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Ohio AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer race set in Ohio
Morris Riger vice president of the Ohio AFL-CIO announces candidacy for secretary treasurer to oppose incumbent Elmer F. Cope at the state federation convention in Cleveland May 22 25. Riger a former Textile Workers Union regional director from Cleveland Heights will keep his vice presidency and board seat through the convention. Cope noted the post wields power and praised the democratic right to seek office.
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Reds Tell Of Abel's Exchange
Moscow reports Abel exchanged for Francis Gary Powers. Col Rudolf Abel, 59, had been jailed in Brooklyn since 1957 for spying for Moscow. Izvestia published a letter from Abel’s wife and daughter thanking the Soviet government for the swap, noting no details of Abel's work in the United States.
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US trains Dubai invasion forces in Panama jungle camps
Key West AP report says Ha vana radio stated the United States is training Dubai invasion forces in jungle camps within the Panama Canal Zone, detailing military cooperation and location context.
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Police seize 30 jitney buses in Brazil traffic crackdown
In Rio de Janeiro, police took over 30 jitney buses after arresting drivers for repeated traffic violations. Commuters rode free on Thursday as authorities continued the crackdown on reckless driving.
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