Racketeers Pictured As Hoffa Pals
Washington and New York City amid a Senate probe into labor practices. Senator McClellan outlined hearings on improper labor management with Hoffa linked to racketeers and Communist influence as witnesses, and discussed power over ports and the Seaway.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
McClellan
D-Ark
New York City
Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
John
Johny Dio
Dioguardi
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Iapore
Victor R McClelive
Coralleo
President Opposes Jury Trial Amendment to Rights Bill
President Eisenhower rejected added jury trials in the civil rights bill now before the Senate. He urged sustaining federal judges power to enforce court orders and upheld the voting rights enforcement provisions in section 4. He reiterated his July 16 objectives and said this was his last word on the subject.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Wyo
Kefasver
D-Tonn
Church
D-Idaho
Yugoslavia to Receive Soviet Aid and Extension
Belgrade Yugoslavia and Moscow reach a compromise pact for a 250 million dollar Soviet aid package delayed by the Hungarian revolt. The agreement extends the final payment deadline to 1964 and includes technical help for two large plants in Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
East Geree Eeee
Moscow
Reds Get Research Isotopes for Russia Use
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed a first shipment of radioactive isotopes to Soviet Russia for cancer research at Moscow's Bio-Chemical Institute. The commission's 21st semiannual report notes export licensing and ongoing defensive research aims amid broader program advances in peaceful and military atomic energy.
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Washington W
Atomic Ener, Commission
Russia
Congress
AEC
Soviet
Bio-Chemical Institute
Academy of Science
Moscow
Test Postponed at Atomic Test Site Nev
The Atomic Energy Commission has postponed for the third successive day the 11th nuclear test of the summer series at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Llth
Auckland Coldest Weather Sends Professor In Pajamas
An American professor from City College of New York, Dr. Charles F. Reid, traveled to Auckland in extremely cold weather wearing pajamas with a suit over them. The sky was frigid as he described the chill, noting it was the coldest spell of the year.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Charles F. Reid
City College
New York
Escaped Missouri Convict Captured After Gun Battle
Martin Marion Jansen, 24, an escaped Missouri convict who killed a Kansas City night watchman in 1942, was captured after a gun battle in Corpus Christi. Detec tive Bill Teter said Jansen surrendered unarmed after halt warnings. a sailor with him was wounded and held at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station hospital. Police pursued about 60 officers to a field near an abandoned car, and Jansen, finally nabbed 400 yards away, had resisted prior to capture. He had escaped from Missouri a month earlier and faced charges linked to a city holdup.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Missouri
Polce
Martin Mario Jansen
Kansas City
Jansen
Bill Teter
Teter
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Peacoe Ee
Martin Marion Janse
al City
Eisenhower to push new school aid bill in next session
President Eisenhower announced plans to submit a new school aid measure to Congress arguing it will not burden American taxpayers. He defended his stance on the prior one billion dollar bill, called for greater state aid emphasis, and said a fresh proposal would be ready for the next session. He denied any link between Maxwell Gluck’s contributions and his ambassadorial nomination to Ceylon and chastised questions about his personal finances.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Maxwell Gluck
Gluck
Ceylon
Fletcher Knebel
Eisenhowser
Congress
Senate
Chalmers Roberts
Washington Post
Times Herald
Republican Treasury
Esenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
George Has Good Day Says Doctor On Walter George Health
Vienna Ga former Sen Walter F George, 79, held his own after a heart attack nine days ago. Dr Martin L Malloy said he had a pretty fair day with oxygen mask helping breathing and spirits good. George, Eisenhower's NATO ambassador, survived a grave crisis Monday night after a coronary heart attack a week earlier.
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Vienna
Walter F. George
Martin L. Malloy
Georgia Statesman
George
Eisenhower
NATO
U.S
Senate
GOP Fights Demo Plan Of A Energy
Republicans rallied on the House floor to block a Democratic bid requiring the administration to pursue atomic powered electric plants. A Senate House Atomic Energy Commission bill proposes 5 million dollars to begin development with a largely party line vote. Proposals include 4 million for a gas cooled reactor in Idaho outputting about 40 000 kilowatts and 129 915 000 for reactors for five municipal systems at Elk River Minnesota Big Rapids Michigan Chugash Alaska Piqua Ohio and another Nebraska site. The measure would also authorize 259 230 000 for military and peaceful atomic energy work and a 15 million dollar pilot reactor to use bomb plutonium for power and 3 million for plutonium reactor surveys.
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Washington
House
Senate House Atomic Energy Commission
Durham
Rep
Cole
Rep. van Zandt
R-Pa
Idaho
Elk River
Minn
Big Rapids
Mich
Chugash
Alaska
Piqua
Ohio
Nebraska
Atomic Energy Commission
Egotist noted as a bragging claim about intellect
A light remark defines an egotist as someone who believes he is smarter than others, while the speaker notes that this confidence often exceeds actual knowledge. The joke hinges on the disparity between self-perception and reality.
Convicts Hold Prison After End Of Riot In Montana
Rebellious convicts still controlled the Montana state prison in Deer Lodge after a nine hour riot that ended near midnight. Eight guards were seized as hostages but none hurt. Guards stayed in towers, with no inside patrols until approval from the state Prison Commissioners. Atty. Gen. Forrest Anderson pledged to consider 20 rioters demands and took command Tuesday night. About 380 inmates inside and 200 prisoners on the state farm were involved as National Guard units prepared to move on Cell Block 8.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
Montana Board of Prison Commissioners
Helana
Forrest H. Anderson
Anderson
Becaue
Hadeen
Texan Given Long Sentence For Using Mails For Fraud
George B. Parr, 55, received 10 years in prison and $20,000 fine after federal conviction for using the mails to defraud Benavides Independent School District in Duval County. He faced 20 counts, five years on each group of ten, to run concurrently. Parr, a longtime Texas political figure, countersigned district checks and kept tax records, with banks and associates facing penalties as well.
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Houston
Tex
George B.parr
Duval County
Joe Ingraham
South Texas
Parr
Benavides Independent School District
San Diego
Benavides
Texas State Bank
Alice
London Arms Study Under Emergency Working Lunch
Western and Soviet disarmament delegates postponed their regular meeting and instead held a working lunch to draft an interim UN report on arms talks. Secretary Dulles sought British French and Canadian backing for a limited open skies plan and to oppose sneak nuclear attack.
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London
United Nations
Five-Nations
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Harold Stasssen
U.S
Canada
Britain
France
United States
Eisenhower
Second Body Is Hunted After Fire
Venice Ohio scene after a car tanker collision left Adolph Woodrey dead and a woman missing. flames and gasoline rivers destroyed two homes a restaurant and a service station while power water lines failed. witnesses recalled a woman in the car and searches continued as investigators logged about 150000 dollars in damages.
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Venice
Ohio
Adolph Woodrey
Dog Hee Rd
Hamton
Albert Koenty
Dayton
Woodrey
Augsmailee County
Koewler
Ohio 128
U.S. 27
Paul Woodrey
Tom Burns
Samuel Allen
Cincinnati
Laura
Delmar
Hamilton County
Lawrence Woodrey
Cleves
Paul T. Shubert
Okeana
Abe Young
Trenton
Leopold No Parole Denied After Parole Plea
Nathan Leopold, convicted of killing Bobby Franks in 1924, lost his bid for unconditional release from Stateville Prison after Gov. Stratton denied clemency. He plans a new parole plea, with potential release rules pending time served and good behavior.
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Springfield, I
Thrill
Nathan Leopold
Stateville
William G. Stratton
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Statton
Richard Loeb
Chicago
Ang of Stratton
Parole and Pauee Board
Wisconsin GOP Nominees Ike Friend Walter Kohler Wins
Wisconsin Republicans nominated Walter J. Kohler Jr. a longtime ally of President Eisenhower for the Senate seat. He edged out Glenn R. Davis in a Milwaukee area vote, while Democrat nominee William Proxmire leads in the impending general election after defeating Clement Zablocki.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
House
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
Gerald Lorge
Kohler
Wil Ome
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