Beck Quiet on Outcome of Million Dollar Plan
Reports conflicted on whether the Teamsters board approved Becks million dollar publicity fund Beck also sought to tell his side of union money scandals Hoffa contradicted the board outcome and Beck hinted at no comment while asserting his innocence in the Senate Rackets inquiry
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Man Kills Wife and Self in Marion Pa Tragedy
In Marion Pennsylvania a 35 year old father of four killed his wife with three shots then wounded Police Chief William Moser and held off officers for hours before killing himself. The assailant Robert Birch had traveled from Alliance Ohio. His mother in law Mrs Mary Wilson was injured by a missed shot as Birch hid in a bedroom.
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British Strike Is Suspended In Britain
Union leaders call off costly strikes in shipyards and factories awaiting a government pay inquiry. About 12 million workers in factories and 200000 in shipyards ordered back to work Thursday after the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions advised resumption following an executive recommendation.
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Virginia Base Navy Bomber Crashes Killing 11 Crewmembers
A Navy Neptune P2V6M flying out of Chincoteague Naval Air Station crashed an open field near Atlantic Va. minutes after takeoff. All 11 crew members were killed and identities withheld pending next of kin notification. The crash occurred at 6 55 a m and a explosion and fire were reported by base personnel.
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FTC Considers Crackdown on Major Trade Stamp Firms
The Federal Trade Commission may act this month against several large trading stamp companies over potential law violations. Investigators examine misleading premium ads, exclusive store rights, price discrimination, and the use of the word free in promotions, as the 600 million dollar stamp business faces scrutiny.
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House Debates Aid Bill For Surplus Exports
Washington notes that the administration seeks authority to sells surplus farm commodities to Soviet satellites. The Senate approved a one billion dollar surplus disposal bill and extended the program to June 30 1958, while Republicans led opposition to barter with Iron Curtain nations.
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April Snow Strands Japan's Hokkaido Transport Links
A severe April blizzard hit central Hokkaido bringing Japan's worst storm in 68 years. The 16 inch snowfall stalled trains and buses and isolated rural communities on the island's interior.
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Agriculture Department Upholds Birds of Prey
The Agriculture Department urges sparing hawks and owls from slaughter while noting most are protected in many states. Despite outcry over individual attacks on poultry, experts argue predation helps control rodents and pests and may benefit game populations by culling weaker birds.
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Plane Crash Kills Six Near Dickson Tennessee
Investigators from Sewart Air Force Base comb wreckage of a Langley Field B25 that crashed near Dickson Tennessee killing six and wounding four. Survivors, three civilians, parachuted from about 8000 feet as officials seek cause of the sudden loss of control before a Memphis supply conference.
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Travel Ban Explained by Senate Committee Hearing
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioned Robert Murphy today over the U S travel ban on Red China for reporters. Reports said State Department may allow three wire service reporters a standing offer to visit China while William Worthy was denied a passport as prejudicial to U S interests.
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Youth Admits Theft from Pomeroy Store
A Pomeroy youth admitted breaking into the Maytag store on E Main Street last Thursday and stealing 193 dollars. Chief Frank Hudson said the youth would be cited into Mayor Robinsons court tonight. One hundred sixty seven dollars has been returned.
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Chilean Students Strike Over Living Costs
College students in Santiago stage a 48 hour walkout to protest police crackdowns on protests against high living costs. Three people were killed and 25 arrested in clashes over the past four days.
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Chile
Harvard Dean Praises Cope land Hall Dedication at Ohio U
Dr. Stanley F. Teele from Harvard Business School spoke at Ohio University dedicating Cope land Hall. He urged knowledge and wisdom, human relations, and community responsibility as core to quality business education. He warned against hollow liberal arts programs and urged strong programs aligning with real liberal learning.
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Nasser Offers Aid To UNEF To Halt Gaza Infiltration
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said Egypt agreed to help the UN Emergency Force prevent Arab infiltration from the Gaza Strip into Israel. Egypt pledged to emphasize policy against infiltration and enforce penalties, while UNEF support will be clearly publicized. Egyptian authorities also protested Israeli border incursions near Gaza with reports of shots and livestock theft, no casualties.
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Bolton questions reports of Africa post job offer
Rep. Frances P. Bolton says reports she may be offered the assistant secretary of state for Africa are embarrassing and premature. She notes the post does not exist yet but acknowledges pending legislation to create it and says she would consider it if assured on many points.
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Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Africa
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Slayer sought in 74 year old farmer death
Jefferson County authorities hunt for Lawrence E. Ray 35 in connection with the shotgun slaying of Ignatz Levinsky 74. Levinsky was found by neighbors Saturday in the basement of his Dun Glen home near Yorkville after being shot twice in the head and beaten with a shovel.
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Clarence Eberts
Man Indicted in Death of 4 Year Old Boy
Gordon Anthony Mason 21 was indicted for first degree manslaughter by a Franklin County grand jury. He admitted to police he beat four year old Gary Lee Cooper six or seven times with a leather strap in Columbus.
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Murder Trial Begins for Accused Arsonist
In Cincinnati opening statements start today in the murder trial of Arthur L. Redman accused of setting a fatal apartment fire. A jury of eight women and four men was seated Monday to hear the case.
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Arthur L. Redman
UC Starts Expansion Cincinnati Groundbreaks Two Buildings
University of Cincinnati officials broke ground for two new campus buildings expected to cost 1 600 000 dollars.
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University of Cincinnati
Logan Native Dies: Distinguished Minister
Dr. Arthur Lotus Hughes 91 retired Methodist minister and former keeper of the Army Quartermaster archives in Washington died at his home in St. Albans West Virginia on Sunday. A Logan, Ohio native and Ohio Wesleyan University graduate he founded a Methodist church bearing his name in Brentwood Maryland suburb of Washington.
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Benson to join GOP regional conference in Cincinnati May 7
Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn said on Monday that Secretary of Agriculture Benson has agreed to participate in a GOP regional conference in Cincinnati on May 7.
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Meade Alcorn
Benson
Cincinnati
Iran Prime Minister Hussein Ala resigns in cabinet shuffle
Official sources report Prime Minister Hussein Ala, 74, resigning after the murder of three Americans by Iranian bandits. Dr. Manouchehr Eghbal, 49, is named his replacement as Tehran ties the event to a broader security crackdown and ongoing Point Four aid considerations in southeast Iran.
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O'Neill Requests Probe Of Gambling In Three Ohio Counties
Gov. C William O'Neill said reports of commercialized gambling reach Steubenville New Boston Scioto County and Geneva Ashtabula County He asked Liquor Director Robert Krupansky to probe Steubenville and indicated no known activity elsewhere in Jefferson County He will review Geneva based on newspaper accounts of a large bingo operation
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Goodrich Strike Enters Second Day With No Progress
In Cincinnati workers at nine B. F. Goodrich Co. plants continued a strike into its second day as negotiators reported no progress on a new contract. A fresh bargaining session was planned for today.
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Democrats Press Dulles on Aswan Dam Bid and Biography
Two Senate Democrats demand Secretary Dulles explain if canceling U.S. aid for the Aswan Dam was a deliberate move toward an East-West showdown. The inquiry references a new biography and questions about a 1955 letter to Chiang Kai-Shek, with calls for fresh Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioning.
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Texas Vote Could Give GOP Sway
Texans voted in a special U S Senate election with 19 candidates seven Democrats and a Republican. Blakley did not run and the winner would affect Senate control now 49-47 Democrats. A Republican win could align with Nixon to reorganize the Senate amid expected 700000 to 800000 turnout.
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Price Daniel
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Dems Sweep Michigan State Offices in Spring Vote
Gov. G. Mennen Williams and fellow Democrats swept all 10 state executive offices in Michigan's spring election. The result ends Republican control of the executive branch and marks the first time Dems held all eight key posts since 1921. Estimated turnout nears 1.1 million, surpassing 1955 spring record.
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Lebanese leaders urge Chaoumoun to reject Ike doctrine aid
Twenty three Lebanese politicians petition President Camille Chamoun urging rejection of U S economic and military aid under the Eisenhower doctrine. They ask him to abstain from any treaty or agreement with any foreign power.
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Camille Chamoun
U. S
Clue Sought In Murder Of Banker Leon Marcus
Police hunt for suspects in the slaying of former banker Leon Marcus 61 found shot and left in a South Side lot. A note on the body points to Sam Giancana, linked to a $150000 loan, as investigators weigh Marcus’s schemes with gamblers and hoodlums. More than $300000 in cash and checks plus a receipt for 100600 paid by Giancana were found on Marcus.
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Teamsters Withdraw From Ohio Conference
A Cincinnati Local 152 unit votes unanimously to pull out of the Ohio Conference of Teamsters until after the international convention next fall. The move comes as Local 152 members decide on their next steps within the union.
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Budget Hurdle Trims Time As Ohio Legislature Hurries
Ohio Governor C William ONeill and Senate Leader C Stanley Mechem push to finish the 102nd General Assembly by June 15. Budget measures include 85 million from a 150 million bond issue for welfare and schools, 48 million for local government expenses, and 40 million for school subsidies and aging care. A revenue bonds plan for state park cabins and a water survey committee are proposed, with education district mergers also authorized.
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