AFL CIO accuses two unions in corruption probe
The AFL CIO Ethics Practices Committee charged the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union and the United Textile Workers of America with unethical practices and misuse of union funds. The AFL CIO Executive Council planned a quick review, with possible reprimands and calls for housecleaning, while Teamsters President Hoffa faced separate scrutiny.
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AFL- Cio
Bakery
Teamsters
Afl-Cio High Command
Ted the Tate
James R. Hoffa
Merced Labor Movement
Afl-Cio
Wodnesday
Bakers Union
Une
James G. Cross
Marlin Philipsborn
A Zion, 1
Coimitber
Findinzs
Anthony Valente
Lloyd Klower
Washington
Senate
AFL
George Meany
Hott
New Yo
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio Executiv Committee
F Livan
Hoffa
F “4
TTWA
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Apl-Cio
Teport Gm
Bakers and Textile Unions
Marine sergeant seeks 90 day forgery sentence
Sgr Richard Kenneth Buttershell 27 of Camp Pendleton asked for 90 days to avoid court martial and military confinement. Superior Judge Beneh Vasey granted 90 days as a probation condition, after he admitted cashing five forged checks totaling 625 dollars in Long Beach and Newport Beach. he was arrested Aug 2.
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Finmell
Beneh Vasey
Richard Kenneth Battershell
Camp Pendleton
Vasey
Buttershell
Long Beach
Newport Beach
Knowland Jet Speeds Supersonic Flight Report
Sen Knowland reportedly piloted a supersonic North American jet in excess of 1000 mph with Maj Clyde Good in the Southern California desert. The event, linked to a publicity effort, included a certificate of membership in an exclusive club as part of a security message.
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Los Angeles
Khowlhind
Senate
International Suport
U.S. Air Force
Clyde Good
California Desert
WLS
Russian doctors ban brain operations for mental illness
An American psychiatrist, Dr. Horsley Gantt of Johns Hopkins, reports Russian doctors no longer perform brain operations as cures for mental disorders. He notes they can predict manic or depressive episodes in advance and have measures to prevent them.
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Moscow UI
Horsley Gantt
Johns Hopkins University
Societ Scientis
Typhoon Faye Weakens Over Philippines
Typhoon Faye's winds dropped to 75 miles per hour as it crossed the Northern Philippines. A stevedore drowned when his boat sank off the west coast. A tugboat sank and four motor vessels ran aground but all aboard were saved.
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Manila
Faye
Philippines
Eisenhower orders troops to back school integration
President Eisenhower uses federal authority to mobilize National Guard and other U S forces to enforce school desegregation in Little Rock. White House briefings describe legal basis under the Insurrection Act and anticipation of Army or Air National Guard deployment. Hagerty cites need for reliable broadcast facilities as he travels from Newport to Washington.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Evan P. Aurand
Hagerty
Newport
R. I
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
U.S. Army
White House
Washington
Hageriy
Mprtal
Fisenhower
Defense Department
Arkansas
U. S. Army
Secretary of Defense
United States
National Guard of
Air National Guard of
Wilson
Arkansas Guard
Federa
Gay
Orval Faubus
Agin
Justice Department
Littl Rock
Nine Negroes May Return to School
Reports from Sea Island Ga claim Governor Faubus faced a federal injunction over Central High School integration. National Guard deployment fears were noted while nine Black students attempted entry as violence erupted, prompting police and FBI action and an appeal for calm from Alvis Bates.
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Sea Island
Lvery
Nathan
Faubus
Na- Honal Guard
Central High
U. S
Ronald Wi. Davies
Georgia
Central
Seriool Anthties
FBI
Alvs. Bates
Little Tock
Big Three Pressures Russia Over Middle East Policy
United States and Britain condemn Soviet notes as propaganda while pressing for a diplomatic solution. Chicago jewelry buyer Goldman, 60, arrested on charges of smuggling and aiding propaganda efforts tied to Middle East tensions. He appeared before a local commissioner after arriving from the Orient via plane.
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Honglulu Lo
Robert M
Fieldman
Chicago
Russia
Middle East
U.S
Orient
Goldman
Self
Moss
Midwest
United States
Britain
France
Millard White
Foreign Office
U. S
Knight Frees Felon Convicted in Error in California
Governor Knight granted a full pardon to Edward Avila, wrongly convicted of robbing Sam Bravero in Los Angeles. Avila, who had a prior kidnapping and armed robbery record, had been imprisoned for five years before the error was uncovered by Los Angeles District Attorney William B. MeKesson. Avila will be released from Los Angeles County Jail after the pardon.
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Sacramento
IR — Guy
Goodin J_ Knight
Los Angeles
Bravers
Avila
Knigh
Avile
California
Forden
Chino
Esaig
J Avila
State Supreme Court
Supervisors Accept Resignation by Wil
Los Angeles county supervisors accept the resignation of County Chief Administrative Officer Arthur J. Wil due to a heart ailment. The resignation is effective December 1.
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Los Angeles
Inday
Arthur J. Wil
100 MPH Chase Nabs L A Youths
A 100 mile per hour pursuit ends when a San Fernando and Los Angeles Police Department chase car rams a stolen car driven by three teenagers after it steals a car from Ars Billie Lee Whittington in Senior Mando. Officer William Elliott is wounded and treated at a hospital.
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Los Angeles
Mando
Ars
Billie Lee ‘Whittington
San Fernanda
William Elliott
Sepulvera
Elliott
San Fernando
Five survivors rescued from Pamir as lifeboats drift
Survivors said five crew members died after the Pamir broke apart in Hurricane Carrie. The Saxon rescued five survivors who reported ten or more others died. two lifeboats escaped as the ship listed and sank. Air force planes sighted lifeboats and rafts but found only empty craft. The Pamir carried cadets and crew en route from Buenos Aires to Hamburg.
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Isbrandtsen Lines
Isbrandtsen
New York
Pamir
Military” Sea Transport Service
Geiger
Casablanca
Buenos Aires
Hamburg
Air Force
Blast Lifts Roof Burns Workman at Plant Near Newhall
NEWHALL C2 A) A workman, Kenneth Glenn 23 Van Nuys, was critically burned when an explosion lifted the roof at Barnes some plant near Newhall. Fermin Ramirez 24 Piru suffered minor hand burns. The facility makes railroad and highway flares. One worker died last month in the same plant. A large blast in 1954 killed a woman and injured 17 others.
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Newhall
Bermiie Power Co
Newhall Hospital
Kenneneth Glenn
van Nuys
Fermin Ramirez
Piru
Singer Marian Anderson Awarded Honorary Doctorate
In Seoul, South Korea, American singer Marian Anderson received an honorary doctorate from Ewha Womans University today, recognizing her contributions to music and cultural exchange.
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Seoul
Korea
Marian Anderson
Ewha Women's University
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