Leopold Loses Bid For Parole Release Continued
National Newsfront reports Leopold's attorney will seek rehearing of the 1953 parole application before the September Parole and Pardons Board meeting. Governor Stratton, calling Leopold one of the state's most notorious criminals, refused commutation but said Leopold is eligible for parole consideration and may petition for a hearing anytime. Leopold's Chicago lawyer Elmer Gertz and the Joliet prison staff witnessed the decision as Leopold returned to his work in the prison bookkeeping room.
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Parole and Pardons Board
Leopold
Stratton
State Parole Board
Elmer Gertz
Chicago
Joliet
Stateville
Joseph Ragen
Franklin Stransky
Parole Board
Stransky
Tau
Probers Say Hoffa Plans Ambitious Power Bid
Testimony links Hoffa to gangster and Communist influence in labor unions as a bid for control along the East Coast and into the Port of New York. McClellan warns racketeers could leverage labor to extend power, while Kennedy notes decades of underworld ties in New York labor. Hearings map routes from New York to Washington with Hoffa as Midwest Teamsters vice president and possible Beck successor.
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Congress
McClellan
Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Ives
Kennedy
New York
Wilmington
Del
Waterbury
Union
Bers
Detroit
Eastern
Seaboard
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eml
Opposition to Civil Rights Bill Jury Trial Change
The debate centers on removing jury trial provisions in civil contempt and applying the method to the civil rights bill. Sen Knowland denied White House pressure to unite GOP senators against the amendment while Sen Russell said the heat is on from the White House to kill the amendment as the administration bill would allow the attorney general to seek civil injunctions to prevent denial of ate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
House
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Knowland
California
White House
Russell
D-Ga
Hoffa Pal Ordered Out By Meany
Hoffa ally Meany directly handled the case and may probe the Bakery Workers International Union UTW and Teamsters for alleged corrupt influences. Senate Rackets Committee hearings accuse Baker president James G Cross of multiple misdeeds while Teamsters chief Dave Beck plans to quit, invoking the fifth amendment in response to questions.
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Meany
Ethical Practices
United Textile Workers
Teamsters
Bakers
UTW
Senate
Jsen
McClellan
D-Ark
Ethical Practices Committee
Dave Beck
Beck
Battle Over Grace Saying In Edgewater Park School
In Edgewater Park New Jersey controversy over students saying grace before lunch grew after a 63 name petition. The attorney general ruled that grace is a religious exercise barred in public schools, while readings from the Old Testament or the Lord's Prayer may be allowed before meals.
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Edgewater Park
N.J
Grace
Newersey
Magowan
Farnum
Arnum
Grover C. Richman Jr
Richmand
Wisconsin Senate Primary: Kohler Defeated by Proxmire in Dem race
In Wisconsin the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate went to William Proxmire after defeating Clement Zablocki in Milwaukee amid ballot irregularities raised by Republican Alvin O Korns ki. Proxmire faces Kohler in the August general election to complete McCarthy term.
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Sen
McCarthy
Gerald Lorge
Kohler
William Proxmire
Proxmire
iRep
Clement Zablocki
Milwau
Kee
Davis
E.eises
Alvin O'Kenski
Pik Hee
Kohler Co
Warren P. Knowles
United
Henry P. Hughs
Lorge Wsipeerae
John C. Schafer
Ablockiss
Vases
Milwaukee
Obituaries from Indiana area list several local deaths
Obituaries report deaths of Pearl Fletcher Muckle Joseph Metalla Peter Semoski and others in Blairsville Homer City and Indiana with service details. Requiem High Mass at St Francis Church Grace Indiana for Pearl Fletcher Muckle and interment at Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Joseph Metalla 81 of Blairsville RD 1 died July 29 1957. Burial and funeral plans at Hallow Funeral Home Homer City with services August 2.
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Pearl (Fletcher) Muckle
Ofndiana
St. Francis R. C
Grace
Injton
J. J
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Hmeiyar
U. S
Simon and Jude
Blairsville
Robinson Lytle’s
North 7Th Street
Indiana
Rev
A. L. Yarnelle
Oakland Cemetery
Peter Semoski
Ernest
Sutila
Wayne Avenue
Joseph Metalla
Blairsville RD 1
Austria
Homer City
St. Francis R. C. Church
Graceton
Anna Hupjo Metalla
John
Mike
Raymond
Mary) DeAndrie
St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Steve
Anna) Kuzma
Hotfee
Phe Ate
Anal
Tata Anne
Sr Vay
Wwed
Walrigm
Auto Kills Boy on Washington Street
A four year old boy was struck and killed by a passing car on a Washington residential street last night as his father looked on. Charles Gaulteri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Gaulteri, had crossed the street to visit a neighbor when he dashed into the path of the auto.
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Washington
Charles Gaulteri
Dominick Gaulteri
Gaulteri
Rookie Cop Resigns Over Alcohol Ambulance Charge
James Mc Laughlin, 26, a rookie officer, resigned after being charged with operating a police ambulance while intoxicated. The charge was filed Monday night by a police lieutenant, and he still faces drunken driving charges. His resignation avoids a police trial board hearing.
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Pittsburgh
James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Garbage Dump OK'd At Butler
Butler County Court denied township officials temporary injunction against a landfill in Summit Two. Judge Clyde S. Shumaker scheduled arguments for a permanent injunction next September. He stated the landfill project is not a public nuisance.
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Butler, Pat
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Scott Homes
Ee Rian Duquesne Brewing CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Duquesne
Hoffa Pal
Otarion
B. C. Lewine
Coastal Command
Royal Air Force
Northwood
England
C. E. Chilton
Oficer
Norman R. Attwood
R.A.F
Wisconsin
Phillip Nash
O'Konski
Milwaukee County
O’konski
Mil ‘Waukee
Vollrath Co
Ghahksmene Fa
Fw Faamnaiene
Butler
John T. Hodan
Chiropractic Offices
Philadelphia St
Chiropractic Health Service
Caselot
Fidor Ang Deck Enamel
Eagie Re
Phila. St
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