Fugitive From Union Violence Talks In Probe
WASHINGTON Nashville dispute surfaces as Shellan P. Keeling testifies before the Senate committee recounting a year of harassment after backing a strike against the Teamsters. Keeling, a Chattanooga mechanic, describes sabotaged vehicles, threats, and repeated reprisals as he fled Nashville for safety.
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Dulles Sees Europe Aiding Weapons Production
Secretary of State Dulles stated Europe could help produce new weapons as NATO allies face military and economic challenges. He indicated Europe’s industrial potential should be used more in armament production and noted ongoing rethinking of local versus global war plans ahead of the Paris NATO meeting.
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Odessa Naturopath Hearing Postponed
Hearings in Odessa to ban two naturopaths from practice were moved to 70th District Court at 10 am on December 18 after a judge granted a motion for compliance. The suits by the Texas Board of Medical Examiners target M. E. Roth and C. B. McElroy, amid broader actions against naturopaths statewide.
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President To Hear Verdict Of Doctors
President Eisenhower recovers after a stroke and prepares to decide on attending the Paris NATO meeting. Reports say his progress is strong, with Vice President Nixon ready to attend if he cannot travel. aides say he is back in the saddle and in excellent shape for presidential duties.
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Manchu Princess and Lover Found Dead in Japan
The niece of the Manchu emperor and her Japanese lover, students at Tokyo’s Gakushuin University, were found dead on a wooded hill near Shimoda after disappearing December 4. Police hunted them as the mother appealed on radio. A pistol recalled by self-inflicted death lay nearby.
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McElroy Flies To Germany
U S Defense Secretary Neil McElroy flew to Berlin after talks with British officials yielding a common understanding for the future. Reports say Britain and the United States near agreement to locate at least four intermediate range ballistic missiles bases in Britain, three British controlled and one American. He will visit American units in West Germany, confer with Bonn officials, then proceed to Paris for the NATO summit.
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Basin Faces New Cold Front and Dust Storm
Basin forecasters warn of a new cold front bringing gusty northerly winds and dust this afternoon. Tonight’s low is forecast near 34 degrees with winds shifting to northerly around 2 PM. Wednesday’s high expected at 34.
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Youll Find It Locay See Papee 1 And 12 Pages
Amuzements TV Logs temics are referenced with page numbers 1 and 12. The fragment mentions entertainment listings and logs across pages, indicating a brief catalog of television amusements and topics.
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AFL-CIO Council Moves to Expel Bakery Workers Union
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to expel the Bakery Workers Union unless cleanup steps are completed by noon Thursday. George Meany announced plans to charter a new union within the federation as Cross defends his leadership amid corruption allegations and calls for his removal.
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Burglary Trial Of War Flier Resumed Today
Abilene witnesses recount the burglary case against former Air Force major Clade Eatherly 39 who led a B29 mission over Hiroshima on Aug 5 1945. Eatherly pleads not guilty by reason of insanity while Roy Mantooth and Alvin Crews also face charges for two View and Avoca post office break ins seeking blank money orders and a validating stamp.
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Official In Tokyo Im Foreign Minister to Fujiyama Ill
In Tokyo, the foreign minister to Fujiyama, aged 60, was admitted to a hospital for a week today. Official sources gave no details on his condition or cause of illness.
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Beck's Defense Opens In Trial In Seattle
Beck's attorney sought a directed verdict of acquittal as trial began with the defense presenting its case in the grand larceny case against Teamsters Union leader Dave Beck. Charles S. Burdell told reporters Beck is likely to testify as the defense challenged the state’s evidence after resting its case.
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Wartime Basis Big Navy May Be Needed, Johnson Avers
Senate leader Lyndon Johnson warned wartime measures may be needed for national defense. He criticized the 40 hour work week as insufficient for missile capability, urging sacrifice across business, farming, and labor to survive amid Cold War tensions. He cited Sputnik and Pearl Harbor as motivators for action and warned against profiteering during any emergency. Edwards AFB showcased a new hypersonic Regulus missile in its first semi-pulse demonstration, capable of long range nuclear delivery and surface or subsurface launches.
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Paralyzed Army veteran stabbed shielding wife
In Houston a 25 year old Army veteran Willard Harper was stabbed in the back while protecting his wife Sylvia 32 from two men in a tavern. He is in critical condition with paralysis on the right side and a deep lower back wound. A man was arrested at a bus station after Mrs Harper identified him as among the assailants.
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Army Jupiter C satellite test eyed at Cape Canaveral
Reports said the Army prepared to test a Jupiter C satellite from Cape Canaveral with an Atlas intercontinental carrier. Officials indicated an imminent launch attempt within the week as this follows Navy satellite issues and ongoing Air Force test schedule.
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