Digging On Hoffa Deepens Union Funds Inquiry
Senate investigators broaden probe into Teamster funds under Hoffa rule. Central and Southern Conference locals must submit cash assets stocks and bonds loans since 1950 and any advances to other units. McClellan cites evidence of fund misuse as he seeks full financial records and delegate election data.
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Senate
James R. Hoffa
Sen
McClellan
Senate Committee
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Midwest
Teamsters
Tearmster
McCellan
Moscow Warns US Behind Syria Revolt Claims
Radio Moscow accused the United States of speeding up military preparations in Turkey and Israel to incite revolt in Syria. It warned of grave consequences of aggression and cautioned that U.S. diplomacy would lull vigilance in Syria and other Arab nations.
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London
Radio Moscow
United States
Turkey
Israel
Syria
Middle East
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Middle Age Dilemma In Chuckle News
A light column jokes about a man facing middle age and wonders whether aging or middle life weighs more. The wry reflection plays on common stereotypes and aims for a quick smile with a simple punchline.
Newlywed Akron Couple Bound for Forever Found Dead
In Ravenna Ohio hunters locate the bodies of Steve Mikulak and his wife Lillie near a county road five miles southeast of Ravenna. Missing since October 2, the couple had wed four days earlier. Former boyfriend James Milak, 35, vanished at the same time and faced a prior assault charge from Lillie Mikulak.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Akron
Steve Mikulak
Lillie
James Milak
Mikulak
Milak
Bear costume climber prompts Bothell standoff
A man in a bear outfit climbed a tall fir used as Bothell’s Christmas tree to publicize a Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Deputy Sheriff E L Kirkpatrick drew a rifle but halted when he saw the bear wore shoes. The crowd gathered as Strom descended after distributing handbills. officials called the stunt very foolish.
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Bothell
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Vern Strom
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Ttem
Strom
Decision Is Theirs As Middletown Faces Red Ink
City Commission Chairman Francis Carmody outlines several reasons for Middletown’s mounting finances as the year ends. Ed Edmiston continues a Middletown liquor permit series noting permits have jumped this week. The paper also previews a satellite news digest and a Middle East roundup on later pages.
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Little Rock
Middletown
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Ed Edmiston
Middle East
Associated Press
Queen Elizabeth II Arrives in Ottawa Amid 21 Gallant Salutes
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip land at Ottawa's Upland Air Base to a 21 gun salute and cheering crowds. The royal party stays at Rideau Hall during a four day Canadian visit before a U.S. trip to Jamestown Williamsburg and Washington.
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Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
London
Royal Canadian Air Force
Uplands
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Elizabeth
Canada
Vincent Massey
John Diefenbaker
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Queen
Rideau Hall
Governor General
United States
Jamestown Festival
Williamsburg
Virginia
Eisenhower
Washington
New York City
Mayor Augustus Snyder Dies Quietly at 99 in Louisa
Louisa Ky small town marks birthday of Augustus Snyder Democratic mayor aged 99. Relatives say he is gravely ill and unaware of his birthday. Snyder moved to Louisa from Rappsburg Ohio where he was born in 1858.
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Louisa
Augustus Snyder
Snyder
Lawrence County
Rappsburg
Ohio
U S Wines Protest Queen Dinner Cart Preview
The Wine Institute protested foreign wines at a Queen Elizabeth II dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on Oct 21. Don W. McColly urged hotel banquet chief Claudius Charles Philippe to consider U S producers for the event featuring American dishes and wines.
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New York
The
Wine Institute
Waldorf-Astorig Hotel
Claudius Charles Philippe
Don W. McColly
United States
Pilgrims
South Carolina
Long Island
Ollie Webster Brings Pennies to Bank in Brooklyn Heist
Ollie Webster a 19 year old exercise boy from Belmont race track appeared at Franklin National Bank with a bag of 2200 pennies to exchange for bills. Police said a tavern keeper Donald Lewis identified the bag as stolen and Webster was held in 2500 bail on burglary charges with a Tuesday hearing set.
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Elmont
N.Y
Ollie Webster
Belmont Race Track
Franklin National Bank
Ollie
Donald Lewis
Knowland Calls Sputnik Launch Historically Significant
Senate Republican Leader William Knowland compared the Russian satellite launch to the first A bomb explosion and early aviation milestones. He cautioned that Soviet success in space does not prove overall leadership, and he saw no need for a special Congress session on missile and satellite programs.
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Senate
William Knowland
Wright Brothers
Charles A. Lindbergh
California
Congress
Donald L. Menzel
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Campridge
Olin Eggen
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
England
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Eggen
Sputnik
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Vatican City
Danish Attache Expelled By Moscow After Copenhagen Ouster
Moscow expelled Danish Embassy attache Leo Ranek in retaliation for the October 2 ouster of a Soviet Embassy employee from Copenhagen.
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Moscow
Leo Ranek
Copenhagen
Sputnik May Stay Up Year Experts Believe
Washington AP reports Naval Research Laboratory experts estimate Sputnik will remain aloft at least a year. They note a roughly 96.1 minute orbit and altitudes from 170 to 570 miles, with disintegration unlikely for now. Smithsonian and Cambridge observers discuss a growing debris field and a possible shell breakup.
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John P. Hagen
America
Project Vanguard
London
J. Alan Hynek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian
Bedford
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Jupiter
Hynek
Divine Help Sought as Thousands Pray in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on a sunny day about 6 000 to 7 000 worshippers from 84 churches including Catholic Jewish and Protestant groups joined in prayer services across the city and nearby areas. An official Catholic spokesman reported 2 053 Catholics attended 11 churches in Pulaski County about one third of the diocese membership.
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Little Rock
North Little Rock
Pftayer
Pulaski County
Army kills 49 in Cuban clash near Fidel Castro base
Havana reports 49 rebels killed Friday in eastern Cuba with four more slain at Mayari. Army says a large stock of arms seized and captures of some wounded rebels followed. No army casualties are listed.
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Pino del Agua
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Mayari
Eisenhower Plays Golf as Army Ace Sparks Feat
President Eisenhower joined an Army foursome at Ft Meade Maryland and witnessed Lt Gen Floyd Parks notch a hole in one on the 15 yard sixth hole of the course during a round yesterday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ft. Meade
Floyd Parks
Maryland
Space Talk May Break Arms Stall
United Nations notes a space missile control proposal as a potential breakthrough for a global disarmament treaty. U S and Soviet leaders favor discussing space object control. Khrushchev backs talks on satellites and missiles. Secretary of State Dulles supports multilateral talks with allies.
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N.Y. i
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
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U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Times
Dulles
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Britain
Canada
France
Four Army Officers Dead in Lookoff Mountain Crash
Four Army officers were found dead with the wreckage of their plane on Lookoff Mountain in Chittenden Vermont. The aircraft reportedly crashed during a mountain rainstorm on October 2 while traveling from Governors Island New York to Burlington Vermont. One officer reportedly survived two days after the crash before dying en route to a hospital.
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Chittenden
Lookoff Mountain
Governors Island
N. Y
Burlington
Prayer services sparking quiet in Little Rock amid nation’s moment
Thousands reportedly joined a nationwide moment of reflection but in Little Rock the 11 am services passed with little public display. In the downtown area offices offered time off yet shoppers and workers largely continued normal routines, despite the president endorsing the observance.
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Little Rock
Diplomats Son Found Shot Dead in Washington Hotel
Fawwaz F. El-Khouri, 20, son of a Syrian diplomat and Virginia Military Institute student, was found with a .45 pistol in his hand in a Dupont Plaza Hotel room. Police deemed the death an apparent self-inflicted shooting after a telegram urged his return to Syria.
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Washington
Fawwaz F.el-Khouri
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Dupont Plaza Hotel
Lawrence Hartnett
Hartnett
Eisenhower Faubus and school board in Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower traveled to Camp Meade for golf, while Governor Faubus reportedly ill skipped prayer services. The Little Rock school board contends over nine African American students entering Central High. The 101st Airborne, on integration duty, attended services at Camp Robinson.
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Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Central High School
Faubus
Washington
Ft. Meade
101St Airborne Division
Camp Robinson
Welsh worker claims Marlon Brando's bride is his daughter
William Patrick O Callaghan of Cardiff asserts Anna Kashfi is his daughter Joan born in Darjeeling India. He recalls Joan’s schooling in Cardiff and her later modeling and acting career in London and Hollywood including The Mountain and Battle Hymn a significant family dispute unfolds.
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William Patrick O'Callaghan
Anna Kashfi
Marlon Brando
Joan
Miss Kashfi
O’callaghan
Bosco
O'Callaghan
Husbad
Hollywood
The
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India
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London
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