Teamster At Hearing Testifies Beatings In Nashville Case
A Tennessee teamster testified in U S District Court that he and others were beaten and crews sabotaged while Local 327 at Nashville moved under trusteeship. The witness described dynamiting and syruping actions as the case seeks to void James R Hoffa's presidency.
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Washington
Tennessee
Nashville
Brownie Moore
Moore
New York City
James R. Hoffa
Frank Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Miami
W. M Miller
Miller
Don Vestal
Dallas
Vestal
Woman Gets 1 to 2 Years For Forgery
Beverly Jane Stamps of Bakersfield California pleaded guilty in Superior Court to a forgery charge and was sentenced to one to two years in prison by Judge Herbert F. Krucker. She forged Sol Kotler’s name on a check and tried to pass it at Dave Bloom & Sons. W. J. Beddo of Marana appeared for a second time to plead guilty to forgery and will be sentenced December 10 after twice changing his plea.
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Beverly Jane Stamps
Bakersfield
Calif
Herbert F. Krucker
Kotler
South 6Th Avenue
Sol Kotler
Dave Bloom & Sons
W. J. Beddo
Marana
Sputnik II to be seen again over U S in coming days
Smithsonian Observatory announced Sputnik II or Beta the 1100 pound rocket carrying the dog will make three pre sunrise passes over the United States in the coming days. Early observations will be faint near sunrise with best viewing likely next weekend as paths are finalized.
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Cambridge
Mass
Russia
United States
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Observatory
Alaska
Earth
Government Sues To Recover Incorrect Military Family Payments
The U S government filed suit in federal court to reclaim 3125 dollars paid as family allowance to Mr and Mrs Dukes Mesa of Cochise County from March 1 1946 to October 31 1948 after a GI discharge on February 21 1946. They repaid 75 dollars but owe 3125 dollars.
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G.I
U.S
Dukes Mesa
Cochise County
Mesa
French Hike Prices and Austerity Measures
Paris Prime Minister Felix Gaillard orders sweeping price increases and a special three member action committee to stabilize living costs. He seeks a confidence vote next Thursday on a second reading of a tax and economy bill after a 256 to 182 first reading approval.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
National Assembly
Assembly
Soviet Defense Ministry Publishes Atom-Powered Plane Book
The Soviet Defense Ministry released a book titled Application of Atomic Motors in Aviation outlining principles and challenges of atom powered aircraft in the USSR and abroad. It notes foreign scientists largely expect the first flight around 1959 to 1960 and offers no forecast from Moscow.
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Moscow
Ministry of Defense
Russia
Soviet Union
Public Phone Not Tapped in Teamster HQ Probe
Former New York state trooper Rudolph Doelicke testified that a public pay phone in the Detroit Teamsters headquarters was not tapped. He previously claimed James Hoffa arranged taps to catch subordinates selling him out to Senate investigators. He admitted his earlier statements conflicted with FBI testimony from 1956, now insisting no monitor existed.
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New York
Detroit
Teamsters
Rudolph Doelicke
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Doelicke
Widow seeks pigeon hunter for nuisance roosting
A widow on E 6th St asked city officials about pigeons roosting on her roof at night. The animal shelter offered limited help, so she seeks a dedicated hunter to remove the birds before they multiply, naming Mrs. Frank Buck as the woman in need.
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6Th St
Eeon Am
Larry Scudder
Animal Shelter
Frank Buck
Just Short On Pull Says Robles Arraigned
State Rep. Frank G. Robles 45 faced Superior Court arraignment before Judge Herbert F. Krucker for an appeal on a City Court conviction for disturbing the peace. He chose terms of a $20 fine or five days in jail and was questioned about the absence of a pull in City Court. The appeal trial was scheduled for March 14 after discussions of the Legislature’s session dates.
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Frank G. Robles
Herbert F. Krucker
Robles
Krucker
Girl Burying Baby Probe Ties California Teen to Quartzsite
Yuma County officials and Riverside California officers met at Quartzsite to probe a report a 16 year old Los Angeles girl buried her newborn near the Arizona town. The girl, found wandering in Riverside, said she gave birth en route to Texas and buried the child in the desert. The case continued with the transfer of the girl to Quartzsite for further questioning.
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Yuma
Yuma County
Riverside
Calif
Quartzsite
Ariz
California
Arizona
Pete Newman
Los Angeles
Newman
Texas
William Helm
Plenty Hot Drink at Ironton Jail Sparks Pepper Policy
In Ironton Ohio the city jail stops supplying pepper with meals after inmates allegedly dumped large amounts of pepper into water to drink a semi intoxicating mixture. The notice reports meals are seasoned before serving to prevent misuse.
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Ironton
Ohio
Man Receives 15 to 25 Year Sentence in Train Slaying
Lewis H. Hudson, 36, was sentenced to 15 to 25 years for second degree murder in the freight train killing of James E. McFadden, 46, last August. Convicted by a Superior Court jury on October 29, the incident occurred on an east bound freight train near Yuma during a hitching dispute. McFadden was thrown from the train after a fight. two other suspects were freed.
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Yuma— i
Lewis H. Hudson
James E. McFadden
Hudson
Yuma County
Henry C. Kelly
McFadden
Yuma
Baby Born To Girl Eight In Peru Hospital
An eight year old Peruvian girl gave birth to a six pound daughter at a Lima city hospital. The mother Hilda Trujillo and newborn are reported healthy. The alleged father is Teodoro Camilla Martel, 21, a first cousin who lived with the family.
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Lima
Peru
Hilda Trujillo
Hilda
Teodoro Camilla Martel
Camilla Martel
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