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Ignores witness
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Ignores witness

Associated Press · August 20, 1958

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Teamsters boss James R. Hoffa looks over papers he holds as one of today's witnesses at the Senate Rackets Committee session, Ruth Brougher, walks behind him in the hearing room. Mrs. Brougher, right, a convicted slayer, is followed by Anabel Mitchell of the Florida Correctional Institution for Women. Mrs. Brougher, who is serving time for manslaughter, said she is a former sweetheart of Robert (Barney) Baker, an aide to Hoffa. She linked Baker's name to that of Gov. Averell Harriman of New York.

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