Eisenhower vows no reckless action over Cuban hostages
President Eisenhower said the United States will not take reckless action to free 47 Americans held by Cuban rebels. He urged diplomacy, denied aiding Castro’s government, and noted U.S. diplomats are pressing rebels to release the captives while avoiding actions that could put lives at risk.
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Goldfine defends probe as politics in Adams case
Billionaire textile maker Bernard Goldfine accused House investigators of political aims in charges against him and Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams. Rep. John F Moss called Goldfine's charge vicious and false. Goldfine denied favors for government breaks, saying critics exaggerate and politics drive the dispute. He sparked a House subcommittee clash by suggesting motives behind the investigation.
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Probers Skeptical Of Wet Brakes Story
Senate Rackets Committee members grew skeptical as John C. Montana once honored in Buffalo in 1956 described his presence at a widely publicized Apalachin underworld convention last fall.
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UPI
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Apalachin Meeting Ties Mafia to Labor Probe
The committee investigates underworld influence in labor management citing Apalachin as evidence with more than 60 hoodlums and gangsters in attendance. Montana, a New York businessman, claims innocence. Genovese, Scalish, and Profaci are named as top figures slated for questioning.
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John Scalish
Cleveland
Joseph Profaci
Brooklyn, N. Y
Avon Lake Liquor Seizure During Shooting Probe
Chaos over weather figures and city issues clouds Avon Lake news as liquor seizure tied to a shooting probe dominates a page of obscure data. A village board meeting hears residents protest high water rates while statewide forecasts predict cooler, damp conditions. The Moss-Goldfine testimony saga unfolds with political friction and gift-tax questions looming.
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Cubans Defiance Grows Amid Kidnap Crisis
Havana dispatch says Cuban rebels grow more defiant as Washington urges Marines to rescue 47 Americans kidnapped by Fidel Castro forces. Rebels told UPI sources in Santiago the U.S. could send Marines or others, but Castro’s position remains desperate and unlikely to move.
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Eisenhower Stands Firm On Adams Survival
President Eisenhower refused to fire Sherman Adams, stating no change in confidence despite calls for resignation. He conceded Adams was imprudent but said Adams is still needed, declining further comment while subcommittee hearings proceed. He also noted possible tax-deduction questions tied to Bernard Goldfine and highlighted foreign aid, deficits, and racial integration enforcement within legal limits.
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Court Rules Member Can Sue Labor Union
Ohio Supreme Court holds a union member may sue a labor union for damages over wrongful interference with work rights when the act is both an unfair labor practice and a common law tort. State courts may hear such damages cases, reversing lower rulings in favor of NLRB exclusive jurisdiction. The decision cited U.S. Supreme Court rulings on union liability and noted Perko’s suits against the union and officials in Mahoning County.
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Hhe
U.S. Supreme Court
Une Jon
Ohio
Jacob Perko
Girard
Common Pleas Court
Mahoning County
International Assn. of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Tron Workers Union
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Perko
William B. Pollock Co
Youngstown
Pollock Company
Court of Appeals
Eisenhower Says Khrushchev Demands Undermine Summit
President Eisenhower told Khrushchev that Soviet demands cast doubt on a planned summit, denying charges of U.S. sabotage and affirming resolve to act with Britain and France on major East-West issues despite Soviet maneuvers. The letter followed Khrushchev’s June 1 charge about Western sabotage and stressed seriousness of Western preparations.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Lost Girl Found Lyons Cole
A full-scale search for three year old Rena Fiddler ended when she was found behind a dresser at home. She said she hid because she didn’t want her hair combed.
Divorce Court Turns To Dog Companionship Ads
In Milwaukee a man denied divorce loneliness asks the court to grant companionship of the family dog. The judge declines, suggesting renting a spare room to a paying guest. A Chronicle-Telegram classified ad writer notes Elyria Lorain area rental notices, including Mrs. Roosevelt’s furnished rooms near a hospital with private utilities and a phone number.
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