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The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 3

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The Courieri
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Waterloo, Iowa
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wAtmnn irmAt errnrnt, rAWi.n, iowa. twrvwr, Avnvnr it, tm. Tit T1y LARRY'S SKninst thf bill over th wefk-' pnd, th nine Do nwrU i.urd ft circular lelter to I louse mem Senate Votes yee Lad a ir Beats Dane in Lines Form for Labor Bill Vote Tomorrow bers conceding that "the bill Hoffa Probers $300,000 in Hunting Ransom AUGUST is not a perfect one." Hut they argued: Chess Tourney yyeiTare Plan Control WASHINGTON (fl'l Nini.l "1 he House has no choice st PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia i-ft- I'nited States wonder kid Bolv House Democrats annealed minute of the eleventh WASHINGTON 11 Scn- Sen. John L. MeClellan (D- story far as they can in by Fischer yesterday triumphed yesterday for House passive of Congress except TIPAT ete rackets probers said yes-j Ark) is collaborating with the public hearings over the com- ruiNUiUN ur ine jn hjs taKHinst a Senate labor control bill, hef approve the Senate terday an elusive; trail of evi- FBI In efforts to close the gapping weeks.

yesteiaay passed a Rrand mmfi(er Bont Lnisen But a Republican called It bill or deny the country this dence stops just short of solv-described as narrow but baf- They hinted that fresh evi- lnlernationnl chess quack remedy, not myi badly needed reform legisla- ing the mystery of the miss- fling. idence about the ransom has 5ia nn emntnve ment hm- reckless but-harmful." tion." ing Greenlcase kidnap ransom turned up in their invostiga- and welfare plans The 15 ''rHr "ld The House is scheduled to; Rep. Clare K. Hoffman (R- McCI.FU.AN and Robert F. tions of gangland figures they T'he measure now goes to lernnt'nnHl l'llrss tmMer r- vote tomorrow on the conlro-lMich) said the House should The Special Senate Investi- Kennedy, committee counsel, accuse of conniving in labor tne i wmon lg expected ipivecl sXnm W'lus after his versial till, an outgrowth of'vote the measure down.

Sating Committee headed by said they plan to explore the rackets with James R. Hoffa, ,0 this week lwess- ithc Senate ratkeU committee international tiiesidcnl of the Fischer's rxifnmimHe vox- i.u. Tim tint proti-Mtonul rmtrn LAY AWAY EVENT! i nprpnu rpofn.n affmpm iinr, ikhmui nirv -men iiiki: 1...1.1 tun il. 1 n. i.i i 1 nriH WUI.T Hit icitmsiers union.

vrAav whs ennsmerea uie imm nlPnt affairs hmi.e leu, it in IIh ait .1 UHlf.alil lialuiHH UlMll.lk short international ll Hoffa's name has not fig- tu- kiii his Missing Kierdorf AireiNM f( 0s.44 10 IMODU UU iv titntirii ....1 -n Ho In hn but at jured in the ransom mystery nf the makeun1 hnika rl Pltiiiini u.hil and annual linanciai opera-1 7 1 "There is a gap we have tl01is of estimated 40.000, who defended himself in a St-'been unable to close," McClel RfMj welfare plans, jcilian defense, but the Brooklyn ilan told a reporter in discuss-, Th invniv. in hitiinn rinl. high school lad boldly sacrificed Aided Convicf Parole $5.00 Depaiit will hold your coot until October 15 ml 'ZZZTZZ'r ing the ransom phase. He in- jars 0f reserves and cover 85 PHn Quality in order to DETROIT Missing ex-convict Herman Kierdorf dicated it is not wide, but he million persons. K('1 nioP room for his well fought for questioning in the sensational torch death of his; declined to go further.

About 90 per cent of Bttack. union official nephew, was disclosed yesterday to have been! KENNEDY TOLD ncwsmenplans are employer Larsen gave up after 30 moves instrumental in winning parole for a convict on the promise jn-a separate interview it may The others are "controlled by he was in a lost position, cf a job in Teamster President James R. Hoffa's home be impossible to bring out in unions or are jointly run by! The Detroit News said in a the public hearings all that the labor and management. ARKEST It ARAMS, copyrighted story that nas learned. i There have been frequent! TF.L AVIV, ISRAEL un dorf's role as a friend of thei "There are two witnesses references in testimony" before police spokesman announced iprisoner was uncovered in files fI0m which we.

have received the Senate Labor-Management (ne 8ITPSt 0f 14 Galilee arabs of the Slate Corrections De- information," Kennedy said Rackets Committee of alleged )ast njprit sajj thPy wprp Iraq Starts Trials of 100 1 parimenu. cryptically. One we cannot misuse 01 me wenare xunas. One. there is a Question accused of being members of a spy ring working for President Nasser's United Arab Republic, KIERDORF.

a Teamster bus-1 an" 11 I wut: nil 1 is v.mi fjfc Hi mess agent himself until very Kennedy refused to say HAGHDAD Iraq's revolutionary regime yesterday began trials of more than 100 persons with a prosecution charge that the United States, Britain and Israel conspired in 1056 to take over Syria, Thanks fo VARSITY CLEANERS A I i Veering Away In the Nlhf rUhrin 'AnUllo In the recently, has been missing whether this is because the since Aug. '4 the day his secret informants refuse to nephew Frank Kierdorf -ap-j testify publicly in fear of pos-nrared at a hosmtal horribly 1 iki, nnoinn Nn. Wmt Inrlin I hp ornnal l.inuu.mc in Ilutrh, But. milv lew iiili unroll Huiri- I TIa. ny Isnsunso olhn than Knuiinh, hnrned from head to toe.

Cleo, presenting no threat i UUI lll'U UtN IITO1 VJ lwr I WOUltl nf The cha cos wpip vniccH hv wuum in Tt ri M.iw 'imin rank Kierdorf died three days tis a police source who must tt' Z': -csmt of the kcPt kept under wraps in hope of getting the clincher evi- 1 11 i nt pi -'ing which police contend he rnurt. as Mai linn Chmi nL, Cot ln an "son plot that back-; dene. SAMIT0NE -jfj '-f I t-ZQNB I. tary officer in the old regime, hre6, THE MYSTERY of what was put on trial as the first Investigators since then have happened to the money has defendant. tr'inR to find Herman; kept the FBI on a ceaseless Amin said the western pow- i Kierdorf who they believe can investigation since October ers and Israel conspired withPP1 many answprs in the old Iraqi monarchy PuzzlinS case The parents of little Bobby cn.ii.

AIIC UHIIJJCL IV. uie v. mainland, never great, grew! less and less. Late yesterday Cleo was 900' miles southeast of moving towards the north-l northwest at about 22 miles' per hour. She still carries top1 winds of nearly 125 miles an1 hour near her center.

DRY CLEANING VH And wntch thoe kiddies i 1 I through slain Premier Nuri 1 The News said Herman Jvier- ureeniease or Kansas cuy dorf went to bat on July 6, paid $600,000 ransom to kid- '7i M1 Said to destroy the independ wiMlljiweieiwwijjw ence of Syria and put Iraqi 1956, for David Denning who napers at that time, unaware I strut wun pnae; Knowing vi 'i II I Crown Prince Abdul Illah 1 V. 1 Ltvla, fUt counti-y in nmtlifin Europe between Etnnl and Lithu-nnm, win annexed lo Rumi in 1941). nuur an onnr ifian ir impii it rr is i in 1 1 1 ss ss 3 7t on was serving time in aoumern me o-year-oia Doy aireaay naa Michigan prison for his sec- i been slain, ond robbery conviction. Kicr-I Carl Austin Hall and his girl dorf at the time was business friend, Bonnie Brown agent of Teamsters Joint were executed in the Missouri Council 43 and an aide of gas chamber for the kidnap-1 Hoffa. but' only half of the I ransom money was recovered.

Syria's throne, Elvis IVeeps at Mom's Burial Fot Life's Grandest vent! long. Call on us for w-rvice 1 I 1 1 I now the big mh II I I aeai cab sere II i mni nil rv" ii a MEMPHIS, Tenn. Wl Elvis THE PAPER said that Kier-1 KENN EDY announced he Presley remained at his in a letter to the state wjn can back to the witness 000 mansion yesterday, recov- parole board, promised Den-jstand this week Gus Zapas, ering from the grief that seized I ning would be given a job an Indianapolis Teamsters him at the burial of his paying nearly $3 an hour Union official and former con- The famed rock 'n roll through Teamster Local 299 vict, who swore Friday he nev-singer was near hysteria atjif his parole were granted. had discussed in 1953 a Terrific Savings Up to $27 Men and women hear again with tioit'tig in either ear through thrilling Souotono research discovery. Only YOU will know your E-Zone secret a transistor hearing aid completely concealed in stylish glasses, Vet you use both ears (the natural way to listen) to enjoy binaural hearing, recommended by doctors.

Latest hearing development, based on Snnntone bone-conduction invention, bypasses outer ears. Zonei lrythino worn ot lYf IAI UvbI, nothing worn anywhore elie. SONOTONE OF WATERLOO 403 West 4th Sr. Diol AD 2-7113 the funeral Friday. He and his; lne letter was written on scheme for getting rid of what $125.00 Teamster stationery.

Kennedy termed "hot money- father, Vernon Presley, 43, wept throughout the services. Denning was paroled In 'stolen money, kidnap money," August of 1956 and went to; UIHI. HU U'UUII PICK-UP AND DtLIVRY W. 11th St. S03 4th St.

112 W. 4th (Cedor Falls) The grief-stricken enter tainer, drafted into the Army I work out of the local office. Local 299 is a truck driver's A TSrillingly Beautiful Diamond Collection Budget Payments MURPHY JEWELRY 510 SYCAMORE Waterloo Theolre Bldg. 33 FOR 2-WAY 24-HOUR RADIOFONE SERVICE Call ADoms 2-5885 FARNSWORTH RADIOFONE last March, had to be helped to the big black limousine that carried him from the cemetery. Elvis, 23, flew home Tuesday from Ft.

Hood, on an emergency furlough, His 42-year-old mother died early Thursday of an heart attack at the hospital where she was tinder treatment for hepatitis, a liver ailment. local headed by Hoffa who also is national president of the Teamsters Union and president of Joint Council 43. GUS HARRISON, state corrections director, and parole officers defended handling of the case. They drew as distinction between Kierdorf, who also had HURRY! MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY TO SAVE DURING served a prison sentence for Streets in Salt Lake City are niim- bered by the dirertion and distance arnried robbery. 8S 8 job-finder Temple in the downtown are.

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