Democrats Outvote GOP in Illinois Kennedy Speaks
Democratic shifts critique the Eisenhower admin as Kennedy bites in Florida and Stevenson rails at leadership. Nixon trails in Illinois while Kerner and Douglas seek renomination as Witwer leads GOP Senate field. Humphrey warns Kennedy hedges West Virginia race impact.
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Minnesota
L S Launches Successful Satellite To Aid Navigation
The United States launched a navigation satellite into orbit from Cape Canaveral at 7 03 a m. Transit 1B tests aim to improve missile guidance and map the earth’s shape with signals from orbit.
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Las Cruces
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Chou En Lai Starts Asian Tour To Mend Regional Ties
Premier Chou En-lai began a three nation tour visiting Burma India and Nepal to ease border disputes and tensions over Tibet. In New Delhi he will meet with Indian Prime Minister Nehru to discuss the Himalayan border stretch and regional friction.
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Middleport Sewage Case Delayed. Plans For River Plant Expected
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board continued the Middleport Meigs County case to June. Middleport Council president John W. Zerkle said a $250 000 to $350 000 sewage treatment plant for discharges into the Ohio River should be ready by May. Construction could start this year with completion targeted for next year.
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Ohio River
82-Year-Old Writer Otto Garr Tague Buried Friday
Cincinnati funeral services are planned Friday for Otto Garr Tague 82 who died Tuesday of cancer. Tague started an editorial page column in the Cincinnati Enquirer with letters to the editor and previously wrote for The Messenger. His column was titled Wake Up, Americans.
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Otto Garr Tague
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tague
The
Messenger
Castro Aide Controls Schools In Cuba Report
U S foreign analyst details how Carlos Magan Cubela directs student unions to indoctrinate youth with anti U S sentiment under Castro. New textbooks push hate against the United States while barracks are repurposed as schools. Castro expands arms spending as agriculture faces a crisis.
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Rolando Cabela
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Castro
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Oriente
Batista
Where Are You Going Highway Survey Continues
Ohio's Highway Department runs a continuation of its origin and destination survey from 1935. With spring to mid November best for travel, 60 plus student interviewers will collect data on trip starts and ends to guide road planning up to 20 years ahead.
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Ohio
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Planning Survey Bureau
Confession sparks inquest demand over actor’s son death
Beverly Radland, 17, admitted lying about a boyfriend’s death in her bedroom, triggering calls for an inquest. Police say William Stanciu’s death was accidental after she revised her story to say she held the revolver during a struggle. Stanciu died on his 21st birthday days after the Saturday shooting. Beverly, a nightclub singer, broke down on a polygraph and remains in Juvenile Hall.
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William Stanciu
Errol Flynn
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Hollywood
Juvenile Hall
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Shirley Maxwell
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Jim Page
Two Ohio U Students Die In Easter Vacation Crash
Two Ohio University freshmen, Robert W. Clayton of Dayton and Robert O. Brown of Cincinnati, died in a nighttime auto crash near Dayton while en route from Athens. Lillian C. Millonig of Kettering and her passenger sustained minor injuries as the second car pulled onto Ohio 48. Both deceased were Johnson Hall residents and registered in University College.
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Robert O. Brown
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Tear Gas Ends 30 Hour Siege in Virginia
In Pulaski, 18 year old Harless Harding Jackie Jennings, who held his sister in law hostage, surrendered after tear gas forced him from a bungalow. He was taken to a Marion state hospital. The 16 year old wife Sandra Jennings called for help and stability. Barbara Butts remained unharmed.
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Delegate Cannot Run Twice Court Decides
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that two Thomas Burkes could not run as delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Cleveland's 23rd District. The decision left former U S Senator Thomas A Burke on ballots as a Democratic delegate candidate in a slate pledged to Governor Michael V DiSalle as favorite son.
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Warren R. Cox Ohio's first radio broadcaster dies
Warren R. Cox, Ohio's pioneering radio broadcaster and founder of the nation’s fifth station, died Tuesday. He helped shape early broadcasting in Oberlin and beyond.
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Warren R. Cox
Ohio
Western Powers Confer Over Berlin and Disarmament Pre Summit
Western foreign ministers at a three day pre summit meeting in Washington discuss Germany Berlin and disarmament ahead of the May Paris summit with Eisenhower Khrushchev and British French leaders. Secretary Herter backs fresh German peace talks instead of re offering concessions. They warn Moscow against force and favor disarmament as the first summit topic.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Police Seize Kidnapper Of Peugeot Grandson
Paris police hunt a dark haired man who snatched 4 year old Eric Peugeot, grandson of Jean Pierre Peugeot, dropping a ransom note and warning that police should not be warned. The note threatens death if demands are not met and a caller demanded the ransom just before midnight.
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Paris
Jean - Pierre Peugeot
Eric Peugeot
DiSalle backs state claims over heirs in estate care
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said the state should be preferred over heirs when collecting from the estate of a person who has received state care. The Columbus remark emphasized state responsibilities in recovery of costs.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Alvis condemns Ohio death penalty after 53 executions
Ralph W. Alvis, former warden of the Ohio Penitentiary who witnessed 53 executions over 12 years, told the Legislative Service Commission that the death penalty in Ohio “serves no earthly good.”
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Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Legislative Service Commission
Ohio
Past Rotary Head Dies
Edward Roberts Johnson age 77 former president of Rotary International and a director of the Norfolk and Western Railroad since 1936 died Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Edward Roberts Johnson
Rotary International
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Harvard Professor John Black Dies at 72
Harvard University economist and agricultural economics pioneer John B. Black, 72, renowned professor, passed away Tuesday in Boston. His career shaped global development policy and scholarly work.
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Boston
John B. Black
Harvard University
Jet Bomber Flies 10,800 Mile North Pole Mission
An Air Force B52G bomber flew 10,800 miles nonstop to the North Pole and back in 22 hours as a prelude to launching a Hound Dog missile. The missile was fired into the Atlantic, described as the longest bomber flight carrying the air-to-ground weapon.
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Fla
North Pole
Atlantic
Wisconsin Boxer Charlie Mohr In Critical Condition
University of Wisconsin boxer Charlie Mohr remained unconscious and between life and death after suffering a brain hemorrhage shortly following his NCAA tournament bout. He has been in a coma since the fight.
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Wis
Charlie Mohr Jr
University of Wisconsin
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