SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 1957 Hoffa Elected President Flu Hits Many State Schools Bs earns er an s i e HARRISBURG, Oct 4 F?—An but that there were unofficial re his net been ten in ;iii, country cn . {outbreak iru ed of‘o influenza spread across llke Penn- ilh cases"Pll of which tt‘ o l a u a" d ds co of f IL o t a h t e ar ; , fin D ~.n iny s t Mattson L said co, pt r it on of lAbo-ateey test or‘an -at oes at ti -, e we al level sylvania today, shrinking school through - NM help us immeasurably"in MIAMI BEACH,FIa, Oct 4 (iP)—Stubo% square is :wed ed attendance as much as 50per Dr. F.Mattson,setre cent Berwyn preparing for any eventuality Jimmy Hoffa today took over full control as president of the in one area tar: of health, as‘td for camera- TII. 0 tollege football games `tion of local business, labor and giant Teamsters Union and pledged to turn the organization There was no estimate of the sere cancelled because of the civic organizations should the out- outhreiuk A. corsideeable number into a "model of trade unionism." total of the number of persons af fected in the state by the N rus portions. break develop into epidemic pro-' o f high school er dv.on games also The 44-year-old target of labor scandal charges was.were called off elected chief officer of the /1::• ailment But in Allegheny County! "There is nothing to get hys-i The college game., out off were alone 18 000 school children were' • million member union by a tre-terical about." he told a group of those between Lock d Haven Teach -3-1 reported absent from classes representatives of 25 irganizn eis and California Cal forma Teachers at Comrades i mendous margin of nearly I t over the combined vote of two The State Health Department tams at a Loafer ice li_teallY Lock .Laver and between Indiana opponents said there were 26 confirmed eve are dealing with ordinary flu Teachers and Edinboro Teachers In the final count. Ina widely cases of Asiatic flu in the state :which is caused by a virus that at Edinboro. By Reds In ,cheering dele g ates voted for Hof ~fa, fa 313 for Wi ham A.Lee and 140 • I A • • - for Thomas J.Haggerty.Sy rian Minister Blasts •Mc:4kt Urged San Marino Lee and Haggerty , both from 1 Chicago, had campaigned for a / / • To hit Post cleanup of the corruption con SAN MARINO,Oct 4 (1 1 1— A dawns charged to the union U. • for Defamation charge that Italian communist The delegates thus chose to ig leaders want to turn San Marino nore the charges against Hoffa.UNITED NATIONS N Oct in Syria is threatening peace in In Government into a second Hungary arose ;;retiring union President Dave the Middle East. 4 P —Syria s foreign minister Sa PARIS, Oct.4 Pi —Socialist this tx n y republic's stalemated Beck and other Teamsters bosses ifoi'et tho set a postwar *October revolution"tonight They had been accused of helpinga n N countries ne e t.onaideredi Glß lah Bitar, declared to ...ay a West He decl ned .-) name soetif callN themselves to vast sums from the ern-inspired campaign of defarn threatened Syria with aggress on reio d by bolding the premiers Waving a w hoe handkerchief, a 1 un on s rich treasury and abusing anon" but referred +0 the certain ag ' affiLe for 15 months, Aas virtually leader of San Marino's belea- lunion powers is detraying the possibilitr guered Red regime paid a3O min of restoring friendship with the gresion' of 11 months ago—the drafted by President Rene Coty ute visit today to four men of thei Hoffa, denying the charges as United States invasion of Egypt by France, Bri a smear, said he and the Team - oday to try and form a new goy provisional anti-Communist gov 1 i eters Union " have just come Bitar declared also that Syria • ' tam, and Israel ernment in an abandoned steel through the most vicious attack which ls receiving Communist Bitar said on economic assist- lernment. i He said neither yes or no when mill close to the Italian border I ance that Syria requested a loan any group of workers has ever y arms still does not have enough from the United An informant at the provisional experienced Never in history headquarters said the envoy , has so much outside effort been for its national defense. years ago, but was unable to ac ised the President to see what Communist Vittorio Mellon' of internalaffair I exerted on the The Syrian foreign minister cept politcal conditions " were attached t h at support he could sally . He will Mot gave a definite answer until the Grand Council—Parliament— of a free organization."made the statements at a lunch did not come to make any deal, But troubles for Hoffa and his eon of the UN Correspondents ISunday but burst into tears and told the huge union are far from over.lt Assn where he called attention -. ivine At Little Rock' He did not think much of his group Italian Reds "are prevent - ;faces an almost certain ouster in a speech to allegations that his p rospects. He told reporters he mg us from reaching the accord from the AFL-ClO.country had been reduced "to the a mitted 'Quietly' did not think it would be possible we all want 4 status of a Soviet satellite." A r to forma cabinet. He said he had "They want to create a second NBC Detects Satellite "In my opinion;' he declared LITTLEROCie Ark Oct 4 t.P) finally agreed to try only the Hungary at all costs," Mellom 1 `these distortions not only create —The unite student body of Cen !Presidents insistence was quoted. Launched by Russians an atmosphere that destroys the tral High School today quietly ad-[ Coty hoax, action on the fourth Before leaving to trudge back NEW YORK Oct 4 (4'l--The possibilities for a rapproa.hement mdted nine Negroes into their day of the crisis, which broke over the hills and plowed fields National Broadcasting Co said ibete.een our peoples and the peo midst for a 10th day of integrated IronflaY when Premier Maurice to the city of San Marino, he the actual sound of the Russian plea of the United States and the education. Bourges qaunoury was defeated shook hands all around and said: earth satellite was recorded by Western peoples at large, but they Cone were the outward signs of t en his Algeria home rule bill "We shouldn't be doing things! RCA Communications in New may represent a sign of a possible teen aged restlessness that built Since the two previous crises like this, We're old friends." i f York tonight and relayed to conflict whose extent could not be up all week and reached a climax have been provoked by the center NBC. localized" in yesterday's walkout of 75 anti-groups in the National Assembly, Trial by jury was one of the! NBC said it interrupted Its I Biter is expected to make a for-integrationist white students. The l Miallet sought assurances of their main points in the Magna Chartal regularly scheduled programs mal reply in the UN Assembly demonstration was an adnuttedisupport before agreeing to move which King John signed in the to broadcast the sound over its 'next week to Western charges failure and there was no attempttahead. There was little chance he -year 1215 i radio and TV network. that buildup of Communist arms today to push it further 'would get them. 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