Beck found guilty of misusing union funds
AFL-CIO Executive Council declared Dave Beck guilty as charged of misusing Teamsters funds. George Meany announced Beck’s permanent removal from AFL-CIO office and said the record shows he used money entrusted to him for personal gain. Meany noted the actions violate union rules though legality under law remains for authorities to decide.
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Solon Rejects ACLU Beck Probe Rights Clash
Washington AP report notes Sen McClellan rebuffed ACLU protests over Beck funding handling while stating the committee has not convicted Beck. Correspondence with ACLU executive director Malin cited, with Malin accusing the panel of acting as a judicial body. In Paris Ingrid Bergman denied rumors of husband Rossellini's alleged affair and divorce plans.
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Miss Berman
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India
Ike to Submit Embattled Aid Request Soon
A New York Daily News dispatch reports President Eisenhower will submit a disputed foreign aid package to Congress with a plan to shift from grants to loans. The program includes a nationwide radio television appeal and public hearings by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The package aims for up to 500 million in long term loans and money for economic development while cutting some military aid. This summary notes the key figures Eisenhower and the Senate committee, with the broader funding debate and procedural steps.
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Eisenhower
Progran
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New York Daily News Dispatch
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Rossellini
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Robertine
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Paris
Speenmin Sanalanmént
Dog Saves Crippled Man Life in Remote Cabin
In FAIRPLAY Colorado Andrew McGregor, 75, survived four days without food or water after a stroke left him paralyzed. His dog retrieved help by leaving a note for rescuers, prompting Dick Dinsmore to notice the message and summon assistance from Bailey. Deputy Ray King found McGregor slumped in a chair and the dog credited with saving his life.
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Dick Dinsmore
Denver
Ray King
All Arranged Nothing Stops Ann's Wedding
In Columbus Ohio Ann Parks overcame a blood clot to ride down the aisle for her wedding to James E Heath on Sunday. Despite her doctor’s permission to attend the ceremony the bride remained in bed for at least three weeks afterward.
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Annn
James E. Heath
Police Nab Third Prison Escape Suspect in Kansas City
Police captured Isaac T. Sanders, 23, of Kansas City, as the third of five inmates who escaped Sunday by taking control of the Jackson County courthouse and locking 17 officers and inmates in custody. Two escapees remain at large.
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Jackson County
Isaac. T. Sanders
Eisenhower seeks 580 million in aid and 300 million discretionary fund
Eisenhower proposes next year 580 million in economic and technical aid and a personal discretionary fund of 300 million to meet emergencies. The plan aims to strengthen national priorities and provide flexible response capacity.
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Tennessee Freight Derails Near Trenton in Big Pileup
A Gulf, Mobile & Ohio freight train derailed today near Trenton Tennessee, piling up wreckage and tearing rails for miles. Damages were unofficially estimated at $400,000.
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Benny Hooper Resting After Hospital Stay
Benny Hooper, feeling better after two weekend hospitalizations, plans to fish but doctors say he must stay in bed for another week or 10 days. The note lists nearby pages for follow-up sections and features across the paper.
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Police Shoot Ex-Convict Outside Los Angeles Bar
Police killed ex convict Richard Bruce Gienn, 25, outside a Los Angeles bar after he reportedly pulled a gun as officers attempted to search him. Police said Gienn had served time in a federal prison for violation of the Dyer Act.
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Richard Bruce Gienn
Hopes Dim for Man in Mine Trap Near Lykenstown
Rescue workers burrowed into a water-filled central Pennsylvania mine cavern near Lykenstown to reach miner David Snyder, trapped 450 feet underground since a coal slide three days earlier. Five hours after the accident taps were heard, but no response has followed and officials say little hope remains.
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Weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday
Showers tonight and early Tuesday morning. Windy. Maximum temperature after noon. Forecast emphasizes a cooler, windy spell with a warm afternoon high.
Confidential probe shadows a Hollywood romance scandal
Francesca de Scaffa, tied to Confidential Magazine, attempted suicide amid charges connected to a bribery theft and a controversial Mexican marriage. Jaime Bravo faces deportation scrutiny as the interior ministry presses for clarity on her alleged publicity stunts and recent jewel theft report. A separate defense panel move on a five million dollar authorization for Long Beach Naval Shipyard subsidence work passes its first hurdle, though full funding awaits House and Senate action. Bravo says his wife suffered a nervous breakdown after a lunch incident and a late night pill overdose, with doctors treating her and she being sent home in an ambulance.
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Youth Tries to Run Down Police. Slain in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles an officer en-counter with 17 year old Dennis Montes ended when Montes rammed a police car to flee after officers N B Callpenter and R F Shelley tried to halt him while questioning about a reportedly stolen vehicle. Montes was shot and died from gunshot wounds.
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Montes
Sin Say
Air Force plane crash lands at Sunset Beach surf
Four crew members aboard escape uninjured after a two engine AF plane nose sinks in the ocean while the tail remains on the shore at Sunset Beach. Seal Beach police say a tractor kept the craft from drifting out to sea. Reports cite Edwards Air Force Base sources.
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Edwards Air Force
Weather forecast notes surprising May showers in So Cal
The U S Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight and into Tuesday morning with more on Wednesday night. Forecaster says the weather is unusual for Southern California in May, calling it an ig weather pattern, and notes the term on usual may be used.
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Heise
Soviets Propose Direct Talks With France Over Algeria
Moscow broadcasts Bulgashin note urging direct Soviet French talks to settle differences. Bulganin warns France against nuclear war risks and urges quick settlement of Algeria issue while signaling cooperation in peaceful atomic development. He recalls May 1956 declaration and calls for renewed, peaceful relations.
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Well Heeled Juvenile Runaways Seized in Los Angeles
Union Station Police reported two Seattle juveniles Eddie Zalasky 12 and Richard Daly 13 were taken into custody early today after they and others stole 3600 in cash, 14 diamond rings and 20 gold pieces from homes. They wore blue jeans, black boots, checkered caps and black feather jackets with toy pistols.
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