ONeill Faces Democratic Attacks in Ohio Gubernatorial Fight
Democratic candidates stepping up attacks on Gov. C William ONeill have drawn little counterfire from the Republican incumbent. ONeill resists criticizing his predecessor and defends a no new tax policy while facing claims of a financial mess left by former Gov. Lausche.
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Columbus
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Charles P. Taft
O’neill
Fusal
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Robert N. Gorman
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Supreme Court
Housing Act seen aiding home building though not a cure
Builders and housing officials say the 1.85 billion dollar Housing Act will help home construction but not solve the recession. President Eisenhower signed the bill with a call to fix provisions. FHA sped orders liberalizing down payments, allowing 3 percent down on mortgages up to 13,500, 15 percent on higher sums, and 20 percent beyond 16,000.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Shade Awaits Jury Action in $250000 Insurance Swindle
Paul E. Shade, named as a principal in a $250,000 insurance claims swindle, remained in Mahoning County Jail on $60,000 bond awaiting grand jury action. He pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting embezzlement before Judge Edgar G. Diehm after waiving a preliminary hearing.
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Youngstown
Paul E. Shade
Mahoning County
Edgar G. Diehm
Shade
Diehm
Vandalia
Four Inmates Escape From Honor Camp Near Wellington
Four Osborne State Farm inmates from the Mansfield Reformatory fled in a guard’s car after handcuffing him at the camp near Wellington. The State Highway Patrol captured two near Lorain about an hour later. A wooded area was searched for the remaining two escapees.
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Elyria
Osborne State Farm
Wellington
Mansfield Reformatory
State Highway Patrol
Lorain
Rains Again Hit Wet California
San Francisco AP report says renewed storms threaten California as rivers rise and slides cut highways. Alviso evacuation moved 900 residents and 30 families remain in soggy town. shelters host many as Guadalupe river and seven others overflow. A new storm expected in the north with gale warnings from Monterey to the Oregon coast.
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Alviso
San Francisco Bay
Red Cross
San Jose
Guadalupe
Kaweah
St. Johns
San Joaquin
Fresno
Salinas
Chowchilla
Carmel Valley
Weather Bureau
Monterey
San Francisco
Oregon Coast
Town votes to annex 1400 acre airport
Berkeley votes 1933 to 333 in favor of annexing the St. Louis Municipal Airport property amid a clash with St. Louis as Mayor Tucker calls the move a bold tax grab and vows court action if needed.
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ST. Louis
Berkeley
Raymond Tucker
Supreme Court
Court Stays Execution for Lyons in Police Lt Lentz Case
The Court of Appeals granted a stay of execution to Robert Lee Lyons, 29, who was originally sentenced to die in the electric chair on June 19 for the murder of Police Lt Edward G. Lentz.
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Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Robert Lee Lyons
Edward G. Lentz
Most Fabulous Pilot Emerges From High Sierra Rescue
Bishop California hero Bob Symons 48 a one legged pilot serves as fire commissioner city councilman and Civil Air Patrol officer. He locates helicopter wreckage then helps ranger rescue Stanford students in Yosemite guiding a copter and delivering supplies.
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Calif
California
High Sierra
Bob Symons
Symons
Bishop’s
Squadron 66
The
Civil Air Patrol
Rene
Gades
Yosemite National Park
Stanford University
Israeli Syria border quiets as Huleh project looms
The Israeli Syrian border quieted after a day of no fighting. Israel insists on continuing the Lake Huleh reclamation project, amid UN efforts to curb clashes. Mahmoud Fawzi leaves for Zurich to meet Dag Hammarskjold as the UAR requests UN Armistice Commission mediation.
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Cairo
Israel
Lake Huleh
Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
Zurich
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U.A.R
UN Armistice Commission
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Woman mayor wins write-in election in Superior caucus
In Superior Nebraska Mrs. Arabelle Hanna finishing her first two year term as mayor faced a party caucus rejection. Her name was not on the ballot in Tuesday's city election yet she received 509 write in votes to defeat two male candidates.
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Superior
Neb
Arabelle Hanna
Conservatives
Fire destroys Twin Coach Co. plant in Kent
A Kent fire caused about 500000 dollars in damage destroying all machine tools at Twin Coach Co and several large marine engines and diesel motors. The blaze left the plant unusable and prompted investigations into the cause.
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Kent
Ohio
Twin Coach Co
Moving? Sell furniture and rugs with a Messenger Want Ad
Readers are urged to use Messenger Want Ads to move unwanted furniture and rugs and earn extra cash during want ad season. Call 31242 to speak with an ad taker today.
Brickthrower Lectured After Damaging Dog in Oakland
James Candy, 40, paid $530 in a damage suit for throwing a brick at a dog that tore up his lawn. Harold Vance testified the sheepdog lost sight in one eye. Judge Charles Fisher awarded $30 medical and $500 punitive damages and scolded Candy for the act.
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Oakland
James Candy
Harold Vance
Charles Fisher
Vance
Candy
House Quits For Vacation In Easter Break
Washington In an Easter recess move the House adjourned after voting on a $3.216 billion Agriculture Department financing bill tied to $22.274 billion in total 10 appropriation measures. The package totals exceed President Eisenhower’s request by nearly $500 million, with only four House bills cleared by the Senate so far. Most House bills fund government agencies for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Senate
Columbus roster to include city incorporation dates
The 1958-59 roster of the state's municipal and township officers will include city and village incorporation dates. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Work Stoppages Drop in Ohio in 1957 Report
Ohio lost fewer man-days of work time in 1957 due to stoppages than in any postwar year except 1948, according to the Department of Industrial Relations. The report highlights a drop from previous years and notes the overall trend across industries and unions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Industrial Relations
Portsmth Fire Chief Garrett Lewis to Retire April 15
Acting Portsmouth Fire Chief Gar land Lewis aged 64 announced his retirement set for April 15. The lengthy service near the Ohio city ends after decades in fire protection roles.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Garland Lewis
Senate slows anti recession measures amid Easter break
Senate stalls a bill authorizing a billion dollars in long term, low interest loans for local public works after Republican pressure. Byrd Lausche support delay with Cooper Revercomb backing Democrats, vote 41 39. House approved compromise for 1.5 billion water project construction while Fed reports first drop in consumer installment credit since 1954.
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Congress
Senate
Knowland
California
White House
Eisenhower
Byrd
Lausche
Ohio
Cooper
Revercomb
W. Va
House
Federal Reserve Board
Legislators Back Ike's New Plan
congressional leaders foresee approval of a moderate Pentagon shakeup and a space development oversight agency. Senators Bridges Mansfield Saltonstall praise the proposed reorganizations while opposing a single military commander.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Pentagon
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
UN Penotop
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Bridges
Sclon Challenges White House Over Middle East Policy
Sen Green of Rhode Island urged the administration to correct past Middle East mistakes by seeking better relations with Egypt's President Nasser. He proposed readiness to aid the United Arab Republic to replace Soviet assistance and warned against Nasser’s imperialism while signaling openness to negotiations.
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Washington
Sen. Green
R. I
Middle East
Egypt
Nasser
Green
United States
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
The
Association of International Relations Clubs
U. S
Plastic Pipe Destroyed In Plastex Co Blaze
A Tuesday fire at the Plastex Co. storage yard in Columbus destroyed plastic piping worth at least 100000 dollars. Four men were injured but none seriously. Vice President Mack Rhulman said losses may exceed 100000 dollars and the company buildings were largely undamaged.
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Columbus
Plastex Co
Mack Rhulman
Mediator Optimistic Over Miami Valley Foundry Strike
Federal mediator James G. Bentley says he is optimistic about a settlement of the seven week strike that has idled 22 Miami Valley foundry plants.
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Cincinnati
James G. Bentley
Miami Valley
Area Mayors Study Watershed Problems
Local officials including area mayors convene to study watershed issues affecting multiple communities. The session aims to identify threats to water supply and coordinate regional responses.
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Ou’s
Hess 'Earst
Logan
Athens
Grand Jury To Review Boy's Death
Cincinnati leaders set a grand jury probe into the death of Abe Savage a 15 year old Black boy shot by police after a high speed chase through city streets. City officials with the NAACP will study police brutality and unlawful searches while Posey provides incident lists. The boy died at General Hospital after a chase in which police say he drove through roadblocks and attempted to ram patrol cars.
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Cincinnati
Abe Savage
C. A. Harrell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harrell
Webster Posey
NAACP
Posey
Savage
General Hospital
Charles Kline
Brookfield Police Elects New Chief in Special Election
Brookfield Missouri voters chose Olin Gates, former chief 1946 to 1956, as the new police chief in a six member force race. Gates won with 1157 votes after incumbent James Clark placed third with 229. Clark noted no real dissension among the officers.
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Brookfield
Olin Gates
James Clark
Clark
Propaganda Wins Going To Soviets
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States suffers a propaganda defeat to the Soviet Union after Moscow announces a suspension of nuclear tests. He cited three such admissions this year including a quick summit push and disarmament moves. Senators Humphrey and Aiken debate U S leadership and messaging amid the USSR gains.
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Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Voice of America
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Humphrey
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Castro declares all-out war on Batista in Cuba
Fidel Castro launches full-scale offensive in Oriente province aiming to topple President Batista. Rebels target transport and communications as roving bands cut telegraph lines and roads disabled around Santiago, with clashes near Santiago Varadero and Holguin as authorities brace for extended conflict.
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Cuba
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Oriente
Batista
Sinclair Oil Co
Varacoa
Holguin
Ten Cuban Sympathizers Stay on Strike
Ten Cuban rebel sympathizers continued a hunger strike in the lobby of WTVJ Miami while 22 others were free on bond after an anti Batista demonstration at a Miami railroad station. The strikers demand the release of 36 supporters jailed in Brownsville Texas on arms running charges.
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Miami
Fla
WTVJ
Brownsville
Tex
Texas
New York City
West Virginia Ohio Weather Forecast Update
West Virginia reports mostly cloudy conditions with showers likely in the west and south tonight into Thursday. Night low temperatures 37 to 44. Ohio forecasts partly cloudy skies with slight temperature changes tonight and Thursday. lows 38 to 42, highs 60 to 64 on Thursday. Five day outlook: temperatures above normal by about 3 to 5 degrees, with normal highs around 59 north and 64 south, and lows near 34 north and 38 south. A bit warmer Friday with little change afterward. Precipitation expected one to three tenths inch in scattered showers Thursday or Friday and again Sunday night or Monday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Mother Sues Hospital for 250000 Damage
The mother of a 10 year old girl sues Green Cross General Hospital at Cuyahoga Falls and four doctors for 250000 alleging malpractice in treating a fractured right arm nine months ago. The claim states the daughter's arm was permanently disfigured and bowed due to negligence during and after two operations.
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Akron
Green Cross General Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Jacobs
GM and IUEW Open Talks on New Detroit Contract
Negotiators for General Motors Corp and the International Union of Electrical Workers begin negotiations today in Detroit to reach a new labor contract. The talks focus on terms governing wages benefits and working conditions for GM employees.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUEW
Wheat Rebels Hold Ground In Ohio Standoff
In Minerva Ohio a crowd of about 215 farmers in 98 cars blocked four federal crop surveyors at a Columbia County farm owned by Dr P Scott Whiteleather. Whiteleather a local physician and wheat allotment critic owed 530 dollars in penalties. A Whiteleather yard sign warned officials to keep away and the survey was abandoned. Rodney Bell said he would report to ASC chief Dave Herrman.
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Ohio
Columbiana County
P. Scott Whiteleather
Whiteleather
Rodney A. Bell
Ashley
Dave T. Herrman
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Columbus
Whiteleather Yard
Department of Agriculture
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