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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
1
Republican state senators meet in Syracuse to back leader Mahoney in urging Governor Harriman to call a July special session to consider anti-racket labor legislation modeled on a 1958 bill vetoed by the governor. The conference marks the start of the 1958 Republican State Senate campaign.
DETROIT API Thousands of workers gathered around the Chrysler Redstone Jupiter Army missile plant for a second straight day as United Auto Workers Local 1245 wildcats blocked gates and parked along the highway. Dozens of workers left, with some saying no one from their department was entering and parking tickets and lost pay made working unappealing.
A federal jury in Detroit acquitted Hoffa and two codefendants on wiretap charges tied to illegal eavesdropping in union offices. The verdict came after hours of testimony about alleged attempts to monitor subordinates and reporters. One co-defendant was acquitted while Hoffa remains indicted on related perjury counts.
Disruptions at Bahia plants sparked deadly fireworks incidents during festival observances. At least 100 killed and many injured as blasts at multiple sites disrupted labor strikes and drew government actions. Local unionists faced arrests and the government sought meetings to quell violence.
In Whiteville North Carolina police report Aristotle Onassis the Greek shipping magnate was arrested on public drunkenness charges after collapsing near a transit station. He was helped by four men and taken to Columbus County jail with 39 persons observed nearby. authorities noted his fluent but slurred speech and erratic behavior during the incident.
Los Angeles AP report says Cheryl Cranes new account of John Stompanato slaying conflicts with Lana Turmer's earlier tale. Lawyer William Pollack, representing John Stompanato Jr., seeks 750000 for Lana’s lover's death. Cheryl testified she stabbed Stompanato during a Beverly Hills argument. coroner ruled justifiable homicide.
Concord section reports 107 year old Aunt Pinky Gaines plans to rent and head for the beach after receiving her first Social Security check. Her birth date was established as 1851 by the efforts of friends who secured the date. The story notes her humor about clothing and her retirement choice.
The report shows consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in May, reaching a new all time high as gasoline and used car prices climbed, while food costs held steady. The Labor Department noted increases in physicians fees and hospitalization plan premiums. government forecasts suggest further volatility in the cost of living.
A revised forecast predicts showers after a clear night with a low of 55. Increasing clouds bring showers, with a high near 73. South southwesterly winds ease from 19 to 15 mph tonight into tomorrow.
Detroit AP reports Joseph W. Bobo, 22, was sentenced to 15 months to 4 years in prison at his own request after pleading guilty to a shoplifting charge. He said he wanted prison to “pull myself together and get some religion,” believing it might do him some good.
Washington reports that Russia signals willingness to use its 70 seismograph stations in a wider program to detect secret nuclear tests. Western experts, led by U S officials and allies, plan a Geneva talks push on detection methods while avoiding political issues.
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives back in Beirut after Cairo discussions with President Nasser. The Lebanese capital buzzes over a possible rebel confrontation as Hammarskjold’s visit wraps with no clear results. Rebels press for change toward a Nasser-friendly regime. Chaoumoun remains the Western-backed leader.
Read Roscoe Drummond’s analysis on today’s Editorial Page as national opinion weighs Nixon’s prospects. Calif ornia primary results complicate his path. Features also cover Amusements Budgets Life Classified Ads Deaths Letters to Power Radio Television Senior Forum Sports.
In Los Angeles AP reports a pacifist committee offered a 30 foot sailboat named Golden Rule for sale at 16900 dollars f o b Honolulu after planning a protest voyage against nuclear weapons testing. Five crewmen, jailed in Honolulu for defying a U S court order, were returned by the Coast Guard.
A guest compliments a meal and the hostess completes the joke with her young son's quip. The playful exchange showcases a child speaking up and the adults sharing a light moment at table.
SEC Chairman Gadsby denounced insinuations of bias as a new phase of the Goldfine inquiry opens, detailing how Adams allegedly received favors from the Boston industrialist. The investigation centers on Goldfine’s relations with federal agencies and an East Boston Co. filing case, with Adams defending innocuous gifts and denying preferred treatment.
Berlin AP reports East Germany admits Western films fill state cinemas while Soviet imports draw emptiness. Das Volk criticizes managers for overemphasizing Western origin on posters and neglecting Soviet credits.
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