Brewster Testifies He Received About $5000 Year From Broker
West Coast Teamsters chief Frank W. Brewster told the Senate Labor Rackets Committee he got about $5000 annually from his union's insurance broker not as a commission but for handling race horses co owned with the broker. He noted he also received stock worth about $5000 a year in 1951 53 from his partner in the Brees stables. Newell earns about $300000 annually in brokerage fees for handling health and welfare insurance for the Teamsters. The panel plans to question Teamsters President Dave Beck after Brewster.
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Washington
Teamsters
Frank W. Brewster
Brewster
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
George Newell
Brees
Newell
California
Goodwin J Knight
San Francisco
Dave Beck
Beck
Teamsters Union
Senate
Dulles Sees Hope for Good Results at Bermuda Conference
Secretary of State Dulles departed for the Bermuda talks saying he holds hope for good results. He told reporters at National Airport the President’s conference governs his statements and noted progress toward a peaceful Middle East settlement, with the general trend toward peace and justice.
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Washington
Dulles
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Dukes
Middle East
Revival of Tax Cut Talk Surfaces in House Debate
In Washington, cautious talk of a possible tax reduction resurfaced in the House as Democrats eyed relief not likely before next year. Rep. Wilbur Mills said if spending could be trimmed to create a surplus of 3 to 4 billion dollars, taxpayers should share it through tax relief. Defense Secretary Wilson warned cuts to the 38 billion dollar military budget could jeopardize readiness, complicating defense budget trimming.
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Washington
House
Congress
Eisenhower
High Command
Wilbur Mills
Drk
Ways and Means Committee
Sam Rayburn
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Appropriations
Wilson
Six Die as Hoist Falls Five Floors in Jacksonville
A construction hoist plunge outside the Duval County courthouse killed six men and injured several others. The cable snapped during the fifth floor lift, sending workers plummeting over 100 feet as witnesses recounted a scene of mangled bodies and emergency response.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Henry W. Schieter
Duval County
Duval Country
Waring R. Barbee
Barbee
Lawrence Knight
David Atmore
Dewey Woods
George Leach
Glen Idol
Jack Thomasson
Ernest E Thompson
George D. Auchier Jr
George D. Auchier Co
Taxpayer Signs Return With Help At IRS Office
A Denver man forgets his glasses at the Internal Revenue Service office. The wiring agent assists by filling the form with frequent information from the taxpayer, then points to a dotted line and the man signs after retrieving his glasses.
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Denver
Internal Revenue Service Office
Voters Attend League of Women Voters Program
Oshkosh residents seek detailed candidate viewpoints at a public LWV meeting set in Read School to discuss council manager government and school board issues. About seven candidates for the city council and board of education will answer five minute questions on platforms and civic topics.
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Il Belout
Ray Robertson
LWV
League of Women Voters
George Mueller
Read
Oshkosh
Board of Education
James Champion
Dublin
Ireland
Old Pa
Eamon de Valera
John T. Voss
Council
de Valera
Joan A
Costello
Champion
Hammarskjold heads to Middle East to ease crisis
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flies to the Middle East aiming to ease the long tense crisis over the Suez Canal. He plans talks with Egyptian President Nasser in Cairo and possibly with Israeli leaders to pursue a buffer zone and curb fears of war.
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United Press
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Cairo
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Israel
Egypt
Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Brussels
Athens
Four Die in Fargo Fire at Two-Story Home
Four members of a Farzo family died and two others were injured when a fire swept through their two story residence in Fargo. Fire crews battled the blaze early today, with neighbors reporting smoke and flames pouring from the structure. Authorities investigated the cause as they assisted survivors.
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Fargo, ND
Want Ads Promise Quick Sales for Household Goods
Local want ads claim quick results with buys like furniture, toys, and sporting goods. Ads advertise low prices and immediate sales the first night, urging readers to call 3600 and say charge it.
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Hasenpert
Chris
Cote Sun Arrows
Druzzy Srane
Cane
Erin & Emanes
Weleus St
Winnezagoland
Spring comes early and late across the Midwest
On the first day of spring Wisconsin records record cold with Lone Rock at two degrees above zero and a statewide snow cover. Temperatures range from single digits to 26 in Milwaukee as a late snowstorm fades and mild weather moves into the Midwest.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Lone Rock
Superior
Lake Geneva
Grantsburg
Duluth
Park Falls
Madison
Wausau
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Eau Claire
East
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Mock Nuclear Attacks Planned Nationwide Exercise
The Civil Defense Administration announced July’s Operation Alert simulates a 20 kiloton to 20 megaton nuclear attack in three stages. Agencies will not relocate as before and city targets remain undisclosed. Phases include local and state drills, evacuation planning, and a survival period from July 12 to 14.
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Washington
Civil Defense Administration
Weather Clears As Parley Nears
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Tucker's Town Bermuda for talks with President Eisenhower. Weather turned clear and mild after several wet, windy days. An official communique likely to be issued late Saturday or early Sunday. Signs Britain will lead talks and push a diplomatic drive.
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Tucker’s Town
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Britain
Macmillan Eisenhower Talks Planned Amid Weather Delays
Weather forced changes to a high level visit with British Secretary Sykes awaiting a decision on delaying welcoming ceremonies for Macmillan and Eisenhower. They plan discussions on Middle East policy and a stronger Anglo American alliance following tensions after last year's Egypt invasion, with a pivotal meeting at the Mid Ocean Club.
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Macmillan
J. W
Jong-teem Sykes
Eisenhower
Middle East
An- Macmillan
Lisehower
Bermuda
Canberra
Howard Mc. Snyder
Anglo American Alliance
Egypt
Mid-Ocean Club
Halos In Coming Policies On Soviet Union and Red China
The article outlines new policies toward the Soviet Union the United Nations NATO and Red China. It discusses shifts in stance and potential actions by the United States and allied powers in the evolving international landscape.
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Cominom
Soviet Union
United Nations
NATO
RedChina
Three Die and Seventeen Hurt in Merck Plant Explosion
An explosion at the Merck and Co pharmaceutical plant in Linden New Jersey killed three men Walter Green Rahway Edward Rich Linden and Edward Cendrowski Linden and injured seventeen more. One victim Leo Zitch Rahway was hospitalized while ten others were treated at the plant dispensary. Officials cited an unexplained chemical reaction as the possible cause.
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Linden
Tocday
Merck and Co. Pharmaceutical
Walter Green
Rahway
Edward Rich
Edward Cendrowski
Leo Zitch
Rahway’ Hospital
Flying farmer pilots low over Jefferson homes
Johnny HKritiex brink, a flying farmer, soared over Jefferson neighborhood homes after his wife gave birth to a daughter. His plane bore the painted inscription "Chets Leone" on its fuselage, drawing curious reactions from residents.
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Jefferson, Okla
Johnny Hkritiexbrink
Postmen Motorized In Decatur Georgia
Postmen in Decatur Georgia begin rounds on three wheeled mailsters with 18 motor scooters. Each compact carrier carries 509 pounds of mail and helps cover more area on routes of about 450 steps. Benefits include weather protection and fewer trips to the post office.
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Decvmiur Ga
Post Offce
Boita
Winafield
Cary Wilmer
Assisent
J. Lt. Reeves
Post Office Department
Lincoln
Neb
Southwest
Calforna
Nortern
Britain Faces Largest Strike Bid Since 1926 Crisis
A government tribunal rejected railway wage demands and signaled an inevitable nationwide walkout. Engineering unions plan strikes at factories by Saturday, potentially involving millions, amid 10 percent pay hike demands and stalled talks with rail management.
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London
U.F
Railway Staff National Tribunal
National Union of Railway Men
NUR
Executive Council
The
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
West Germany
Makarios Offered Freedom If He Calls for End to Violence
Britain says it will consider releasing Archbishop Makarios from exile if he publicly urges an end to EOKA violence in Cyprus. Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd told MPs mediation by NATO could help resolve the Cyprus dispute, with Makarios urged to make a public statement. No decision on return to Cyprus was promised.
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London
Britain
Makarios
Cyprus
Alan Lennox- Bord
EOKA
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lennce Boyd
Commons
Makarias
Exe
Seycchelles Islands
Indian Ocean
Eora
Lennox-Bord
Seychelles
Lennox-Boyd
Makaries
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James K. Hoffa
Lke Beck
Hope of
Irish Republic
U.N
Veuswatten
Cunciawry
Titan
Suez
Egyptan Suez Canal Authorty
Hammarskiold
Becauuse
Istagh
UNEF
UNEP
Ben-Gurion
Gaza
Sirin
Washlington
UN General Assembly
Mark Hopper
Hopper
Paine Art Center
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Decatur
Georgia
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