Hoffa Election Triggers Looming Labor Crackdown
James R. Hoffa's election as Teamsters president sparks expected federal action to crack down on racketeering. Senate Rackets Chair McClellan says Congress will respond. Labor Secretary Mitchell notes possible passage of repressive labor legislation. AFL CIO urges cleanup or expulsion as Teamsters vow to defend the union if expelled. Hoffa defends staying in AFL CIO and calls the union a model of trade unionism.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Hoffa
Congress
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
House
Mitchell
Chicago
Executive Council
Eisenhower Golf Weekend at Gettysburg Country Home
President Eisenhower relaxed at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania home for the weekend. He played 18 holes after arriving from Washington by plane. Mrs. Eisenhower traveled from the White House by car.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Dulles Hosts Talks With Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko
Secretary of State Dulles prepares for a mid afternoon meeting with Andrei Gromyko at his Washington home to discuss the Middle East disarmament and German reunification. The aim is to gauge Soviet policy and ease East West tensions while signaling U S determination to resist Soviet influence. Gromyko travels from United Nations sessions in New York for the talks.
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Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Gromyko
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Party
Nikita Khrusnchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Ikremlin
Rockefeller Says Crisis Damaging Arkansas Growth
Winthrop Rockefeller said the Little Rock integration crisis has damaged Arkansas plans to attract industry. Gov. Faubus defended loyalty to Arkansas while King, a Central High graduate, reported being assaulted by paratroopers during a high school dance, with soldiers denying the claim.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Jeanette
Little Rock
Ark
Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Great Financial Plan
Arkansas
Here
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Robert King
Central High
King
01St Airborne Division
Ex-Gambler Sued Over Mike Wallace Show Interview
A 2 million dollar libel suit targets ex-gambler Mickey Cohen over his May television interview on the Mike Wallace Show. The suit, filed by former Los Angeles Police Chief C. B. Horrall, cites CBS, ABC, Paramount Theaters, and others, marking the third major action connected to the program. Two additional suits were filed by Police Chief W. H. Parker and Capt. James Hamilton of the police intelligence detail.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Mike Wallace
C. B. Horrall
Cohen
W. H. Parker
James Hamilton
Police Department
Horrall
Wallace
American Broadcasting Co
Paramount Theaters
Angry Polish Students Clash With Troops in Warsaw
In Warsaw crowds of around 2,000 students joined other Poles in violent protests against the government, clashing with police and militiamen near the Communist party headquarters. Officers used rubber truncheons and tear gas as ambulances carried the injured, while demands included the return of the banned Po Prostu newspaper and the release of detainees.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Central Committee
Gestapo
Secret Po
Po Prostu
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gorulka
Po- Prostu
Bukowski
Jap Raps Russia in Launching Artificial Satellite
Japanese scientist Dr. Masaji Miyaji criticized Russia for launching its artificial satellite without advance warning under the IGY. Miyaji initially refused tracking duties but then ordered 25 astronomical stations to observe after IGY chair Dr. J A Hynek requested formal cooperation. He praised the Russian effort yet condemned the lack of orbit and site information.
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Tokyo
Russia
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Masaji Miyaji
Miyaji
J. A. Hynek
Cambridge
Mass
IGY Satellite Committee
Three Killed As Tons Of Rock Tumble
A massive rock slide at Snoqualmie Pass 60 miles east of Seattle crashed onto U.S. Highway 10. Three workers, foreman Clarence Sluder 35 Knute Johnson 40 and driver Carson Mundis 44, were killed. one man Ed Sauve 45 injured critically. Flagman Neil Wallace 22 alerted motorists as dust and rock bursts spurred.
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Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Ed Sauve
Neil Wallace
Ellensburg
Wash
Phone Talks Open Tuesday In Bell Contract Talks
Negotiations between Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and the Communications Workers of America are in recess until Tuesday at 2 p.m. A Friday session produced no progress, federal mediator Thomas W. Robertson said. Most workers have returned after a 17 day strike ended Thursday morning though no settlement was reached.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Thomas W. Robertson
Russians Win First Space Moon Satellite Launch
The Associated Press reports Russia has claimed victory in placing the first moon carrying satellite into orbit, a ninefold heavier payload than U S plans. Russian scientists say the moon resulted from the initial launch, and the device is radioing its position to help determine orbit and atmospheric effects.
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New York
Russia
Moon
U. S
New Yorker Encounter in New Mexico Prompted Funny Exchange
A New Yorker meeting in New Mexico jokes about a white man pleasing a Red man while the Indian calls to his companion Martha to witness the scene. The exchange uses a colonial stereotype to provoke humor.
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New Mexico
Martha
Satellite Could Stay Up 20 Years
Cambridge reports the Soviet Satellite might remain in orbit for two decades due to its altitude and speed. Dr. J Allen Hynek and 80 spotters across the Western Hemisphere and Japan tracked the object after the Moscow announcement. Sightings were recorded in Terre Haute Indiana Columbus Ohio and Whittier California with times in EST and PST.
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Cambridge
Mass
Globe
Smithonian Astrophysical Observatory
J. Allen Hynek
Earth
Hynek
Earth Satellite Optical Tracking Program
Western Hemisphere
Japan
Moscow
Terre Haute
Ind
Fred L. Whipple
Observatory
Whipple
Columbus
Ohio
Whittier
Calif
Lockbourne To Go Washington W Strategic Wing Deactivation
The 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus Ohio will be de activated by Nov 8. Planes and personnel of the B47 jet bomber wing will be assigned elsewhere. The 26th Wing will remain at Lockbourne. Both are wings of the Strategic Air Command.
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Washington
Strategic Reconnaissance
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
Lockbourne
Strategic Air Command
Man Made Moon Circling Globe At High Velocity
The Soviet Union announced it launched the earths first man made satellite 560 miles out in space. It now circles the globe at tremendous speed after a launch yesterday by multiple stage rockets. The launch site was not disclosed.
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United States
U.S
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Scientists Predict Moon Orbit
U S scientists computed an approximate orbit for the Russian artificial moon. They noted a Philadelphia crossing at 9 40 a m EDT with subsequent passes over the Midwest and Pacific Coast. Tass said the moon circles the globe hourly and 35 minutes while tracking by radar and radio. US plans to launch its own satellite next spring.
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Washington
U.S
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Richard W. Porter
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Japan
Porter
United States
Defense Department
Naval Research Laboratory
Moskow
Tass
Milwaukee Hosts Fireball Duel In World Series Game
Milwaukee County Stadium readied for game three as Braves Robbie Buhl faced Yankees Turley in a pivotal matchup. Buhl and Turley bring strong fastballs with Turk’s 13 6 record and 2.77 ERA and Buhl’s 18 7 mark, as both lineups shift to favor left handed batters and strategic changes by Haney and Stengel.
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Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Buhl
Braves
Turley
J Fred Haney
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Wes Covingston
Bob Hazle
del Rice
Haney
Frank Torres
Joe Adcock
Casey Stengel
Enos Slaughter
Tony Kubek
Jerry Lumpe
Casey
Kubek
Gi McDougald
Harry Simpson
Lumpe
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