Battle Of Nerves Over Rights Measure Continues In Congress
Congress faces a stalemate on a civil rights bill amid partisan moves to send to conference or adopt the Senate version with jury trial limits. Republicans and Democrats seek different paths, threatening a November special session or a prompt adjournment. Leaders argue a jury trial in criminal contempt tied to injunction violations shapes broader federal court authority and labor cases.
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Eisenhower
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Martin
Massachusetts
Administration
Senate Eyes Adjournment and Key Bills Next Week
Senate leaders outline a plan for action on six major measures and adjournment next week if the House does not halt civil rights legislation. Johnson signals voting on postal pay raises, immigration, and restrictions on PBY files, plus Atomic Energy Commission funding and a 500 million dollar indemnity for reactor damage. Nomination of Arnold Jones to TVA board is discussed.
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Washington
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Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Knowland
California
Lyndon B.shitngon
Texas
Johnson
Senate House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arnold Jones
Kansas
Tennessee Valley Authority
Unhappy Lt Gov Faces Scrutiny Over Spending Claims
The department released a statement defending equipment rental costs while Furman of Waynesburg argues for a public hearing. Reports note suspensions tied to Furman supporters reflect tensions with Governor Leader, who is linked to possible Furman nomination pressure.
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Partment
Furman
Waynesburg
Dulaney
AFL-CIO vows action on Teamsters corruption charges
Chicago AFL-CIO Executive Council moves to finish hearings on charges that the Teamsters were corrupted by influences. Final hearings set for Sept 5 and 6 in Washington with a verdict possible before the Miami Beach convention. Meaney says council report due Sept 3 or 24. actions could include steps for Teamsters to remain in the federation. Hoffa is expected to succeed Beck. Hutcheson of the carpenters case is not pursued for now awaiting more information.
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William J. Conway
Chicago
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Teamsters
Dave Beck
James R. Hoffa
Beck
Teamster
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meaney
Meany
Coun
Miami Beach
Hoffa
Fers
Maurice Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
Senate
Indiana
Oil Profits Rise For South Penn Oil Co In 1957 Half
South Penn Oil Co. reports net income of 3,127,881 dollars or 1.97 a share for the first six months of 1957, up from 2,932,510 dollars or 1.81 a share a year earlier. Gross sales during the period total 29,850,831 dollars, down about 2.9 million from 1956.
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City
South Penn Oil Co
Dio Pal Takes Fifth In Probe Of Thefts
Testimony tied Dio Pal to efforts to boost Hoffa power in the Teamsters. Witnesses described phantom Teamsters locals aiding New York politics, with Harry Davidoff, Sam Goldstein, George Baker, and Joseph Curcio named as associates. Evidence included letters allegedly forged to win recognition for fictitious locals and direct links to Hoffa’s New York operation.
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Committee
James R. Hoffa
F Hoffa
Midwest
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Teamsters
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Tony
Ducks) Coralio
McClellan (DeArk
Hoffa
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Coralio
Dio
Kennedy
Harry Davidoff
Sam Goldstein
George Baker
Joseph Curcio
Curcio
Allied Industrial Workers Union
AFL
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McClellan
Goldstein
Davides
Baker
Corallo
Teamsters ‘Loci No
O'Rourke
Teamsters Council No
Mildred Warschauer
ATW
John McNamara
Beck
Search For Men From Butler Jail
Butler Pa police searched today for two prisoners who escaped from Butler County Jail. Thomas Dr. Manny, 26, of Butler, and Chester Brockman, 36, of Youngstown Ohio, climbed a 20 foot wall with help from other inmates. It was the jail's first escape from a max security facility in about a year. Manny and Brockman were jailed July 19 awaiting sentencing on burglary larceny and related charges.
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Butler County
R. B. Dennis
Thomas Dr. Manny
R. D
Chester
Brockman
Youngstown
Ohio
Manny
Doans Pills Offer Bladder Relief And Pain Aid
Plagued by bladder discomfort and back or head pain from exertion or upset, this ad touts Doan's Pills as relieving bladder irritation easing pain and providing a mild diuretic effect. It claims long standing trust and urges readers to try the product and save money with current offers.
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Faust
Doan
Youths Defy U S Take Trip Amid Moscow World Youth Festival
Dozens of flowers flew from a Russian crowd as U S youths prepared to leave for a trip to Communist China. In Los Angeles Guy Crowan and Peggy Seeger performed America the Beautiful at the station while Stan Fukson and Richard Sherman withdrew from the trip. State department warnings said travel to China could violate the Trading With the Enemy Act and forfeiture of passports was possible.
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Stan Fukson
Richard Sherman
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Albert Maysles
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U.S
State Department
United States
China
Wash ‘Ington
Moscow
Murder Charge Hears Ex Convict Held on Shooting
Orville Kittle, 45, once convicted, is held for grand jury action in Washington Pennsylvania on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of his nephew in California Pa. The case centers on the alleged act and its fatal outcome with police and prosecutors pursuing indictment.
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Washington
Orville Kittle
California
Dog Wanders from Indiana Restored to Pennsylvania Family
A dog named Taffy wandered from Indiana to Buckeye State then Pennsylvania before returning to Jeannette, Westmoreland County. Reverend Laurie’s son notes owners. Mr. Benson in Jeannette arranged the handoff, with Mrs. Ashbaugh receiving Taffy before she came home last Saturday. Sugar Hart, welterweight, is active on a Philadelphia printing press. Needles won the 1956 Kentucky Derby after claiming the 1955 Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park as a two year old.
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Use Clubs To Subdue Workers In Poland Transit Strike
Negotiations between strikers and Warsaw officials failed as workers pressed for a written pay increase for the lowest paid. Police and officials faced hooting while a strike delegation demanded written promises. By night, talks with a Communist Party representative resumed at the main depot as authorities raced to restore transport with 1,000 military and civilian trucks. The government had offered 50 million zlotys to raise wages for 25,000 streetcar workers, a sum worth about 12.5 million dollars in theory but far less in real purchasing power. Shoes cost about 500 zlotys.
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Communist Party Central Committee
Aistrike
Poland
Boy Injured by Car on Nixon Avenue
Three year old Roger Mellott, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Mellott, was struck on Nixon Avenue near Ninth Street Monday morning by a car driven by Mrs James George. He was taken to hospital after the impact, police reported.
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Clarence Mellott
James George
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George
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