Teamsters Chief Beck Faces AFL-CIO Test
Union leaders insist on firm terms as AFL-CIO charges mount over Beck use of union funds. Meany away, Galveston meeting set May 6 for hearings, May 20 for general council action. Rift grows as the federation threatens expulsion if reform talks fail.
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Washington
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Dave Beck
George Meany
Galveston
Tex
Beck
Centen Ng
Senate
Meany
Stanton Area Social Roundup Remembers Local Folks
Mrs Maude Myres Jim and Joe Chamberlin were Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Rattles. Mr and Mrs Morrise Dooley spent Monday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Dooley. Wednesday dinner guests at the George Brassfield home were Mrs Glenn Small Tony Lee and Mrs Willis Smith. Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Roy Gore of Edgerton called on Mrs Maude Myres and Joe Chamberlin. Spring Ridge Ladies Aid met at the hall Thursday for all day meeting with Mrs Eldon McKeon and Mrs Oren Croan as hostesses. The F F A boys from this community who attended the Little American Royal at Manhattan last Saturday and Sunday were Melvin Bryan Bob Player Lee Partridge Robert Rychert Robert Barffett and David Wilson. Mrs Raymond Bryan called on Maude Mannen and Mrs Ed Mannen Tuesday after Little Marla Kay McKeon visited school Thursday with her sister Maxine and brother Merle. Last Sunday dinner guests of the Bryans were Mr and Verette Miller and family in honor of Mrs Bryan's and Bryan called a
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Maude Myres
Jim
Joe Chamberlin
Jesse Rattles
Morrise Dooley
Ray Dooley
George Brassfield
Glenn Small
Tony Lee
Willis Smith
Roy Gore
Edgerton
Spring Ridge
Little Marla
Kay McKeon
Maxine
Merle
Bryan
An Verette Miller
Chambers homes Thursday visiting relatives and guests
Mrs. Fred Miller spent Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Raymond Bryan and Mr. Bryan. Sunday dinner guests at the George Brassfield home included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn EB Small and Tony Lee. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Lester Bucannon of Kansas City, Mr. Clyde Stanbro and daughter Christine of Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith, Howard Grigsby and Bob.
Bids Reported for Great Bend Army Reserve Center
A bid of 157000, the apparent low bid, was submitted yesterday for the construction of a U. S. Army Reserve Training Center at Great Bend. The bid came from Val Borden Construction Co of Salina.
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Kansas City
U. S. Army Reserve’ Training Center
Great Bend
Val Borden Construction Co
Salina
Famous Cellist Casals Collapses From Heart Attack
Pablo Casals, the famed cellist, is confined to bed in San Juan after a heart attack. He suffered intense pains and fainted while directing a rehearsal for an International Music Festival that will proceed as scheduled. An electrocardiogram at his home showed a coronary thrombosis.
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Pablo Casals
Easter Pageant At Local EUB Church Readied
In Greeley area Rev Mrs Sheirholz fills vacancy at E U B Church and may return as resident minister after conference May 15. Easter Pageant planned for next Sunday. First communion Thursday for second grade class including Roy Stifter Carole Minor Timmie Lickteig Diane Guilfoyle and others. Local residents Everett Howell visited Cedar Vale sick relative, while Mrs Boyd Spencer leaves Garnett hospital post surgery. Cecile Moore suffered a heart attack at church and was taken to Garnett hospital. Anna Nisely transported by ambulance to Garnett hospital for treatment.
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Sheirholz
Carthage
E.U.B
Timothy Bourke
Roy Stifter
Carole Minor
Timmie Lickteig
Diane Guilfoyle
James Rues
Kathie Gelhaus
Alan Sunderland
Richard Moews
Linda Adkinson
Ronnie Hermrecks
Rosella Walken
Carolyn Guilfoyle
Jerry Ohmes
Charles Egidy
Charles Sommer
Mike Sommer
Johnny Osborn
Dennis Wittman
James Feuerborn
Bernard Egidy
Everett Howell
Cedar Vale
Boyd Spencer
Garnett Hospital
Cecile Moore
Anna Nisely
Miniature Bombs Stolen From Range
FBI reports 2000 miniature aircraft bombs stolen from a practice bombing range near El Toro Marine Corps Air Base. Some bombs described as extremely dangerous may be loaded with high flash black powder. an APB was issued for Southern California law enforcement.
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EL Toro
Calif
FBI
el Toro Marine Corps Air Base
California
Orange County
Clear Way For Hike In Bond Interest
Washington Congress has cleared the way for the Treasury to pay 3 percent interest on government savings bonds. The higher rate becomes effective on all bonds sold on and after February 1. Series E bonds will see maturity shortened from 9 years 8 months to 8 years 11 months.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Menon Named to Defense Post in Nehru Cabinet
New Delhi prime minister Nehru named V. K. Krishna Menon to be defense minister in his post election cabinet of 12 members. Nehru kept the Foreign Ministry for himself and submitted the former cabinet’s resignation to President Prasad ahead of Parliament’s May 13 session.
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New Delhi
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Rajendra Prasad
Strike Halts Rail Traffic In Paris
Railway traffic largely halted across France as workers walk off trains in a 48 hour wage strike. Bus and subway stoppages clogged Paris streets while a Communist directed action aimed at midnight cutoff. By dawn the strike was about 90 percent effective with Socialist and Catholic unions backing the action.
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Paris
France
Pittsburg Names James V Henry New Mayor
James V Henry was elected by the Pittsburg city commission yesterday to succeed Lynn McCool as mayor of Pittsburg Kansas reflecting a leadership change in the city government. Local officials and residents await policy directions from the new administration.
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Pittsburg, Kas
James V. Henry
Pittsburg
City Commission
Lynn McCool
Egypt cites Israel raid at United Nations warning of new terror
Egypt told the United Nations Security Council that Israeli raids across Gaza border may signal new acts of terror and violence. Egypt’s Omar Loutfi described Israeli patrols firing on Gaza inhabitants, planes over towns, and a field worker kidnapped, while Israel announced a wave of killings and kidnappings along its borders with Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.
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United Nations
N.Y
Egypt
Israel
Gaza
U. N. Security Council
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Omar Loutfi
Council
Sir Pierson Dixon
Britain
Strip
Loutfi
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Sherwin Williams to Build at Coffeyville Kansas Plant
Immediate construction in Coffeyville Kansas of a million dollar barium compound plant by the Sherwin Williams Co was announced here yesterday by S B Collidge company vice president. The new facility, expected to be ready early next year, will be built adjacent to the companys barium carbonate plant.
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Cleveland
Coffeyville
Kas
Sherwin-Williams Co
S. B. Collidge
Condemned Kidnaper Granted Indefinite Stay
Oklahoma City Tulsa condemned kidnaper Edward Leon Pete Williams was granted an indefinite stay of execution by the Criminal Court of Appeals yesterday. He was to have been executed April 25 for kidnapping Tommy Gore a student minister at Tulsa who he later shot to death in Mus.
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Edward Leon
Pete) Williams
Tulsa
Criminal Court of Appeals
Tommy Gore
Mus
Williams death penalty appeal challenged in Tulsa case
Williams pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death by District Judge Lesilé Webb in Tulsa last June. Attorneys for Williams argued media coverage and public sentiment biased the court and prejudiced the sentence. The Ottawa Herald notes the appeal's contention that the death penalty was too harsh and improperly influenced by publicity.
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Kogee County
Williams
Lesilé Webb
Tulsa
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