Hoffa Faces Busy Week Amid Union Power Struggle
Hoffa, 44, braces for a pivotal week with Senate hearings, two court dates, and an AFL CIO review as elections loom at the Miami Beach convention. Beck retires amid corruption charges while rivals Haggerty Shelley and Hickey vie for the Teamsters presidency and a federation showdown grows.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
Courts
Afl-Cio
Midwest Teamsters
Hoffa
Florida
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Fla
Dave Beck
Beck
New York
Aflcio Executive Council
Federation
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Thomas L. Hickey
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Ethical Practices Group
George Meany
Hoffa, Beck
Columbus Firm Submits Low Bid for Lebanon Plant
The George W. Timmons Co. of Columbus offered the low bid of 258 294 for general construction on a medium security prison power plant near Lebanon. The state estimated 319 030.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lebanon
George W. Timmons Co
Syrian Foreign Minister Bitar Declares Syria Not a Threat to Turkey
United Nations, N Y AP Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar arrived in New York to address the General Assembly and rejected Dulles' warning of Soviet arms in Syria as a danger to Turkey He said Syria does not threaten Turkey and stressed Syria would oppose any state aligned with Israel He cited Western aggression in Algeria Oman and Yemen and accused Western powers of trying to impose will by military means.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Salah Bitar
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Dulles
Syria
Turkey
Andrei Gromyko
U. N
Africa
Near East
Assembly
United States
Middle East
Idlewild
Damascus
Bitar
Middle Eastern
Russia
Israel
Syria Leader Says U S Dulles Misread Middle East Policy
President Shukri Kuwatly denounces US pressure and denies Syria seeks domination by communism. He defends armed self defense while a Soviet cruiser and destroyer visit Latakia, saluted by Syrian naval units as Pan Arab Conference debates an Arab federation.
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Damascus
Shukri Kuwatly
U.S
Dulles
Syria
Middle East
Kuwatly
U. N
Latakia
Zhdanov
Svobodny
Red Fleet
Kuwaity
Sabri Assal
Salah Bitar
Soviet Union
Father of 5 Killed In Ohio Car Crash Near Tiro
Otis Collins, 36, of Tiro, Ohio, a father of five, died Saturday when his car skidded and struck a utility pole on Seneca County Road 35 near Tiro.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Otis Collins
Tiro
Seneca County Road
Here
Asian flu deaths rise but outbreak not yet serious
The U S Public Health Service cites 14 Asian flu deaths since July 1 including California and Louisiana, with confirmed cases in Michigan and a possible first Toronto fatality. Officials warn spread across states like Oregon Texas Mississippi and Utah, while New York reports 146 cases.
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U. S. Public Health Service
California
Louisiana
U.S. Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Michigan
F. S&s. Leeder
Disease Control
Michigan Health Department
Saginaw
Toronto
Canada
Marion P. Shulman
Reginald Charles Curtis
Oregon
Colorado
Mississippi
Texas
Utah
Oklahoma
Tennessee
New York State Health Department
New York City
Big Day for Sports Highlights College Football and Baseball
Milwaukee Braves near NL pennant after Red McMillan homers to beat St Louis. Yankees see AL title bid slowed. Oklahoma remains unbeaten with a 14th straight win 26 0 over Pittsburgh. Other scores Xavier 13 Kent State 7 Ohio U 50 Ind State Twins 0 Navy 46 Boston College 6 Ga Tech 13 Kentucky 0 Virginia 6 W Virginia 6 tie Texas A&M 21 Maryland 13 SMU 13 California 6.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Redley Roy McMillan
St. Louis
Yankees
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Navy
Boston
Ga. Tech
Kentucky
Virginia
W. Virginia
Fatal Shot Traced To Young Boy
A 12 year old told Cleveland police he fired a rifle causing the accidental death of Donald Gilbert aged 16 on a sidewalk at E 88th Street and Union Avenue. The youth admitted using his brother s rifle and retrieving shells from a bureau drawer. The shooting was initially thought to involve passing cars.
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Cleveland
Donald Gilbert
E. 88Th St
Union Ave
David Kerr
Kerr
Gilbert
Smoke Kills Dentist In Home Fire
An autopsy showed inhaling smoke caused the death Friday of Dr. Russell M. York, 55, a retired dentist, who died about an hour after being removed from his burning Pepper Pike Village home. Fire damage was estimated at $18,000 and may have started in a bed.
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Cleveland
Russell M. York
Pepper Pike Village
Ray F. Chima
Little Rock Mayor Warns Agitators on School Opening
Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann announced that police would enforce the law at Central High School Monday morning to maintain order and not block integration. He said police would not act as escorts and noted the end of military enforcement as National Guard troops were withdrawn.
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Little Rock
Ark
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Central High School
Mann
Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock High School
Central High
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Amis Gutheridge
Assn
Citizens Councils of Arkansas
Virgil Blossom
Blossom
Orval Faubus
National Guard
U. S. District Court
Southern Governors’ Conference
Sea Island
Faubus
U. S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Davies
Go ahead take a chance we’ll buy the car sign
A humorist chalks this Chuckle Sign outside a junk shop near a railroad crossing. The caption playfully invites passersby to gamble on their fortunes as the shop promises to purchase their car.
Trial reveals AF captain jailed for selling bomb secrets
Capt. George H. French of Mount Vernon New York was sentenced to life plus dishonorable discharge after a court martial convicted him of attempting to sell atomic bomb diagrams to Russia in April while on leave in Washington and New York. The case showed he left a letter offering to sell for 27500 and a rendezvous in New York City.
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Shreveport
Russia
Second Air Force
George H. French
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Washington
D.C
New York City
Air Force
French
FBI
New Yorker
New York
Air Force Office of Security Investigations
Barksdale Afb
Board of Review
Judge Advocate General
Military Court of Appeal
8Th Air Force
Europe
Pamir Sinking In Atlantic After Storm Damage
German four masted bark Pamir with a crew of about 90 sinks after losing sails in Hurricane Carrie 600 miles southwest of the Azores. U S Coast Guard in New York reported sighting flares from the vessel four miles north of the distress spot. Cadets numbered 54 among the crew aboard the 3 103 ton ship bound from Buenos Aires to Hamburg with barley.
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Azores
Carrie
Buenos Aires
Hamburg
U.S. Coast Guard
New York
Taylor
Pamir
Talks Called In Bell Strike After 17 Silent Days
Federal Conciliator Thomas W Robertson scheduled a 2 p.m. Sunday session as 1,500 Communications Workers of America members strike Ohio Bell Telephone Co. The walkout began Monday with Western Electric stalemate resolving Thursday night. Union rejects latest offer seeking a one year contract. company had proposed 18,500 workers a year plus smaller raises. A $5,000 reward was posted for info leading to arrests over line and equipment damage in Cleveland area.
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Cleveland
Thomas W Robertson
Communications Workers of America Union
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Robertson
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Ohio Bell
Martin J. Hughes
Ohio Cwa
Hughes
Glenville
Akron
Boy Rescued From 40 Foot Well In Lyman South Carolina
In Lyman South Carolina a 3%%-year old boy named Chris Dumas was rescued after falling into a 40 foot well through a wire mesh cover. He was clinging to a pipe when Earl Wilson was lowered into the well with a windlass and brought the child to safety unharmed.
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Earl Wilson
Five Die in RAF Training Plane Crash Near Bellingham
A Royal Air Force training aircraft crashed near Bellingham England early Saturday killing all five crew aboard. The incident prompted inquiries into the cause and tributes from fellow service members.
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Bellingham
England
Royal Air Force
Here
Glimpse Inside Skid Row Described as Local Trouble Spot
City and county officials highlight trouble spots in Middletown and tax delinquencies in the county. Carol Heller reports Middletown problem areas on Page 35 and Ed Edmiston covers local residents’ tax payments issues on Page 35.
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Journal
Carol Heller
Middletown
Ed Edmiston
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George Mullaney
Maple St
Jack Current
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Weith
Algeria
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Yemen
Britain
Associated Press
Texas A&m
Maryland
SMU
Lone Wolf
Windjammer
Bell
James Hoffa
Saul Pett
Cincinnati
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