Hoffa Denies Perjury Charges In Wiretap Probe
New York U S District Judge William B. Hoffa, Teamsters leader, faced five counts of perjury linked to a federal wiretap investigation. The Detroit native was elected union president amid turmoil and a court order barred him from taking office while the case proceeds.
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Govrow
District Court
Washington
Prince Philip Reacts as Crowd Presses Queen in Ottawa Parade
In Ottawa, Prince Philip displayed visible displeasure as crowds closed in on Queen Elizabeth during a royal appearance. Authorities report the incident amid ongoing integration duties in Little Rock and security for a Canadian tour, with weather and logistical notes following.
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Canada
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Arkansas Military District
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Bey
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Andy Ketter
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James A vi
Keller
Syra
Raudaden
Mississippia Valley
Khrushchev asks western Socialist parties to back Middle East peace
Khrushchev, in an unprecedented move, urged western European Socialist parties to support Soviet efforts for Middle East peace. The letter to British Labour leaders Hugh Gaitskell and Aneurin Bevan sparked speculation that Khrushchev prompted a planned visit to 10 Downing Street by Macmillan allies.
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INS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Middle East
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Communist Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Aneurin J. Revan
Labor Party
Adenauer Presses Tough Line Over Tito Break
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer vows a hard policy toward Yugoslavia after Tito's recognition of East Germany. Diplomats say Bonn-Belgrade ties may endure as Yugoslavia ratchets up balance against Moscow. Egyptian troops move toward the Syria Israel frontier with 1000 to 1500 men deployed near Adenauer’s warning border.
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West Germany
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Germany
Per Aviv
INS
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Tal’ Aviv
Thei ‘Syrien Israst
Aden Auer
Syria
Turkey
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Egypt
Ade
Elizabeth W and the Royalli Family provoke criticism in England
Yugoslav officials expected Bonn to protest but not sever relations. Government circles saw no expected cut in Yugoslavia West Germany trade, with West Germany reportedly granting Tito as a period of caution amid editorial discussions led by Roscoe Drummond.
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British Quit Ceylon Base Ends Historic Occupation
The British flag was hauled down at Trincomalee as Britain yielded control of the Ceylon base to Prime Minister Bandaranaike and a nationalist government. The pledge to remove all British forces remains gradual with some rights to use stored supplies for a period. In Canada Thanksgiving week, 63 killed in automobile wrecks and 13 in other incidents.
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Ceylon
Trincomalee
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Solomon W. R. D. Bandaranizike
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Canada
Renegade Spy Testifies Salary Tied to Top Espionage Chief
Renegade Russian spy Reino Hayhanen testified in U S court that he received a salary and a $5 000 bonus from Col Abel a top espionage agent. He said Abel directed espionage work in the United States and that he met Abel in Belgrade and drove with him to the Croton reservoir. If convicted Abel could face serious penalties, with Hayhanen describing their collaboration since 1952 and Abel as a coconspirator.
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Sian
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Abell
Queens
Croton
N. Y
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Radiotv
City Life
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Etter
Abelly
U. S
Hayanen
Aeid Court
Maki
Crossing Crash Kills 6 Persons in Oklahoma Family
A station wagon and a Frisco passenger train collided in heavy rain last night, killing six members of the BP Busby family from Shidler Oklahoma. The dead include Mr and Mrs BP Busby Jr and three sons aged two months to five years, and grandfather Charles Carringer of Saw City Oklahoma. They were returning home after visiting Carringer’s son near El Dorado Kansas.
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San
Oklahoma
Mrg
Busby Jr
Shidler
Okla
Busby
Charles Carringer
Saw City
Oklo
Carringer
el Dorado
Kan
Texas Storms Kill 3 and Free Hundreds From Homes
Severe floods storms and tornadoes swept Texas killing three people and injuring several as hundreds were driven from residences. One man drowned in a central Texas creek, another in southeast Texas when a bridge collapsed, and a third in high winds. Dozens of highways closed. Ballinger faced worst flooding with about 150 sheltering at the Red Cross. State police rescued several from a stranded school bus by boat.
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Rand
Scidol
Buma
Ballinger
Allted Cross
Rumels
W. H. Rampy
Tay
Choke on Time Clock Joke Returns Laughs at Work
A foreman tried a playful fix to curb clock watching by hanging a large Marilyn Monroe calendar opposite the wall. The gag backfired as workers stopped watching the clock and stopped working as well, creating a humorous office lull.
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Marilyn Monroa
Sign Failure Endangers Pedestrian In Long Beach
An out of control car jumped a curb in Long Beach California and struck a street sign. The sign toppled and hit pedestrian Esau Wilson who suffered a broken ankle while being treated he learned the sign read Stop for Pedestrians.
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Calif
Esau Wilson
Wilson
Kingston Police Face Ulster County Grand Jury Probe
Ulster County grand jury indicts nine Kingston police officers on burglary and related charges after a girl at a parish meeting wandered away and sought help. One officer convicted, others pending. investigation directed by Gov. Harriman and state investigator Arthur L. Reuter seeks information from officials and citizens.
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Kingston, N. Y
Arthur L. Reuter
Reuter
Ee " Reuter
Kansas City
Beal
Jolinsos
Russia
St. Paul's
Kingston
Children's County Grand
Tad
Johnson
Averell Harriman
Satellite Platter Is the Latest Dish
A quirky feature from Jackson Tennessee reports a sevenstore Grill in Toronto's Peterborough area offering unusual menu ideas. Bruce Clarkson, age twelve, landed an enormous muskellunge weighing 275 pounds at Sturgeon Lake, described with playful comparisons to a satellite platter and giant meatballs.
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Tenn
Sevenstore
Peterborough
Fire injures two at Gatto's Restaurant and Sports Center
A blaze at Gatto's Restaurant and Sports Center on Brewerton Road in Mattydale injured two volunteer firefighters from six village departments and two Syracuse companies. Herbert Samuels, 49, eye injury, and Herbert Allen, 29, smoke inhalation, were treated at Mattydale Fire Headquarters. Investigators noted the fire started in the basement near the kitchen. exact cause undetermined. The rebuilt complex, redecorated about two years ago, is owned by Vincent Gatto.
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Brewerton Rd
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Syracuse
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Westview Ave
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LeMoyne Ave
East Syra
Acise
Lyncourt
Mattydais
Liverpool
Hinsdale
Vincent Gatto
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