Mystery Man Linked With Beck In Secret Real Estate Deal
Washington reported that Teamster Union Boss Dave Beck was linked to a mystery man accused of receiving over 20 thousand dollars from union funds. Real estate records show Beck bought a five bedroom Montgomery County Maryland home in 1953 for about 29 900 and later transferred half ownership to Nathan W Shefferman a Chicago labor relations consultant before selling in 1955 for 32 500. Kennedy said documents show 20 063 dollars of Western Conference funds were paid to Shefferman in 1951 1952 via three checks signed by Beck and Brewster, with subsequent transfers from the public relations division to Shefferman.
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Dave Beck
United Press
Senate Labor
Himi
Treasury Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Montgomery County
Beck
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicago
Shefterman
Kennedy
Western Conference of Teamsters
Brewster
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Los Angeles
Shefflerman
Newsmen's Bill Gets OK
The House Judiciary Committee approved with misgivings a bill to shield radio and television newsmen from being forced to reveal sources. Vote 12-7. Rep. Cedric A. Stanley cast the deciding vote though opposed to the bill. The measure would protect all radio and TV reporters from disclosure in court or before any legal body.
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House Judiciary Committee
Cedric A. Stanley R-Warren
House
Kenneth A. Robertson
Marion
Judge Upholds Bus Segregation in Birmingham Case
A Birmingham judge upholds the constitutionality of city bus segregation laws amid a mass test that saw Negro Lisa Baylor convicted of violating the segregation statute. The ruling warns voiding the ordinances would cause calamity and awhile the case applies to 20 others arrested in the protest. Weather section notes mostly sunny conditions with a high near 46 and variable winds.
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Ala
INS
Joseph E. Parker
Lisa Baylor
Ohio
Creas
Parker
Friere Peta
Beck Says He'll Have Records
Senate rackets investigators subpoenaed all personal financial records of West Coast Teamsters boss Frank W Brewster. Teamsters President Dave Beck agreed to appear next Tuesday before the Senate Rackets Committee with his records in hand, though it remained unclear if he would make them available for inquiry or simply present them.
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Senate
Teamsters
Frank W. Brewster
INS
Dave Beck
John McClelan
Ark
Beck
Willi
McClellan
Eisenhower and Macmillan Open Big Two Summit Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan formally opened a major summit in Tucker's Town Bermuda focusing on the Middle East as the top agenda item. The leaders aimed to shape policy directions amid regional tensions and broader Cold War concerns.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Middle East
UN Chief and Nasser Begin Talks in Bermuda Meeting
UN Secretary-General Hammarskjold and Egyptian President Nasser met at the Mid Ocean Club in Bermuda for a two hour session touching on preserving peace and halting communist expansion in the Middle East amid broader crisis threats. They discussed Egypt, Israel, Suez, and regional security while Western diplomats gauge prospects for a ceasefire and steps to reopen the canal.
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Middle East
Britain
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Syria
Jerusalem
Germany
Col
Marskjold
Hati
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Irael
U. S
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Swank
Mid Ocean Club
Marriage of Olga Fikotova and Harold Connolly Shocks East Bloc
In Vienna Olga Fikotova the 1956 Melbourne discus champion plans to wed Olympic hammer champion Harold Connolly of Boston on March 27 civil and religious ceremonies will see them reside in the United States Olga remains a Czech citizen The pair faced government red tape to marry after the Iron Curtain barrier was pierced by the decision.
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Vienna
Olga Fikotova
Harold Connolly
Boston
Mass
Fikotova
Iane Connolly
United States
Olga
Connolly
Prague
Teamster Resolution Urges Right to Quit Union in Ohio
In Columbus a resolution in the Ohio Senate urges Congress to pass a law allowing Teamsters members to resign from the union without losing their jobs. Sponsor Sen. Fred W. Danner cites ongoing investigations into top union officials and calls for unpounding union funds to halt transactions until investigations end. He says members face reprisals for leaving amid alleged misconduct.
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Ohio Senate
Congress
Teamster Union
Fred W. Danner
Akron
Teamsters Union
Congressional
Teamsters Unon
Danner
Garden Queries Pose for The Chronicle Telegram Answer Man
Gardeners may call The Chronicle Telegram Friday from 3 to 4 p.m. to ask gardening questions. John W. Varga will answer by telephone from Elyria 4751 or Lorain Cherry 41119. He will provide advice during that hour in the latest gardening help feature.
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Chronicle-Telegram
John W. Varga
Varga
Mystery Unsolved Elyrian Learns Slaying Victim Not Her Sister
Elyria woman Dorothy Gerbasi says she spoke with Columbus murder probes and the unidentified victim could not be her sister Gloria Brown. Gloria, mother of five, had been missing since the day before Thanksgiving and bore a distinctive scar on her cheek and knee.
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Columbus
Dorothy Gerbasi
Ford Rd
Elyria
Columbus Area
Gerbasi
Gloria Brown
New Proposal Hinted On Municipal Courts
Lorain County Bar Association considers adding two municipal courts in Avon Lake and Oberlin. A counter proposal may seek expanding existing Lorain and Elyria courts to cover all of Lorain County. A bar special meeting is scheduled Monday to review the issue and possible legislative action.
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Lorain
Ely’ria
The
Bar Association
Athy. G. L. Severs
Antibiotic Beers Brewed Vaccine Hope for TB
National Cancer Institute scientists described new antibiotic beers as a promising, safe approach to a tuberculosis vaccine. Dr. Victor Haas and Dr. Kenneth Endicott noted lab grown organisms harvested from soil, brewed and strained to identify disease markers, with potential anti cancer and antiviral uses. they cautioned tests are early and more work is needed.
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Kenneth M. Endicott
Washington
INS
U. S
Previ National Cancer Institute
Victor H. Haas
National Institute
Dr. Haas
Dr. Endi
Cott
National Institutes of Health
Toy House
Where To Turn City Expenses Are Limited
Blyria general fund expenses near minimum for two month period. Columbia couple Harold Rabung honored for service to youth. A 3193,000 program will boost gas pumping power at Wellington.
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Blyria
Columbia
Harold Rabung
Wellington
Israel Reports Border Clashes with Syria and Jordan
Israel says Syrian artillery fired on Golan frontier near Lake Huleh and Israelis returned fire for two hours with no casualties. Four Israelis were killed by Jordanian forces after a clash near Abukhashaben as UN observers prepared to probe. The Pandora freight voyage through the Strait of Tiran provided a rare positive note.
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Galilee
United Nations Truce
Jordan
Mixed Armistice Commission
Petra
Vilage
Abukhashaben
Israel
Pandora
Strait of Tiran
Betsy the chimpanzee barred from local art exhibit vote
In Berkeley a jury at the San Francisco Press and Union League Club show rejected Betsy the chimpanzee artist for the Berkeley Sidewalk Art Show. The panel ruled Betsy’s paintings were a curiosity not suitable with serious works. One juror criticised the comparison to a zoo play.
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Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco Press
Union League Club
Betsy
Mark Mohler
Lather Gate Association
Charles Modecke
Barberton Toy Firm Strike Ends Workers Return
About 300 workers planned to return to the Hubber Co plant in Barberton today, ending a strike that began Tuesday. The decision followed a Wednesday meeting where workers voted to resume work.
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Barberton, C
INS
Sun Hubber Co
Barberton
East Germany and Poland sign 1957 trade and payments pact
East Germany and Poland have signed a 1957 trade and payments agreement. East Germany will export fertilizers and machinery to Poland in exchange for coal coke and steel. The report did not disclose trade value.
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Berlin
East Germany
Poland
East German
Love and Law Classified Ad Advice in Chronicle Telegram
A Maryland Court of Appeals remark about not restraining talk to extract money is cited. The Chronicle Telegram promotes classified ads with a helpfully worded offer to craft appealing ads. Call the provided number 4751 for ad assistance.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Chronicle-Telegram
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