Poles Open New Peace Drive Phase at UN
United Nations diplomats eyed possible Soviet responses as Poland pressed an omnibus plan to end world tensions in the 60 nation Political Committee. Andrei Vishinsky was anticipated to attend, signaling potential shifts in bloc tactics amid Korea prisoner talks and Panmunjon negotiations.
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Bricker Challenges Pact Critics Over Constitutional Amendment
Ohio Senator Bricker challenged administration officials to draft their own constitutional amendment to curb treaty making. He notes Dulles supports the idea in principle but opposes the amendment. Bricker's proposal has 63 Senate sponsors including Majority Leader Taft, with Stassen testifying as the fifth administration witness.
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Bricker
Ohio
Dulles
Harald E. Stassen
Mutual Security
Robert Taft
Jurist Weygandt Marks 20th Year On Ohio Bench
Chief Justice Carl Victor Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court begins his 20th year on the bench. He starts work at 9 am, often works past midnight, and devotes about one third of his time to court administration. Weygandt, six feet tall with grey hair, took his first oath on April 9, 1924 in Cleveland.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
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Common Pleas
Cleveland
Kennan to resign from State Department over policy clash
George F. Kennan longtime planning chief and author of the Russian containment policy will retire from the State Department amid policy differences with Secretary Dulles. Dulles favors a more active approach including moral pressure and propaganda to liberate Soviet satellites, while Kennan supported containment. The dispute followed Kennan's January speech and a subsequent discussion with Dulles, ending in a near-forced retirement.
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State Department
George F. Kennan
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Dulles
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Senate
North Korea Frees Seven Britons for Repatriation
Pyongyang radio reported the North Korean government released seven British subjects for repatriation to Russian representatives at Antung in Southern Manchuria. The seven included a diplomat to Seoul, a British vice consul in Seoul, a first secretary of the Seoul legation, a correspondent, a missionary, and a Salvation Army worker. Names were not available.
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Soldier's Wife Bears Twins at Age 12
In Russellville Kr Myrtle Brurm mett, age 12, gives birth to twins at Logan County Hospital. The infants Donald and Ronald weigh just under four pounds combined at birth and will remain in incubator to gain weight. Her husband William, 22, is stationed at an Army post in Maryland.
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Arri Montay
Logan County Hospital
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Maryland
Senate mulls five month extension of rent controls
Senate Banking Committee backed a five month extension of federal rent controls covering 3.6 million housing units nationwide and approved a provision to allow the President to freeze prices wages and rents if needed. Senators Bricker and Bennett signaled they would seek to strike the freeze and extension provisions.
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Eisenhower
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Bennett
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Fire destroys business district in Blanchester
A Wednesday blaze tore through Blanchester Ohio destroying io buildings in the business section and damaging a third. Firemen from five communities fought the flames for two hours. no injuries. Damage estimated at $500,000 to $759,000, with Brown Publishing Co. records saved. Cochrane's Savage nearby filling station also burned, a dwelling damaged, and alarms from the print shop area. Cause under investigation.
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Ohio
Howard Curless
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Clarence J. Bown
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Savage
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Morrow
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Yanks Regain Slope After Bitter Fight
In Seoul American Marines fought off a Red Chinese assault on Carson Hill. After heavy shelling, about 220 Chinese were reported killed or wounded. A relief force moved up the shaft and within 35 minutes the hill was secured.
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Carson Hill
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Lst Magrine
Five Testify In Ruff Case
Five witnesses testified in the murder trial of Mary Anges Ruff 34 wife of Daniel Ruff a South Bloomfield farmer. Coroner Ray Carroll said only two of three bullets entered Ruff head last January 15 were recovered as an exhaust search failed. The state described the shooting scene at the Ruff home and Erville Thomas a school bus driver testified about a light attracted to the house by Ruff’s mother and sister after the body was found.
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Scout Leader Freed In Robin Hood Case
Cincinnati judge suspends one year on Ferguson 35 of Eleventh Court for stealing to fund a Boy Scout troop. Case labeled Robin Hood affair as Ferguson, leader of the troop, was freed after the sentence.
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Orville B. Ferguon
Moaneyr
John H. Drutffel
Ferguson
Red Tape Tangle Blamed In Ammunition Shortage
Senators grilled Pentagon procurement after a Korea ammo shortage spurred calls for accountability. Testimony from ex Defense Secretary Lovett and ex Army Under Secretary Alexander aimed to assign blame amid revelations that an ammo order passed through 42 agencies and 200 individuals over 287 days.
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Korea
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Frank Pace, Jr
Archibald S. Alexander
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Byrd
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Pace
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Defense
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U.S Eighth Army
Karen Lovett
van Fleet
Eighth Army
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Wall Street
Double Jet Ace Missing In North Korea
Capt Harold E. Fischer Jr from Swea City Iowa, aged 27, is missing in action over North Korea after his 70th mission near the Suiho Reservoir along the Yalu. He had shot down ten MIG jets in sixty six missions and earlier earned double jet ace status on March 21. His wing man Lt Richard C Knowlander from Goshen Indiana reported the last contact.
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Iowa
North Korea
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Yalu
Former Bank Employee Held for Embez zlement in Cincinnati
Pi Carl J Schaepper a 35 year employee of Woodwood Hyde Park Bank and Trust Co was arrested on embezzlement charges for 7737 50. He allegedly took funds since 1949 to finance a home and waived a preliminary examination. Bond set at 1060. restitution reportedly made with help from relatives.
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Woorwood-Hyde Park Bank & Trust Co
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J. Paul Geoghegan
FBI
Blast Wrecks School in West Virginia
A catastrophic blast hit a West Virginia school in an all new era report. The explosion occurred as students had just left, injuring none according to authorities, but causing substantial damage valued at about 125000 dollars.
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All New Era
W. Va
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Bree
Otis Castra Esujage
UN Assembly to Install New Chief Friday
Dag Hammarskjold arrives from Stockholm to assume the post as secretary general of the United Nations. The installation by a 60 nation assembly follows a deal with the West and faces criticism amid Cold War tensions and Soviet opposition.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Stockholm
Ecanom Willis
Trygee Lin
Hammarskjald
Georgi M. Malenkow
Korea
Pair Nabbed In Ohio Theft Case In 1959 Frauds
Atlanta police report the arrest of Hinton Favors and Franc Head, both described as Black, linked to a January 1959 holdup of an Ohio produce dealer. Norwalk, Ohio, victim Haittie was robbed. much of the loot recovered from a fruit jar at Fey ars’ home in Illinois after the theft.
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Nolire
Royal Wedding Unites Benelux Nobility in Luxembourg
A fairy tale royal wedding linked the houses of Uto and Belgium as Prince Jean and Princess Josephine Charlotte wed before 31 European noble rulers and about 140000 guests. Jean, 32, a WWIII veteran with the Irish Guards, is expected to inherit Luxembourg, while guests included three kings and three queens amid a grand, ceremonial setting.
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Baudouin
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Netherlands - Luxembourg
Nine Die Fifty Injured In London Subway Crash
Transport officials report nine killed and fifty injured after last night’s London subway collision between Stratford and Leyton stations. A signals failure is suspected as trains collided and derailed, with rescue teams working for hours to reach victims amid tangled wreckage and smoke.
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Leyton
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Sary Rkers
Ford
Crash Kills Ohio Airman
An airman from Ohio died in a training crash. An Air Force spokesman provided minimal details, naming a captain as the official spokesperson and noting the incident occurred during routine training.
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London
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Fiood
South Korean Envoy Attacks Buffer Plan
A South Korean envoy denounces a buffer plan as flawed and impractical saying it fails to address security concerns. He criticizes the arrangement as ineffective and urges reconsideration by involved parties. The remarks stress the need for a clearer, enforceable framework.
Youngstown Strike Shuts Major Steel Plant
A wildcat strike at the Youngstown steel works led to temporary plant closures and about ten thousand workers staying home amid disrupted operations. Authorities report ongoing labor tensions as production stalls at the facility.
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Cwarkery
Stud Ghin
Bar Walker
Formal Pact Signing May Come Friday
In Panmunjom talks the Communists accept key points of a sick and wounded prisoner exchange pact. An agreement may be signed Friday with details on convoy size and operation, 20 day exchange termination, and delivery of up to about 5800 prisoners including Americans.
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Jury Acquits Worker Of Paulding Slaying
A Paulding jury acquitted a worker in connection with a slaying case. The trial included testimony about an alleged quarrel later resolved by time, with evidence involving a shotgun.
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Ohio House Charts State Highway Financing Approach
Ohio House works a plan on highway program funding after hearings on fees and taxation. Lawmakers debate a one cent to four cent per gallon gas tax and truck taxes, aiming for about 40 million dollars yearly for road construction.
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General Assembly
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