Beck Says I Know Who'll Be Chief
Beck claims to know the future leadership while facing a federal hearing on the Sheffermans estate. Nathan Shefferman and son Shelton, along with Judge Georgy Boldt, prepare for arguments questioning indictments and the tax weeds case as Hoffa rises in influence within the Teamsters. Aunion vote at the convention looms with Hoffa holding a strong delegate lead amid a turbulent labor scene.
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Washington
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Chist Canes B. Hoffa
United Press
Haifa
Teamsters
Miarai Beach
Army Oasis Convicted Collaborator at Ft Leonard Wood
A three year sentence for Col. Harry Fleming in a case of alleged collaboration with the enemy was dismissed on Thursday. The forfeiture of aid pay and other penalties were removed, allowing a posthumous claim of authority to stand, according to officials.
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Leonard Wood
Harry Fleming
Peverce
Good Students Face Higher Oversight Says Regents
A Wisconsin Regents report warns that thousands of capable students may be lost to state colleges as debates over funding and discipline continue. Leonard Ward and other officials await appeal outcomes while several students are reassigned to non command duties amid ongoing controversy.
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Keen
Leonard Ward
Wimo D. Molatyye Astie
Wisconsin
Truman Says Federal Laws Must Be Enforced
Kansas City report states former President Truman warned that no governor can defy the federal Constitution or laws. He asserted the President must enforce decisions when a state refuses, citing historical risks and urging adherence to federal authority.
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Truman
Supreme Court
Iithout
Arkansas
United States
Truman Sai
Crolina
Congress
Andrew Clarkson
South Carolina
Sraman
Brownell Adams to See Faubus in White House Meeting
Reporters say the White House planned a private three man meeting with Faubus to break the stalemate over federal troops in Arkansas and maintain peace. President’s aides deny coordinating the call and stress the governor's independent duty to act. At Nashville, a federal judge issued a restraining order against 12 people to halt actions conflicting with school desegregation.
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Tse
Hagerty
Esenhower
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Desegregation Tensions Rise in South and North
In Birmingham three Negro youths and two girls admit tossing rocks at cars with white occupants. they face court action. Also in Alexandria Judge Bryan vows to rule soon on county schools and Washington residential area admission, while Virginia seeks to block pupil placement orders. In Quarix ark two Negro girls left a private school after a Negro pupil was struck by a book.
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Albees Bryan
Arington County
Washington
Virginis
Quarix Ark
Absurd Defense Censorship Draws Fresh Fire in House
Rep. Moss denounces Defense Department access limits to a Civil War book review file. He cites constitutional separation of powers and demands details on censorship advisories by senior military leaders in the name of national security.
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Moss
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Murray Sayner
Tie Aation
Partagon
Clash on Syrian Border Kills 12 Amid Mideast Tensions
Fragmentary wires recount a border clash leaving 12 dead as the United Nations and futures of Middle East policy loom. Israel urges clear U.S. stance on arms shipments to Jordan and Egypt while radio Moscow warns of potential war fallout. Jordan tightens security with barbed wire barricades as Hussein returns from Spain. Syria reports Kuwarly health surgery but denies resignation rumors.
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EUAN
Mistice Commission
Ang
Dulles
Israel
United States
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Radio Moscow
Mideast
Greece
Ammar
Hussein
Joridan
Flussein
Weirdly Deformed Frogs Found At Amsterdam Facility
In Amsterdam a ditch receiving waste from the Amsterdam Nuclear Research Institute yielded four deformed frogs. Dr D Hillenius, cited by Vrij Nederland, described frogs with extra legs or three legs plus a fourth with many toes. He suggested exposure to radioactive waste as a cause.
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Netherlands
Amsterdam Nuclear Research Institute
Vrij Nederland
D. Hillening
Nuclear Institute
Hillenius
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