Hoffa Deals To Be Probed By Senate Rackets Panel
The Senate Rackets Committee pursued new information on James Hoffa’s ties to underworld figures and his Florida real estate deals with Teamsters members. The panel met unusually on a Saturday to finish hearings before the Miami Beach convention. Hoffa campaigns for president of the Teamsters as he faces corruption charges from the committee and AFL-CIO.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Florida
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Miami Beach
Midwest
Teamsters
Giant Truckers Union
Senate Committee
Afl-Cio
U.S
F Dickinson Letts
New York
Teamster
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Henry Lower
Detroit
Sun Valley
Orlando
Flay
Lower
Robert F. Kennedy
William Bufalino
Bufalino
Arthur Kaplan
Marty Newman
Teamsters Local 985
Kennedy
Kaplan
Newman
Newpee
Johnny Dio
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Stevenson Pleads For Education in North Carolina Rally
Adlai E. Stevenson urged public school education to prepare children for major decisions, emphasizing integration and federal aid to education. He spoke at a North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools rally and called for a humane, scientific approach in the nuclear age.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
North Carolina Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Luther Hodges
Stevenson
Illinois
Congress
Eisenhower
Charleston detonation lights Nevada sky in near-20 kiloton test
The 23rd and next to last shot of the current atomic series exploded at 6 am over the Nevada desert. A Las Vegas observer 85 miles away called the flash the brightest of the season. The Charleston device rose from a balloon 1500 feet and exceeded 20 000 tons of TNT in yield with no troop maneuvers tied to the test.
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Nev. H
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Charleston
Desert
Akron
Cook Admits Rifling Doctors Automobiles
Cincinnati police say a 26 year old cook admitted stealing 18 doctors satchels from parked cars to obtain narcotics. He told officers that he and his wife Joyce 27 used narcotics.
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Cincinnati
Robert Adams
Joyce
Young Couple Killed in Akron Car Crash
An automobile in South Akron Friday night lost control and rolled over killing Eugene Adams aged 19 and his pregnant wife Fannie aged 18. Police reported the deaths occurred at the scene and the couple resided in Akron. Their families were notified as investigators examined the wreck for cause.
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Akron
Ohio
South Akron
Eugene Adams
Fannie
Pilot Lands Crippled Convair Safely After Gear Fails
West Air Lines Convair with 41 aboard flown by Captain Charles Farmer and co pilot Larry Holland circled Logan Field for 90 minutes after hydraulic fluid leaked and main gear failed. They used gravity aided descent to lower the wheels and landed safely with cheers from 38 passengers.
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Billings
Mont
Western Air Lines Convair
Charles Farmer
Logan Field
Farmer
Convair
Denver
Larry Holland
Nancy Harvey
Holland
Vanished Woman Zelko Hunted After Joliet Disappearance
Amelia J. Zelko 47, Joliet Spectator stockholder and editor, vanished Wednesday around midnight. Police treat as missing person with screams reported near her home. FBI would involve only if kidnapping proven. A $37,000 diamond ring and $7,000 jewelry were found among her possessions. ring left with C. H. Peterson, hospitalized last month.
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Joliet
Ill
John Dillon
Ieen
Dillon
Spectator
C. H. Peterson
Printing Company
Will County Republican Central Committee
Turkeys Warning At UN Over Syria Arms Move
Turkish Ambassador Seyfullah Esin warned the United Nations that Syria’s independence is vital to Turkish security and accused Moscow of spreading false rumors as Communist arms flow to Syria. Kuznetsov noted Russia’s call for a halt to arms shipments, which the U.S. rejected. King Saud flew home from Damascus amid Arab split concerns.
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United Nations
N.Y
Syria
Turkey
Seyfullah Esin
General Assembly
Esin
Soviet Union
Russia
V. V. Kuznetsov
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Kuznetsov
Salah Bitar
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Bitar
A Practical Nurse Falls for Rich Patient in Chuckle
A lighthearted comic caption depicts a practical nurse who falls in love with a wealthy patient, delivering a humorous take on hospital romance. The gag centers on desire clashing with professional boundaries and moneyed intrigue.
Norwalk Man Dies From Truck Crash Injuries
In Norwalk Ohio Don K Watson 47 of Wakeman died from injuries sustained in a truck auto crash Thursday and Friday per authorities.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Don K. Watson
Wakeman
Arkansas Legislature Considers Emergency Session Over Integration Crisis
Gov. Faubus signaled a possible emergency Arkansas Legislature session within 10 days to address the Little Rock integration crisis. Army troops guard Central High as nine black students attend classes, with few disturbances noted. Faubus hinted at actions such as abolishing public schools or withdrawing federal aid, and discussed court challenges to federal troop deployments.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High
Solldiers
101St Airborne Division
Eisenhower
National Assn
Hot Springs
Ark
U.S. Senate
Washington
Mc‘Clellan
D-Ark
Cincinnati Man Dies After Home Injury
Howard Kolk meyer, 74, died at St Francis Hospital after head injuries suffered at his home on September 16. The death occurred Friday, labeling it a fatal injury from the accident.
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Cincinnati
St. Francis Hospital
Howard Kolk‘meyer
Niagara Falls gets new wing dam to curb erosion
Canada and the United States jointly dedicate a new wing dam in the Niagara River. The structure funded equally by both nations features gates to evenly divide water flow across the falls. Speaking, Canadian National Resources Minister Alvin Hamilton and U.S. Army Secretary Wilbur Brucker note improvements to the American and Horseshoe Falls including reduced mist and new viewing points.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
U.S
Wilbur Brucker
United States
Hamilton
NATO maneuvers near end expose carrier force limits
In the North Sea the NATO air and sea drills concluded with U S and British leaders at odds over carrier fleet resilience against submarine attacks. Admiral Wright praised the exercise as showing capability while Admirals Eccles and Reynolds warned of insufficient forces for air sea and undersea defense amid rising submarine threat. The US spokesman noted phased operations and no conflict, yet British officials cautioned reinforcement delays could arise, and the Soviet submarine fleet remained a looming factor.
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London
NATO
North Sea
U.S
U. S
Jerauld Wright
John Eccles
Thas
Bryan Reynolds
Eccles
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Soviet Union
U.S. Plans New Talks With Egypt
U.S. officials considered possible talks with Egypt's finance minister Abdel Moniem Kaisouni during World Bank IMF meetings in Washington. No meeting with President Nasser planned, but Cairo indicated openness to discuss a Mideast settlement if Eisenhower took the initiative. Nasser cited asset blocks and anti American propaganda as main grievances.
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Washington
Egypt
U.S
Eisenhower
Nasser
Abdel Moniem Kaissouni
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Kaisouni
William Rountree
Middle East
Kaissouni
Rountree
Associated Press
Cairo
Mideast
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Russia
Cairo Radio
Ohio conducts drug house check for Asian flu vaccine
The Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction began a survey of drug houses to locate 15 000 doses of Asian flu vaccine to inoculate employees in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Driver Dies After Car Overturns On Ohio 127
In Celina Ohio a car overturned on state route 127 Friday night killing the driver Fred Dantic 67 of Norwood. The crash occurred about seven miles from an unspecified location.
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Celina
Ohio
Fred Dantic
Norwood
AF Rocket Could Set New Record Milestone in Unprecedented Flight
ELKTON Md a cluster of 10 rockets to be launched as a single high altitude research vehicle will lead a six unit test. The four stage far side rocket aboard a balloon 100000 feet above Eniwetok atoll in the Pacific aims for speeds of 17000 mph and altitudes from 1000 to 4000 miles with 1000 miles as a likely minimum.
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Elkton
Air Force
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
Robert G. Taylor
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Taylor
Far Side
Thiokol
Nice Guy Kidnapper Admits All In Edmonds Case
Everett AP reports George E. Collins and Katherine Myers admitted kidnapping and holding for ransom the Crary child from Edmonds. The 8-year-old Lee Crary identified a lineup suspect saying the fifth man is the kidnapper and added a remark about a suspect being a nice guy.
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Everett, Wash
George E. Collins
Katherine Myers
Ed Crary
Edmonds
Crary
Collins
Couple Charged with First Degree Kidnapping in Gripping Abduction
Collins and Miss Myers faced Superior Court Judge Thomas Siizer after a brief appearance. They received no bail as attorneys were appointed and pleas set for Thursday. Collins confessed the crime in a 13 page statement, citing poverty as motive, while neighbors described their dire financial straits and a ramshackle cabin.
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Collins
Miss Myers
Superior Court
Thomas Siizer
Washington
Toman
Collings
Twitchell
American Motors to drop Nash and Hudson in 1958 Rambler line
Roy Abernethy says the firm will concentrate 100 percent on the compact car trend and introduce the Ambassador V-8 by Rambler in 1958. The plan, announced at Midwest dealers meeting, includes Metropolitan, Rambler American, and Rambler Six with 108 to 117 inch wheelbases.
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Chicago
American Motors
Roy Abernethy
Abernethy
Midwest American Motors
Rambler
New York
Los Angeles
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