Unions Called On AFL-CIO Carpet After Teamsters Suspension
The AFL-CIO Executive Council moved to discipline two more unions Bakery Workers and United Textile Workers after suspending the Teamsters. Meany demanded Hoffa purge and warned of possible expulsion at the December convention if reform efforts failed. Suspension costs unions dues and weakens labor’s ranks as leaders vow to push reforms.
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Afl-Cio
Washington
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Textie
Lloyd Klewert
James G. Cross
Benale
Afi-Cio
Holin
Ike and Mac Aim for 40 Nation Scientific Alliance
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan planned to seek a 40 nation Free World scientific alliance to counter Soviet challenge. Outlines of a grand concept were to cover scientific and military fields including missiles and rocketry with an extensive Anglo American cooperation report to be issued. They aimed to pace closer NATO talks and push congressional changes to broaden nuclear cooperation with Britain.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Stedy
Makenance
Elsem
Cleay
Tle
White House
Sera
Ures
Western Hemisphere
Certai
U.S
Lurch
Minis Day
Paul Hend-Spaak
Secreter
NATO
Macmill House
Johnstan
Foster Dulles
Spaak
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Congress
Crosby Marries Kathryn Grant In Las Vegas Wedding
Bing Crosby 33 and actress Kathryn Grant 23 wed in a quick Las Vegas ceremony performed by Msgr. John J. Ryan. The couple honeymoon at Crosby’s Palm Springs ranch after a surprise marriage followed by a Sands Hotel breakfast. Fans greeted the newlyweds as they arrived by plane.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bing Crosby
Kathryn Grant
Las Vegas
Nev
Msgr
John J. Ryan
Sands Hotel
Tee Ene
Crosbys
Bing
Crosby
Burglars Wreck Four Safes at Chapman Lumber Co
Police reported an overnight burglary at Chapman Lumber Co. 300 Hiawatha Blvd. B. Four safes were wrecked in a walk in vault and three floor safes. About $150 stolen, with $400 in cash found in top drawers. Discovery at 7:30 am by John Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Lumber Co
Hiawatha Blvd
John Chapman
Chapman
Two Dollar Haircut Debuts in Syracuse
The Onondaga County Barbers Association announced a new price for haircuts dropping to $2 starting November 1, up from $1.50, with shaves rising 25 cents to $1.25. Charles Asprinio, the association president, spoke on the change.
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Onondaga County Barbers Association
Charles Asprinio
Weather forecast confirms cold spell for Syracuse area
Shortly before 42:30 pm the Weather Bureau reported a descending front with Syracuse and Keller forecasts showing cold air for at least two or three days. Tomorrow's high may be 38 degrees with a 30 degree overnight low. Syracuse escaped a snowfall while Utica Rochester Binghamton and Elmira saw snow.
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Tor
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Keller
Utica
Rochester
Binghamton
Emira
Red Revolution anniversary and missile unveil reportedly planned
Editorial page teases coverage of Moscow’s expected 50th anniversary events and alleged missile weapon advances. The piece references upcoming sections including Amusements, Letters, Financial, and sports, with page cues and feature notes for readers.
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Margals Childs
Moscow
Gunmen kill Anastasia at Park Sheraton barber shop
In New York City a gunman fatally shot Anastasia while he sat in a hotel barber chair at the Park Sheraton. The 53-year-old mob boss, linked to Brooklyn rackets and the waterfront syndicate, was identified by a brother. Police cleared the shop as investigators began detailing the motive amid ongoing gangland warfare.
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New York
P—Abitain
Anastasia
Park Sheraton
Heart of
Man‘hattan
W. 53Th St
Anthony
Tony
Brookdam Dock
Garzland
Brooklyn
Park Central Hotel
Arnold Rothstein
Antonime Committee
Taly
United States
Mafia
Sing Sing
Italy
Ajetime
Anastia
Tose Te Adonis
al Capone
Moretti
Ovetti Brothers
Arate Eas
Anil
Tims
New Jersey
Cliffside Park
N. J
Willie Moretti
ISU teacher treats pupil with ether rub and boric acid
Cedar Falls Iowa Dr V D Franch of Iowa State Teachers College prescribed four scalp rubs using ether, boric acid and tone when a student presented an unusual affliction. A bottle of spilled rubber cement caused the brew to spill.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
V. D. Franch
Iowa State Teachers College
Figures Still Under Study On Rocket Costs At 4000 Mile Mark
Air Force officers discussed Project Par Side noting one balloon rocket may have reached about 4000 miles in September. They cautioned figures are still being tabulated and not final. Officials described costs per test and possible rate trends while confirming data is incomplete.
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Air Force
Eniwetok Atoll
Tola
William Hlet
Bowers
Hwan Clague
Eugene Clavier
Jane Vary
Five Die Here as Flu Suspected at City Hospital
Five persons died at City Hospital within a week from flu like illness. Among the deceased yesterday were Mrs. Rodney Lowell, 22, of 81L W Seneca Tapk, Robert Enwright, 86, of 2530 James Sr, and Mrs. Katherine Evans, 58, of 1644 FE Genesee St. Dr. A Clement Silverman, director of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, said flu was suspected in the three deaths and in four earlier ones. Arlene Lee, 29, of 54 W Oneida St Oswego, died Sunday after an influenza attack. Further local deaths this week may be attributed to flu, but records were not immediately available.
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City Hospital
Rodney Lowell
Seneca Tapk
Robert Enwright
James Sr
Katherine Evans
Genesee St
A. Clement Silverman
Arlene Lee
Oneida St
Oswego
City
Silverman
Jury Gets Spy Case in Abel Trial
The case of Russian Colonel Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, accused of transmitting American military and atomic secrets to Moscow, went to a federal court jury as Judge Mortimer Byers warned nine men and three women to set aside sympathy and prejudice and let reason guide deliberations. The judge stressed emotions can cloud judgment.
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New York
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Moscow
Mortimer Byers
Todays Chuckle Michael Todd Foresees Nervous Break Down
Michael Todd declares after his final move that once the excitement fades he will suffer a nervous breakdown he says he has earned the break and owes it to himself nobody will deprive him of it.
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Michael ‘Todd
Lincoln Park livestock dealer tied to mink rustling case
A garbled Chicago note reports D Beeks, a livestock dealer, facing legal trouble over alleged rustling of 69 silver blue mink and hogs at Indiana markets. Police pursue leads as authorities review the chaotic claim and Marlin Perkins is mentioned in connection to the case.
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Chicago
Lincoln Parke
D. Beeks
Zoo
Marlin Perkins
Becks
Indiana
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Andy Kelles
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Mideast
Reds
U.N
United Nations
Assembly
Syria
Das Mascus
Latakia
Rameshl
Saud
Sytia
The
Ivasion Assembly
Turkey
Damascus
Farid Zeieddine
Saudi Arabia
GMS
Foreign Ministry
Isears
Roebuck
United
Mall States
Jadmitttte Aumors
Boston
Oller
Salah Bor
Pe Aegeirios
Aig
Wallace Tudor
Senate
Dag Hammarskjold Amaid
Nathan Shefterman
Svr l Hans Associates
Hans
Shefferman
Sears
Tudor
L Clerks Union
Im Shefferman
Art Anastasia
Albert Anastasia
Labor Department
Freak Mink
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