Reuther Victory Seen Sure At UAW Convention
In Atlantic City Walter P. Reuther is poised for re election amid a sweeping victory by his faction over a minority led by Carl Stellato The Stellato group had urged earmarking dues for a strike fund and backing a larger AFL C IO pool The convention saw firm control by Reuther who warned delegates against booing as the union details were debated
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N.J
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Carl Stellato
Ford Rouge
Detroit
Stellato
UAW
Afl-Cio
Emil Mazey
Britain urges U N to retable Suez dispute at Security Council
Washington reports Britain and several Allies want the United States to push the Suez crisis back to the United Nations Security Council. U S Ambassador Hare met Egyptian Foreign Minister Fawzi in Cairo after talks stalled on Egypt’s plan to run the canal with Egyptian control and tolls. The United States seeks changes to protect user nation shipping and wants Egypt to adopt six Security Council principles to insulate canal operations from political influence.
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Washington
Britain
United States
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Raymond A. Hare
Cairo
Mahmoud Fawzi
Security Council
Reds Expel U S Officer From Hungary
Budapest reports say Hungary expelled Capt. Thomas R. Gleason, U S assistant military attaché, after a photo incident. A U S liaison spokesman said charges were not espionage and largely inaccurate. Gleason, from Urbana Illinois, and Col. James C. Todd were detained for over five hours while accused of photographing a Russian-occupied barracks.
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Budapest
Thomas R. Gleason
U.S
U. S
Legation
Gleason
Montclair Rd
Urbana
Ill
James C. Todd
Tulsa
Okla
Senate approves Pentagon leadership reshuffle in shift
The Senate confirmed a series of top Pentagon postings including Don ald A Quarles as deputy secretary of defense Gen Nathan F Twining to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff James H Douglas to head the Air Force Gen Thomas D White to be Air Force chief of staff Adm Arleigh A Burke reappointed as chief of naval operations Fred A Bantz named assistant secretary of the Navy with timing in mid August for several changes and replacements outlining a major Defense Department reorganization.
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Senate
Pentagon
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
Quarles
Eisenhower
Defense Secretariat
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
James H. Douglas
Illinois
Thomas D. White
Gen. Twining
Arleigh A. Burke
Fred A. Bantz
New York
Raymond Fogler
Navy
Two Couples Agree to Amicable Wife Swap and Custody Plan
In Millbrae California two husbands Martin Brooks and Frank E Schwartz say their wives Jean and Betty traveled to Reno to obtain divorces. The men, ages 35 and 38, plan to swap partners and move to new residences while keeping the children in each home.
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San Francisco
Millbrae
Martin Brooks
Frank E. Schwartz
Reno
Brooks
Jean Schwartz
Schwartz
Betty Brooks
Brookses
Schwartzes
Strom New Champ Tops Quiz Winnings With 160000
New York, a 10 year old Bronx student, Robert Strom, became the new single program money winner on The $64,000 Question by earning 160000. He surpassed Theodore Nadler of St Louis who had 152000 before Strom’s victory.
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New York
Robert Strom
Theodore Nadler
St. Louis
Nadler
Strom
Cbs-Tv
Leonard Ross
California
Ohio River flood crest eases as rains slow
The Ohio River, raised by spring rains, slows toward crest with east of Cincinnati under water in spots. East Liverpool expects a crest 26 feet 6 inches. Cincinnati foresees 52 feet, with no new rain likely to alter the schedule. pumps active in Portsmouth.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
West Virginia
Kentucky
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
Ohio Legislature Near Adjourning After Money Bill
Ohio lawmakers move toward adjournment as the House prepares to approve a 1.151 billion dollar two year appropriations bill for state government with the Senate likely to act by mid May. The Senate also passed rules for distributing bond money to overcrowded school districts from a 150 million bond issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Highway Department
O'Neill
Russia protests canal handling labeled propaganda
Washington officials labeled Moscow's protest over Soviet ships passing the Panama Canal as propaganda. The note claims discriminatory inspections and long detentions, while State Department links the protest to Middle East tensions. Canal officials say ship measurements determined tolls and safety inspections ensured transit without damage.
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State Department
Panama Canal
Moscow Radio
London
Canal
Moscow
Suez Canal
Middle East
Panama Canal Co
Budget Cuts Pass One Billion As House Appropriations Climb
Washington House budget cutters moved past the billion dollar mark with the seventh annual appropriation bill, raising the aggregate to 1 039 325 740. The Commerce Department and related agencies receive 653 685 060, with the bill mostly mirroring Appropriations Committee plans and trimming 68 950 076 from the President’s request.
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Washington
House
Senate
Commerce Department
Appropriations Committee
Four Bracamontez Children Die in Safford Movie Run
In Safford Arizona a car crashing into the Bracamontez family as they walked to a movie killed four youngsters. Antonio Olivas age 63 is booked on negligent homicide and DUI charges and for driving without a license. Deputy Lee Palmer reports no license on Olivas.
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Safford, Ariz
Bracamontez
Antonio Olivas
Safford
Lee Palmer
Olivas
Statewide Standard Time plan debated in Ohio Senate
Ohio state senator Ed Witmer argues for a constitutional amendment granting the Legislature the sole authority to fix a statewide standard time. The measure seeks uniform time across the state, with Witmer saying any standard is acceptable.
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Columbus
Ed Witmer
D-Stark
Ohio bill would allow sale of unclaimed dogs for research
The House Health Committee in Columbus recommended enactment of a bill allowing dog pounds to sell unclaimed dogs to non profit medical teaching or research institutions certified by the Ohio Public Health Council. The measure, amended after humane society objections, passed 9-4 after earlier testimony.
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Columbus
House Health Committee
Harold Oyster
Washington
Humane Societies
Ohio Public Health Council
Five Day Forecast Ahead of Weekend Weather Update
Temperatures will run 3 to 7 degrees below normal with highs from 56 to 63 and lows 36 to 41. Colder Friday, slight warm-up Saturday or Sunday, then turning colder Monday. Showers Thursday and Friday, with another near Monday and possible snow flurries near Lake Erie. Total rainfall around 0.4 to 0.7 inches.
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Lake Erie
Ireland envoy named by Eisenhower to Ireland
President Eisenhower on Tuesday nominated Scott McLeod the State Department security chief to be ambassador to Ireland He would replace William Howard Taft III McLeod is named to lead the post in Dublin.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Scott McLeod
State Department Security
Ireland
William Howard Taft III
Syrian Parliament hears warning from Premier Assali
Damascus government says forces of aggression plotting to attack Syria with Britain and France named as aggressors. Fakher Kayali lists Britain and France as the alleged offending powers amid regional tensions.
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Damascus
Syria
Sabri Assali
Fakher Kayali
Baker Commission Reviews Six Day Week Plan
Ohio's Commission on Education Beyond High School led by Dr. John C. Baker discusses a six day week as a potential response to a projected student surge by 1970. The group will refine plans on extended facilities, salaries, admissions, student aid, and teacher training under Gov. O'Neill's appointment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Commission On Education
John C. Baker
Ohio University At
Athens
Baker
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Education Board Warns of Dramatic Action Over Funding
Ohio State Board of Education members vow to press for more state education funding, even using radio and television campaigns. They seek 800 000 to 1 million dollars restored to personnel budgets as salary levels rise, with county superintendents averaging 53.9 percent above 1950-51 and teachers at about 4417 dollars annually.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Ohio
Frank Siedel
Cleveland
Glenn A. Rich
Rich
Dogs Good Deed Proves Sad Indeed Until He's Freed
In Kansas City Kansas Sir Reginald the 10 year old cocker spaniel was found with a rubber band around his jaw. Mrs Humphrey freed him at the vet after identifying the object. The dog recovered quickly.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sir Reginald
Norman Humphreys
Strong Pacific quake logged by Boston College seismograph
Weston Massachusetts report notes a very strong earthquake detected by the Boston College seismograph station at 6 39 16 EST in the Pacific region today.
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Weston
Mass
Boston College
Pacific
Lost and Found Ad Invite in Messenger Classifieds
A prompt call to place a Lost ad in Messenger Classifieds. It urges readers to list lost items such as a dog wallet or parakeet to reach more people quickly and asks for contact if found. Simple instructions emphasize ease of placement.
Change Made In Testimony In Redmon Murder Trial
Mrs. Johnetta Clark recants part of her earlier testimony claiming Arthur Lee Redman threatened her. She says she was mixed up when first telling the jury, while the rest of her testimony stands. Redman faces first degree murder charges over a November apartment fire that killed eight, including two of Clark's children.
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Cincinnati
Johnetta Clark
Arthur Lee Redman
Clark
Redmon
Superintendent Backs Police Power Plan
Fred Moritz the 52 year old new Ohio Highway Patrol superintendent says he supports a proposed law giving the patrol full police power. He told newsmen after his appointment that he definitely favors the measure and believes they should have authority to carry out assignments on certain tasks.
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Columbus
Fred
Fritz) Moritz
Ohio Highway Patrol
Moritz
Ike Praises Britain's Nerve in New Look at Military
President Eisenhower praised Great Britain's courage in streamlining its military program and taking a new look at defense. He noted NATO concerns but stressed Britain has faced economic strains and that the issue was discussed with Prime Minister Macmillan in Bermuda. He also said White House pressure may clash with Congress though he accepts honest criticism.
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Eisenhower
Great Britain
Britain
NATO
Macmillan
Bermuda
White House
Congress
Fisenhower
GOP Runs To Rescue Post Office
Postmaster General Summerfield gains Republican backing for 47 million dollars in extra postal funding as Democrats oppose. Summerfield warns of drastic service cuts starting Saturday if Congress withholds the money. Rep. Cannon asserts Congress will not be stampeded and accuses overstaffing. Rep. Porter calls for Summerfield to resign amid funding dispute.
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Summerfield
Congress
Rep
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D-Mo
House
Porter
D-Ore
Martin
Mass
GOP
House Policy Committee
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Chamber
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
McCarthy Wife Declines White House Luncheon Invite
Mrs. Jos eph McCarthy, wife of Wisconsin senator Joseph McCarthy, says she would not have attended a White House spring luncheon hosted by Mrs. Eisenhower. She claims no formal invitation reached her and that only an oral call to McCarthy's office arrived too late to respond.
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Washington
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
White House
Senator McCarthy
Congress
Eisenhower
McCarthy
New Mexico Elects Democrat to House
Lt. Gov. Joseph M. Montoya 41 won New Mexico's second U S House seat Tuesday with a margin of about 7000 votes over Republican State Rep. Thomas Bolack of Farmington.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
U. S
House of Representatives
Montoya
Thomas Bolack
Farmington
Bingo shut down in Middletown under state order
Police in Middletown ordered all bingo games to end immediately. Chief Joseph Blackmore said groups notified have agreed to cooperate and that the shutdown comes on orders from Governor C William ONeill.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Blackmore
C. William O'Neill
Marine Court Sentences Conroy to Dishonorable Dismissal
First Lt. William D. Conroy of Richmond Hill Queens is sentenced by a seven man general court martial to dishonorable dismissal from the Marine Corps for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The March 13 assault on Pvt. David L. Porter sparked the case. Review by Brig. Gen. Wallace M. Greene and the naval judge advocate general can reduce the sentence. Conroy remains on active duty during review as part of ongoing maltreatment cases linked to a fatal disciplinary march into a tidal creek last year.
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Parris Island
S. C
William D. Conroy
Marine Corps
Conroy
David L. Porter
Wallace M. Greene
Naval
Naval Judge Advocate General
Richmond Hill
Queens
N. Y
Pvt
Sobles Plead Guilty To Conspiracy Charge
New York couple Jack Soble and Myra Soble pleaded guilty to conspiring with Russian nationals to obtain documents and other material related to U S defense. The plea carries a maximum ten year term, with possible death penalty exposure on a greater charge.
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New York
Jack Soble
Myra
U.S
Dallas Tornado Spurs Storm Control Studies
The Dallas tornado of April 2 was seen by up to 100000 people, documented as the most observed and best recorded. Weather Bureau researchers say the event may answer questions on tornado formation and control and challenge old theories about debris flow and funnel structure. The 21 mile path lasted 40 minutes, killed 10 and injured about 200 with damages up to four million dollars.
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Dallas
Weather Bureau
Robert G. Beebe
Kansas City
P. H. Kutschenreuter
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Beebe
Kutschenreuter
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