Teamsters Advised to Oust Beck
Washington The Teamsters public relations advisers reportedly recommended Beck's ouster by the union leaders. The five member General Executive Board committee weighs Beck's suspension from AFL CIO posts and his looming reelection bid as Norman Gessert faces Senate subpoenas in Washington.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Tony Smith
Allied Public Relations Associates
Smith
Beck
Teamsters
Teamsters General Executive Board
Aflcio
Aflcio Executive Council
Capitol
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Norman Gessert
Gessert
Ellenburg
Wash
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Dave Beck Jr
Hoffa Indicted for Intercepting Union Phone Lines
A federal grand jury indicted James R. Hoffa vice president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Bernard Spindel a wire tapper and Bernard Brennan president of Local 337 on charges of conspiring to tap telephone lines at the Teamsters union headquarters 2741 Trumbull Ave Detroit Brennan and Hoffa allegedly induced Spindel to install interception devices to access calls.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Bernard Spindel
Bernard Brennan
Brennan
Union
Trumbull Ave
Board Okays Zoning Expansion For Merrimans Lane Area
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved enlarging zoned area to include the state maintained portion of Merriman's Lane. An ordinance for Bufflick Road failed to pass. Both measures reached final readings after public hearings.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Merriman’s Lane
Bufflick Road
U.S. Rt. 50
Clearance sale at Lovett's Shoer and Dress Shop
Kindergarten registrations open for fall term at Braddock Street Methodist Church. call MO 2-4341. Spaghetti dinner hosted by Women of the Moose May 16 from 5 to 8 PM at the Moose Home, tickets $1 at the door.
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Price Lovett'’S Shoer
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
Dulles Suggests Arctic Test for Disarmament Easier
Secretary of State Dulles said a disarmament pilot in the Arctic might be easier to set up with the Soviet Union than in Europe. He outlined Arctic focus for inspection aided by aerial photography and noted other points on China, Israel Suez, Korea arms and IAEA membership.
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Dulles
Washington
Germany
Russia
Arctic
Europe
State Department
Red China
U. S
Nerican
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
U.S
South Korea
Korea
North Korea
Senate
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Boy 14 Admits Strangling 3-Year-Old Girl in Chicago
A 14-year-old neighbor admitted strangling Lise Jorgensen and burying her body under a porch after she was reported missing from a Northwest Side apartment. The girl’s body was found by police near freshly turned dirt in the enclosure under the front porch.
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Chicago
Robert Ryan
Uniformed Police
Lawrence
Larry) Madsen
Lise Jorgensen
Ryan
Madsen
Lise
Inger Jorgensen
Young Madsen
Maren Madsen
Leo J. Kelly
Arnold
Lars
Jorgensens
Norway
Experts Check Final Details Of Thursday's Nuclear Blast
Nuclear experts at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada prepare for the sixth test in the series. Wind conditions loom as predawn detonation from a 700 foot tower nears with balloon platforms reaching up to 2000 feet to limit fallout. Final approval on conditions due by 11 p.m. tomorrow. The AEC says tests aim to improve weapon defense and civil defense planning while seeking safe disarmament safeguards.
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Nev
United States
Nevada
The
AEC
Thunderstorm Kills Memphis Woman at Store Canopy
A severe Memphis thunderstorm killed 38 year old Gladys Marie Benson who sheltered under a department store canopy as a 200 pound concrete coping toppled from the building. Three men were injured, none seriously, amid 46 mph gusts and a visible tornado funnel warning.
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Memphis
Tenn.p
Gladys Marie Benson
Harrison Attacks Soil Bank Program in Congress
Rep Harrison assails the soil bank as a worthless extravagant program that worsens farm problems. He cites poultry sector stress, Virginia and Kansas allocations, and argues taxpayers are harmed while suggesting a billion dollars a year could be recouped.
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Washington
Harrison
D - Va
Soil Bank
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Gas Rationing Ending Tomorrow in Britain
Britain will end gasoline rationing tomorrow as Power Minister Lord Mills announced in the House of Lords. The move comes after six months of Suez crisis disruptions and allows ships to transit the Suez Canal on Egypt’s terms with sterling fees.
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London
Britain
Lord Mills
House of Lords
Suez Canal
Syria
Middle East
South Africa
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Macmillan
Egypt
Nasser
Suez
Frederick County PTA Council Elects Leonard C Ellis
Leonard C Ellis was elected president of the Frederick County Council of Parent Teachers Associations at the annual meeting held at Armel School. He succeeds Mrs. Richard Goode. New officers include Huyett Light vice president Alvin H Crawford Jr secretary Swagler Koonce treasurer. Committee chairs are Light publications Henry L Brown constitution Kellery health and Esten Rudolph legislative. The next meeting is June 5 at Stonewall School. Health committee will continue until completed.
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Leonard C. Ellis
Frederick County Council of Parent Teachers Associations
Armel School
Richard Goode
Ellis
Huyett Light
Alvin H. Crawford, Jr
Swagler Koonce
Gordon Armel
Ruth Kelley
James Beam
Light
Henry L. Brown
Billy Thompson
Miss Kellery
Esten Rudolph
Stonewall School
A. L. Lindal
Leon Slavin
Warren Gregory
John Kanode
Joseph Bauserman
Henry Brown
Eisenhower warns against defense cuts in air craft funds
President Eisenhower told reporters he would not want to assume responsibility for the safety of the country if Congress cuts his air craft and guided missiles budget. House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts disclosed the stand after a weekly meeting with GOP chiefs about reports of possible deep cuts by the Democratic controlled House Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Martin
Massachusetts
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
GOP
Knowland
California
Bridges
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
NBCTV
Abc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Perfect Attendance Mark For Local Student Miss Kelchner
Miss Margaret Kelchner daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Kelchner of Albins is a James Wood High School senior with a flawless 12 year attendance record in Frederick County schools She attended Shenandoah Valley Academy for early grades and joined Future Homemakers of America and Sacred Heart Church group.
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Margaret Kelchner
J. C. Kelchner
Albin
James Wood High School
Frederick County
Kelchner
Shenandoah Valley Academy
James Wood
Future Homemakers of America
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Storms injure 23 in Arkansas across multiple towns
Storms spawned three tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in Arkansas injuring 23 people, eight of them schoolchildren in Conway. Twisters touched down in Conway Malvern and Oxford Izard County while the Red River boating incident left two men missing and one rescued.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Conway
Red River
Malvern
Izard County
Oxford
Ida Burns
Gregg Canton
Hays Gibson
W. E. Bolding
Sultan of Morocco to Visit the U S
The White House announces Sultan Mohammed V will visit the United States for a three day state trip in Washington starting November 25. President Eisenhower expresses readiness to discuss military operations in Morocco and broader mutual interests. Vice President Nixon’s earlier Moroccan talks are cited as enthusiastic.
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Washington
White House
Morocco
Mohammed V
Eisenhower
Nixon
Clarke County grand jury returns indictments in several cases
Clarke County Circuit Court grand jury returned indictments charging murder and related offenses against Frank Wilson and Charles Willard Thompson and the unlawful distilling of whiskey against Frank Wesley Wood. A separate case against Berryville officer Robert Lee Hicks did not yield a true bill. The sessions set May 24 arraignments and June 20 hearings. Foreman Virginia Dunning led the panel.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Robert Lee Hicks
Frank Wilson
Willie Thomas
Thomas
U.S. Rt. 7
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Frank Wesley Wood
White Horse Rock
Wood
Hicks
Monte G. Tomblin, Jr
Tomblin
Robert Willingham
Virginia B. Dunning
Wilson
Thompson
Roger J. Bemnsdaffer
Garland McClaughery
Robert E. Pidgeon
M. E. Cleo
Arthur Miller Goes on Trial for Contempt of Congress
Playwright Arthur Miller faced a contempt of Congress trial with judge Charles F. McLaughlin presiding. Miller refused to name Communist writers at a 1947 meeting, a move tied to his testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Spectators filled the courtroom as Monroe stayed in New York. coverage noted the pretrial clarifications and remaining issue of pertinence to the committee inquiry.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
U.S
Miss Monroe
New York
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PTA Council
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Jack Bowen
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