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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1957

Page

4

Ousted unions in Tucson await official AFL-CIO action

Fred J. Brown Arizona AFL-CIO leader says state locals await national word on Teamsters and Bakers and Confectioners ouster. Local 774 baker confectioners and Teamsters locals in Phoenix Yuma and Tucson stay with AFL-CIO pending Cincinnati convention led by Daniel Conway to replace Cross. Delegates criticized Hoffa at the international convention.

Fred J. Brown Afl-Cio Tucson Laborers Local Teamsters Brown Baersels Labor Federation Tew Phoenix Yuma National Union Cincinnati John Brown James G. Cross Daniel E. Conway Los Angeles Conway International Union Offic Cial Arizona Cross Howard D. Grant James Hota Pres Hoffa

New Ruling On Mexican Labor From Trade Union Committee

The U.S.-Mexico Trade Union Committee says unions may rethink their stance on Mexican contract workers if access to employer lists is denied. The group accuses Labor Department and California officials of blocking lists meant to shield U.S. workers from displacement by imported labor. Frank L. Noakes, committee chair, sent letters to Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell and Rep. Harold D. Cooley urging action and urging posting of specified job lists in local employment offices.

Washington U.S Mexico US S Department of Labor California Bureau of Em Frank L. Noakes James P. Mitchell Harold D. Cooley DNC House Agriculural Committee Afl-Cio

Bomb Wrecks Malian Party Headquarters in Naples

A bomb wrecked the Popular Monarchist Party headquarters near Liveri Di Nola in Naples last night, shattering windows in surrounding buildings. No people were inside the building and no casualties were reported. Liveri Di Nola has about 180 residents.

Naples Italy Popular Monarchist Party Liveri di Nola

Wife Tells Of Torture As Phoenix Milkman Held

A 7 year old Phoenix milkman, John W. Lanier, is held on $10,000 bond for assault with intent to murder after his wife Doreen Lanier, 18, described three months of imprisonment in which she was slashed about 33 times with scissors and a broken mirror. He faces additional charges and is suspected in the fatal shooting of two El Segundo, California police officers. a matching photo and fingerprints were sent to coast officials.

Facenix Phoenix John W. Lanier Stanley Kimball Doreen Lanier Lanier el Segundo, Calif

Mayor Wounded at Council Meeting in Pessac

PESSAC France city councilors interrupted their session to rush Deputy Mayor Jean Tromas to a doctor after a wound occurred. Police were ordered to identify the person who left an open pair of scissors on his chair.

Pessac France Jean Tromas

Tank Truck Rumbles On After Plunge

A tanker truck plunged off a guard rail and embankment near Truckee California. Sheriff and California Highway Patrol report driver Edward Siva escaped injury as the vehicle tore away from the scene last night.

California Calif Edward Siva

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