Ex-Con Admits To 3 Murders
Francis H Bloeth 27 confessed to being Suffolk County mad killer who murdered three holdup victims in eight days. He named weapons tossed into Lake Ronkonkoma and a ditch. ballistics matched revolver and automatic. The victims were Islip grocer Hans Hachman, La yrence Kircher, and Mrs Irene Currier. An ex-conpal Robert Walsh linked Bloeth to the third slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Bloeth
Islip
N.Y
Suffolk County
Siben
Bloeth
Lake Ronkonkoma
Cohalan
Robert Walsh
Walsh
Irene Currier
West Yaphank
Westhampton
Hans Hachman
la Yrence Kircher
Smithtown
All Quiet In School At Central High Integration Daily Life
In Little Rock Central High and Hall High students show varied reactions to integration with few incidents. Neighbors describe normally calm scenes as 16 year old Jeffer son Thomas and three Negro girls attend classes without harassment. Some students express mixed feelings but expect potential trouble to arise later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Durham
Halleigh
Carol
Central
Hall
Tim Mann
Ricky
Ellis Thomas
Jefferson Thomas
Thomas
Pulaski Heights
Labor bills compared Senate and House on eight key points
The Senate Kennedy Evin labor bill and the House Landrum Griffin measure align on rights for union members and penalties, reporting finances, election rules, and officer removal. They diverge on exemptions, penalties, hot cargo, secondary boycotts, and picketing restrictions, with varied thresholds and scope across provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Landrum-Griffin
Secretary of Labor
Landrum-Griffin Till
Faubus ready to call state police over school integration
In Little Rock, Gov. Orval Faubus said he is prepared to deploy the state police and Arkansas National Guard if needed as three Negro students entered Hall High School for the third day of token integration. In Washington, the House passed a labor racketeering reform bill and sent it to the Senate. In Moscow, Izvestia published interviews with Americans praising upcoming talks between Eisenhower and Khrushchev.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
State Police
Arkansas National Guard
Faubus
Hall High School
Little Rock
Washington
House
Senate
Moscow
Izvestia
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Griffin
High Over Pacific AF Plays Catch With Nose Cone
Air Force plans a midair catch of a 300 pound nose capsule from Discoverer V above the Pacific near Hawaii. Eight C119s stand by for a 10 minute swing at the parachuted capsule, using a trapeze system. failure prompts rescue by Sea Transportation Service ships.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Hawaii
Islands
Air Force
Alaska
Military Sea Transportation Service
Hawaii Victory
Dalton Victory
Heatwave forecast for Miami Valley with highs near 96
A hot weekend ahead with a fiery August sun baking the Miami Valley through Sunday. Highs reach 96 and lows around 70 with humid conditions. Middletown report shows 96 and 63. Labor reform vote shocks opponents, Eisenhower praises House action as hope for a good labor bill. AFL-CIO chief George comments follow.
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Miami
Middletown
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Senate Labor Management Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Afl-Cio
George
Stringent Labor Bill Moves Toward Senate Action
A bipartisan House coalition approved a stringent labor controls bill backed by President Eisenhower and sent it toward the Senate. The measure tightens bans on secondary boycotts, blackmail picketing, and hot cargo agreements, requires unions to disclose finances, and sets new rules for labor disputes, with Meany dismissing it as antiunion. Senate action may seek a conference to reconcile with the House version.
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Meany
House
NAM
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
No Man's Land
Largest House vote in history on labor bill approved in 229-201
The administration backed labor bill passed 229 to 201 in the House. Rep. Carl Albert announced the total of 430 votes was a record, noting the chamber has 436 members with one vacancy.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Chuckle Sign On Door At Marriage License Bureau
A humorous door sign at the marriage license office reads Out to lunch Think it over as an informal message to visitors. The sign playfuly implies a temporary closure while prompting couples to consider their plans.
Little Rock Integrations Quiet as NAACP Leader Seeks Protection
In Little Rock Arkansas NAACP chapter president Mrs L C Bates urged President Eisenhower for protection after her home faced bombs bricks and gunfire amid ongoing school integration four Negroes return to Central and Hall high schools with no incidents police patrols and a no card policy for Hall High sparked by the integration. An earlier arrest linked to weapons charges involved Ellis Thomas and others while police removed weapons from suspects.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eisenhower
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Porary White
Thomas
Isaac Mullens
Dead Man Turns Up After Funeral in Texas
Pettis, a North Carolina machinery salesman, was believed drowned after his boat overturned on a June fishing trip near Dublin, Georgia. The 35 year old man surfaced in Irving, Texas, and is jailed on a felony warrant for abandonment of his wife and children.
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L. E. Fettis
Asheboro
N.C
Georgia
Irving
Pettis
Dublin
Dallas
Tex
Husky L. E. Pettis
West Palm Beach
Fla
Texas
California
Austin
West
Runaway Car Wins Race With Driver
In Shelton Connecticut a driver John Fabozzi chased a runaway car along Tuxedo Avenue. The car jumped a fence knocked down shrubs and a lamp before Fabozzi dragged it back with a truck and tried to restart the engine by shifting gears. The car proved quicker than he could run.
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Shelton, Conn
Tuxedo Avenue
John Fabozi
Fabozzi
Favozzi
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Francis H Bloeth
Suffolk County Dist Atty
John P. Cohalan
Sidney R. Siben
Long Island
Jane
Ann- Mate
State Training School For Boys
Warwick
Carol Brunck
Central High
Cena
Vanes Boas
Abbas Ee
Radio-Tv
Boeks
Cs Aukaeek
Ss Ee
Valley News
Ease Aie
NO Man’s Land
National Labor Relations Board
Landrum-Criffin
NLRB
Landrim-Griffin
NLIB
By B. L. LI
Vingstone
Ejsenhower
Bse
Wee ‘Meany
White House
Landrum- Griffin
Taft-Hartley
Ike
Everett Tucker Jr
Tucker
Effie Jones
Elsie Robinson
Estella Thompson
Bates
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