WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1957
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
'Bad Boy' Teamsters Union
To Plan Next Move Ai Talk
By NORMAN WALKER .
Associated Press Labor Reporter
WASHINGTON Wl -Suspension
from the AFL-CIO puts the big
Teamsters Union in the position
of a naughty little boy put in a
corner he's got to decide wheth
er he's going to be good or bad.
Except perhaps federation is
wounded pride, nobody s been hurt
yet in labor's corruption cleanup
drive.
But the parent federation is
ready to wield a spanking, in the
form of outright expulsion in De
cember, unless the truck driver
union agrees to mend its ways
and oust its president-elect James
K. Holla.
Both the Teamsters and George
Meany, the Ar L.-CIO s president
and the man calling the federa
tion's shots in handling the Team
sters situation, have avoided doing
anything so far that would end all
hope of healing the breach
The Teamsters executive board
been to give the union's leaders
tune to decide their own fate so
far as the AFL-CIO is concerned.
"Very frankly," Meany says,
"we want to keep the Teamsters
in this federation. We will not pay
the price that the Teamsters evi
dently want us to pay. which was
indicated by1 their actions at their
convention.
"We want to keep them in, in
compliance with the constitution,
that is their decision and not
ours."
Meany said he's holding up or
ders for the scores of state and
city AFL-CIO groups to oust
Teamsters from their member
ships and official posts. He also
i has held up orders to cancel
working arrangements by other
AFL-CIO unions with Teamster
units.
Hcffa said in Chicago yesterday
that the Teamsters will support
AFL-CIO unions, including their
meets here tomorrow to decide ! strikes, whether the union is inside
what to do. Among rumcrs on or outside the federation
what might happen are that Hoffa
may agree to step cut or that the
union may decide to hold another
convention to elect new officers.
But so far the effect cf the
Teamsters suspension status has
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morning fog: slightly cooler, high
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But I hope it will be inside,"
he added.
Neither Meany ncr the team
sters want to talk about the scrap
they might get into if expulsion
comes.
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Mental Inmates End Revolt;
36 Hostages Returned Okay
By JERRY O'BRIEN
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. Wi
Simmering unrest among crimi
nally insane patients at theState
Mental Hospital blew up into a
dramatic nine-hour revolt that
ended harmlessly last night for
36 hostages.
It was all a misunderstanding
and there will be no changes in
the program," said Dr. Garrett,
lleyns, state director of institu
tions, in two radio broadcasts the
rebels ordered him to make be
fore they would give up.
Not until the' inmates heard
Heyns' voice over their radios in
the big maximum security build
ing would they release the guards
and turn over weapons that in
cluded two makeshift knives, some
razor blades and a tear gas riot
gun.
FROM MOUTH-TO-HAND
CHICAGO (UP) A hand-to-
mouth existence may be all right
for some people, but with Harland
Bennett it's just the other way
around. Bennett decided to mount
on his wife's wedding band a pearl
he found while eating a can of
oysters.
Heyns, who raced to Spokane, 13
miles away, in a state patrol car
to make the broadcasts over a
commercial radio station, didn't
say enough in his first statement.
An inmate then asked by tele
phone that Heyns also assure them
that popular Dr. h.. R. Hodcson
would be retained as medical di
rector of the security unit. Heyns
went across the street to another
station and added a promise about
Hodgson in a second broadcast.
Only minutes after lleyns re
turned from Spokane, the inmates
told the 17 guards on the night
shift, waiting outside to get ready
to come in, that the hostages
would be released when they ar
rived at the door. They were.
The hostages came out tho gate
one by one and were greeted by
tearful wives who had waited in
the rain for hours, watching while
state patrolmen unloaded rifles
and shotguns from their cars (or
a possible assault, and waiting
whilo Heyns, Hodgson and Dr. G.
Lee Sandritter, hospital superin
tendent, conferred with inmates in
side.
Albert Hutchings. chief security
guard at the building, resigned
Monday at Heyns request and the
inmates had read newspaper ac
counts of it. Heyns said they ap
parently thought Hutchings' de
parture would change the treat
ment system.
Hutchings, dressed in civilian
clothes, was called into the two
hour conference between inmate
leaders and Heyns at the request
of Edwin Thomas, serving time
(or second degree assault and
rape from King .County (Seattle!
Hutchings walked alone into the
building, waving at an occasional
patient he saw in the building,
lleyns said he made "a very good
presentation" and helped a lot.
He didn't say he would be rehired
and Hutchings said he wouldn't go
back.
Thomas, identified by guards as
one of the ringleaders, was also
a member in the l'J55 revolt at
the State Penitentiary at Walla
Walla. He has been here six
months for psychiatric treatment.
"We were very well treated,
played cards and listened to the
radio after the first tension wore
o(f,' said Guard Roger Blue. "We
were fed and weren't awfully wor
ried." Other released guards agreed
the inmates treated them well aft
er herding them into rooms about
10:30 a.m. yesterday when two in
mates pulled pieces of scissors on
Guard Kenneth Berger and took
over. There were 154 inmates
in the building at the time. The
most dangerous were locked in a
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