Probers Set To Subpoena Dave Beck
Senate rackets investigators plan to subpoena Teamsters Union leader Dave Beck and seize his personal financial records if he resists. Beck returned from Europe, dodged reporters, and said he would cooperate soon in Washington. The panel aims to probe union funds and activities of Beck’s lieutenants amid ties to underworld figures.
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Terry D. Schrunk
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Multnomah County
Quake Aftershock and Volcanic Activity Hit Aleutians
An aftershock rattled the Aleutians at 7 20 23 p m PST hours after Saturday’s big quake. Mt Vsevidos on Unmak Island belched smoke after 200 years dormant. In Hawaii 154 homeless in Kauai, 4 000 isolated by washed out bridges, unofficial damage up to two million dollars. In Japan nine foot waves hit Hokkaido. one house washed away and over 50 flooded. Governor King to request federal aid and has declared Kauai a disaster area.
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Star- Bulletin
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Hokkaido
Doria Survivors Wed Trouble Just Starting
Italian born couple linked by the Andrea Doria disaster wed in San Jose as the groom John Vali a Canadian citizen faces departure this week leaving Melanie Ansuini 19 with her parents until he can arrange Canadian residency. He plans to bring her to Canada after a brief two day honeymoon possibly in San Francisco or Chicago.
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John Vali
Canada
Melanie Ansuini
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Italy
Melanie
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United States
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Ansuini
Stockholm
Chicago
San Francisco
Eight Nations At SEATO Conference Opens In Canberra
The SEATO Council of Ministers begins its third annual meeting in Canberra with eight nations United States Australia Britain France New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan aiming to strengthen military posts curb internal subversion and limit economic ties to the Communist bloc. Dulles warns that communism is a passing phase in Asia while noting Laos remains a concern as Pathet Lao gains support and South Vietnam seeks unity and strength.
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Eisenhower to Meet Cabinet Before Florida Vacation
President Eisenhower summoned congressionals and Cabinet leaders for White House talks to clear his desk prior to a brief Florida vacation. Press Secretary Hagerty said the president’s cough cold and left ear inflammation are improving as plans for the trip to see Prime Minister Macmillan in Bermuda remain undecided.
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County Caucuses Set For April Ballot In Five Townships
Five county townships held caucuses Saturday afternoon to determine April ballot makeup. Most incumbents were nominated with Randall and Bristol showing the largest turnouts at 96 and 47 votes respectively. Randall faces a race for township chairman with Fred Rasch and Henry Fleck as nominees.
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Swimmer Dies While Search For Bodies In Acapulco Harbor
Acapulco Mexico AP Apolonio Castillo Olympic swimming champion 32 drowns while hunting for the bodies of two murdered tourists attorney Joseph Michel 70 and Mrs Edith Hallock 63. The suspects Luis Fenton 33 and Daniel Rios confess to beating the pair to death with a baseball bat after robbing them of valuables.
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Joseph Michel
Edith Hallock
Luis Fenton
Daniel Rios
Michel
UN committee opens European hearing on Hungary revolt
Geneva reporters note the UN committee investigating Russia's suppression of the Hungarian revolt today began its European hearing with formal testimonies.
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Egypt to Take Gaza Administration as UN Faces Gaza Unrest
Cairo announced the Egyptian administration will assume Gaza duties immediately amid protests to UN forces actions. Egypt protested UN troop crackdowns while Israel urged effective UN policing. Demonstrations by Gaza residents and a Danish military governor’s rule frame the upheaval as salvage teams prepare to clear canal obstructions if given go ahead.
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Former Minister U Win Maung Wins Burma Presidency
Former Minister U Win Maung was elected president of Burma today by a unanimous vote of both chambers of Parliament. Premier Hu Nu paid tribute to the new leader and wished him success. U Win Maung is identified as a member of the Karen group.
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American Motors stock climbs in dull market
In New York AMC stock rose today amid a dull market. The issue opened with 20,000 shares at 70 7/8, firmed to 71 1/8, and hovered near 71 before closing. In Seattle Union leader Dave Beck said he would contact the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee.
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Senate
UN diplomats fear Egypt move risks new Middle East crisis
United Nations officials in New York voiced concern that Egypt's plan to assume administration of the Gaza Strip could trigger a fresh and grave regional crisis.
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Gaza Strip
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Indonesia government to resign amid unrest and crisis
Jakarta reports say the Indonesian government will resign on Wednesday amid a spate of bloodless rebellions and a financial crisis, according to high government sources.
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Cecile Dionne Plans September Wedding
Cecile Dionne one of the Dionne quintuplets plans to marry Philippe Langlois in September. The union would make her the first quint to wed. The couple’s families favor the match as Cecile finishes nurse training and they keep the ceremony private.
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High Court orders new look at UAW campaign funding case
The Supreme Court 6-3 directs a reexamination of government charges that the United Auto Workers used union funds to influence the 1954 Michigan senatorial race. The ruling returns the case to Judge Frank A. Picard who had dismissed it in 1956, citing concerns over the statute and past precedents.
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Two Masked Men Loot Villa of Ex Saigon Boss
Two masked men robbed the villa of ex Saigon boss Le van Vien, fleeing with 10642 million francs including cash and jewels. Vien was away at the time. he arrived in France two years ago after leading a failed rebellion against Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Saigon
le van Vien
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Vien
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Church Council Plans Middle East Radio Transmitter
The National Council of Churches will build a 100000 watt transmitter in the Middle East to beam programs to diverse peoples and faiths. Dr. W Burton Martin said it will give Protestant churches a truly adequate Christian voice in the Near East and the Muslim world for the first time.
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National Council of Churches
Middle East
Near East
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Spring Rain Shifts to Cooler Weather in Kenosha
A southerly wind brought a pre spring rain and warm temps to Kenosha yesterday and this morning. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a bit cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows in the low 30s and highs 36 to 43. Noon readings were 41 at the sewage plant 47 downtown and 52 at American Motors. Yesterday’s high reached 40 and the low morning at 37 with a 50 degree high before noon today. Precipitation in the last 24 hours measured 0.38 inches. Sunrise was 6 10 and sunset 5 53.
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