Hoffa Faces Strong Challenge In Teamsters Delegates Fight
Hoffa battles Eng lish and Beck era figures for the presidency of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Endorsements shift among New England Eastern and Los Angeles delegates as Hoffa court joins anti Hoffa forces in Virginia Carolina and Maryland. Concurrently Idaho Falls reports the Atomic Energy Commission unveils the Engineering Test Reactor valued around 14 million dollars designed to accelerate nuclear power development with high neutron flux and tests.
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County to Acquire School Land on Washington Avenue
The Board of Education plans to buy from the State Roads Commission land near Winter Street School on Washington Avenue not needed for US 40 widening. Chester F. Delphey said the property may be offered at a fair price and would help create more playground space and potential future expansion. Sidewalk and curbing will be installed by the commission. Both boards have reviewed the property.
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Crackdown on Drunks in Smithsburg Targeted by Constable Lin
Constable W. O. Lin, town officer at Smithsburg and Boonsboro, vows to crack down on drunks after numerous complaints about liquor use by regulars in Smithsburg. He plans four drives to eliminate intoxication in the town.
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W. O. Lin
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Lum
Gunman Insists Dead Pal Killed Police Officers
Scott County Indiana faced a preliminary murder charge as Victor Wayne Whitley, 28, claimed his deceased partner Ralph Walker Taylor fired the shots that killed two state troopers and a patrolman during a violent road chase. The pair robbed vehicles, fled across Indiana, and were later killed or captured after a deadly shootout. Authorities linked the case to prior crimes in California and New Mexico.
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Ind
Midwest Gunmen Hold Up Route 40 Featured in Slayings
Two gunmen who killed two state troopers and wounded four others in gun battles from Michigan to the Ohio River confessed to robbing the Hi-Way Liquor Store three miles west of Frederick on U.S. Route 40 last August 14. Ralph W. Taylor was slain. View Whitely, 26, surrendered in Indiana. Whitely said the pair began a spree of robberies including the Frederick liquor store, obtaining between 350 and 450 dollars after forcing clerk G. H. Raisburg into a back room and tying him up.
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Frederick
Ralph W. Taylor
W. Whitley
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Two Baltimore men fined for failing to appear in court
Joseph C. Brooks aged 34 and Johnnet Smith aged 42, both of Baltimore, were fined $25 each for failing to appear after receiving summons. The incident was recorded today in the local court.
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Jo'nett Smith
Balti
Milk Dealers Shun Hearing On Increase
Baltimore lawmakers show little appetite for price controls after a milk price hearing. Sen. Malkus says he opposes government control and several members share the stance. Distributors did not attend despite invitation. The rise to 26 cents a pint was reported by Harry T. Gross. A separate note reports arrests in a separate theft case and driving offenses connected to a 1951 Chevrolet.
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Reneee Ee
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lEdwin Miller
Ducers Assn
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Grose
Chevrolet
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D-Harford
North Potomac Street
Pattol
United Nations hears Saudi call for hands off Middle East
Ahmad Shukairy, minister of state for Saudi Arabia, urged the United Nations to let Middle Eastern nations settle their own issues and rejected Soviet arms as a cause of regional tension. He affirmed Saudi solidarity with Syria and warned against any interference, while noting the Middle East should remain the bloc’s concern. Observers say Syria’s delay in speeches follows King Saud’s Damascus visit seeking closer ties with the United States and neighboring states.
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Lero
Middle East
General Assembly
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U. N
Syria
U.S
Dulles
Federal Jury Indicts Local Postal Clerk
A federal grand jury in Pattmore yesterday indicted George Albert Fitz 29 of Salem Avenue a local money order clerk on charges of taking 279 80 in postal funds and making false entries on postal forms He was arrested by a postal inspector and arraigned before U S Commissioner Edwin Miller held on a 1000 bond Fitz had worked at the local post office about five years
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Hagerstown
George Albert Fitz
Salem Avenue
Martin A. Ferris, III
U. S
Fitz
Fite
Edwin Miller
Rainy Weekend Forecast With Showers Across MD
The Weather Bureau released a five day forecast predicting fair weather through Friday with warmer temperatures and scattered showers over the weekend. Precipitation expected 0.1 to 0.5 inches. Cool conditions expected Monday as highs near 74 and morning lows around 45.
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Weather Bureau
lAbout
State Trooper Out Of Hospital After Back Injury
A State Trooper Flarey Rowmon, injured weeks ago in Florida while directing traffic, has been released from Baltimore hospital and returned home to 2216 Diane Drive Jacksonville Beach. Rainfall hit the mid-Atlantic and southeast as thundershowers moved through the area. expect delays as weather patterns shift and conditions improve for the officer's return.
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Jacksonville Beach
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Ineas
White Boy Stabbed By Negro Youths In Camden Rampage
Camden police, citing a racial unrest spike, crackdown on teen gatherings after a white boy was stabbed during an encounter with a group of about 35 Black youths. Victim Michael Pitrilli treated for a left side slash and other minor wounds at Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Four youths, aged 11 to 13, were arrested on charges of atrocious assault and battery. a large knife was recovered.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Michael Pitrilli
Philadelphia Police Commis
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Teen Agers Outside School Blamed For Racial Rioting
Matoaka West Virginia officials say teenagers outside school and other community members largely instigated anti integration demonstrations at Matoaka High School. Six Negro students were sent home after two boys were roughed by white students. state police intervened as about 200 white demonstrators gathered outside. Mercer County officials hope the noon recess calm signals no further protests.
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Mateaka High
Two Get Jail For Stealing Quart Of Milk
Two hungry hitch-hikers were sentenced to two days in jail by Magistrate Edwin H. Miller. William R. Cuthbertson of Marion South Carolina and James A. Murray of Tazewell Virginia were accused of taking a 25 cent quart of milk from the doorway of Mrs. Charles W. Shupp on the 900 block of Pennsylvania Avenue. They were arrested by Patrolman Harold Kline after police were alerted. The men said they were en route to York Pennsylvania to find work and were hungry. They had 18 cents between them.
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William R. Cuthbertson
Marion
South Carolina
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Tazewell
Charles W. Jshupp
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Tatrolman Harold Kline
Miller
York
Three Ohio men face charges in damage to phone booths
Ronald R. William of Ashtabula Wilbur W. Alearn and Donald N. Debow of Cleveland were returned to Washington County Ohio to face charges of malicious destruction of property and larceny in connection with damaging roadside telephone booths and stealing from coin boxes. Authorities pursued them from New Jersey where they were arrested and extradition was arranged. State Trooper Alan Martin reported the case, noting a torch used to cut open the changer box with a hidden gas tank in an automobile. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Baltimore said it is dealing with widespread damage to phone booths nationwide.
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Ashtabula
Wilbur W. Alearn
Donald N. Debow
Cleveland
Tom Kaylor
New Jersey
Washington County
Alan Martin
Ani ‘Auto
Kaylor
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
Youth Movement Prank Targets Home Visitor
A young woman claiming to represent a youth movement tried to enter Mrs Vivian Lickey’s home along the Dual Highway east of the city. The United Fund said no volunteers are soliciting funds for such a movement and the incident was not part of any local drive ahead of the November 7 campaign.
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Vivian Lickey
Gickey
Lickey
Vickey
Unite Fund
Ander
Faubus defends wording on troop withdrawal from Little Rock
Gov. Orval Faubus said he is glanding pat on his acceptance terms for removing federal troops from Little Rock Central High School. President Eisenhower rejected the wording, insisting troops stay until a mutual statement with Southern governors is satisfied. Nine Negro students arrived at Central High to begin the eighth day of troop enforced integration without disorder.
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Eisenhower
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Demands firmer stand from Faubus in Little Rock standstill
Washington reports a four member Southern Governors Committee pressed for a clear pledge from Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus to comply with federal court orders on school integration at Central High. President Eisenhower kept firm on the demand as talks hint at possible new meetings between Faubus and Dwight Eisenhower if no progress is made.
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