Probing Racial Dispute Across South United Press
News report details investigations into segregation tensions in Alabama including two mass floggings by Ku Klux Klan robed groups in Maplenville and Evergreen and an undercover effort by the state attorney general. It notes a shooting in Dade City, a white and Negro baseball team involved, and potential court tests over pupil assignments in North Carolina.
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United Press
Alabama
South
Negrote
Iici
Maplenville
Evergreen
Ala
Jasper
Dade City
Thavor
Cott
Tuskagee
North Carolina
Charlotte
Furkann
Villa
Florida
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Leroy Collins
Nassau County Fight Looms Over Hall Sprague Rift
In Washington a looming Nassau county clash pits Lesnard Hall against J Russell Sprague for GOP control. Hall seeks Nixon support for NY governor while Sprague reportedly aims to back Thames or Mania if required, with their feud shaping the 1960 presidential outlook and county delegates.
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Nassau County
Sprague
Washington
INS
Lesnard Hall
New York
J. Russell Sprague
Populous
Hall
Nixon
Fae Thames
Brooklyn
Queens
California
Knowland
Wall Street Bets Inflation Will Not Let Deflation Go Far
Wall Street analysts expect deflationary pressures to be checked before serious harm. L C Hooper and W E Hutton & Co. warn inflation risks may ease but insist policy actions will curb deflation quickly. They foresee a brief market pause rather than a full recession, with selective buying rather than wholesale selling.
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Senate Finance Committee
New York
Wall Street
L. C. Hooper
Pe W. E
Hooper
Ung
Hutton & Co
William McCheaney Martin
Financial District
Army Rocket Reaches 1200 Miles in Test at Patrick AFB
The Army reports a three stage ballistic missile rose several hundred miles high and traveled 1200 miles before re entering the Atlantic, with its third stage recovered and described as phenomenal amid heat up to 20000 degrees. Officials withheld comment on the weapon as tests continue at Patrick Air Force Base Florida.
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Atlantic
Army
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Shipyard Fatality Ends DP Family's Dream
Burke 11 Battz Ct rallied to help the German family settle in their second floor apartment. Mr Kramp and his wife hoped to save for a home down payment while the German natives awaited their second child due in November. He learned fluent French there and spoke Hungarian and English in addition to his native tongue. After leaving the legion he joined a whaling ship and later met Gisella during a German club visit.
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Burke
Battz Ct
Mr. Kramp
The
Legion
Kramp
Germany
Gisella
Ramp
Pursiga Legion
Man
Emwood
NRECA
Thomas
Dixie-Lou
Benson Quiz Planned On REA Loan Handling
Washington review notes Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson faces prompt congressional grilling over his handling of Rural Electrification Administration loans after returning to Washington. The piece cites Sen. Hubert Humphrey and involves debates over large loans for generation and transmission facilities and the timing of loan approvals.
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Benson
REA
Washington
INL
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Rural Electrification Administration
Council To Hear Freight Rate Protest Hearings On Sept 4
Ohio Public Utilities Commission resumes hearing on Sept 4 over a request by major railroads to raise intra state freight rates. Testimony supported by railroads given July 10 with protests awaiting ICC decision. ICC had granted a seven percent interim increase earlier in Windsor area and Monroe plant case.
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Columbus
INS
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Ciamraiccian
Wemrse
Windsor
Ont
ICC
Monroe
Mich
Icrease
John Diefenback
Explosion at Allegheny Ballistics Lab Kills One Injures Two
In Cumberland Maryland a blast and ensuing fire at the Navy Allegheny Ballistics Laboratory killed Raymond R. Miller Sr. 37 and injured Paul Hendrickson 58 and Harold Carl 44. Plant assistant manager R W Mears called the incident minor and said a full investigation will determine exact causes.
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Cumberland
Navy
Allegheny Ballistics Laboratory
Raymond R. Miller Sr
R. W. Mears
Paul Hendrickson
Cumbersland
Harold Carl
Springfield
W.va
Hendrickson
Carl
New Appeal Filed For Dog In Sheep Killing Case
In Lima Charles Lease attorney for Mrs Joanna Perkins filed a third district court of appeals appeal for Annie the St Bernard dog found guilty of killing a neighbor's sheep. Perkins contends Annie was chained the night of the incident and seeks relief.
Soldier seeks citizenship for his son in legal battle
S. Sgt. William Lewis of Englewood New Jersey pleaded for help to secure automatic U S citizenship for his son Anthony born abroad. Lewis an eight year Air Force veteran argues his son should be granted citizenship despite foreign parentage and lack of US residence. He notes his own birth abroad and his parents nationalities while urging officials to resolve the case.
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Paris
William Lewis
Englewood
N. J
Anthony Lewis
U.S
Patricia Ann
Lewis
Air Force
Commonwealth
Bough Ji Lewis
United States
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Murder in Bridgeport
Bridgeport poolroom operator Rutherford, 24, pleaded innocent to two counts of first-degree murder in the death of Lawrence D. Price, 29, with magistrate Costine noting the charges as deliberate and premeditated. Rutherford showed no emotion and awaits grand jury action.
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Lewis
Gr. Clairsville
Ohio
Richard Rutherford
Wheeling
W- Va
Makelmont County
Jorjin
Bridgeport
Lawrence D. Price
John C. Costine
Price
Indianapolis
Ind
Meany charges Teamsters lax cleansing after Beck ouster
AFL-CIO President George Meany stated the Teamsters have not cleaned up since Dave Beck was ousted three months ago. Hoffa’s bribery case and other scandals have tainted the union as the federation prepares clean up directives and potential expulsion threats. Hoffa is seen as unacceptable as Beck’s successor amid Senate Rackets Committee links to racketeer Johnny Dio.
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Chicago
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Teamsters Union
Parent Federation, CO
Meany
Federations J
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Council
Beck
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Executive Council
New York
Afl-Cio
Federation
Ethical Practices Committee
Washington
Miami Beach
Midwest Teamsters
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Johnny Dio
New York Milk Strike Threat Looms Over Metro Area
New York area faces a potential milk strike as 1100 Teamsters drivers threaten a 12:01 a.m. Saturday walkout over wage and benefits. A federal mediator called the situation grave while dairy interests seek intervention from New York and New Jersey governors. Health officials pledge hospitals and shelters will receive milk.
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New York Area
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dairy Transport Association
Teamsters
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Teamators
Dave Beck
Upstate
lYork
Ohioan Among Roadeo Top 10
The Ohio Trucking Association named 18 year old M Stephen Ward of Worthington a top ten teen roadeo winner. Ward won a $1000 scholarship and a trophy after also winning the Ohio state finals held in Cleveland. Charles E Hopkins of Atlanta Georgia was named the nation's ace teenage driver.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio Trucking Association
Worthingen
Washington, D.C
Ohio
M. Stephen Ward
Ward
Trucking Association
Cleveland
Charles E. Hopkins
Atlanta
Exams Cancelled for Ohio Selective Service August
Officials announced pre-induction physicals in Ohio are cancelled for the rest of August due to expected lower callups in September and October. Thurg Tay.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Thurg- Tay
Auto Blocked On Track Hit By Fast Train
HOLLYWOOD Florida UP Police search for a motorist who blocked a car at a railroad crossing. Sven Fogelstrom 61 said the other driver enraged by a wrong turn forced back the stalled vehicle. He and his wife Gertrude and son Allwyn escaped as the Coast Streamliner crashed the car.
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Hollywood. Fla
Sven Fogelstrom
Fogelstrom
Gertrude
Allwyn
Dutch Airliner Forced Down in Bratislava
Amsterdam reports Communist jet fighters forced a Dutch airliner to land in Bratislava after it allegedly strayed from the Athens Vienna corridor. The DC-8 was held for about 30 minutes and crew were said to be treated politely with no passenger interrogations amid weather disputes.
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Amsterdam
Bratislava
Cairo
Athens- Vienna
McElroy wins Senate nod for defense secretary post
President Eisenhower's nominee Neil H. McElroy wins approval from the Senate Armed Services Committee and is expected to be confirmed. McElroy noted his plan to assume office around October 1 after a brief vacation to tour defense operations and installations nationwide. He recounted his rise from a Procter and Gamble mailroom clerk to company president and his early National Guard service.
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Washington
INS
Neil H. McElroy
Charles E. Wileson
Eisenhower
Ew Defense
Senate Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Senate
Pentagon
Sam J. Ervin
N. C
National Guard
Procter and Gamble
National Guard Cavalry
Harvard
Cincinnnati
William Cooper Procter
Japan to Probe Fatal Accident Involving Gl
The cabinet ordered a full-scale investigation into the freak collision two weeks ago between a U.S. Air Force plane and a bicycle near Tokyo. A 63-year-old Japanese woman riding with a farmer was killed and a man injured as the plane lost altitude after takeoff from the Mito range. Japanese papers expect a ruling of accidental homicide in line of duty, leaving any action to U.S. military courts.
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Poryo
U.S. Air Force
John, L .Gordon
Erie
Mitoi
Tokyo
Girard
Gordon
U.S
Mayors Fail To Agree On Sewage Plant
In Cleveland a trio of suburbs Rocky River Fairview Park and Bay Village failed to reach a compromise on expanding their joint sewage disposal plant. Rocky River seeks enlargement for shared use only while Bay Village opposes the plan. A common pleas court demanded construction of new additions and the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board warned of court action to stop lake pollution.
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Cleveland
Rocky River
Fairview Park
Bay Village
J. Frank Gibson
Common Pleas
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Ened
Lake Erie
Cobalt 60 Stolen From Japanese Hospital
Police launched a search for a thief who stole quantities of radioactive cobalt 60 from a hospital in Yawata Japan. A hospital official warned cobalt 60 can pose harmful radioactive effects within a three foot radius.
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Yawata
Japan
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