Hoffa Threatens Nationwide Strike Over Union Curbs
James Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, warned of a nationwide strike in Brownsville amid proposed antitrust style laws aimed at unions. He accused AFL-CIO leaders of causing trouble and said contracts could end on a set date to force employers to bow to union demands.
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Brownsville
Tex
VPI
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
South Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Longshoremen
Teamsters
Congress
Afl-Cio
ILA
Fie
Dulles Weakens as Illness Advances in 1950s Report
Washington reports John Foster Dulles, former Secretary of State, growing weaker from cancer and pneumonia. The State Department says he is comfortable, conscious but sleeping due to pain killers. The medical bulletin marks the third within two weeks, and friends fear the end may come within days.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Bulletin
Dulles
Weather outlook with early low clouds and Wednesday sun
Clear tonight with some early morning low clouds. Wednesday will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer with a high around 69 by noon.
Death Letter Fugitive Pens Brown Note to Gov Brown
Los Angeles reports reveal Elmer Simrell sent death threats to ten Superior Court judges and commissioners and wrote to Governor Brown in a respectful letter. The pattern accuses the courts of a miscarriage of justice in his divorce case as Mildred Simrell, his ex-wife, fears for herself and their children while hoping he is captured before someone is hurt.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Gov. Brown
Brown
California
Elmer 'S
Jet
Simrell
Mildred
L B Couple Alive After Rapids Capsizing
Infant near death in a hospital oxygen tent as mother Rose Marie Carrean 42 of Bellflower is jailed on suspicion of felony child neglect. Authorities allege spanking and shaking the child Antonio, 8 months, injuring skull fracture, broken leg, bruises, malnutrition, and lung inflammation. Father Antonio Carrean, 23, denies harm. Two other children are under the father’s care. Case presented to district attorney for action.
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Bellflower
Shevitt
Rosemarie Carrean
Downey Ave. Bellflower
Antonio
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwond
St. Helen's Hospital
Carreons
Wilson ’. Ching
E. Alondra St
Ching
Lynwood Hospital
Antonia
Kermit Kynel
Kynel
Robert
Bernice
West presses plan at Big Four on German peace treaty
In Geneva, Western ministers challenge Russia’s German peace draft linking any treaty to German unification. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko counters by tying peace to Western security. West German envoy Crewe urges urgent action amid denouncements of Soviet provisions. UK foreign secretary Lloyd calls Russia’s terms coercive and discriminatory.
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Geneva
Russia
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Woenee Crewe
Jaré
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Kerpne Leader Richards Dies
Stephen L Richards age 79, a member of the Latter-day Saints first presidency, died at 7:55 a.m. after a heart ailment. His sudden death occurred at the Latter-day Saints Hospital in Salt Lake City. In New York, Mrs Clifton Daniel gave birth to a second son, Caesar section delivery at 4:45 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. No name yet chosen. Clifton Truman Daniel is grandson of President Truman. Mrs Truman undergoes breast tumor surgery in Kansas City. Biopsy results pending in two or three days.
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Salt Lake City
Stephen L Richards
Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Biricken
Latterday Saints
New York
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Grandfather Truman
Truman
Kansas City
Trumans
Doctor's Hospital
Daniels
Clifton Truman Daniel
Daniel
The
New York Times
McElroy to stay on as defense chief indefinitely
Defense Secretary McElroy announced he will remain in his post indefinitely. The note appeared across the paper with reference lines to different sections and pages including A-3, RB-1, B-7, and D-2 to D-7.
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Defense
McElroy
Belgian King Bauduoin Tours Los Angeles in Secret Ride
King Baudouin of Belgium slipped away from a police escort during a Los Angeles visit. He allegedly rode past star homes in a Beverly Hills stretch before returning to a hotel. The monarch then spoke at the World Affairs Council and planned a Disneyland visit.
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Los Angeles
Bel
Gium
Baudouin
King
Beverly Hills
U.S
Carlment
Baudowin
King Baudevin
Space and Film Industries
World Affairs Council
Woman, 64, Fights 6 Mi. to Rescuers
A Long Beach woman aged 64 staggered six miles through rough terrain after surviving a boating accident on the Colorado River. Her husband, 65, was rescued by helicopter at the confluence of the Colorado and Green Rivers. Their son, Dr. Delbert F. Rich, 41, aided his wife during the capsizing but both parents were swept away.
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St, Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph's North Side
William M. Thomas
Shaky
Long Beach
Utah
Delbert F. Rich
iCedar City
Joe
Rich
Colorado
Green Rivers
Jim Hurst
Moab
Richard Sain
Worst Fire Season Yet Feared Here
Los Angeles County Fire Chief Keith E. Klinger warns the county may face its worst fire season in its history due to lack of rain. He met with department officials and Supervisor Warren Dorn to plan a public prevention campaign as fires in the first four months of 1859 rose 20 percent from the prior year.
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Los Angeles
Keith E. Klinger
Los Angeles County
California
Klinger
Warren Dorn
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St. Joseph, Mo
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Merrily Chilcote
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St Joseph
Missouri
Missouri River
Kansas
L. B
Jai
Kingi Kurumada
Kerpne
Richards
Hal Boyle
L. A
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