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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1957

Page

22

Big Teamster Inquiry Readied Hoffa Not Out Of Quiz Chair Yet

Senate investigators prepare a broad probe into the Teamsters with about 100 witnesses to target Hoffa and alleged underworld influence in New York locals. The panel aims to examine connections between the union and ILA, plus perceived paper locals, as it follows a bribery case that ended in Hoffa’s acquittal. Kennedy says 100 witnesses will be heard. Meany faces questions on ethics and the Valente and Klewert cases.

G. Milton Kelly Washington Senate James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Teamsters New York City Hoffa McClellan D + Ark New York International Longshoremen's Assn ILA Robert F. Kennedy Senate Investigations Subcommittee Special Committee United Textile Workers UTW Drum Afl-Cio George Meany Anthony Valente Lloyd Klewert Sen. Goldwater R-Ariz Meany Goldwater United Auto Workers Union Aflcio Valente Klewert

Compromise Could Back Two Year Foreign Aid Plan Abroad

Senate and House leaders discussed a compromise to authorize a two year foreign economic aid program for the current Congress ending next Friday. The plan would set a ceiling of 3.116 billion dollars for military and economic outlays through June 30. The measure also limits the new development loan and reduces defense appropriations, with a separate appropriation needed to fund the program.

Washington Senate House Sen Knowland California Congress Eisenhower Sach Free World

Music student to Moscow for World Youth Festival

Miss Charlotte Saxe a 19 year old piano student from the College Conservatory of Music sails for Moscow to attend the World Youth Festival despite State Department warnings that U S attendance could imply Communist propaganda She argues the event will foster peace friendship and understanding and says critics aim to discourage participation Her father voices concern yet supports openness to new experiences

Cincinnati Moscow Charlotte Saxe College Conservatory of Music United States Miss Saxe Russia

Sir Winston Pitches In For Theater

Vivien Leigh leads a protest to save St. James's Theater as Sir Laurence Olivier and hundreds of players demand government support. Churchill offers a 500 pound pledge but disapproves of Leighs methods, while the theater's fate faces demolition for an office building.

London Vivien Leigh Winston Churchill St. James's Theater House of Lords Miss Leigh St. James's Sir Laurence Olivier

Salute To Negroes Broadway Cavalcade Planned

New York reports a musical cavalcade titled Happy Times being written as a Broadway salute to the American Negro in show business. Authors Noble Sissle Eubie Blake and Fiourney Miller expect the production to span a half century and include dance forms from cakewalk to rock n roll.

New York Noble Sissle Eubie Blake Fiourney Miller

French Red To Huddle With Nikita

STANLEY JOHNSON reports Jacques Duclos and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev met in Moscow for talks on unity among Communist states and improving living standards. Polish and Hungarian leaders Gomulka and Kadar also attended, amid Khrushchev urging support for closer meddling in allied affairs.

Paris Jacques Duclos Communist Party Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Khrushcev V. M.molotov Georgi Malenkov Kaganovich Kremlin Khrushchev Yugoslavia Tito France- Soir Belgrade Poland Wladyslaw Gomulka Janos Kadar L’'Humanite

Investors Form Angel Corporation

A group of private investors in stage productions formed The Theatrical Interests Plan Inc to offer common stock to public investors. Registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, TIP aims for an overall capitalization of 880000 dollars by combining public and private funds. The backers seek diversification across shows rather than backing a few titles. An Alaskan moose may weigh as much as 1700 pounds.

Angel Corporation New York Theatrical Interests Plan Inc Securities and Exchange Commission TIP

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