Hoffa Ally Re-Elected In Gotham
An ally of James R Hoffa was re elected chief of the New York metropolitan Teamsters Union, with U S Senate rackets probes subpoenaing ballots and election records to ensure an honest vote. John J O Rourke, allied with Hoffa, won a five year term as president of Teamsters Joint Council 16, which covers 58 locals in NYC, Long Island and northern counties. O Rourke led the slate to victory over Dennis V Crotty by 252 to 130 for the post, while the slate pledged to clean up the union and resume cooperation with the AFL CIO. Five incumbents were re elected. O Rourke also serves as international vice president and heads Local 282.
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NEW York i
James R. Hoffa
New York
Teamsters Union
U.S. Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
Washington
John J. O'Rourke
Hoffa
Teamsters Joint Council 16
New York City
Long Island
O'Rourke
New Deal
O’rourke
Aflcio
Joint Council
Dennis V. Crotty
Bandit Loses Court Appeal In Ohio High Court
Floyd Cato's appeal from a Sandusky supermarket robbery conviction was unanimously dismissed by the Ohio Supreme Court. The case involved assault and a gunshot wound to Kenneth Cullen during a scuffle with Sandusky Police Chief Victor Adcock. Wilford W. Cato was accused of the shooting and Lester McCoy the getaway driver.
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Columbus
Ohio
Floyd Cato
Sandusky
Ohio Supreme Court
Cato
Kenneth Cullen
Victor Adcock
Wilford W. Cato
Lester McCoy
Supreme Court
Mary Seninsky
Republic Steel Corp
Common Pleas Court
Red Cross Drive Leaders Named for 1958 Campaign
William R. Johnson announced division chairmen for the 1958 Red Cross Fund drive with goals totaling 33 892. Industrial division head William F. Johnston leads a 23 725 target while Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co. Tom Ortman chairs retail and trades with a 5 6 target. James Finley heads professional group at 3 000 and McKnight Kinne supervises Armco special gifts at 925. Drive volunteers in paper group are led by Richard Williams with a large list of named volunteers from local firms and organizations. The campaign opens February 5 and runs through March.
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William R. Johnson
William F. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Tom Ortman
Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co
James Finley
Middletown
Coca-Cola
McKnight Kinne
Oliver B. Seitter
Riverside Concrete Co
C. J. Andreotta
Armco Group
Drive
Richard Williams
Stuart Bagni
Continental Can
Robert McDade
Crystal Tissue
Dave Ryckman
Fairbanks Container
Lyle Rasiot
Diamond Gardner
RED Cross
Red Cross Fund
Oliver Seitzer
Cincinnati Crash Kills 21 Year Old Allen Drummond
A Sunday car crash near Cincinnati left Allen J. Drummond 21 dead after his vehicle struck two trees. He died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Here
Mercy Hospital
Allen J. Drummond
Ohio airman among dead in B52 crash
RAPID CITY S D Four Air Force men and a civilian employee were killed when a B52 bomber skidded on landing, demolished a radio blockhouse and burst into flames. Two crew members died inside the wreckage, four others plus two military passengers escaped with minor injuries. One passenger was Sgt Richard Gilbert of Painesville Ohio. The shack victims included Ronald R Mitchell Canton Ohio an airman first class.
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Rapid City
S. D
Air Force
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Richard Gilbert
Painesville
Ohio
Ronald R. Mitchell
Canton
Covington man led police to arrest in Cincinnati check fraud
Cincinnati police say a Confederate led them to William Sampson Lanham, 35, of Covington Kentucky, sought for passing about 5000 dollars in bad checks. Officers said Earl Dummitt, 18, tried to cash a bogus check at a department store and Lanham waited nearby.
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Cincinnati
William Sampson Lanham
Covington
Earl Dummitt
Lanham
Morse Asked To Return Fired Counsel's Files
Senator Morse was asked to return files from Bernard Schwartz who turned over his personal working files after being fired as chief counsel on the House subcommittee investigating the FCC and five other agencies. Rep Harris warned that losing the files would hinder the probe while Schwartz accused a White House business clique of masking corruption.
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Washington
Sen
Morse
Subcommittee
Rep
Moulder
D-Mo
Schwartz
Harris
House
White House
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Bandit
U. S
United States
Red
Dale Constiner
Shartle Brothers
Walter B. Evans
American Materials
Middletown Paving
Edward Fickett
Aeronca
Keuthan Foundry
Black Clawson
J. H. VanAtta
Barkeley Electric
Harold Russell
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Paul Moore
Coolidge
Garwood Wells
McGraw Construction
Tod Heyman
Manchester Machine
John Kiley
Miami Cabinet
J. L. Glass
Middletown Ice & Coal
Paul Howard
Mokry Tesmer
Robert Barnhart
Ohio Bell Telephone
John Murray
United Welding
James Kernan
Southern Printing Ink
George C. Mornhinweg
General Chemical & Dye
Ortman
J. B. Strickland
Robert McConaughy
Edward Hepple
Joseph Peil
D. M. Nisbet
Sam Tutt
Don Beasley
John Harkrader
A. E. Minnich
Charles Lovell
James Elder
Morton Taylor
Art Sanderson
Alfed Mason
Monroe
Ruth Seitter
West Middletown
Poasttown
J. Mooreman
South Main
le Sourdsville
A. J. Young
Trenton
Kresge
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
Commerce Weeks
Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Central Ave
Rue Hauselman
Park GA
Trans. CO
Ford
U.S. 1
Americas
Thunderbird
America
Tytus
Ross Motors, Inc
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