Senate Rackets Panel Quest Teamster Leaders Testimony
The Senate Rackets Committee will confront Dave Beck and Frank Brewster with charges they sought to seize state law enforcement in Oregon and to influence the liquor commission appointment with a $10,000 campaign contribution. Beck, touring Europe, will testify March 26 after subpoena of Brewster. The hearings also allege perjury and racketeering in Portland pinball politics.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Oregon
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Holmes
State Liquor Commission
Kennedy
Dave Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Beck
Europe
Brewster
Congress
Senate
Howard Morgan
Morgan
Manton Spear
Portland, Ore
Holmes
Spear
John Lana
D-Ark
Portland
Justice Department
Stanley G. Terry
James B. Elking
Terry
Ins
Population decline ends Ohio mental hospital era
Columbus report states last year saw more discharges than admissions in Ohio mental institutions. The state hospital population dropped to 26 620, lowest in three years, while admissions for the year ending June 30 1956 rose to 40 848. Factors: tranquilizing drugs, increased funding, and more placements for discharged patients.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Carl Albrecht
State Mental Hygiene and Corrections de, Namenamt Danlanad Tarda
Albrecht
Jesse Harvey
Jenner Says Diplomats Spread False Reports
Senator William E Jenner accuses three U S diplomats of spreading false information that aided the communist advance in China The claim ties diplomatic reporting to the rapid spread of communist influence in Asia as observers note ongoing tensions and policy disagreements in Washington D C
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Jenner
Washington
INS
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
U. S
China
Chiang Says Men Ready To Attack Mainland
Senator Jenner cited officials in the Middle East and Washington as allegedly skewing intelligence to favor the Nationalists. He named John Emmerson, Robert Strong, and Raymond Ludden as figures who could have influenced policy and warned that such bias might have spurred a revolt against the Reds within three months. Strong predicted a propaganda push to incite revolt if unchecked.
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Middle East
Senate
Indiana
John K. Emmerson
U. S
Beirut
Lebanon
Robert C. Strong
Damascus
Syria
Raymond Ludden
State Department
Washington
Jenner
Emmerson
Ludden
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Local Stocks Bonds Ohio Termptie 74-92 974 94
Local market brief notes miscellaneous stock and bond figures for Ohio. Limited legible data shows term price ranges and indices, with sparse figures suggesting variable yields. No clear company names or dates readable from the fragment.
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Ohio Termptie
Murder Trial Starts Monday in Hillsboro
Rob er a Custis, 22, Greenfield, will go on trial Monday in Common Pleas Court for first degree murder in the December 8 robbery killing of taxicab operator Durward E. Perry of Greenfield. A key state witness, Dr. R. E. Bushong of Lima State Hospital, said after examination Custis was legally sane.
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Hillsboro
Rober. A. Custis
Greenfield
Wil
Common Pleas
Curtis
R. E. Bushong
Lima State Hospital
Bushong
O Neills Move To New Home
Gov and Mrs C William O Neill and children Dubby ten and Pegay seven to relocate from Arlington suburb to new executive mansion in Bexley today moving from their seven room Arlington home after nearly six years of residence.
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Columbus, C
C. William O'Neill
Dubby
Pegay
Upper Arlington
Executive
Bexley
O’neills
Arlington
Nixon Says Sultan of Morocco Backs Doctrine In Principle
President Eisenhower faces a Senate vote on a key Middle East aid proposal. Nixon announced in Rabat that the sultan supports the doctrine in principle, a show of unity with Morocco as the Senate weighs extending economic aid to the region to deter Soviet influence.
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Nixon
Morocco
Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Senate
Middle East
Rabat
Pichard M. Nixon
Elsen
Mohammed V
Lyndon Middle East
Mollet Leaves U.S. and Calls Visit a Success
French Premier Guy Mollet left the United States convinced his visit had been a success and that friendship between the two countries is unshakeable. The Nixon party later flew toward Casablanca en route to Ghana as diplomats discussed future aid and security actions in the Middle East.
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New York
INS
Guy Moklet
U.S
Meuc|hess
Casablanca
Ghana
Moliet Lew Lomat
York
Idlewild
Atmoothy
Ottion
United States
Quebec
Dpiasahnu
Eeene Scan Eral
Louis
John Foster Dulles
A. Becker
Werm
Mollet
Lloyd Bechtel
of World Peace
Catherine McKee
Polio Station Plan Moves Across York Area
Five polio vaccination stations planned across Elyria and Lorain County with support from local health departments and Red Cross. Dr Hayes notes aim to protect Greater Elyria before peak polio period. Medical staff, nurses and volunteers organized for inoculations at city and township sites with no charge.
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Lawrence Coleman
Elyma
Loran County Automobile Dealers’ Association
Elyma Red Cross Chapter
Elyria City Health Department
Lorain County Health Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Statmeyer
Oberlin
Elyria Physicians
Lorain County Medical Society
Hayes
Elyria Area
Jcommnce Anwes
AL L. Berman
R. A. DeMarco
Harold A. Robinson
United Health Foundation of
Greater Elyria
Medical Society
Missile goes astray at Patrick Air Force Base
Unidentified guided weapon fired at Patrick Air Force Base Florida went out of control and possibly exploded in a red flash over nearby Playland Beach. A Pentagon spokesman said the accident occurred at the missile test center and no injuries were reported.
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Washington
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Playland
Pentagon
Missile Test Center
New Smyrna Beach
Congress
Alamogordo
N.M
Rocky Mountains
Patrick
Ohioan Reports Abduction and $4450 Robbery at Two Bars
Paul R. Nowlin 23 says two men abducted him near an alley after he picked up $4450 in a canvas bag from a branch. They dragged him to a car, threatened to kill him, and drove away with the cash. Nowlin identified the suspects and reported details to Columbus police.
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Columbus
Paul R. Nowlin
Nowlin
Washington
Gates Jr
Navy
Vilian
Atta
Lantic
Pacific
Ska Gates
Naval Intelligence
Eisenhower
Gates
Charles 5
Thomas
Los Angeles
Mixer Borrower Had Permission to Take Cement Mixer
CHICAGO UP Edward Butch Panezko 40 testified he asked a man about taking a nearby $900 cement mixer. He said the man replied I don’t care and Panezko took it. Panezko said he did not know the mixer belonged to the other man.
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Chicago
Edward
Butch) Panezko
Panczko
Panezko
Kasper challenges marshals at Ku Klux Klan rally
Segregationist John Kasper, already sentenced for stirring racial strife at Clinton Tennessee, appeared in Haines City Florida for a Klan rally and challenged U.S. marshals to arrest him. He said he did not view himself as a fugitive and called for legal papers. Federal judge in Birmingham to rule on motions to dismiss a suit seeking to strike down Terminal Station segregation. Fifth Circuit upheld lower court order for desegregation in New Orleans, with state officials planning to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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John Kasper
Clinton
Birmingham
New Orleans
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
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Perton
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