One Punch Ray Baker Fights Moose Incident in Alaska
Ray Baker of Alaska won a heavyweight decision after a moose charged his wife and child as they returned home near Eielson Air Force Base. Baker defended his wife and son, delivering a single roundhouse right to the moose. Community labor leaders urged due process as a committee probes the incident and Baker’s actions.
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Fairbanks
Adesire Wpiwaukee
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Ser Eadd Air Force Base
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Scott
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Baker
Wilds
IS. F. Union Chieftains Back Beck
Five San Francisco officials refused Thursday to condemn Dave Beck president of the Teamsters Union. They told newsmen they backed Beck and supported his leadership amid ongoing labor tensions and investigations.
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IS. F
Union Chieftains
Back Beck
SAS
Free Paint Job No Delight to 15 Motorists
Santa Barbara employees painted 15 private cars for free. Owners complained as workers, resembling sign painters, sprayed a mottled white on one side.
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Santa Barbara
USIA Overhaul Urged by Senator Dworshak
Senator Henry Dworshak urged a thorough overhaul of the United States Information Agency citing overreach in its overseas news services. He proposed moving away from government press associations toward private wire services while stopping short of abolishing USIA. He noted some costly services could be cut without harming U S aid missions. Dworshak, a onetime witness in Senate foreign aid hearings, pressed for reform during committee proceedings.
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Washington
Henry C. Dworshak
United States Information Agency
Dworshak
Senate Committee On Foreign Aids
American Press Association
Iceho Republican
Press Association
Dworshek
USIA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pioneer oil producer Gilliland dies in Dallas
John Wexley Gilliland, 78, a pioneer Texas and Oklahoma independent oil producer, died today in a Dallas hospital after a long illness. He helped develop the Southwest oil industry and was a contemporary of Frank Phillips and Harry Sinclair.
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Dallas
John Wexley Gilliand
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest
Frank Phillips
Harry Sinelaly
Gill
Tialals
A. H. Mead
Washington LF
Amer- Reuther
Sen. Mercommuniam
Pirthican Oil Co
Carthy
Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
McCarthy
Press-Telegram ates Press or Bearly at Gist
Brief fragment suggests a desultory note about press names and bias with unclear context and missing concrete facts. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are clearly readable.
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Press-Telegram
Blonde Drives By License Incident Sparks Ticket
A blonde actress Dana Missey drove a white convertible, bypassing license plates until near Bethesda Maryland. Police cited her for no plates after she claimed the car was bought in Chicago with no plate requirement. The vehicle was impounded following the ticket.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dana Missey
Bethesda
Hona
Chicago
Beck Defends Theft Talk in Senate Hearing
Dave Beck, head of the Teamsters, rejected theft accusations as preposterous and said no union funds were misused during his Senate testimony. He criticized the hearings as a one way street and vowed to oppose any publicity campaign funded by union treasury. Executives plan a million dollar public relations drive funded by the union, while John English denies any authorization or consultation for such a program.
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Joseph Diving
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Local 85
Joseph Dillon
Western Conferefite
Rudy Tham
Teamsters 'Office
Jack Goldberger
San Francisco Labor Council
Wendell Phillips
Youngstown
Ohio
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Here
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Columbus
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Reuther
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UAW
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Earher
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Teamsters Union
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Senate Committee
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Senate’ Special Investigating Committee
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McClellan
D-Ark
Consett
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International Union
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John English
English
Lang
Portland mayor amid bribery and vice indictments
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk was arrested on perjury and accepting a bribe charges. Longley the county legal chief was accused of corruption for not upholding gambling laws. Grand Juries have indicted 28 people in vice investigations, including Teamsters leader Clyde Crosby and gambler Elkins.
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Aeen Slack
St. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
Truman
T. Lamar Caudle
Portland
Terry Schrunk
Ore
William M. Langley
Oregon
Multzomah
Janse Sare
Fortang
Multnomah
Longley
Big Im Elkins
Schrunk
Patrokaan
Richard A. Sutter
Ditfond O. Bennett
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Suc Ter
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Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Jewelry theft at Loma Avenue home reported
Police report a burglary at 390 Loma Avenue involving valuables valued at 1775 stolen from the residence of Oscar B. Olsen, age 71, on Thursday. Possible investigation ongoing.
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Oscar B. Olsen
Loma Ave
Cave Brothers to Spend Summer in Classrooms
Oklahoma City area report tells of Ora and Jerry Linville two brothers who spent months living in a cave rather than attending Southeast High School. They returned to school for seventh grade as teachers plan to help prepare them for eighth grade. The cave hideaway was discovered by adults and the boys said they will not return.
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Des Moines
Cave Brothers
Oklahoma City
Ora Leewes
Jx Cave
Earl Linville
Southeast High
Charles Gratty
Prins’cipes
Jerry
Quake Felt in Aleutians Described as Fairly Strong
Seattle area seismologists logged a fairly strong earthquake on the University of Washington seismograph Thursday night. Dr Frank Neumann said it was one of the weakening aftershocks from the heavy quakes earlier this month, centered near the Andreanos Islands in the Aleutian chain about 2 200 miles northwest of Seattle.
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Seattle
Andreanos Islands
Aleutian Chain
Here
University of Washington
Frank Neumann
Burglar Hits Thaves Market Steals Shoes and Cash
A burglar gained entry by smashing a skylight at Thaves Market, 445 American Ave, and stole a pair of size TE shoes and $18 in cash before daylight. No suspect information is provided.
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American Ave
Fire crews stop floating hay blaze on Charles River
Watertown firefighters waited on a bridge Thursday as a flaming hay boat drifted toward Watertown from Newton. Police said young vandals created the floating bonfire and fire crews secured the blaze before it reached shore.
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Watertown
Mass
Newton
Charles River
Trent Wetertown
ADA Says Coalition Destroys Civil Rights at Washington Event
ADA officials claim a political coalition threatens civil rights and federal programs. In a three way clash, Rawh lare and Nathan, ADA leaders, accuse conservative Republicans and Southern Democrats of backing a plan to dismantle welfare and education measures. They warn liberals must rescue programs if action stalls.
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UFI
Americans For Democratic
Rawhlare
Natian
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Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Cattle Help Nab Suspected Car Thief in Sacramento
A herd of cows guided Deputy Sheriff to Richard E. Fike after a chase ended in a ditch. Fike was arrested on stolen car charges following officers' pursuit and field search. Ranch animals reportedly gathered near a barn as the scene unfolded.
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Sacramento
Richard E. Fike
Harges
Clay Woxbrey
Wormley
Fike
Teenage Girl Hurt by Five Sailors in Bathon Pack Incident
In San Diego a 14 to 15 year old girl was assaulted after five drunken sailors from the USS Lexington allegedly taunted her and a male escort, Theodore Anton Jakavac age 17, was taken to Naval Hospital with a possible jaw fracture. Harold Willism dane, 38, North Island Naval Air Station, witnessed the event but could not intervene. Police questioned the sailors as the girl was found unclothed and in civilian clothing.
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San Diego
Folive
Theodore Anton Jakavac
Naval Training Center
Naval Hospital
Harold Willism Dane
North Island Naval Air Station
Taid
Jakeyac
Lexington
Couple Fined and Convicted on Bet Charges in Superior Court
Arthur William Werner 28 and Constance 24 of 1355 Gavista Ave were fined 100 each by Superior Judge Vasey and placed on three year probation after arrest for taking horse race bets in an East Anaheim Street case. Samuel W. Hock 22 and Jean Ellen 38 of 786 Coronado Ave were convicted on three counts each and face sentencing April 26 after bets taken at their home before a December 12 arrest.
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Constance
Gavista Ave
Vasey
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E. Anaheim St
Samuel W. Hock
Jean Ellen
Coronado Ave
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