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News-Journal Inc
Beck at Bay as Teamster Fight Looms
The article outlines Dave Beck facing a mounting assault from various sides as he fights to maintain authority in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment 117 times in March during a Senate probe into labor rackets, is under tax scrutiny, and faces suspension actions by the AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee along with Hoffa and other officials. The AFL-CIO council and Meany consider possible expulsion, while Beck challenges charges and seeks cross examination, warning of potential court action.
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Dave Beck
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Beck
Senate
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
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Teamsters
Hoffa
Special
Frank W. Brewster
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Council
George Meany
Executive Council
Meany
Albert J. Hayes
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Reds Signal Possible Start Of Major East West Talks
The piece notes signs that Soviet leaders may seek serious negotiations with the West to restore credibility after Geneva and ease tensions. It cites Ambassador Bohlen and Secretary Dulles, analyzes self enforcing pacts like the 1949 Berlin blockade end and potential nuclear test bans, and warns against relying on Russian good faith.
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Soviet
Russia
Geneva
Hungary
Bohlen
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Kremlin
Dulles
Berlin
God Watching Over Us A Prescription For Anxiety
Norman Peale recounts a luncheon tale of a businessman who recalls a mother's comforting words on a stormy night. The story links childhood fear to adult anxiety and asserts that faith provides strength to face tough decisions and grow into a mature person. The core message is that there is nothing to fear when God watches over us.
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Dr. Peale
Ally
God
Notable quips and oddities from a quirky column
A string of satirical lines covers political horses jokes about voters trickery stolen coins from an amateur magician moon travel timelines 25 years British army chair count versus soldiers spring weather vernal verse license jokes Columbus gray hair a diplomat bridegroom and a heat record in Argentina reaching 110.
Red Cross Fund Drives Face Public Backlash Across Nation
Paul Harvey argues organized charity faces growing public resentment as tax funded welfare expands. He notes Red Cross leader Gen. Al Gruenther warns of a 20 million shortfall in a 95 million goal and condemns coercive fund raising as akin to taxation. He cites street tag days and public pressure as eroding generosity.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Ohio Talk Echoes Through Colorful Phrases
A nostalgic look at colorful Ohio speech from pioneer days to present. Tales of OK inn origins in Urbana and local quips survive among older generations as humorous relics.
Don’t Cut Me Cut Him The Senate Budget Clash
A satirical look at how senators demand cuts at home while resisting cuts for their districts. Senator Malone of Nevada defends tungsten funding, mocks a 5:30 flight, and a fake rainstorm bulletin sparks laughter among colleagues as humor highlights budget battles and parliamentary quirks.
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Washington
United States
George W. Malone
Nevada
Senator Malone
Reno
Congress
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alan Bible
Bible
Malone
Reporter photographs poster drive at Middletown Post Office
A Journal reporter filed four Middletown drive related stories for last Sunday's paper. She shot two frames of a postal worker mounting a roadside poster, then he left for his route. The poster becomes the focal point of the scene.
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Middletown
Journal
Fragmented Factoids from History Texts
A mixed collection notes the Old World domestication of reindeer in prehistoric times and a decline in people maintaining written budgets. It claims the term monks derives from a Greek word meaning solitary and mentions a bird's neck being more flexible than a snake's body. An average adult skin weight is cited as six to seven percent of body weight and Alexander the Great is referenced as born.
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Jack Dempsey
Marilyn Lindsay
Movieland
Wally Cox
France
Mylene Demangeot
Brigitte-Bardot
Katharine Hepburn
Louis Armstrong
Ghana
Lee Phillips
Bride
Bobby Shrader
Celebrities in Orbit of Broadway and Film News
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Billie Holiday seeks a New York work permit reversal suit possible. Anthony Perkins eyes Broadway after film duties. Rock Hudson in Something of Value concerns. MGM previews on gender roles and Mau Mau drama. Dassin to wed Melina Mercouri. Armstrong eyes Ghana home.
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Billie Holiday
New York
Billie
Anthony Perkins
Hollywood
Broadway
Pentagon
U. S
Gardeners gather for district convention in Middletown
More than 100 delegates attended a district convention of gardeners in Middletown on May 5 1937. Mrs Frank Garry of Cincinnati Ohio flower shows head spoke to the largely female audience. James P Long a former Monroe athlete died from injuries in a ditch cave in near Rt 73. R G Adair of the American Rolling Mill was named assistant director of industrial and public relations. The Southwestern Ohio real estate boards held their spring conference at the Biltmore Hotel Dayton with L T Palmer addressing attendees.
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Middletown
Frank Garry
Cincinnati
Ohio Garden Assn
W. G. Palmer
James P. Long
Monroe
Highway Department
Rt. 73
Monroe High School
Long
R. G. Adair
Butler
American Rolling Mill
Real Estate Boards of
Southwestern
Ohio
Biltmore
Dayton
L. T. Palmer
Middletown Real Estate Board
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