European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 8, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse T sit " " a. I to a wednesday july 1959 the stars and stripes miss Dixie More fifth amendment pleas a to i to teamsters threats Washington up three men fighting to form a new taxicab Drivers Union in Chicago told the Senate rackets committee they had been subjected to threats violence and harassment by teamster testimony Drew a second round of fifth amendment pleas from Joey Glimco head of the teamster taxicab local in Chicago who refused to testify several months ago about charges that he used Union funds to pay his personal and Legal expenses. Those testifying about the harassment were Dominic Abata president of newly forming inde pendent local 777, and Cecil j. Clark and Everett Clark Drivers for the yellow cab co. In Chicago. Some fired Abata said some of his support ers moved to throw off Glimco s control of taxicab Union operations and were fired by the yellow and checker cab companies. Has it been obvious that the two companies have favored Joey Glim co asked committee counsel Rob Ert f. Kennedy. They have Abata replied. Everett Clark testified that he was beaten one Day while parked outside the North Western rail Road station in Chicago. He said he had circulated petitions for recognition of local 777 As bargaining agent for cab Drivers. At one time he said another Driver named Kenneth Colling and Vised him to talk to Glimco. Colling told me if you Don t go Clown and see him i m going to up Everett Clar smear you testified. Going on now Abata who said he is guarded 24 hours a Day by two Chicago Detec Tives testified that similar intimidation of him and his backers has been going on for four months and is going on right now right Attis Cecil Clark said he had received a telephoned death threat and was afraid to operate out of Chicago s Midway Airport. He said George Crandall another Driver had warned him that a sniper could pick him off from the roof of a nearby Motel if he kept circulating petitions among other Drivers a Midway. Jazz festival closes with Satcho tribute Newport . Up the Newport jazz festival wound upits sixth annual stand with a Spe Cial tribute to trumpeter Louis Armstrong. Satcho who had been scheduled to appear at the closing ses Sion sent a Telegram to the Coo cats at report expressing his re Grets. He said he was hoping to make up for his absence next year Jeanette Arlene Ardell shows off the trophy and the form that von it Given her with the title miss Dixie of 1959." she was crowned at Dayton Beach Fla. Miss Ardell 19, is from Marietta a. Up photo steel motor stocks set Pace As Market keeps looking up new Market Yor values up monday Stock were boosted another $2 billion As Industrial stocks pushed further int record High territory in a Post holi Day Rise paced by steel and motor stocks. The Rise continuing without hesitation after the three Day fourth of july weekend apparently convinced Many that the summer rally is indeed under Way. Virtually All groups participated although there was softness note Din the oils and aircraft and profit taking reduced some prices from the Day s Best increased to 3,720,000 Senate group due to get a. _ Harriman soviet report Washington up the state department will not make Public but will furnish to the sen ate foreign relations committee a report on former new York gov. Averell Harriman s talk with so Viet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev officials have indicated. Press officer Lincoln White told newsmen there were no plans to make Public the report and he expected the department to answer shortly demands that a copy be furnished the committee. Other officials also said they expected the department to hand Over the report to the committee. As for making it Public they said the department Felt it would be Manila columnist Calls Beauty contests vulgar Manila up Manila times columnist Alejandro Roces has labelled bathing Beauty contests one of the most vulgar things americans have introduced in the Philippines. We cannot see anything aesthetic in watching a group of girls Clad in swim suits parading be fore judges like cattle said Roces. What is not for Sale should note paraded or gop urges action now on civil rights measure Washington a republicans Are going to keep the heat on in an Effort to get civil rights legislation passed in this session of Congress according to sen. Everett m. Dirksen r-i11. Dirksen the Senate Republican Leader said a gop broadside fired at Senate democrats last week is Only the beginning of a Campaign to Force action on the Issue. Sen. Jacob k. Javits . 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Weather Span Dahlem of to 1555 news 1930 adventure 1600 it could be you Scott Island 1630 matinee theater 2000 gun smoke 1730 fury 2030 Highway patrol 1800 chaplain s Corner 2100 boxing 1815 Chapel of the air 2200 playhouse. 1845 news 2300 news 1900 tic to dough. Democrats Are responsible for the Lack of action. We re going to keep the heat on until we get something done Dirksen said. As a part of this Effort he said Republican members of the judiciary committee s constitutional rights subcommittee will be on hand or be represented by proxy at any future meetings of the group. Chairman Thomas c. Hen rings or. Do has complained that republicans did t show up for some previous meetings. With Southern democrats often boycotting or blocking the sessions the subcommittee has made Only one major decision on civil rights measures before it. Johnson wants Bill this decision was that no Bill it clears if it Ever votes one will carry a provision giving the attorney general authority to seek injunctions in All civil rights . Kenneth b. Keating .not a member of the group said he will Appeal this decision to the Senate if it gets around to considering a measure. Dirksen said that in order to get action it May be necessary to hold any House passed civil rights Billon the Calendar for direct Senate consideration As was done with a similar measure in 1957. This would take the matter out of the hands of the subcommittee and the Parent judiciary committee. However the word has Bee passed among Southern senators that the House is unlikely to Acton an civil rights Bill in the waning months of this session., up to Harriman to do so if he chose. The department last thursday denied published reports that it lad been alarmed by the Tough tone Khrushchev took on Berlin. The White House refused to be drawn into the hassle Over the re port. White House press Secretary James c. Hagerty referred All questions to the state department. Harriman touring Russia was said to have sent a report to the state department relaying Khrushchev s threat to use Force if necessary to Back up soviet de mands that the West get out Oberlin. Senate democratic whip Mike Mansfield of Montana demanded Friday that Secretary of state Christian a. Herter Send a cop of the report to the Senate for eign relations committee an make Public As much As National Security allows. Shares total from 3,610,000 shares on thursday. Activity entered in Glen Alden yup 2%. Motors were among the most a Tive issues traded. Most steels established new Tope during the session. Of a total 1,255 issues traded 606 were higher 423 lower on the Day. Closing Stock prices included . Suel i05up a Beth Lemb 59, up i Aramco 79%, up 2% Wheeling 65% up 2% Youngstown Sheet & tube i3s, up i. Motors general motors 55%, up2 Amer ican. Motors 46 /2. Up 1% Ford 76%, a % Chrysler b9 /4. Off %. Electronics Litton 122up 6% incur National business machines 450a up 3 Era time 94%, up 2v, Motorola 114, tax Zenith 124, off 1%. Chemicals Eastman Kodak 91%. Up 4 tallied its a. Up i Union Carbide 147 a m Ivi metals Alcoa Loc i up Reynett 109%, up Kaiser aluminium 60%, up drugs american Home products 181, up 9 Vick 134%, up i Schering 67. Up 1% a Salt 104, up 3. Glass Pittsburgh plate Glass 82 /3, Oft to Pennsylvania Glass Sand 73, up 2ft Owem Illinois 99%, up i Owens Corning flyer thu 90. Off 3 a. Rails Baltimore & Ohio 40ft. Up nor. Folk & Western 100. Up i. Utilities Peoples Gas 61, up 2% i a land electric 47, off i. Miscellaneous Eaton manufacturing 7. Up 2% general foods 95 a. Up s /8 Goodyear 149ft off Ift International Harvester 55 a up i i International paper 123, up % Consoli dated Cigar 57, up 3ft Glen Alden 23 a. To 2% Polaroid 148, off 2v, Universal Oil pr4 acts 22%, up 1% Martin 5l /4, off 1% pm Tifental Oil 55%, Oft i i new York up the Range of Dow Jones Stock averages Mon Day open close Chang 30 industries 656.81 gc0.09 up 5.39 20 rails 168.78 169.12 up 15 utilities 88.15 88.74 up 65 stocks 219.32 220.34 up 1.41 . Stock Market closing prices 8290 64 26% 45% 5 a 15%49 39 77%59 36 a Alto products Allegheny Ludlum steel Allied chemical Allis Chalmers american airlines Amer Broad Paramount american Cyan amid american Metal american motors Amor smelt & refine common american Standard american t to american tobacco Anaconda Copper Armour common Atlantic refinery common Avo mfg. Baldwin Lima Hamilton Baltimore & Ohio Beech aircraft Bendix aviation Bethlehem steel Boeing air plane Burlington industries 21% 21% Campbell soup 47% 47% Canadian Pacific railway 30 29% Carrier corp. 42 42% celanese corp. 40 /4 39 Chrysler corp. 69 a 69% Columbia Gas system 22ft 22 con. Edison 64 63ft Continental steel 74 a 73% Crane co. 47ft 45 a Curtiss Writht 35ft 34% Douglas aircraft 45ft 46% Dow chemical 92ft 91 a Dupont de Nemours 252% 253% Eastern airlines 40% 40ft Eastman Kodak 91% 87% Fairchild eng & air plane 8% 8ft general dynamics 55% .55% general electric 80% 80% general foods 95ft 92 general motors 55% 53 /4 Gillette co. 49% 49% Gumbel Bros. 47ft 47% Goodyear tire 149ft 51 Gulf Oil 110% 11 Ift int. Business machines 450ft 447 int. Harvester 55ft 54 a int. Nickel 101% 100% int. T & t 40 40ft Jones & Laughlin 81ft 81% Kennicott Cooper 104% 104% Lockheed aircraft 31% 31% Loews no. 29
