Dozen cases cited in labor racketeering probe
Senator Mundt says the Senate committee already has a dozen cases as bad as the Portland situation as it questions Teamster officials and racketeers. Witnesses include James Elkins and Clyde Crosby with Langley and Brewster among those named for forthcoming testimony. The panel may travel to New York and San Francisco for further hearings on racketeering links.
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Ore
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McClellan
D-Ark
James P. Elkins
Rover F. Kennedy
Eliins
Kennedy
Thetefter
Elkins
William NL Langley
Multnomah County
Fordant
Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters
Oregon
Langley
Crosby
Frank W. Brewister
Seattle
Brewster
Congress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Seer
New York City
San Francisco
Urge Solon to Fight Indictment in Texas
AUSTIN. State Rep. James E. Cox's attorney urged him to withdraw his resignation and return to his seat to fight. Cox, indicted on charges of agreeing to accept 5000 for killing a medical bill, submitted resignation Sunday. Gov. Price Daniel has not decided whether to accept it now, potentially halting a House probe. Cox, 36, claimed he resigned after felony indictment and ongoing turmoil in the House. The case centers on a bid to stop a naturopathic medicine bill Cox introduced that would ban the practice, noted by Cox and doctors of naturopathy as herbal, not synthetic, treatment with minor surgery.
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Texas iI
James E. Cox
Rob Looney
Looney
Cox
Price Daniel
House
Daniel
Conroe
Texas
House of Representatives
Travis County Grand Jury
Rebels Still Rule Areas of Indonesia
Rebel leaders hold control across east Indonesia and parts of Sumatra while President Sukarno pursues a guided democracy with a wide cabinet and an advisory council. In Celebes, the Moluc ckas, and the Spice Islands, Lt Col Ventje Sumual orders islands' offices to cut ties with Jakarta. American consuls warn citizens to avoid nonessential travel amid the turmoil.
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Indonesia
East Indonesia
Sumatra
Sukarno
Celebes
Moluccas
Lesser Sundas
Spice Islands
Ventje Sumual
Singapore
State Department
MacArthur In Perfect Condition After Long Illness
General Pong Jas MacArthur is reported in perfect condition after a month long bout with a virus. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney said MacArthur, 77, recovered from the illness that troubled him since his birthday on January 26. Whitney noted the former five star general and Remington Rand board chair traveled out of town Friday.
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New York
UPI
Bell Air Strike Ends as 6000 Return to Work in Buffalo
Normal operations resume at 10 Bell Aircraft plants in Buffalo after a labor dispute. About 6,000 employees who walked off last Friday return to work following announced job security and seniority agreement from company and union officials.
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Buffalo
Bell Aircraft Corp
Live the Lift of Riley at Huntington Hotel
A damaged notice describes the Huntington Hotel at 230 E Ocean Blvd. Beach area features two lobbies, private baths, wall to wall carpeting, and ocean view rooms. Rates listed include $230 per week for single occupancy with meals, plus a dining room offering breakfast and dinners at $5.15.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
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Rama Throm
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Nulalda
Chih
OMAS
A. Harlett
Nixon Visits Ghana For Independence Ceremonies
Nixon arrived in Accra as Ghana celebrated independence from Britain. He met Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah and joined royal and religious ceremonies while expressing goodwill from Eisenhower and the American people. The welcome was energetic despite a late arrival of delegations and Nixon’s flu.
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Gold Coast
UPI
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Kwame
Morocco
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Njiven
Sun- U. 8
Ghaniang
Ghana
British Commonwealth
Togoland
Britain
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Richard A
Brit- Butler
Commonwealth
Elizabeth
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United States
Africa
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Nkrumah
Maps Signal Nuclear Test Data Amid Weather Readings
Central Meteorological Board reports abnormal air pressure waves detected at Nagoya and Kushiro, suggesting possible nuclear test signals. Spokesman notes no earth tremors and cites prior Soviet and U.S. tests with varying pressure readings while stating no confirmed location or start of British tests between March and August. Seventeen stations showed no abnormal readings.
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Central Meteorological Board
Britain
Christmas Island
South Pacific
Soviet Union
United States
Nagoya
Honshu
Kushiro
Hokkaido
Siberia
U.S
Tikrit
Motorist Dies In Crash Off Dead Man's Curve
A motorist died after his car roared off Dead Man's Curve on Angeles Crest Highway. Edward Fischer Williams, 39, of Van Nuys, died in the wreckage. Frank Lavere, 22, suffered serious injuries. Patrol officials reported the crash occurred in the canyon about 100 feet below the curve.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dead Man's
Angeles Crest
Highway Patrol
Edward Fischer Williams
van Nuys
Frank Lavere
Suez Canal still blocked by final obstruction
Six ships await passage as Egypt delays clearance over sunken tug Edgar Bonnet and explosives aboard it. Nasser seeks canal settlement talks with the U N based on Security Council endorsed principles while Western powers press Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and push for tolls and interim arrangements.
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U. N
Britain
France
Norway
Cmt
Egypt
Itha U.N
ESSE
Nasser
Isrrael
Gaza’ Strip
Rose el Youssef
British Show High Power Jet Engine Unveiled
Britain unveils the De Havilland Gyron turbojet engine claimed to exceed all others in power with a 20 000 pound thrust and 10 000? with reheat. Its intended use includes supersonic bombers and high level interceptors, and its range is 1 000 to 2 000 miles per hour at 59 000 feet. The Bristol Olympus previously led with 16 000 pounds thrust. Egyptian officials remain undecided on talks with the U N and Britain and France over a settlement regarding the Suez situation.
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Britain
Dag Hamtmarskjold
Gine
France
Egypt
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U.N
U. N
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