Hoffa aide turmoil boosts Beck in Teamsters intrigue
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Dave Beck may relish Hoffa arrest as Teamsters rivalries unfold. The piece links Beck to Hoffa power plays, cites a secret push to buy Beck’s $163,000 house, and mentions Sidney Brennan’s role amid Taft-Hartley era tensions and cross-picket line conduct.
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Drew Pearson
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hooffa
Onassis
Washington
Happer
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Beck
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Poeta
Teamsters’ Executive Council
Sidney Brennan
Minneapolis
John L. Lewis
First Aid Training Urged Nationwide by Army Expert
Col. Joseph R. Shaffer urged a voluntary nationwide first aid program for all Americans from sixth grade up to deter nuclear attack. He cited Russia’s compulsory training and said such a plan would yield immediate dividends in handling home and other accidents. He spoke at a sectional American College of Surgeons meeting in Washington and emphasized community leadership in implementing the programs.
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Rusee
Shaeffer
American College of Surgeons
Beck
Hoffa
John Herlong
La’bor
Washington News
Dave Beck
U. of America
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FBI
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Detroit
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SEATO
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Onassis
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Proemising
Herbert Zetenko
New York
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Glasgow
Hull
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Congress
Essenman Dan Flood
Treasury Department
Defense Department
Treasury
Texas
New Mexico
Saudi Arabia
Java
Sumatra
Asia
View Of Ike Economic Shift From Advisers To Self Rule
William L Ingersoll assesses President Eisenhower leaning toward minimal adviser input and greater self direction amid inflation fears and tax policies. He cites Dulles warnings, Hopkins influence, and a push for limited government while noting Congress and the press shape public will. He warns against complacency and urges heed of business leaders.
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White House
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Jearner
Deaths of Love and Dempsey Noted in Two States
In Tallulah Louisiana former pioneer oilman Wesley Love 64 who developed the Tullds Urania field and founded Love Petroleum Co, Jackson Mississippi, died yesterday after a career beginning in Winston County Alabama. In Newton Massachusetts John P E Dempsey 73 longtime advertising director for the Boston Herald and Boston Traveler died yesterday after a 13 year retirement.
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Sinesi
Wesley Love
Ploneer Oil Ball
Louisiana
Love Petroleum Co
Jackson
Miss
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Ala
Newton
Mass
John P. E.dempsey
Boston Herald
Boston Traveler
Vet Police Officer Is Gun Victim
Sgt. Marvin E. Watts, a 19 year veteran state trooper, was killed at a roadblock near Jeffersonville after a bank robber fled and died in a gun duel with Watts and the officer's friend, Rev. Robert Gingery, who witnessed the events. The suspect, William Hassett of Louisville, was slain by shotgun blasts through the trooper’s car window.
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Willliam Hassett
Louisville
Robert Gingery
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Sellersburg
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Bank Robber Shot Dead After Exchange of Gunfire
Reverend Gin gery radioed police that Marvin Hassett had been shot and killed during a bank robbery. Hassett fired a shot as a bystander ducked, and the minister grabbed a riot gun from a police car, firing after the robber who ran around the car. Two women tellers identified the young gunman.
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Israel Gaza Aqaba crisis notes and U N positions
James Marlow analyzes shifts in Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba control amid Egyptian moves and Saudi Arabia's takeover of Tiran Islands. He notes U N and U S pressure, the armistice line, and Israel's withdrawal dynamics, warning of a renewed blockade risk if U S Saudi ties falter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nasser
United States
United Nations
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Israel
Egypt
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Gaza
Tiran Islands
Gulf of Aqaba
Saudi Arabia
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Society of Nations
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Sinatra Faces Grand Jury Over 1954 Raid Case
Los Angeles report on the October 1954 apartment raid linked to Frank Sinatra and others. DiMaggio could not attend due to prior commitments while Marilyn Monroe was reportedly in New York. Grand jury probes possible misdemeanor conspiracy, with testimony from Sinatra, Phil Irwin, and others.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Ieves
Mardlyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
William L. Ritzi
New York
Ritzi
Miss Monroe
Sinatra
State Senate
Phil W. Irwin
William B. McKesson
Grand
Sinjatra
Irwin
Rizzi
Navy to Seek Coast-to-Coast Jet Record Again
Navy to attempt a new coast to coast jet speed record from Los Angeles to New York in an A3D 1 Skywarrior mission. Cmdr Dale W. Cox Jr said the three man crew abandoned their Chanute Air Force Base run after five minutes under planned schedule. The carrier Saratoga reportedly has 2 000 telephones.
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Dale W. Cox Jr
Los Angeles International
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Cox
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