Dave Beck and Teamsters Hold Big Power in Washington
The former Teamsters leader Dave Beck, head of the 1.4 million member union, could disrupt national transport by halting trucks. Co-stars James Hoffa and Frank Brewster face inquiries over indictments and alleged union dealings. Beck owns a Seattle home gifted by the union and sits in a lavish Washington building as a symbol of power.
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Dave Beck
Senate
Teamsters Union
Washington
James Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters
International
Senate probes Beck $270,000 union fund questions
Senate Rackets Committee questions Teamster President Dave Beck over a $270,000 repayment from union funds. McClellan says evidence shows repayment not a loan or gift as Beck prepares to testify with records and IRS scrutiny ongoing. Reuther and Carey condemn Beck for improper fund use.
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Washington
Senate
Teamster
Dave Beck
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Beck
Union Treasuries
Internal Revenue Service
Robert F. Kennedy
Roosevelt proposes UN control of Panama and Suez canals
Rep James Roosevelt suggests the United States turn over control of the Panama Canal to the United Nations if Egypt does likewise with the Suez Canal. He spoke at an Israeli bond dinner, tying the plan to a broader Middle East settlement strategy and urging reciprocal concessions among nations.
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Chicago
James Roosevelt
Calif
United States
Panama Canal
United Nations
Egypt
Suez Canal
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bond
Middle East
U. N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
Saxbe Ride Named in Columbus Appointment
Appointment of William Davis Jr., 31, of Hubbard, as administrative assistant to the attorney general was announced today in Columbus. Davis joins the office to assist with administrative duties.
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Columbus
William §. Davis Jr
Hubbard
W. Penene
Fire destroys trailer on Rt 75S with $110 loss
Malcolm Cook reported seeing his two wheel trailer afire on Rt 75S after pulling over at Harsh Rd. Logan fire department found the trailer a total loss. Loss totaled 110 dollars with trailer 35 dollars and contents 75 dollars. Cause undetermined. a cigarette lighter by a passing motorist suspected. Deputy Morrison investigated.
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Logan Rt. 1
Malcolm Cook
Harsh Rd
Logan Fire Department
Gerald Morrison
Five Deer Graze At Mowrey Farm
A herd of five deer grazed in a field on the W. H. Mowrey farm in Washington Township near dusk Saturday. The deer, all about the same size, remained in the field for about 20 minutes before moving over a hill east of the farm.
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W. H. Mowrey
Washington
Frisco Area Nears Normal After Quake
San Francisco reports life returning toward normal after Friday's earthquake with 120 aftershocks. Coast Highway No. 1 remains blocked by landslides and is expected clear by Wednesday. Gov. Knight says damage to highways was minor and widespread. Daly City reports 500 to 1,000 houses damaged.
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San Francisco
San Andreas Fault
Goodwin Knight
Westlake
Westlake Palisades
Daly City
Harold Stites
Don Tocher
University of California
John S. Weber
Santa Clara University
San Andreas
Oregon Coast
Gulf of Baja
California
Township Trustee Rulings Detailed
Atty. Gen. William Saxbe ruled that vacation pay may be granted to all township employees but hourly or daily workers cannot be paid for legal holidays. He also said trustees may appoint a deputy township clerk only if the clerk is incapacitated. Trustees may reimburse travel on official business using their own automobiles.
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Columbus
William Saxbe
George E. Schroeder
Putnam County
Saxbe
Man at 82 Fights to Die at Home Amid Army Expansion
An 82 year old rancher, John Prather, battles the U S Army over staying on his property as the McGregor Missile Firing Range expands in southern New Mexico. The government says only the Secretary of the Army can permit him to stay, while Prather seeks to end his life at home. He has until Saturday to move his cattle and April 3 to leave. Local marshal George Beach warns of possible trouble.
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Albuquerque
John Prather
Prather
Secretary of the Army
McGregor
New Mexico
Benson Newell
Las Cruces
Newell
Army
McGregor Firing Range
Mary Toy
Miss Toy
Sacramento
U. S
George Beach
Plains States Hit By Rough Blizzard
The spring blizzard paralyzed eight states with high winds and heavy snow. A City of St Louis train with 400 passengers and 7 500 highway travelers were stranded. four deaths were attributed to the storm. Rescue parties aided the Golden State Limited with 92 passengers. Weather officials warned of more snow while crews and National Guardsmen searched for marooned travelers. Livestock losses were feared.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Union Pacific
City of
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Winona
Kan
Colorado Line
Rock Island
Golden State Limited
Meade
Plains
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Michigan
Kirksville
Omaha
Lamoni
National Guardsmen
Civil Air Patrol
Light Rain Expected in Hocking County Tonight and Tuesday
Light rain is forecast to continue in Hocking County tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures. After a low of 36 last night, the temperature rose to 40 by 12:30 p.m. today as a light steady rain fell. Sunday's high reached 53 at 3:30 p.m.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Delivers Cooler Start Then Warm Midweek
Temperatures will average 2 to 3 degrees below normal with highs near 50 in the north and 56 in the south and lows around 31 north and 36 south. Expect cooler Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, and colder by Saturday. Precipitation totals around one inch of snow in the north and rain in the south tonight and Tuesday, with possible snow or rain north Wednesday. Rain returns statewide Friday.
Ohio to Build North South Freeway From Cincinnati to Conneaut
Ohio plans a north south freeway from Cincinnati to Conneaut with a 104 mile Columbus to Cleveland leg. The program totals about 650 million dollars over two years, funded by federal interstate funds and a road bond issue. Costs are estimated at one million dollars per mile plus right of way and engineering.
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Cincinnati
Conneaut
Charles Co
William O'Neill
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Noble
Interstate Highway Fund
O’neill
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
Dayton
Columbus State School
U S Plans to Store Atomic Warheads in Britain
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan reached a principle agreement during Bermuda talks to store atomic warheads in Britain under U S control for rapid fitting to missiles for British forces. The pact aims to help Britain reduce forces while preserving firepower amid ongoing Gaza and Suez tensions.
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U.S
Britain
Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
United States
Macmillan
U. S
Dulles
Two Ships Collide Near Falmouth Leaving Vessel Leaking
The 7200 ton Italian freighter Corallo and the 5055 ton Norwegian vessel Nepal Branco collided about 50 miles southwest of Falmouth England. A radio message said the Italian ship was leaking badly and requesting help.
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Falmouth
England
Corallo
Nepal Branco
Radio Messal
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Logan Rt. 2
Rt. 664
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
R. C. Jones
Logan Hospital
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Stanley
Holtzer Hospital
Gallipolis
McArthur
Main and
Spring St
Wrightsel Funeral Home
David F. Wrightsel
Main St
Gladys M. Webb
N. High St
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Roy Kelch
Webb
Harold Grate
Rachelmacher Park
Rt. 75S
Elizabeth Irick
Division of Correction
Lebanon
Apple Creek Statepital
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