Race turmoil in Albany as protests and court actions unfold
Police clash with 2000 demonstrators over segregation in Albany as 40 arrests include a white protester. Dr. King calls for a 24 hour penance while authorities seek to limit protests with hearings and potential injunctions. Governor Vandiver pledges law and order as National Guard units stand by and a bi racial committee is sought to discuss desegregation goals.
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Martin Luther King Jr
King
Albany
Tuttle
Elliott
Vandiver
National Guard
Hoffa Linked to Corallo Schemes Under Senate Probe
The 1953 subcommittee report charges Hoffa knew of and acquiesced in Corallo’s behind the scenes solon. It names Castaldi Spada as dummies siphoning union funds, and cites Goldstein’s restored tenure during jail time. It cites Hoffa’s alleged inaction on Provenzano Matula Presser and others amid payoffs and rackets.
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Hoffa
Corallo
Consol
Anthony Castaldi
John Spada
Unon
Sam Goldstein
Goldstein
Bernard Stein
Local 239
Anthony Provenzano
Hoboken
N. J
Frank Matula
Los Angeles
Matula
William Presser
Ohio Conference of
Team' Sisters
L Atter
Senate
State opens 1000th mile of free freeway
Sacramento reports the 1000th mile of full freeway on U S 101 bypass of Fortuna in Humboldt County is open. Gov. Brown announced the July 14 opening. Four hundred more miles are under construction with routes chosen for another 6,200 miles and 2,400 miles authorized by the legislature through 1980.
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Sacramento
U. S. 101
Fortuna
Humboldt County
Brown
Rail crash blamed on heat distorted French track
An early report says a rail distorted by summer heat likely caused a train collision near OUON France, killing 38 and injuring 47. Engineer Michel Busison noted an abnormality in the track as the 85 mile Paris to Marseille service derailed, plunging cars into a ravine.
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Ouon
France
UPH
Thel
Michel Busison
Brown
Paris-le-Marseills
Local Notice of Advertised Auction at Croatica Harbor
Fragmentary notice indicates an upcoming auction at Croatica Harbor with stated price 37.00 and references to a public sale. Details are unclear due to OCR quality but imply a sailing or harbor area event linked to a person or entity named Harvert. Further readable items mention Sunday timing and a general ad release.
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Press-Telearam
Post
Cartier _ Harvert
Atal
Ata
Ameer
Leas Beach
Reputation libel trial featured in Reader's Digest
A condensed excerpt from Louis Nizer's My Life in Court appears in the August Reader's Digest telling how Westbrook Pegler attempted to ruin war correspondent Quentin Reynolds. The piece highlights the sensational potential of syndicated columns in damaging reputations.
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Louis Nizer
Court
Reader's Digest
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
the Teel
Unions Charge NLRB Over Aerospace Firm Bargaining
Two unions accuse North American Aviation Convair division of General Dynamics and Lockheed Aircraft of refusing to bargain in good faith. The NLRB filing comes as a presidential three member board, to aid in settlement, ships to Los Angeles amid a protest alleging bias against board member Dr. George Taylor.
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Naonal Labor Relations Board
Threeman
Kennedy
Los Angeles
NLRB
International Association of Machinists
United Aerospace Workers
United Auto Workers
North American Aviation
Convair
General Dynamics
Lockheed Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft. Co
St Tor, Jrance
Santa Monica
George Taylor
Taylor
Reed Larson
National
Right To Work Committee
University of Pennsylvania
Jail Mother in Torture of Children
A mother faced a municipal court after a report from Anaheim juvenile officers about abuse of her child. The girl, described as under 12 and weighing 59 pounds, alleged scalding gravy poured on her head and ashtray contents forced into her, with stomping by her mother. The girl and her brother were part of an investigation, the brother carrying a knife. The brother was returned from San Diego after being removed from a bus by San Clemente police. The mother’s preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday in Division 3, with her husband, stationed in Yuma, Arizona, expected to return and be interviewed.
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San Clemente
Hafemeister
Anaheim
Fatlerton Municipal Court
Yuma
Ariz
Celebrezze to Take Office Oath Tuesday
Anthony J. Celebrezze will be sworn in as secretary of welfare next Tuesday. The White House announced the Cleveland mayor will take the oath at 10 am in a ceremony. Ribicoff resigned to run for U S Senate from Connecticut.
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Celebrezze
Washington
Anthony J. Celebreeze
Abraham A. Rubicoff
Welfare
White House
Cleveland
Ribicoff
Senate
Connecticut
Mrs. Scott Leaves Half Her Estate to Husband in Murder Case
In Milwaukee the will of Evelyn Throsby Scott left $300,000 to her husband L. Ewing Scott while he serves a life term for her death. Scott vanished from Bel Air California in May 1955 and her body was never found. Senty was tried and convicted of causing her death.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Westinghouse Defends Navy Nuclear Components Contract
Washington B Westinghouse Electric says the 35 million mix charged the Navy for nuclear components was fair and reasonable and a subcontracting arrangement was within the law. The company answered a GAO report claiming the government should seek 1,066,000 from Westinghouse for overcharges on the 1957 contract. The GAO argued the contract could have been reduced by 1,066,000 based on prior cost experience and still yielded a 10 percent profit.
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Washington B—Wes
Taghouse Electric Comp
Navy
General Accounting Office
Westinghouse
GAO
Congress
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Bob Brown
Nixon
Union
Poice
Laurie Pritchett
California
Nikon
Richard Nixon
Shell
Grown
Joe Shell
Arthur Murray Studios
Arthur Murray
Arthur Muriay
Youir Canny
Arthur Mutlay
Dancing
Long Beach
East Fifth St
Ph. Hemlock
J. Earl Manning
Nlrb Iiveeta
Grory
Eresye
Pany
West Coon
EATRA
Lows Beach
Lakewood
Torrance
Carson
Roy E. Hanson
D.C
Sues Atlantic Ave
Prrestay
T. A. Gregory, Pres
Elm ST
Walker's the Friendly Store
Tess
Park Avenue
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