Beck Offers To Quit If Better Man Is Found
Teamsters president Dave Beck challenged critics in Atlantic City offering to resign if someone can do a better job. He defended union finances amid tax evasion charges and a separate indictment accusing him of aiding fraudulent returns. Beck asserted the International hasn’t lost a nickel and touted high investment yields.
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Hoffa Blames Reuther After Indictment Threats
Hoffa, Teamsters vice president and president of a 12 state central conference, charges Walter Reuther of the United Auto Workers aims to take over the Teamsters in a premeditated attack. He spoke after a three state Teamster meeting noting the confrontation.
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Rayburn promises big budget cuts and tax relief
House Speaker Sam Rayburn pledges Democrats will trim Eisenhower's peacetime budget by three to five billion dollars and then cut taxes to help everyone. He criticizes the administration as inept and partisan while speaking at a Washington conference with party leaders and governors.
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Ava Gardner files suit for Mexican divorce from Frank Sinatra
Paris dispatch reports Ava Gardner has filed a Mexican divorce suit against Frank Sinatra from Morelia Mexico while on location for The Sun Also Rises. The actress, noted for her red hair, seeks legal separation amid filming near Mexico City.
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Baseball Clubs May Go West
ST. PETERSBURG Florida faces pressure to attract major league teams to train in state. W T Robarts of Sarasota warned the Professional Baseball Committee that Arizona cities show more enthusiasm and may lure clubs west. E C Robison countered that Arizona has only one more suitable city, while Florida hosts the other 12 major league teams.
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Bradenton Beach man’s spelling tongue twister shown
Inside THE NEWS cites a Bradenton Beach resident stuttering through Shakespearean spellings. Page 9 features the quirky moment with tongue twisting phrasing.
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Battling Barrymores Heated Feud Over Great Profile Casting
Hollywood report on a family quarrel as Diana Barrymore and John Barrymore Jr clash over John Barrymore Jr. being chosen for the Great Profile TV adaptation of Gene Fowler's Goodnight Sweet Prince. They exchange sharp criticisms and reveal tensions about a forthcoming biographical project.
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State funeral set in Senate chamber for Sen Joseph McCarthy
The state funeral for Sen Joseph R McCarthy will be held in the Senate chamber Monday with a requiem at St Matthews Cathedral and will be followed by a flight to Appleton Wisconsin for burial. Mrs Jean Kerr McCarthy requested no flowers and donations to the New York Foundling Home. The service marks the first Senate memorial since 1940 and potential moves to erase his censure were discussed but no action expected yet.
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McLeod Assures Senate Reds Out of State Dept Jobs
Senate testimony from Scott McLeod as security chief at the State Department asserts that three of four fired employees engaged in Communist activity warranting dismissal and 83 cases showed subversive information. His confirmation as ambassador to Dublin appears assured despite Irish press criticisms.
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Suez Canal Salvage Chief Heads Home
U. S. Maj. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, chief of the Suez Canal clearance project, departed Cairo today for home after arriving last December to lead the U N salvage fleet clearing invasion litter from the canal.
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Nixon To Be Honored By Defiance College
Vice President Nixon will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at Defiance College commencement on June 2. He will not attend in person according to college officials.
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Ouster Move Denied in Bee Ridge Zoning Dispute
A South Trail Taxpayers Assn. leader told Bee Ridge residents that protests over the April 4 zoning action were not routed through county commissioners. Ettinger argued the zoning board lacks a current comprehensive plan and urged local representation attentive to Bee Ridge concerns.
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Derby Derby Scratches Kentucky Derby Favorite Gen Duke
In Louisville Kentucky Gen Duke was scratched from the Kentucky Derby just hours before post time due to a stone bruise in his left forefoot. Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones guided New General Duke after the morning workout. Nine horses remain in the field.
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Florida Governor Attacks Senate Over Interposition Bill
Governor LeRoy Collins mailed Florida interposition copies to President Eisenhower and other officials while vocally criticizing the state Senate. He argued the measure, aimed at nullifying Supreme Court school desegregation rulings, defies federal authority and stultifies Florida, asserting no state legislature can overturn national court decisions.
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Sky Watch Finds Sun and Comet Hints in Sarasota Forecast
In Sarasota a partly cloudy, shower-prone sky is expected through Sunday. Minnie Mermaid notes sun shine breaking through, while readings at 9:30 a.m. show temperature around 80 with a 29.80 barometer and light winds from the southwest.
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Ike Sets Record For Cross Country Golf
President Eisenhower at his Gettysburg farm played a fifth round of golf this week. He completed rounds on three different courses in three states, setting a cross country golfing record.
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Kennedy Story Starts Sunday
Wealth beauty and brains mark the Kennedy clan in Boston with members seen as a likely president a movie star’s spouse an ambassador and a colorful mayor among them reporter Bob presents a profile of the famous family and their public lives.
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