Society Blamed For Dio's Inability To Live Honestly
Former union official Anthony Doria testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that racketeer Johnny Dio wanted to abandon crime and become an honest labor leader but was blocked by society. He described Dio’s ties to Hoffa and Dio’s efforts to influence New York taxi, Teamsters, and local 102, with ongoing questions about Dio’s fitness for union office and The witness also cited payments and bribes connected to AFL and UAW leadership.
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Washington
Anthony Doria
Johnny Dio
Doria
Dio
Senate
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Oll
AFL
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Afl-Cio
Senators
Uaw-Afl
New York City
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Dave Beck
The
Chicago
Angelo Inciso
Heaton
Auto Workers Union
Inciso
United Industrial Workers of America
Carmine S. Bellino
Road fears prompt two state highway inquiry talk
Cincinnati based conference leaders urge Governor ONeill and Governor Chandler to form a two state committee to study status of proposed highways in southern Ohio and northern Kentucky after calling the plan a road orphan situation. Separately a spate of violence and disasters are reported abroad and at home. Several hundred anti Communist students clash with Swiss youths after the Moscow World Youth Festival incident in Zurich. A train crash near Acht in the Netherlands leaves six dead and about 50 injured. The Arab council seeks a U N Security Council meeting over British armed interference against Oman. Austrian and German tourists suffer alpine fatalities and several go missing in the Alps. In Northern Ireland the Irish Republican Army claims a government explosion amid ongoing unrest.
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Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Gulf of Mexico
Southwestern
Ohio
Kentucky
William J. Reardon
C. William O'Neill
A.B. Chandler
Zurich
Switzerland
Air Crash Kills 79 Canadians In Quebec Thunderstorm
A four engine DC4 chartered by the Imperial Veterans Division of the Canadian Legion crashed in a swamp near Quebec City, killing 79 aboard including 33 men 41 women and 5 children. Pilot Norman Ramsay of Montreal had reported over Quebec at 2 07 pm as lightning struck a farm area on the St Lawrence River valley.
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Britain
Canada
Quebec City
Rockies
Maritime Central Airways
London
Toronto
Imperial Veterans Division
Canadian Legion
Ontario
Norman Ramsay
Montreal
Iceland
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Canon Alexandre DeBloir
Ste. Croix
St. Lawrence
Four Injured In Logan Crash At Intersection
A Logan car was struck broadside by a drunken driver at Second and Spring Streets. In the crash Carl E. Martin 24 Regina Yates 20 Ann Martin 23 and four month old Carla Martin were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital for bumps and bruises. The intoxicated driver Robert L. Fink 23 Rockbridge admitted guilt to drunken driving and leaving the scene, receiving fines and jail time. A minor crash occurred on E Main Street and bridge work caused a temporary runaround.
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Logan
Second
Spring Sts
Hocking Valley Hospital
Carl E. Martin
Church St
Regina Yates
Ann Martin
Carla Martin
Martin
Robert L. Fink
Rockbridge
Fink
Francis Myers
Francis E. Farrar
Logan Rt. 3
Clarence E. Nimon
Lancaster Rt. 2
E. Main St
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 595
Greendale
William Snodgrass
Athens
State Highway Department
State Patrol
Robert Dean Gompf
Haydenville
Rt. 33
Man Fined and Jailed for Looting Cars
Harold L. Bush 28 of Dicken Addi tion arraigned before Mayor Francis Myers on a petty larceny charge. He pleaded guilty, fined 200 dollars plus costs, and received a 90 day jail sentence with 60 suspended. Police identified him as looter of six cars at the Cameo restaurant parking lot, with items such as a camera watch gloves and tools found in his car.
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Harold L. Bush
Dicken Addition
Francis Myers
John Miller
Cameo
E. Front St
Bush
Civil Rights Legislation Put In Limbo In Congress
Democratic and Republican strategists jockey for leverage as rights bill stalls in a parliamentary snarl. House to reconvene Tuesday while leaders seek approval of the Senate version or a narrowed jury trial amendment for voting rights.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate House
Eisenhower
Hoth
Appeals
Supreme Court
AFL-CIO Council Eyes Dec Miami Beach Meeting Change
Chicago reports the AFL-CIO Executive Council considers shifting the December convention from Miami Beach after canceling Dec 4-10 plans. The council weighs leadership corruption claims, possible ouster of Carpenters President Maurice Hutcheson, and actions on Bakery Workers Chief James Cross amid union ethics debates.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
AFL
CIO
Ethical Practices Committee
Carpenters Union
Indiana
Meany
Carpenters
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Executive Council
James G. Cross
Cross
Senate
Backets Committee
Zion (Ill
Martin Philipsborn
Adlai Stevenson Warns on Civil Rights Veto
Adlai Stevenson, returning from a three month tour of Europe and Africa, says a Eisenhower veto of the civil rights bill would show both he and Nixon sought a campaign issue. He criticizes the State Department ban on reporters in Red China and questions Maxwell Gluck’s Ceylon ambassadorship. Stevenson, 57, now practices law in Chicago.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
Stevenson
Europe
Africa
State Department
China
Maxwell Gluck
Ceylon
Gluck
Mrs Eisenhower Improves After Surgery at Walter Reed
Washington reports Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower remains in satisfactory condition after surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital six days ago. The White House released the update today on the First Lady’s health.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Stolen Money Sparks Varied Reactions in Kentucky Theft Case
In Louisville the 200000 dollar Bullitt estate theft leads to conflicting depictions of guilt and fear. Officers say chauffeur James Easley and co defendant Carl Jackson face safebreaking charges while Gillespie Palmer Johnson Griffin are charged with receiving stolen property. Measures of loot and transfers among suspects remain unclear as witnesses recount differing amounts and dispersal.
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Louisville
William Marshall Bullitt
Oxmoor
Carl Jackson
James E. Easley
Os Jackson
FBI
Alphonso Gillespie
Cora Mae Palmer
Jackson
Henry Johnson
Bozzia Griffin
Easley
Bullitt
Gillespie
Washington, D. C
Plane lands on Pennsylvania Turnpike after police warning
State police halted traffic at the Butler Valley interchange to allow a light plane piloted by David E. Stone to land. The 22 year old from Shaker Heights Ohio clipped a pole and a truck as it touched down, causing minor damage but no injuries. Traffic jammed for three miles in both directions as surprised motorists watched.
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Butler
Butler Valley
David E. Stone
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Stone
U. S. Employment Hits Record High
The July employment rose to 67,200,000, a record, up 700,000 from June as summer hiring and increased farm work boosted totals. Unemployment fell to three million due to students and graduates entering jobs, per Commerce and Labor Departments.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Polio Claims Life of Toledo Teen Marcia Smith
Eighteen year old Marcia Smith of Toledo died of polio Sunday at Contagious Dis Ease Hospital. She is the second Toledo resident to die this year from the disease.
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Toledo
Marcia Smith
Miss Smith
Young Yanks Balk At Red Demands
Six American youths in Moscow balk at turning over passports to Red Chinese authorities while seeking a tour of China. The 42 Americans in the World Youth Festival group face possible penalties for attempting travel without proper documents.
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Young Yanks
Red
Moscow
Fred Grab
Alexandria
Drouth Continues As Logan Seeks Water Savings
Logan city waterworks reports pumping over 1 million gallons daily and urges residents to curb use amid continuing drought. Farmers haul water for livestock as weather forecasters predict scattered showers and cooler air tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures topped 84 at 11 30 a.m. and 89 Sunday afternoon.
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Logan City
Drouth
Severe storms dump heavy rain on Cincinnati area
A severe electrical storm drenched Cincinnati with over four inches in about 24 hours. Sunday’s storms contributed 3.18 inches and the Weather Bureau recorded 8.4 inches today. Fire companies answered more than 20 runs as lightning struck homes trees and poles.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Weather Bureau
British Forces Capture Nizwa in Oman Rebellion
New York Times report describes British led forces routing Imam Ghaleb ben Ali’s rebel holdout at Nizwa after two days of siege. Rebels evacuated to Iski area while Firq fell at dawn on Sunday. Discovery of hand grenades ties support to Saudi Arabia.
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Manama
Bahrain
Muscat
Oman
Nizwa
Imam Ghaleb Ben Ali
Iski
Sam Pope Brewer
New York Times
Taleb
Suleiman Ben Hayma
Firq
Trucial Oman
J. A. R. Robertson
Brewer
Saudi Arabia
O'Neill Aims to Name Ohio Mental Hygiene Director
Gov. C. William O'Neill said he will name a director for the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction soon. He is considering several candidates, with Dr. Robert A. Haines, superintendent at Longview State Hospital, frequently mentioned at $18,500 a year. O'Neill has visited mental institutions in Youngstown Cincinnati Lima Toledo and Gallipolis recently and will continue tours.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Robert A. Haines
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
O'Neill
Youngstown
Lima
Toledo
Gallipolis
Shooting Probe in Columbus Slaying of Mary Simmons
Police detain Leroy Rollins, 54, for investigation in the fatal shooting of Mary E. Simmons, 32, in her Columbus apartment bedroom.
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Columbus
Leroy Rollins
Mary E. Simmons
Four Alpinists on Eiger Wall Believed Dead After Rescue Abandoned
Rescue operations on the Eiger north wall were halted as three climbers remained missing and one, Claudio Corti of Lecco Italy, was brought to the summit on a stretcher. Surviving Corti described a grim ascent while Alfred Heleparty saved Claudio Cordi. Blizzards and exhaustion hampered the effort as authorities declared the others dead.
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Grindelwald
Switzerland
Eiger Mountain
Claudio Corti
Lecco
Italy
Eiger Glacier
Corti
Stafano Longhi
Cordi
Alfred Helepart
New York
Empire State Building
State to distribute record $30 million in state funds
Columbus reports that local governments will share a record 30 million dollars from state collected funds. State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced checks totaling 24,590,798 for intangible taxes, 2,872,778 for sales taxes, and 2,757,136 for gasoline taxes have been written.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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David Hollister
Bob Walz
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Berlin
Stanley Mumford
Walnut Creek
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