Meany criticizes Teamsters as Hoffa watch continues
AFL-CIO leader George Meany warned against restrictive labor laws amid Senate rackets probes. He doubted Teamsters reforms, noted John English’s reported support for Hoffa, and said current laws cover many issues. Meany outlined ethics hearings and future steps before the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach.
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No Progress in Boston News Strike
A strike of 500 Boston workers has halted the daily newspaper since last Saturday. Labor and management met with federal and state mediators for about an hour and three quarters, then separately for 90 minutes, but reported no progress. A next meeting is set for Monday.
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Charles M. French, 104, Dies After Illness
Retired teacher Charles M. French died Thursday following a two month illness. He would have turned 105 next Thursday. He lived in San Jose.
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Reds Try to Influence German Vote in Tokyo Talks
Report from Kiel cites German Interior Ministry saying Communists seek to influence voters in the September 15 general election by claiming cooperation with Japan. Notes compare U.S. assurances and West German guarantees, while Tokyo warns of propaganda threats linked to the election. Kusuke Kishi is noted in the context of the talks.
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Pilot parachutes from jet in crash near Half Moon Bay
A U S Navy pilot Lt. (Z.G.) B.J. St. Leger, 25, safely ejected from a disabled Crusader jet shortly before it crashed into hills near Half Moon Bay, about 20 miles south of San Francisco. The incident occurred Thursday at Naval Air Station.
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Prisoner Wins Brief Jailhouse Break With Dog Rescue
A restrained prisoner named William Blake coaxed a stray dog from under a house near his jail, sparking a 10 day rabies test plan after the dog bit a boy. The dog named Beauty evaded capture, delaying Blake’s return to custody while authorities arranged tests and a possible antirabies regimen.
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702 Twisters in U S in First Half of 1951 New Record
Kansas City report shows 702 twisters across the United States in the first half of 1951, a new record. The outbreaks killed 130, with the worst strike near Kansas City on May 20 leaving 33 dead in the southern suburbs and seven more in nearby Kansas.
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