| Show - - - - - - - - I -1 THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday June S 1953 - Py ROK Genera Leaves on Korea Recall hat as )Ie NEW a" owl --r el v I to Om y s A I 11 47 i to TAMPA FLA June 7 (UP)— velopment of industrial atomic using private funds is not yet NEWARK N J June 7 (A-- I believe to do the Two blasts from a shotgun energy if private interests are ready the Atomic job ComThe strike against that Energy unwilling to risk the invest- mission government with six major breweries here was killed an innocent bystander ment now money should iminediately unsettled early Sunday after a early Sunday during an apparCole chairman of the Senate-- dertake the construction of a to a ent assassinate attempt marathon negotiating session reHouse Atomic Energy Com- prototype Tampa underworld figure that started Friday actor for atomic (power plant Auswith race the It was the 17th gangland slay- mittee said The AFL inside brewery energy) and thereby shorten in ttds West Florida toastal sie for industrial nuclear power the time when we can aning workers got a an hour city in the past 20 years None means "this accomplishment nounce to the world the sue wage increase They had asked of the 10 earlier murders has would be of such momenthus for 40 cents been solved significance that it is worth Beer truck drivers got an en Henry J Hicks el a janitor almost any sacrifice of monies tirely new pay plan advocated lin the Silver Meteor Bar was to forward it" as killed the shots instantly by the companies It amounts to He said also the Atomic an incentive plan Drivers are shattered a plate glass window paid by the distance they travel and screen door of the combi- Energy Act should be changed on their routes and by the nation to permit private operation of Police theorized the shots number of kegs or cases they were meant for Joe Provenzano atomic energy plants a queshandle each day John W McCaffrey executive who has been linked with the tion now being studied by his secretary of the New Jersey Tampa underworld for many committee Brewers Awl said the wage years Cole's remarks were made Provenzano who was sipping in a commencement addrtas increase brings the weekly pay scale for inside workers to a drink at the bar said only: at New Plats State Teacher work week "I was sitting there wasn't I?" 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