Labor Dept Probes Hoffa Legal Fees Paid by Teamsters
The Labor Department moves to inspect Teamsters Union finances to determine how much has been spent on James R. Hoffa’s legal costs. Officials say the probe could last six weeks amid a maze of fee arrangements across several states. The study, under the Landrum Griffin act, could affect Hoffa’s access to union funds and spark potential lawsuits by members. Hoffa faces a prison sentence and separate charges of misusing union funds. Groundhog Day reference ends the piece.
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The Deputy gains strong box office run at Atkinson Theater
Broadway drama The Deputy has drawn packed houses since opening at the Atkinson Theater. Tickets remain on sale through December 31, signaling solid seasonal demand for the controversial play.
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Television Listings Day Schedule Highlight
A dense afternoon and evening TV guide lists programs by channel from 5:00 PM through 4:55 PM next morning. Shows include Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Hercules The Rifleman News The Stooges Huntley Brinkley Report Astro Boy ABC News Bat Masterson Comedy Hour The Tonight Show Doctor Reports The Guiding Light NBC News Day Report Stars and Stripes coverage of major soaps, game shows, and dramas.
Missing Blitzstein Opera Manuscript Found After Sale
The manager of a used car lot found what is believed to be the missing manuscript of Marc Blitzstein last opera Sacco and Vanzetti. The Metropolitan Opera commissioned the work and Blitzstein was killed in Martinique. Leonard Bernstein says the first two acts appear substantially finished.
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TV Tickets In High Demand Amid Studio Crunch
New York reports show limited free tickets for NBC CBS and ABC shows as Labor Day nears. NBC has no tickets until after Labor Day and Tonight Show is booked through October. CBS cannot guarantee fills while ABC notes demand for The Price Is Right and advises early requests.
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UN delegates weigh China evacuation and Cuba food ties
The United States at the United Nations says Red China’s UN entry prospects are unchanged with France recognizing Beijing. The Financial Times reports Czechoslovakia will not renew Cuba food contracts, signaling strained aid. Peter Reddaway arrives in the West after leaving the Soviet Union amid charges.
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Mutual accusations shadow 1964 Entebbe mutiny case in Rome fraud trial
In Winchester on May 12 1964 Lenchevsky testifies about visits to his wife in 1961 while four soldiers receive terms for mutiny at Entebbe. In Rome Francois Avveduti sentenced to three years for falsifying documents to rig banana bids as 82 convicted and 42 acquitted.
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Amelia Earhart First Woman Transatlantic Flight 1932
Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland on May 20 21 1932 completing a historic crossing and marking a milestone in aviation history.
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