Senate probes May Call Beck For New Quiz
The Senate Labor Rackets Committee may recall Teamsters President Dave Beck for questioning on his private business deals with unions through firms in which he holds an interest. Beck challenged AFL-CIO authority to expel him and demanded detailed accusations, while investigators plan hearings across multiple cities on prior union finances and alleged misconduct.
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Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Afl-Cio
Karl E. Mund
R-S.d
Beck
Congress
Mundt
Afl-Cio Executive Council
New
York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Senate
Philadelphia
Omaha
St. Louis
Detroit
Union Future
Testimony Split Over Portland Racketeering Case
A federal court faces competing orders in Portland regarding testimony from county officials in a wire tap racketeering case. Judge Redding bars officials who raided Clark’s apartment from testifying while another ruling requires them to testify about the raid and seized tape recordings.
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Portland
Orc
INS
Upper
Nether Millstone
Charles W. Redding
Elkins ‘and Clark
James B. Elkins
Raymond Clark
Clark
Elkins
Oregonian
Wilput
Layn G. East
Red
Theyding
U S Said Ready to Relax Embargoes on Red China
Tokyo reports government sources said the United States agreed to relax trade embargoes against Red China. Proposals were sent to Japan and 13 other Free World Coordinating Agency members. details withheld. The plan reportedly removes the China blacklist and eases escape clause use while keeping Russia embargoes unchanged.
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United States
China
Japan
Free World Coordinating Agency
Washington
U.S
Red China
Russia
64 Passengers Escaped Injury In Dallas Plane Crashes
In Dallas Love Field a Braniff Convair airliner carrying 38 passengers bound for Oklahoma City was forced to make an emergency crash landing late Friday night without any injuries reported.
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Dallas
Tex
INS
Oklahoma City
Love Field
Flight 58
Bob Mittendorf
Will Fogers Field
Air Force Field
Mittendorf
Hypnosis Used On Witnesses To Auto Death
Police assess an unprecedented partly successful hypnosis of four witnesses who saw Lloyd Stevens die after a hit and run in San Francisco. The witnesses were hypnotized by an unidentified doctor to recover any details, while the crash and rescue unfolded with the driver fleeing and the victim having severe injuries.
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San Francisco
Lloyd Stevens
Stevens
Cairo Paper Blames Jordan King's Mother
The Akhbar Elyom, reporting from Jerusalem, claims Queen Zein meddled in Middle East politics by meeting ex British Prime Minister Anthony Eden during a visit to Tandan Indapar Pearate zens. The piece also alleges US involvement in the crisis, which the U.S. Embassy in Amman denied last week.
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CATRO
Cairo
Hussein
Zein
Jordan
Independent
Akhbar Elyom
Jerusalem
Anthony Eden
Tandan Indapar
Pearate Zens
United States
U.S
Amman
French Say 14 Soldiers Killed in Algiers Ambush
Algiers Algeria AP report says 14 French soldiers were killed three wounded and 12 missing after a rebel ambush 66 miles southwest of Algiers. Police tracked a youth who allegedly killed a man and his stepdaughter Peggy Jo Brackett during a date night. The attack increases French casualties in the ongoing campaign against Algerian rebellion.
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Blankenship
Algiers
Algeria
Kiled
Peggy Jo
Ing
Leutenant
Peggy Ann
Brackett
France
Passenger in Florida manhunt to stand trial for triple fatality
In Homestead Florida a passenger Brady C Mason 28 was ordered to face manslaughter charges for the March 17 crash that killed a young couple and their 10 month old son. A fellow passenger testified Mason was drunk and repeatedly pressed the accelerator as the driver steered toward pedestrians. Mason held on 2500 bond.
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Mason
Eddie Brewer
Hunter
Brewer
Local Stocks Reported by Pierre R Smith & Co
Pierre R Smith and Co member of Midwest Stock Exchange lists Elyria Lorain area entries for WEOL Elyria Savings and Loan Elyria Telephon First Sav and Loan Northern Ohio Tele Lorain County Savings and Loan Norwalk Truck Traxel Western Reserve Turnpike and related trustees and securities with fractional quotes and par values as of Thursday April 18 1957.
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Elyria Lorain Weol
O.W. Elyria Savings & Tr
O.W. Elyna
Elyria Tele
O.W. Elyria Tele
First Sav & Loan
O.W. General Industries
Gregory Industries
Skating Star Seeks Divorce in High Profile Suit
Donna Atwood, 32, Ice Capades star, filed for divorce from John H. Harris, 57, producer and part owner of the show, alleging extreme mental cruelty. She seeks $4500 monthly alimony and $1500 monthly child support for three children, custody of twins Dennis and Donald, seven, and daughter Jeanette, four. Harris reportedly earned $240,000 last year and is worth about $5 million.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Donna Atwood
John H. Harris
Jelty
Dennis
Donald
Denns
Jeanette
Rarick Won’t Concede Steelworkers Vote Count
Pittsburgh report states Millh and Donald C. Rarick failed to unseat United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald and will not concede defeat until he is convinced of the vote count’s honesty.
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Millh
Donald C. Rarick
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Washington
INS
Canaan
Egypt
McDonald
Bert Norman
Rarick
McKeesport
A ' Wasira
State Department
Fii
Senate
Ratick
U. S. Steel
Irvin
Norman
Cairo
Canada
Robert Murphy
A.D.P. Heeny
U.S
Lincoln White
Internal Security Subcommittee
Ottawa
Train Rammed From Behind
Seventy seven persons were injured when a subway train in a Brooklyn tunnel slammed into the rear of a stalled unit. Eight injured were hospitalized as rescue crews treated victims including 13 children for cuts and shock. The motorman, William Hoke, and others were freed after prolonged peril.
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Brooklyn
William Hoke
Brooklum
Queens
Victor P. O'Brinn
Dulles and Stassen Discuss Possible Disarmament Move
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen met to gauge signs Russia may be ready to begin disarming. The talks followed Stassen's London discussions and precede Eisenhower's remarks about improving negotiations. Soviet hints of progress were balanced by caution over open skies inspections and potential setbacks from Moscow.
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Washington
John. Foster Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Stassen
London
Britain
France
Canada
Eisenhower
Dulles
Valerian A. Zorin
Anthony Franciosa Apologizes After Kicking Cameraman
Actor Anthony Franciosa 28, fiance of Shelley Winters, apologizes after a fight with photographer Bill Walker 41 outside a Beverly Hills court. Winters aided him as a bailiff separated the men. Franciosa jailed briefly, charged with misdemeanor battery, released on $250 bail, to appear in municipal court Monday.
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Hollyworn
Anthony
Tony
Franciosa
Shelley Winters
Bill Walker
Miss Winters
Beverly Hills
Walker
Williams seeks tax action on unused Senate funds
Senator John J. Williams argues over an unused $1 800 stationery allowance and tax treatment. Treasury officials say the leftover funds could be refunded but not treated as part of regular pay. Williams contends the money belongs to taxpayers and calls for gift tax relief or refund.
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Columbus
Washington
Wwiliam Saxbe
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
John J. Williams
R-Del
Read
Williams
George J. Thormyer
Humphrey
Senate
Fana
Nancanell
Farm Union Attacks Benson Over Wheat Supports
The National Farmers Union harshly criticized Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson for cutting 1958 wheat price supports to $1.78 per bushel, 22 cents below 1957, calling it a step to wreck the farm program. President James Patton, in Denver, said the action costs farmers $200 million and questioned Benson’s timing, while noting the 58 crop support at 73 percent of parity and a 55 million acre national acreage allotment with a June 20 referendum on continuing marketing quotas.
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INS
National Farmers Union
Ezra Taft Benson
James Patton
Benson
Denver
Colo
Patton
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