Die, 3 Others In Prison To Testify On Rackets
Senate aides plan to parole Dio and three associates to testify in New York about labor racketeering linked to James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters. Witnesses described sweetheart contracts with employers that kept wages at or below the legal minimum and deprived workers of benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Sete
Johnny Die
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John A. Mullen
Mullen
New York
Dio
Hoffa
Dioguardi
Victor Riesel
Max Chester
Samuel Goldstein
Teamsters
Alfred Reger
Teamster
Sing Sing
Chester
Russia
Mt Goldstein
McClellan
Rey
Billy Graspy
Comiham
Toomittee
America
Christ the Teamster
United T* 2
Wanion
San Francisco
Toledo Mother Of 4 Assaulted And Slain
Police probe the rape and murder of Anne Louise La Tour 33 mother of four found along a west side short cut to her home near a post office substation. Husband away at work. two men spoke with victim at the Gaiety Club before dawn.
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Poledo
Anne Louise la Tour
West Side
Stars Wait For Libel Trial Dues
Hollywood stars gathered as the libel conspiracy trial of Confidential and Whisper magazines resumed. Tab Hunter Buddy Baer and Allan Nixon testified on Friday with others listed as potential witnesses in Los Angeles Superior Court. In Ohio a gas panel vote showed 12 tentatively accepted contracts while 11 were excused. East Ohio bonds over union strike planning with the National Gas Co and a workers’ union meeting looms. A nudist convention near Lupin Lodge saw a shooting incident as deputies investigate a “peeping tom” report and a delegate was targeted.
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Hollywood
Confidentia
Whisper
Tab Hunter
Buddy Baer
Allan Nixon
Los Angeles
Josephine Dillon Gable
Clark Gable
Carol
Hunt
Father Divine
Angels
Cleveland
Independent Natural Gas
Workers ‘Union Today
East
Ohio Gas Co
John D. Nagle
East Ohio
Nagle
Los Gatos
Calif
Shermal
Amerthe
Lupin Lodge
Tom
Ohio
Sheppard Attorneys Plan Next Move in Marilyn Sheppard Case
William J. Corrigan, chief defense counsel for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, said he will confer with other defense attorneys Monday to decide the next move in the revived investigation of Marilyn Sheppard's murder.
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Cleveland
William J. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Corrigan
Florida
Fred W. Garmone
Arthur Petersilge
Paul M. Herbert
London
Teamsters threaten to leave AFL-CIO over Meany policy
The Teamsters backed by Vice President James R. Hoffa threaten to pull out of the AFL-CIO unless major changes occur in President George J Meanys program to settle inter union disputes. Hoffa will appeal to building trade leaders at the Atlantic City convention to join a revolt against the peace agreement and its craft versus plant wide union structure. The proposed Detroit backed resolution says the Teamsters support the merger but will not pay a high price for the final product.
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Washington
Teamsters’ Union
Eeee
Afl-Cio
George J .Meany
Teamsters
Meany
Building Trades Department
Atlantic City
N.J
Hotfa
Teamster
AFL
Building Trades
Teamster Building Council
Detroit
Hoffa
Heinert
Sheppard
Corrigan
Hhis
Exemption Bill Moves Through Senate On Wheat Use
A bill to exempt up to 300 acres of wheat used for on farm consumption from marketing quotas advances in the Senate. The measure aims to ease limits on farmers supplying their own needs.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Victor Aitt
Covelands
Reseftary
Mickovic
N.Y
East
New Eng Eld
Elyria Lorain Weol
Elyria Saw & Tr
Elyria Teles
Eecesceeu
Benson
Lorain Tele
North Law & Loan
W.l
Ex Cleveland Newsman Robert Godley Dies in New York
The former Cleveland Press sports writer, Robert Godley, 49, died of a heart attack at his home in New York. He worked 15 years with the Press before moving to public relations and advertising agencies in New York a decade ago.
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Cleveland
Robert ‘Godley
Cleveland Press
New York
Godley
The
Press
Senpps - Howard
Local Stocks and Other Securities Quoted
Nominal quotations for securities listed on the Midwest Stock Exchange provided by Pierre R. Smith and Co. Friday August 2, 1957. Prices reflect active trading activity in a regional market and include corporate and government issues.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dairyman Claims Radio Noise Calms Cows In Barn
Pastoral Pentwater Michigan dairyman Claire W. Nelson says radio sounds in his barn condition cattle to fear less when strangers or horses appear. He keeps music and voices on to expose cows to noises from women screaming to gunshots and rock n roll, making visitors less alarming.
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Pentwater, Mich
Claire W. Nelson
Nelson
Congress May Probe Reports on Cuba Envoy
Washington reports indicate the Senate Foreign Relations Committee may investigate alleged remarks by a Cuban official and consider summoning U S officials to explain accusations of interference. Senators Mansfield and Dulles may testify, with Herter as alternate if needed. Further notes mention postal rate bills and a government pay raise plan for federal workers.
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Congress
Earl E. T. Smulth
Senate Foreign Relations
Secre
Tor I Jary
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Torn Hs
Ins
Cuba
Mike Mansfield
D-Mant
SAAC
Iesao Ne
Smith
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Christian A. Herter
House
John W. McCormack
Rules Committee
Tom Murray
D-Tenn
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Cubans Seek Recall of U S Envoy Amid Caribbean Unrest
In Havana the pro government bloc in Congress demanded the United States recall Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith, criticizing his remarks on police precautions in Santiago as interference. The era saw renewed anti government violence with 15 killed and four wounded in the week as Batista suspends civil rights by decree.
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Havana
Congress
United States
Earl E. T. Smith
Cuba
Ernesto Rosell
Smith
Santiago
Fulgencio Batista
Police Fear Model Held As Captive
In Hollywood a missing pin up model Judy Ann Smith is feared captive after reports she met a self styled photographer by phone and vanished from an apartment with another roommate Betty Carver. Investigators say the man offered photo work and held no verified connection to a government agency.
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Hollywood
Sheriff's
Washl
Ington
Mike Mansfieldlof
Judy Ann Smith
van Horn Dull
Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Betty Carver
Dull
Yucca Flat
Pher
Refrigerator safety devices ordered for interior door release
Government orders refrigeration makers to add interior opening devices on all interstate shipped refrigerators after Oct. 30 1958. The move followed a nationwide alarm over children trapped and suffocated inside old units and requires but does not resolve the broader problem.
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Commerce Department
Uns
Congress
Union Leaders Wary of Hoffa Merger Plan
Union and industrial leaders in transportation voiced caution about Teamster Vice President James R. Hoffa’s proposal to merge all transportation workers into a single Marhmoth union. A small minority offered opinions from wonderful to ridiculous as the United Place on meau.
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John Foster Dulles
London
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
West
United States
Europe
Can
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Meau
Graham Sees Loneliness in True Christian Life
Evangelist Billy Graham told 14 000 in Madison Square Garden that true Christians face loneliness as they stand for Jesus Christ in secular offices shops and unions. He linked secular elites and unions to corruption while urging steadfast faith amid expected political activity before September elections.
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Jesus Christ
North Carolina
Graham
Madison Square Way
Husband Banned From Band Of Angels Set
At Hollywood location for Band Of Angels only essential crew and actors remained during a rain soaked nightgown scene featuring Yvonne De Carlo. Co star Clark Gable was allowed to stay while her husband Bob Morgan was asked to leave.
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Hollywood
Yvonne de Carlo
Clark Gable
Bob Morgan
Ohio To Get 119 Million Highway Aid
The Commerce Department allotted 2.875 billion dollars in federal highway aid to states and territories for 1959. Ohio receives 119 million dollars for highway construction starting July 1. The package includes 2 billion for the interstate system to link 30 percent of cities with 50,000+ population, with 90 percent federal funding and a 16 year completion window.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ohio
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
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