennedy
Newport
Hone
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Washington
Mrs. Kennedy
Jack
John A. Notte
Rhode Iseland
Adm
Bernardik Austin
Naval Wa ‘Ar College
Ravello
Iskam
Hammersmith Farm
Kennedy OK Put on Fair Kennedy OK Put on Fair
Officials of the 1966 World's Fair said Friday the exposition has been completely assured by a presidential proclamation. President Kennedy signed a bill Friday calling for all federal aid to the fair and urging foreign government participation. We are overjoyed at the President's action, said Fred Hall, executive director of the 1966 fair.
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Kennedy
Fred Hall
US navy plane fired on near Cuba prompts return fire pledge
Washington reports two small Cuban craft fired on an unarmed U S Navy training aircraft over the high seas near Cuba. The White House says future attacks will be met with return fire by U S air craft or ships. One reservist was injured. the incident occurred during a routine mission out of Florida. The Swiss Embassy in Havana will relay warnings to Fidel Castro's government amid rising tensions as Congress applauds the order to fire back if attacked.
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Petitions Seek Vote on Poker Ban in County
Attorney General Stanley Mosk and Los Angeles County Counsel Harold Kennedy prepared to file petitions with the State Supreme Court to allow voters to decide if the county shall ban poker. The move seeks to overturn Judge Alfred Gitelson who ordered the antipoker proposition removed from the ballot as unconstitutional and discriminatory. The filing aims to secure a Supreme Court ruling before printers finalize ballots on September 27.
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Mosk
Los Angeles County
Harold Kennedy
State Supreme Court
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Superior Cour
Alfred Gitelson
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Lower Court of Appeals
Gitelson
Independent rally yields weekly stock gain. Dodgers topple Braves
A surprising pre Labor Day rally lifts the stock market for its only gain of the week. Dodgers defeat Braves as Angels split a doubleheader with the Senators. Page B-1.
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Braves
Angels
Senators
Page
Tuna Fleet Strike Dampens Fiesta at San Pedro
Fishermen and cannery observers describe a tense weekend as a strike hits the tuna fleet near San Pedro. The usually bustling Fishermen’s Fiesta shows few boats in Berth 72, with rows of idle vessels and half the fleet undecorated, while out-of-town visitors seek entertainment amid quiet stalls and loud music.
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Robert Heard
San Ped
Fia Tuna
Cami
San Fedro
Algerian Armies Poised for Battle Near Algiers
In Algiers a 30,000 strong Ben Bella army massed in the hills southwest of the capital awaiting orders for a thrust on Algiers. Mutinous guerrillas with rifles and machine guns hold the city while 20,000 civilians call for peace and an end to civil war.
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Algiers
Algerian guerrilla forces defend Algiers amid unrest
A chaotic scene unfolds as tuna fishermen, cannery workers, and officials clash during a boycott over prices. French troops, backed by Soviet and Chinese arms, deploy to guard residents and property as guerrilla factions from Wilayas 3 and 4 pressure Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella's leadership in the capital. The 0,000-strong guerrilla force has battled French forces in the war for independence.
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France
Algeria
Uly
Algiers
Soviet Union
Red China
Saly
Rom
Nick Trutanic Named VP For Star Xist Production
Nick Trutanic is named vice president in charge of Star Xist production on Terminal. The credit appears in an extended piece continuing on page A4 column seven, indicating a leadership shift in the project’s management.
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Nick Trutanic
Star- Xist
Red Skelton Saves Blackie From Steer Steak
IndianapOLis Red Skelton saved Blackie a prize 4 H Club steer from being turned into steaks. The Marotte Hotel kept Blackie outside the door as fair publicity and planned to serve it to guests after the fair. Skelton led a 20 child picket line in front of the hotel chanting save Blackie. The hotel agreed to sell the steer to Red for 297 dollars and Red entrusted it back to Curtis Smith of Kingman until it can be moved to Red's California ranch.
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Indianapolis
Blackie
Marote
Skelton
Red
Curtis Smith
Kingman
Ind
California
Young Smith
Boy Bitten by Monkey in Bellflower
Five year old Joe Criddle was bitten by a Capuchin monkey near his home in Bellflower. The arm swelled, doctors speculated about possible diseases, and the monkey later died in an animal shelter. A sheriff deputy captured the animal. the owner was sought for information on disease exposure.
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