Beck's Records Due Wednesday in Senate Inquiry
Senate committee told Teamsters President Dave Beck must decide by Wednesday whether to surrender financial records or face subpoenas. Chairman McClellan emphasized a subpoena is likely if Beck refuses to cooperate and signaled forthcoming hearings. Beck seeks extra time to confer with counsel James Duff. Duff will not appear at hearings. The panel probes alleged plans by Teamsters officials to influence Portland and related profits. contempt actions against Frank Brewster are also referenced with hearings paused until Tuesday.
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Six Nation Euratom Plan Denounced by Russia
MOSCOW denounced the six Western nations plan for a European economic union and an atomic pool as an attempt to deepen East West divisions. It urged abandoning both projects and suggested a conference on broader economic and atomic cooperation. The critique came ahead of the six nations treaty signings for a common market and Euratom.
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Ohio Turnpike's Income Far Off Estimates
Ohio Turnpike officials recount revenue shortfalls against pre construction estimates. A Cleveland couple observes toll operations at Strongsville plaza while a wealthy driver repeatedly criticizes the tolls. The road, opened in 1955, faces bond debt totaling 826 million with annual interest of about 10.6 million. Traffic growth, especially trucks, is hoped to improve revenues, but trucks lag behind projections. Public relations chief Jim Hartshorne notes continued toll traffic gains, and toll clerks report occasional small cash shortfalls covered by toll takers or others.
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Firemen Overcome In Wind-Fanned Columbus Fire
Ten firefighters battled a wind-fanned blaze in a two story rooming house in Columbus Ohio causing about 20000 in damage. They were overcome by heat and smoke but none were hospitalized. Chief Walter G Strickfaden said the blaze may have started near a refrigerator.
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