AFL-CIO and Exiled Teamsters Disclaim Labor War Plans
The AFL-CIO ousted the Teamsters from federation membership by a 5-1 vote in Atlantic City amid corruption charges surrounding Hoffa. Both sides rejected any intent to wage a labor war, with Hoffa in New York facing wiretapping and perjury probes as his election legality faces court scrutiny. Hoffa's status and possible peace talks are linked to his ongoing legal challenges.
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James. R.hoffa
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Meany
Hoffa
New York
Einar C. Mohn
Lemain
Washington
Dave Beck
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Iater
Senate
Mother of 2 Killed By Mate's Gift Gun
A mother of two, Helen LaVon DeLancett, 25, was killed by a bullet from a .32 revolver bought as a Christmas gift to her husband David L. DeLancett, who said he accidentally fired while cleaning the gun. Investigators call the death accidental. the couple had returned from a party shortly before 2:10 a.m. with neighbors and relatives nearby at the time.
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Henderson Harbor
David L. DeLancett
Helen LaVon ‘DeLancett
R. J. McDowell
Billie Kay
Terry Lee
McDowell
DeLancett
Young
Cold Wave to Hit Syracuse With Snow Flurries Tonight
A cold front moves east toward Syracuse with rain changing to snow and a freeze tonight. Temperatures dip to the freezing point as high remains near 36 tomorrow. North-northwest winds 15 to 20 mph tonight, shifting to light and variable tomorrow as snow and cold persist through tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Southern Tier area analyzed in Herald American series
A constellation of ten counties will be examined in a Herald American series starting Sunday. The articles will cover population, commerce, industry and potential, continuing throughout the week.
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Herald- American
Koreans Under 27 Men and 23 Women Need Parental Consent
A new Article 800 of the Korean Civil Code approved by the National Assembly requires that Korean men under 27 and women under 23 may not marry without parental consent.
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Seoul
Korea
National Assembly
Thief Steals Box From Car. Carries Diamondback Rattler
A thief stole a cardboard box from a car parked on the courthouse square in West Palm Beach. The box reportedly contained a six foot six inch diamondback rattlesnake, according to F C Weigner who reported the loss to police.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
F. C. Weigner
Weigner
Today’s Chuckle Jokes About Husband’s Weight
A wife tells a friend her husband has slimmed down by 15 pounds, noting the change in a lighthearted quip. The exchange highlights a playful marital jest about appearance and self-improvement.
Public mockery greets failed Vanguard satellite launch
International reaction across capitals mocks the canceled U S Vanguard satellite project. Observers note the blow to prestige as Tass Moscow and Red Star lampoon the effort while Western officials express cautious optimism for a future successful launch.
Vanguard Rocket Failure Prompts Postflight Explanations
Cape Canaveral reports urgent conferences among military and scientific personnel to determine why the Vanguard rocket failed after a 72 foot launch. Officials anticipate testing a new satellite and another three stage Martin rocket to replace the damaged craft as repairs may take weeks. Dr Hagen notes pad damage could extend into two months, though he doubts severity.
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Vanguard
J. “Paul Walsh
Martin
Martin Co
Missile Test Center
Walsh
Armed assailants rob UNEF cash truck in Gaza Strip
Three armed civilians halted a United Nations Emergency Force truck on a desert road in the Gaza Strip and robbed a cashier of 1960. The cashier, with a driver and a soldier, was en route to pay UNEF civilian employees when two men with pistols forced the stop and a third pressed a pistol into the cashier’s back.
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United Nations
Gaza Strip
U. N
UNEF
U.N
Pentagon Defends Publicity On Earth Satellite Launch
The Pentagon defends free flow of information on the failed U S earth satellite launch at Cape Canaveral Florida. Murray Snyder says delays were announced due to requests from about 200 reporters and photographers. Project Vanguard head Dr John P Hagen and Naval Research Laboratory head Capt Peter H Horn favored less publicity but conceded news of tests is hard to withhold. Continued on Page 2 Col 5.
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U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Defense
Congress
Project Vanguard
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Hagen
Peter H. Horn
Naval Research Laboratory
Vanguard
Horn
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Get All 21 Tomorrow In the H A
The Herald American will reprint 21 photos from the 75 image series in one issue to help readers who missed previous papers. Thanksgiving week shortages kept many from buying copies, so this catch up opportunity lets readers obtain the missing photos by mail with a self addressed stamped envelope and 10 cents per entry.
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Herald- American
Snark Missile Test Reaches South Atlantic Target
The Air Force reports a Snark intercontinental missile flew its full range this week and hit a target area in the South Atlantic during a test at Cape Canaveral. The 5000 mile range vehicle travels near sound speed and is slower than ballistic missiles. The Snark is now an operating weapon with the first squadron to be equipped this month.
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Washington
Air Force
South Atlantic
Defense Department
Department
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Canada cuts taxes to cut bills for all Canadians
Ottawa announces effective January 1 a Conservative tax plan lowering the first $1,000 of taxable income from 13 to 11 percent and the second $1,000 from 15 to 14 percent. Exemptions for dependents rise, corporations gain higher basic levels, and a 20 percent levy remains on profits. Automobile excise tax cut lowers car prices and boosts consumer relief.
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Ottawa
Donald Fleming
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony At Arizona Memorial
In Honolulu hundreds gathered to honor 1,102 dead aboard the sunken Arizona as a rainstorm dampened ceremonies. Chaplains from three faiths led prayers and representatives from 48 states plus territories and the Philippines placed wreaths or dropped flowers into Pearl Harbor while Navy boats carried visitors around the harbor.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Oahu Island
Philippines
Navy
State's Educational System Called Administrative Mess
Spokesmen for 60 private colleges in New York say the state education system is an administrative mess and criticize a central campus report as written in a vacuum. Dr Cornelius W de Kiewier president of the University of Rochester and AAU leader endors e the view amid calls for Gov ernor to empower the Department of Education and Board of Regents to address the crisis.
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Ithacam
New York State
State University
Cornelius W. de Kiewier
The
Univversity of Rochester
Association of American Universities
Commission On Non Tax-Supported Colleges and Universities
State of New York
de Kiewier
Department of Education
Board of Regents
Detaining Man Crashes Through Pillar To Boost Coffee Entrance
Chen Chi-Hua was jailed after he attempted a side entrance to his coffee shop under elevated tracks. He knocked an eight by six feet hole through a concrete pillar supporting the structure, detacting and destroying public property in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Chen Chi-Hua
Chen
Carter Vanguard test fuels secrecy talk after failure
A preliminary Pentagon report on the Vanguard satellite test failure reached President Eisenhower. White House aides implied a more secret testing site might be used, while Hagerty indicated no definite plan to move tests. The Cape Canaveral launch was delayed amid criticism of the publicity buildup.
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Hisenhower
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Vanguard
Hagerty
Pentagon
Change for Worse in Pascagoula Driver Chase
Grady Dithworth, 18, holder of two safe driving medals, led police on a 25 block chase Friday night. He ignored red lights and reached high speeds before officers captured him.
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Miss
Grady Dithworth
Dithworth
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