Lacey accuses Beck aid in union election fraud
Martin T. Lacey, former New York teamsters leader, claims union president Dave Beck's office aided his unseating in a probe of seven near-Records locals and O'Rourke's succession. The Senate panel questioned sources, including Hoffa allies, amid wiretap and bribery allegations and a missing secretary Geiger.
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John O'Rourke
New York Teamsters Council 16
Senate
O'Rorke
Washington
Martin T. Lacey
New York Teamsters
Dave Beck
Lacey
Beck
Jets
Teamsters
New York Joint Teamsters Council
John O'Rouke
New York Council
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Geiger
McClellan
Hoffa
Dio
Tomorrow Patented Labor-Saving Device Praised
A playful note promotes a future patent as the best labor-saving device yet, suggesting readers consider adopting it ahead of time and indicating optimism about its practical value.
Cecil May Get Mate from Down Under for Bronx Zoo Platypus
An Australian official said Cecil the Bronx Zoo platypus may receive a new mate from Australia after his former partner Penelope disappeared. Taronga Park Zoo chairman Sir Edward Hallstrom stated a formal request would trigger arrangements, with two to three months for acclimatization before transport to New York.
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New York
Tony
Ducks
Corallo
Dio
Sam Goldstein
Lacey
Inresign
Senators
Goldstein
Joint Council
Aflcio
Sydney
Cecil
Platypus
Bronx
Down Under
Penelope
Edward Hallstrom
Taronga Park Zoo
Boy Shot By Hunters In Texas Rabbit Drive
Clyde Grayson a 17 year old Amon Carter Riverside High School senior was killed while rabbit hunting with Bill Lawrence and Philling Johnson near Watauga Texas Sheriff Har lon Wright said no investigation will determine which boy fired the fatal shot The two companions rushed Grayson to a hospital where he died upon arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Tex
Clyde Grayson
Har‘lon Wright
Wright
Grayson
Amon Carter Riverside High School
Bill Lawrence
Philling Johnson
Watauga
Lawrence
Johnson
Ike Asks Senate To Restore Slashed Foreign Aid Funds
Washington Congress debate over foreign aid cuts continues as Sen. Knowland and President Eisenhower press for restoration of part of the 809 million slashed by the House. House approved 2.524 billion new money, Eisenhower sought 3.367 billion. Senate action pending.
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Ike
Senate
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenshower
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisener
America
Humphrey
D. Minn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hayden
Navy blimp crash survivors rescued near Pamlico Sound
Coast Guard reports 16 crew members from a Navy blimp survived with no injuries after the craft ditched off Cape Hatteras. A fishing boat towed survivors toward Oregon Inlet while Navy search planes and Coast Guard cutters joined the hunt for a missing jet pilot.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Coast Guard
Pamlico Sound
Wan‘chese
Oregon Inlet
Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia Beach
Navy
Air Force
Glynco Ga
Lakehurst N. J
Spickle
Judge Refuses His Promotion
Redwood City California municipal judge Edward I. Mc Auliffe refused a Superior Court appointment saying he could not face imposing the death penalty, and preferred not to be in such a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Calif
Edward I. McAuliffe
Superior Court
Cuse
Ex-Auditor Hodge Adjusts to Prison Life in Menard
Chester Illinois ex-auditor Orville Hodge reflects on his first year in Menard Penitentiary. He says the punishment feels endless and that prison life is hard though he keeps an active radio role for 2,300 inmates and receives support from a Catholic chaplain. He remains puzzled by the embezzlement scandal and disputes reported theft amounts.
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Chester
Ill
W — Orville
Hodge
Illinois
Menard Penitentiary
Ross Randolph
Wants Out
Orville Hodge speaks of prison life after pleading guilty to a $650000 indictment. He keeps busy with radio work, collecting records, and yard exercises, and hopes for a future job in Florida. He remains active in church and shares letters from relatives as he nears 53.
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Florida
Hodge
Orville
Bank Robbers Hit Mahoning National Bank in Boardman
Two gunmen robbed the Boardman Mahoning National Bank branch at noon, escaping with about 40000 dollars afterWitness accounts say the thieves masked with a stocking and used two bags to haul cash from two tellers. Police set roadblocks as they pursued suspects west on Ohio 224.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Boardman, Plaza
Mahoning National Bank
Boardman
Robert A. Macauley
Jackie Summers
Ohio 224
State Highway Patrol
Weekend Weather Looks Cooler After Warm Start
A Canada sourced air masses cool the Miami Valley this weekend. Friday sees partly cloudy skies and a high near 90. Tonight and Saturday bring fair, cooler conditions with a low around 60 and a high near 90. Sunday could turn warmer with scattered thundershowers as warm air returns. Middletown’s official high yesterday reached a near value at 4 30 p m and the morning low was 68 at 6 30 a m.
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Canada
Miami Valley
Middletown
Senate Debates Power Reactors in AEC Bill
The Senate opens debate on a 389 million dollar AEC authorization bill including a disputed program for experimental power reactors. Key figures include Sen Gore and Sen Knowland with opposing aims from the Eisenhower administration and House Republicans. The bill lists municipal and rural cooperatives among reactor projects and names the City of Piqua, Ohio, among participating communities.
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Hall Washington
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
House
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Bricker
Ohio
Knowland
Calif
Sen
Jackson D-Wash
Great Britain
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Calder Hall
Hanford
Wash
Consumers Public Power District
Columbus
Neb
Chugach Electric Assn
Anchorage
Alaska
Rural Cooperative Power Assn
Elk River
Minn
Wolverine Electric Cooperative Assn
Hersey, Mich
City of
Piqua
Bomb Test Postponed at Atomic Test Site Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed for the eighteenth time its nuclear test shot code named Shasta due to unfavorable winds. It is tentatively rescheduled for 5 a.m. tomorrow at the Nevada test site.
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Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Shasta
GOP Ready To Retreat On Rights
House Republicans appear ready to retreat in the civil rights war of maneuver. Leader Martin schedules a strategy conference with four Rules Committee Republicans amid signs they may join Democrats to act before adjournment. The Senate bill with a jury trial proviso for voting rights cases could pass, while Republicans push for changes along administration lines.
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Washington
House
Martin
Mass
Rules ‘Committee
Senate House
Eisenhower
Keating
R-Ny
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Military tests yield Jupiter based missile re entry success
Army officials report a pre dawn test at Patrick Air Force Base Florida sent a rocket assisted vehicle about 400 miles up. The nose cone designed with NACA principles re entered to sea level and the nose section released a letter before landing about 1 4 miles from the targeted site. The mission reached 12000 mph and 1200 miles southwest of Florida before recovery.
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Washington
Army
Florida
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Force
Defense Department
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White House
House Appropriations Committee
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Eer
Randolph
Marianne Feagan
Miami Beach
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Alhambra
Ohio Bank
Gauss
Gop
B. L. Livingstone
Valley News
Lajor
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