O'Neill Shocks Legislature With Salary Cuts
Ohio officials who won big pay raises last January face reversal as Gov. O'Neill seeks a four-year plan to roll salaries back. Senate Democrats demand full hearings while Republicans push quick action on the pay-cut bill, affecting leaders from the liquor director to the health and labor chiefs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
William O'Neill
House
Democrats
Joseph
W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
O’neill
Statehouse
102Nd
General Assembly
Charles M. Noble
Robert Krupansky
O'Neill
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Natural Resources
Commerce
Public Works
Agriculture and Industrial Relations
O Neill Eyes Salary Cuts for State Officials
O Neill proposes reversing most recent pay raises, trimming salaries for public welfare and highway safety directors from 18000 to 10000. Other boards See reductions from 12000 to 10000 or 8400, while Public Utilities Commission staff avoid cuts due to prior boosts. He favors a balanced budget over pay raises.
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Pardon and Parole Commission
Board of Tax Appeals
O’neill
O'Neill
Mechem
Yarborough Wins Texas Senate Seat in Democratic Sweep
Ralph Yarborough defeats 18 rivals to claim the U S Senate seat and preserve Democratic control. He leads with 310,842 votes to Martin Dies 255,016 and Thad Hutcheson 202,721 as key statewide figures Bracewell Hart and White trail. Nixon-backed Hutcheson had hoped for a GOP win to flip the chamber.
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Dallas
U.S. Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Martin
Un-American Activities Committee
GOP
Thad Hutcheson
Mis Ulay
Hutcheson
Senate
Nixon
Eisenhower
Texas Election Bureau
Dies
Searcy Bracewell
Austin Atty
James P. Hart
University of Texas
Supreme Court
John C. White
Texas
Infant Killed In Collision On U. S. 35
Carolyn Pearson, 3 months, dies after a trailer truck crashes into the Pearson car in Jackson County. William N. Pearson and three children are hospitalized with injuries including skull fractures and head injuries. Truck driver William H. Starcher of Akron is charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Point Pleasant
Carolyn Pearson
William N. Pearson
Delaware
Pearson
U. S. 35
Jackson County
Isaih Crump
Zelma Plants
Wesley
Apple Creek
Margaret
Ray
William
Gertrude
Elizabeth
Akron
William H. Starcher
Five Day Weather Forecast Near Normal Temperatures
Forecast calls for temperatures averaging near normal with highs from 54 to 60 and lows 35 to 39. Warmer tonight and Thursday with a return to near normal Friday through Monday. Showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday, with rain likely over the weekend. Average rainfall about 0.25 to 0.75 inches.
U S Studies Egypt Reply on Suez Plan Revision
Washington officials examined Egypt's note on U S proposals to revise the Suez Canal operating plan. Secretary of State Dulles indicated the reply would signal whether serious negotiations could occur and affect Egypt's future ties with Western nations and U S economic aid.
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Washington
Egypt
U. S
Suez Canal
Raymond A. Hare
Cairo
Dulles
United States
Former teacher who paddled students marries former pupil at Greenville
McCONNELLVILLE A former Deavertown High School instructor dismissed for paddling girls in class has married one of his former pupils Jack Eberle 26 and Melda Barker 19 of Deavertown. The ceremony took place at the Bob Jones University chapel in Greenville South Carolina. Eberle a University of Greenville graduate plans to join the staff next fall. He faced 14 hearings over six months before the board expelled him for paddling Bible teaching and declining to coach. His bride was not among those he admitted paddling for talking and gum chewing.
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Mcconnellville
Deavertown High School
Jack Eberle
Melda Barker
Deavertown
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Eberle
University
Denvertown
Public schools open spring vacation as mumps hit class
In Spokane Washington 26 third graders in Mrs Rosemary Found’s class, 19 were home with mumps when spring vacation began Tuesday. The outbreak reduced in class activity and attendance across the city.
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Spokane Wash
Rosemary Found
Haiti Boots President Third in Four Months
The army has Haiti under firm control as Provisional President Franck Sylvain resigns under pressure amid an alleged bomb plot probe. Brig. Gen. Cantave may assume interim duties until elections set for April 28 amid turmoil. Lydia Jeanty, sister-in-law of Sylvain, is detained in a related arrest.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Franck Sylvain
L. M. Cantave
Army
Sylvain
Lydia Jeanty
Francois Duvalier
Rackets Probers Tipped by No 2 Teamster Official
Senate rackets investigators received encouragement and tips from Joh English the unions No 2 official in Washington. English a critic of Beck reportedly urged Kennedy to carry on the fight as Beck trimmed a planned million dollar publicity drive to under 200000 for a one year program aimed at countering unfavorable legislation.
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Washington
Sters Union
Umuus
Wave Pen
Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Rnd Acela
Kennedy
English
Teamsters
Senate Committee
Brainy Contestant to Aim for 256000 Prize
A 10 year old Bronx whiz kid Robert Strom advanced toward the triple 64 000 plateau on CBS The 64 000 Question by winning 128 000 and becoming eligible to answer two more questions to reach 192 000 then go on for the 256 000 maximum prize.
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New York
Bronx
Robert Strom
CBS
Hungarians Arrested On Spy Charges Tied To Radio Free Europe
MTI reports 11 Hungarians detained on charges of spying for Radio Free Europe. The government accuses the private American broadcaster of inciting rebellion amid the Hungarian crisis. In Nice France, Charlie Chaplin rents a Riviera villa that has hosted President Auriol and former monarchs including King Michael of Romania, King Baudouin of Belgium, and his father ex-King Leopold.
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Budapest
MTI
Radio Free Europe
Nice
France
Charlie Chaplin
Riviera
Vincent Auriol
Michael
Romania
Baudouin
Belgium
Leopold
Portland Teamsters Pack Meeting Overflows Hall
About 1500 members of General Teamster Local 162 attended a Portland session that had to be postponed to a larger hall. The crowd overflowed from the 900-seat auditorium into the street. It was the first meeting since Senate Rackets Investigating Committee accused President Dave Beck of misusing union funds.
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Portland
Ore
Teamster
Dave Beck
Senate
Rate Raise Defeated in House Veterans Affairs Vote
The House Veterans Affairs Committee on Tuesday voted 11 to 6 against the Eisenhower administration request to raise GI home loan interest rates from 4 percent to 5 percent.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Legislator Details Dog Thief Ring Supplying Research Buyers
Columbus report quotes Rep. George Hook describing an interstate ring that steals dogs and sells them to out-of-state universities for research. He spoke during a House Health Committee hearing on a bill forcing dog pounds to sell unclaimed animals to research groups after six days.
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Columbus
George Hook
D-Brown
Brown
House Health Committee
Ohio
Three Executives Die in LORAIN County Train Crash
A diesel locomotive struck a station wagon at Lake Street in Ravenna Tuesday night killing three executives of Thew Shovel Co Lorain. Victims identified as Frank Laskay 42 Herman R Speck 32 and Charles T Carson 30 from Elyria.
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Ravenna
Lake Street
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Frank Laskay
Herman R. Speck
Charles T. Carson
Elyria
Eisenhower Dismisses Resignation Rumors At News Conference
President Eisenhower attacked rumors he would resign before his second term ends and hand duties to Vice President Nixon. He noted his speedy Gettysburg trip, denied any plans to quit, and said there may be future tax cuts but would not forecast specifics.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Nixon
Washington
Dallas Tornado Kills Nine Touches Citywide Destruction
A massive tornado carved a 21 mile path through Dallas killing nine and injuring hundreds as authorities warned of more twisters. Rescue crews searched wreckage while reports outlined widespread damage to homes and businesses and chaos across western Dallas.
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Dallas
Weather Bureau
School's Suit Is Returned To Common Pleas Court
GALLIPOLIS The city school board seeks 9191 905 84 in damages from George A Suter Construction Co and Globe Indemnity Co for a high school bid dispute. The case was remanded to common pleas court from federal district court on Indemnity Co motion though the district court found no separate claim against the Indemnity Co.
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Gallipolis
City School Board
George A. Suter Construction Co
Globe Indemnity Co
Common Pleas Court
Federal District Court Law
Indemnity Company
New York Corporation
Suter
Portsmouth
Indemnity
Train Wreck Destroys Depot in Mauston Wisconsin
A Milwaukee Road freight derailed 37 cars in Mauston Wisconsin destroying the town depot. No injuries reported and cause and damage estimates were not yet available.
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Mauston
Wis
Houston
Milwaukee Road
ROBIN HOOD Ad Sells Winchester Gun Quickly
An advertiser states the 410 Winchester rifle was sold with satisfaction. The notice notes a single call can connect an interested buyer and emphasizes the efficiency of Quick Action Ads.
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Advertiser
Parma Heights Tragedy Wife Drowns Two Daughters and Herself
In Cleveland area Parma Heights, Catherine Flynn 43 drowned daughters Cynthia 4 and Cecilia 6, then killed herself with a razor. The couple’s son Nicholas 10 found the scene, police report says the children were in cribs and covered. Deputy coroner notes a prior nervous breakdown for Catherine last December at Lakewood Hospital.
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Cleveland
John Flynn
Nicholas
Parma Heights
Catherine Flynn
Cynthia
Cecilia
Thomas A. Vanderayst
Freezer Death Fatal To Franklin County Ice Cream Salesman
Franklin County coroner investigates the death of 24 year old Bradley Kincade McDonald found in the freezer of his truck. Coroner says freezing caused death and an autopsy will be performed. Fire crews report nine hours in a subzero compartment with the interior at 20 degrees below zero. The door was unlocked and an emergency release prevented entrapment. reason for escape failure is unclear.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Bradley Kincade McDonald
Robert A. Evans
McDonald
Fire Department
Snowstorm Ends Drought Brings Relief and Loss
The spring blizzard ended after 36 hours of travel disruption across the Rocky Mountain states. Five people died as heavy snow from Colorado mountains drenched plains aiding drought relief, with Colorado Springs declared a disaster area and emergency runs by sheriff deputies delivering medicines and foods to stranded residents.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain States
Red Cross
Colorado Springs
el Paso
Martial Law In Chile as Riots Roil Santiago
In Santiago troops clash with about 1000 rioters defying curfew. Government bars indoors orders and fires on mobs trying to storm Pan American Bank. Protest wave follows week of cost of living protests led by students with reported deaths up to 60 and four executions at dawn.
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Santiago
Chile
Pan American Bank
Carlos Ibanez
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