Kennedy Sees Progress On Labor Reform Bill Hearings
Senator John F Kennedy said subcommittee hearings on a labor reform bill are narrowing the final form. The hearings, starting with Knowland and McClellan, cover topics from non Communist affidavits to secondary boycotts and union management negotiations. Kennedy expects the bill to address about 11 areas in the labor relations field during the current session.
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London Bank Looting Ends In Seizure Of Money Truck
A gang seized a money truck bound for a London bank and obtained about $120,000. The driver was bound and gagged, the robbers drove to Westminster Bank, released two employees, then fled with the cash. The incident followed prior violence and involved other gang actions and a boxing figure noted in the crowd.
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Jury Trouble Delays Mass Killings Trial in Nebraska
Lincoln jurors faced delays as attorneys struggled to seat a 12 member panel for the first degree murder trial of 19 year old Charles Starkweather. After 65 prospects, 34 excused under abundant biases, 34 tentatively accepted jurors remain, with Starkweather silent and defense pressing insanity questions.
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Charles Starweather
Ellen E. Heuer
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Employe
T. Clement Gaughan
Starkweather
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