Three Teamster Officials Deny Contempt Charge in Senate Probe
Frank W. Brewster and two other Teamster officials pleaded not guilty to contempt of Congress charges. A fourth, Harry Reiss of Local 227 New York, failed to appear and a bench warrant was issued. The four were cited for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Investigations Committee on labor racketeering.
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Capitol Hill
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Pacific Inland Express
PIX
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Vancouver
Western Conference
Tom Maloney
John J. Sweeney
Portland
James B
Big Jim" Elkins
Hoodhans
Oregon
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Light rain possible this afternoon and tonight. Day high 40 to 45 degrees, tonight low 36 to 41. Sunrise 6:28 a.m. Sunset 6:45 p.m. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity 39 percent at 8 a.m., 70 percent at 2 p.m.
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Israelis Propose New Peace Plan Amid Gaza Tensions
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir said she handed the United States a new peace plan in Rome and Nice, envisaging UN policing of the Gaza Strip. In Cairo, Dag Hammarskjold urged Egypt to refrain from sending troops while Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh unsettled Arab Israeli ties.
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Cairo
Dag Hammarskjold
Sharm el Sheikh
Aday
Gulf of Aqaba
Teamster Local Urges Beck Hoffa Resign Amid Senate Revelations
In Washington and San Francisco a brewing revolt against Teamsters leadership emerged as four La Salle Ti locals telegrammed President Dave Beck and Vice Presidents Hoffa and Mohn urging resignations over Senate Rackets Committee disclosures. In San Francisco Local 85 a meeting grew heated while trustee Tom Leonard collapsed and died after addressing the closed session. No decisions were announced.
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Washington
Tle
Teamsters Union
Teamster
la Salle
Dave Beck
James RR. Hoffa
Eivar Mohn
Senate
San Francisco
Brewster
Beck
Tom Leonard
Offenizer
Ex-Convict Picked Up By Police
A former Lorain barber once jailed for the love murder of his wife was detained in Columbus area custody and questioned in the search for a young woman found strangled near Columbus last Saturday. Investigators, led by Sheriff’s deputies and Parole officials, tied details to his prison record and parole history, while a possible link to a Bermuda conference relevance surfaced in coverage of broader European defense talks.
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Tucker's Town
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Sholl
Britain
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Min
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Harold
Macmillan
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Betty
Ginny
Columbus Grill
Beck
East
Pierre
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Sarah Kay
Macedonia
Balkans
Bermuda Talks Harmonious 67 Feared Dead In Plane Crash
A U S military transport flight with 67 aboard vanished in rough seas near Japan. Searches by Air Force and Navy failed to locate survivors as churning waves and a distant SOS prompted a long mission. Captain Ralph W. Savory led the on scene effort amid unclear conditions.
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Japan
Ralph W. Savory
Mount Clements
Mich
Savory
Air Force
Navy
Military Air Transport Service
Wake Island
Ardis L. Crumpton
Vacaville
Calif
U S Plans to Offer Atomic Weapons to Britain
The United States plans to supply Britain with dual use weapons and guided missiles that could be converted for atomic use. The move aims to bolster Britain's defense amid financial strain and Suez fallout, with officials including Adm. Lewis Strauss and Donald Quarles traveling to discuss details.
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Europe
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Eisenhower
Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Air Force
Donald Quarles
Robert Murphy
Washington
Cost of Living Index Hits New Record in February
The Labor Department reports the cost of living rose four tenths of one percent in February to a new all time high. The index at 118.7 marks six straight months of gains and lifts buying power for about 12-13 million workers, military and civilian, with wage boosts for roughly 135,000 workers due to escalator pay raises. The rise was driven by higher food prices and furniture costs, while a slight dip occurred in motor fuel and other goods.
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INS
Labor
Air Force
Labor Department
Japan
Tokyo
Annexations Sighted in Elyria Areas Under Study
Two areas near Elyria show annexation interest with no definite action yet. Salvation Army plans a fundraising drive to complete a building on Brond Street. Eaton Township Trustees discuss shopping center plans with details still indefinite.
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Salvation Army
Funda
Eaton Township
Serepresee
Lorain Girl and Sheffield Lake Man Die In Separate Crashes
A 6 year old Lorain girl from St. Vincent de Paul School and a 47 year old Sheffield Lake man died in separate accidents yesterday afternoon and early today. Luba Burns, of Lorain, died after dashing into a tractor-trailer outfit driven by Walter Dolyk in Lorain while walking home from school. William Leight, of Sheffield Lake, died when his car crashed head on into a tree on East Lake Road. His wife Ann Leight was injured. Police investigated both crashes and noted no brake marks in the second accident.
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St. Vincent de Paul School
Sheffield Lake
Luba V. Burns
Harold
Burns
Squire St
Lorain
William Leight
Pinewood Dr
Luba
Pat* Fick
Clearview
Elyria Ave
Dunton Rd
Dunton
Squire
Sheriffs Department
St.Vincent de Paul
B. J. LaCrosse
Ted Weeks
Dolyk
St. Joseph Hospital
Cashes
Leight
East Lake Rd
Ann
Lake Rd
San Marino City Jail Closes Over Lack of Business
San Marino California residents see unusual shutdown as city closes its jail due to no bars or theaters. Police Chief Robert Seares notes the two-cell jail held 144 prisoners last year mostly drunks, reflecting a drop in activity and revenue.
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San Marino
Calif
Robert Seares
Bohlen Nominated as Philippine Envoy by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced Charles 5. Bohlen as the next U S ambassador to the Philippines. Bohlen, a top Russian expert and former ambassador to the Soviet Union for four years, awaits Senate confirmation after the document was signed in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
INS
Eisenhower
Russia
Charles 5. Bohlen
Philippines
Senate
Bohlen
Manila
U. S
Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
New York Couple Hear Weird Noises From Walls
Mr and Mrs Irving Scott moved into a new home in Ossset New York but nightly sounds drove them to insomnia. Friends said new houses make noises yet the couple found the bath room harboring the eerie wail and after pulling the medicine cabinet loose they uncovered a weary and hungry cat.
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Sysosset
N.Y
Irving Scott
Scotts
Scott
Motorist Killed in Xenia, Car Hits Utility Pole
DeWitt R. Thomas, 31, of Xenia, died Thursday after his car left the road and struck a utility pole on a county road about two miles northwest of Xenia.
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Xenia
DeWitt R. Thomas
Labout
Love and Law: Court urges thrift over separation
New Jersey Supreme Court rules a wife’s heavy spending does not justify divorce. The husband must patiently teach thrift instead, reflecting a thrift emphasis. Chronicle Telegram ad text promotes Want Ads for fast, economical buying and hiring.
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