Claims Competitors Cause of Boycott
Washington up Texas picket and boycott Barry's Gal track operator Desmond A veston Truck Lines of Houston told Senate rockets prob the insistence of the car today that rival track Wnesmone macant ieved the Teamsters Union to launch a boycott against his firm. He contended it was in refusal for his refusal to raise straight rates in some instances. In support of this Barry practiced a sworn statement from Ray J Hughes former organizer for the Oklahoma City Teamsters Local which initiated the boycott. Hughes's statement described a meeting of union officials and truck line officials and said the union agreed to a prevenes Barry called off the names of the Yellow Chief M. & B. and 2eway Truck Lines as among a group of 21 he said Hughes has named to him as responsible. Barry asked the senators to investigate his allegations as to his competitors but the committee made no immediate announcement of any plans for a follow-up inquiry. FARTIER Barry had testified the Teamsters demanded a collective bargaining contract with his company in 1955 but refused to give his workers any take in the contract terms. He said a delegation of union officials addressed his workers at his invitation and they told our employes they didn't care what they want they were signing my contract with us.
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Prosecutor Sums Up Case Against Caril
Lincoln Neb prosecutors wrap up Caril Ann Rechts case for first degree murder in the Starkweather killings. Elmer Scheele argued the 15 year old joined the spree and helped in 11 slayings while crying at the defense table during final summation. He said Caril believed the boy friend would harm her family if she refused.
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Swiss Scientist's Overexposed Galaxy Photos Fail
Swiss-born physicist Fritz Zwicky, professor at California Institute of Technology, suffered overexposure while photographing a star galaxy during a snowstorm. He spent 414 hours in a small cage atop Mt. Palomar using the 200-inch telescope, finishing at 3 am numb as the images turned out blurred and useless.
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Grand Jury Probes Coroner in Los Angeles
The grand jury will begin a full scale investigation of the Los Angeles coroner and his staff after a formal request from Deputy Dist. Atty. Bowler. The inquiry, closed to the public, may last about two weeks and aims to examine tissue sample handling from accident and mystery death victims.
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Brown Talks to Prospects in California
Governor Edmund G. Brown returned from the East and said he will appoint trusted people to his administration but kept names private. Reports suggest Alan Post or Richard Graves may become state director of finance, with W. Campbell considered for state director of public works. Brown also hinted at others being sought.
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Hungarian Voters Reject Communist Ticket in Mayoral Vote
Budapest reports show villagers rejected 91 of 9192 Communist candidates across village councils while all 338 parliamentary seats were approved. The election followed a single-ticket slate with no opposition meetings allowed and a late recall of failed district races. Prime figures include Janos Kadár amid a two percent disapproval in the capital.
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TV Strike Action Again Postponed
New York UPI reports the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists extended its strike deadline after a lengthy session that began at 3 45 a.m. and recessed until 5 p.m. Talks continued to defuse the action against major television and radio networks.
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New York Dockers Meet Over Automation Threat
About 17 500 Longshoremen from Manhattan Brooklyn Bayonne Port Newark Jersey City and Hoboken left their jobs at noon to attend a mass meeting called by the International Longshoremen's Association. Thomas W Gleason read a speech on automation warns the industry must share benefits with workers displaced. Regents discussed six hour day and other adjustments as a possible path to preserve employment.
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Sportsman Succumbs in Palm Beach Frederick Johnson Dies at 83
Frederick Johnson, 83, longtime New York real estate and construction executive and noted sportsman, died Tuesday in Palm Beach. He bred racehorses including Omar Khayyam, the 1917 Kentucky Derby winner, reflecting his prominent role in the sport and industry.
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