Ohio Democrats speed up gubernatorial campaign
Democratic candidates in Ohio press their campaigns ahead of the May 6 primary. Michael DiSalle urges use of state facilities to curb juvenile delinquency and bolster foster care. Albert Porter calls for water aid and criticizes a right to work plan. Maynard Sensenbrenner assails Gov ONeill’s leadership while Celebrezze backs action on highways and union rights.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michael V. Disalle
Jackson
DiSalle
Toledo
Portsmouth
Columbus
Albert Porter
Cuyahoga County
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
Porter
Cancer Cure Work on Mice Could Save Humans
Houston researchers describe a two step approach using lethal doses of drugs or radiation to kill cancer in mice, followed by bone marrow therapy as antidote. Dr. John J. Trentin and Dr. Arthur Kirschblaum report success in mice, aiming to test eventual human application at Baylor and MD Anderson.
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Tex
John J. Trentin
Baylor University Medical School
Arthur Kirschblaum
Baylor
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital
American Cancer Society
Foreign Aid Faces Few Deep Cuts in Congress
Two House Foreign Affairs leaders predict the foreign aid bill will be reduced but not deeply. President Eisenhower seeks 5.94 billion dollars for the coming year, only modestly above last year. Possible amendments include blocking aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and halting arms shipments to Latin dictators.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
D-Pa
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Havana uprising collapses as police fire on rebels
In Havana police shot on sight during a roundup of rebels who backed a strike against Batista. The 22 hour outbreak failed to draw more than a few hundred, with at least 29 rebels dead and two policemen killed as authorities move to restore order after Castro's call for total war.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Casto
Batista
Castro
Turner Letters Hint Disinterest in Stompanato Love
AP reports Lana Turner showed possible cooling of affection for Johnny Stompanato months before his death. New Europe letters to the underworld bodyguard include passionate lines plus lines urging solitude. Police investigate burglary at Stompanato’s apartment as Cohen implies he supplied the letters.
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Los Angeles
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Miss Steel
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Europe
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Ill
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Herald-Express
Veteran producer Sol Wurtzel dead at 67
Hollywood mourns Sol M. Wurtzel veteran film producer who helped launch stars including Tom Mix Will Rogers and Shirley Temple He died at age 67.
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Hollywood
Sol M. Wurtzel
Tom Mix
Will Rogers
Shirley Temple
Lost Item Help Through Messenger Classified Ad
A brief note explains using a Messenger Classified Lost ad to quickly reach many people. It urges listing a lost item such as a dog wallet or parakeet and asks finders to call the owner, highlighting ease and broad reach.
CBS rejects local mediator in nationwide CBS strike
CBS tentatively refused a city mediator's offer to end a nationwide strike by 1300 IBEW members, saying the action is national and not local. The network remains on air with most TV programs and substitutes film dramas for two live shows. Harold Felix offered mediation to CBS and Local 1212. CBS cited awaiting federal mediation and union headquarters action.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Climax
Playhouse 90
Harold A. Felix
Washington, D.C
Bill Carrithers Resigns GAHS Coaching Job
Gallia Academy High School coach and athletic director Bill Carrithers resigns this morning after three seasons. He previously led the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League basketball champions in his first year and also coached baseball. He aims to work on a master’s degree at Morehead this summer in teaching administration and plans to continue coaching.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Bill Carrithers
Carrithers
Morehead
Size factor prompts school mergers for adequacy
Iowa educator Ralph C. Morris told the International Council for Exceptional Children that the typical public school is too small to meet needs, urging districts to combine to reach about 1,200 pupils and 40 teachers. He argues 10 to 15 percent of youth require specialized services and a 1,200-student school should include a guidance counselor. A fellow educator noted one in 200 pupils is epileptic and deserves proper access to public education.
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Kansas City
Iowa
Ralph C. Morris
Des Moines
Polk County
Morris
International Council For Exceptional Children
C. A. Christopher
Youngstown
Ohio
Judge Delay S fine Payment For 2 Amish
Two Amish fathers faced $500 fines each in Norwalk Juvenile Court for contempt after failing to bring their sons to a child neglect hearing. Judge Don Young delayed payment pending an appeal, while Emmanuel Slabaugh’s case was continued.
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Young
Eaton Hosts Menshikov
Russia's new ambassador to the United States Mikhail Menshikov will visit Cleveland next weekend as guest of Cyrus S. Eaton. He will stay at Eaton's Acadia Farms in Northfield during the stay.
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Mikhail Menshikov
Russia
United States
Cyrus S. Eaton
Eaton
Acadia Farms
Northfield
Most Lonesome Soldier Died at 68 in Pennsylvania
Dode Cunningham of Ruff Creek president a World War I figure nicknamed the worlds most lonesome soldier died at 68 in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. A reporter gave him the nickname after noting he never appeared in mail call as a member of Company M 300th Infantry Regiment. A national letter writing campaign followed.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Dode Cunningham
Ruff Creek
Chillicothe
Ohio
Niek
Three Lines Great Airmen Return to Lockbourne
A rainstorm greeted about 500 airmen of the 321st Air Refueling Squadron as they arrived at Lockbourne Air Force Base from Goose Bay Labrador after a winter training stint. Families waited with children as men disembarked and queued for leave papers and pay in a crowded arrival.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Labrador
321St Air Refueling
26Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Goose Bay
Senator Kerr Scott Reported Recovering
North Carolina Senator W Kerr Scott is reported showing signs of recovery from a heart attack after a coronary thrombosis Wednesday while he and Mrs Scott were renewing drivers licenses in Burlington North Carolina The 62 year old Democrat underwent treatment and is expected to recover fully according to physicians at a local hospital
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N. C
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Life Science Unit Completion Booms At Hocking School
Athletes and intramural participants celebrate a life science unit completion at Hocking School. The report notes strong turnout from Athens CC High School and nearby districts as students showcase projects from Chauncey Logan to Nelsonville.
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Campy
Athens CC High
KENT
Athens
Glouster
Chauncey Logan Comics
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Plane Hijack Attempt Foiled Over Korea
South Korean air force transport crew overpowered a hijacker during a flight to Pyongtaek. The radioman was killed, the pilot and engineer seriously wounded, and the copilot landed the C46 in South Korea. The assailant, identified as Choi of North Pyongyang province, was arrested. The incident follows a February North Korean hijacking of a civilian airliner.
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Korea
South Korea
Pyongtaik
North Korea
AIR Force
Choi
Pyongyang
Cincinnati Enquirer marks 118th year of publication
The Cincinnati Enquirer, nicknamed The Old Lady of Vine Street, begins its 118th year of publication as the newspaper continues daily editions from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Old Lady of
Vine Street
Hive of Six Children Perish as Home Burns
Five children under seven died in a Cleveland house fire today. Barbara Ann Roger Lee Rickie Bobby and Mickie Hicks perished. Christine Hicks survived, police reported. The victims were the children of Arthur and Mrs Hicks.
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Cleveland
Barbara Ann
Roger Lee
Rickie
Bobby
Mickie
Arthur Hicks
Christine
Wacs to Present Gift Outfit General at Fort Blackmore
Fort Blackmore Va. The 111 year old Civil War veteran General John Salling will receive a gift uniform from five Women�s Army Corps members at Fort Myer. The replica summerweight Confederate general’s uniform was created after Salling complained his wool outfit was too hot. WAC volunteers gathered funds from 150 base members to order the new dress.
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Fort Blackmore
Women’s Army Corps
John Salling
Salling
Ft. Myer
WAC
Wacs
County Roads To Receive Face Lifting
Ohio counties will get about two million dollars in new federal road improvement funds for county roads. Gov. O'Neill urged scheduling with the Department of Highways by May to qualify. Projects must be under contract before December and finished by 1959, with each county contributing roughly 14.2 percent of costs based on motor vehicle registrations.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Department of Highways
Bart Benedict Assigned to Belpre Foil Processing
Ravenswood West Virginia Kaiser Aluminum official Bart Benedict, public relations manager, receives responsibility for the Belpre Ohio foil processing operation.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Bart Benedict
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Ravenswood Works
Belpre
Ohio
West Virginia Ohio Weather Update Rain and Cool Front
Weather report notes rain and cool conditions in West Virginia with lows near 46 and showers into Friday. Ohio foresees light rain and cool air with lows around 40 to 44 and Friday high near 45 to 50. Further regional conditions not specified.
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