Vote Gain Seen for Hoffa Foe
CHICAGO UP Reform candidate Thomas J. Haggerty claimed a partial victory as the Chicago Teamsters council decided delegates would not be bound by unit rule in a two way race with James R Hoffa for union president. Haggerty, 52, touted the move and criticized the Toronto local suspension that canceled its voting rights.
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Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago Teamsters Council
James R. Hoffa
Haggerty
Toronto
Canada
Teamsters
Chicago Milk Drivers ‘Locht 753
Chicago ‘Teamsters Joint Council
Yeas
Dave Beck
Coal Mine Caves In Stranding Three Workers
Three miners were trapped when a cave‑in buried a southern West Virginia coal mine 3,000 feet in. Two others escaped. one man died in the roof fall and three remain missing as rescue efforts continued. Actress Rhea Mitchell was later found strangled in Los Angeles.
New Gulf Peril Carrie Falters In Atlantic Storms
Miami weather bulletin notes hurricane Carrie weakening over the Atlantic while Gulf storm Esther gains strength about 400 miles south of Louisiana. Esther east of Bermuda with 45 mile winds. warnings advised Gulf coast small craft to stay in port and crews to prepare for possible landfall. President Eisenhower hopes to go deep sea fishing amid reports of a windstorm forming offshore.
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Carrie
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Gulf of Mexico
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Esther
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Brownsville
Tex
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Florida
Texas
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Bermuda
Newport
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James Hagerty
Eisenhower
Miami Weather Bureau
Russia’s new long range missile prompts declare doom
U S News and World Report briefs question whether Russia has an advantage with a new missile. Military planners say no. Interviews show uncertainty and Civil Defense Week draws little public attention as fears echo about a Siberian base threatening Long Beach.
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News and World Report
Siberia
Long Beach
Syrians Arrive in Moscow for Cultural Delegation
A Syrian cultural delegation led by Prof. Nureddin Khatum arrived in Moscow on Monday as guests of the Soviet Society for Foreign Cultural Relations, according to Moscow Radio.
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Nureddin Khatum
Moscow
Soviet Society For Foreign Cultural Relations
Moscow Radio
Thai Army Chief Seizes Control in Bangkok Coup
Anti Western sentiment grows as Sarit Thanarat, commander of Thailand’s army, seizes control of Bangkok in a bloodless coup. Premier Pibulsonggram vanishes after being ordered to resign, while police chief and navy commander surrender. Bangkok radio reports govern ment buildings occupied and order restored. speculation swirls about the premier seeking refuge.
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Marsh
Sarit Thanarat
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Sarit
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United States
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Mah
Fichai Montri
Phao
Shad
SEATO
U. S
Max Waldo
Bishop
Tyre Moil
Pibul
Songeram
Miss‘o‘s
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WM Double or Nothing Fair or Foul
The Weatherman ends his forecast and watches Little Leaguers wind down as WM shouts fair or foul when the umpire calls. The Admiral recalls threats from his days with the Soviet submarine force while broader warship and troop movements loom in a seven-nation allied Atlantic defense plan.
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Atlantic
Pacific tests involve U S ship and submarine operation
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japan may join tests under United States guidance as Pacif U S missile ships and the atom powered Nautilus operate in British waters for the first time amid Allied humanitarian concerns. United States Britain Canada France Netherlands Norway Portugal participate with Adm Jerauld Wright directing operations.
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Japa
United States
U. S
Jerauld Wright
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Atlantic
Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Phone strike shuts coast to coast as workers walk out
Installers of telephone equipment walk off jobs coast to coast led by 150000 operators delaying long distance calls up to 30 minutes. Talks between Communications Workers of America and Western Electric stall with no progress reported as 18500 Ohio Bell workers join the nationwide action.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sixth St
New York City
Communications Workers of America
New York
Columbia
C. Billette
Joseph E. Dunne
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Western Electric
Pomona Tragedy: Girl Detail Leads to Justifiable Homicide
An eight year old Pomona girl testified in tremulous voice how she shot and killed her uncle at his sister in law's urging. The coroner's jury ruled the death justifiable after she described the September 10 attack at the Ayala home in Pomona.
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Los Angeles
Pomona
Linda Louise Navez
Everett Ayala
Becks Tax Evasion Trial Set in Tacoma Court
Dave Beck, head of the Teamsters, faced a nine count income tax evasion case in U S District Court in Tacoma over alleged 240000 in unpaid taxes for 1950. A related domestic violence incident ended with a fatal shooting after a 30 30 deer rifle discharged in a confrontation.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Beck
Iin U.S. District Court
Teamster Union
Ayala
Anda
White girl teacher’s tale of integration reversal
A Long Beach teenager describes how integration felt from the other side as a White student in a school of 130 Black pupils. Eisenhower’s headquarters accuse Democrats of turning Little Rock into political football, prompting Monday comments.
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