Eisenhower seeks Congress ok for 34 nation trade unit
President Eisenhower asks Congress for approval of a proposed 34 nation World Trade Organization to oversee reciprocal deals and curb violations. The plan, tied to a broad review of international commerce, would act as a general forum for trade issues and enforcement, with Senator Watkins defending the pace of refugee-related actions and State Department officials facing scrutiny. The group would not yet have an enforcement agency, and President Eisenhower plans a social meeting with Senator George to discuss the matter.
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Ional
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Watkins
Utah
Senate
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Secretary of State
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Augusta
James C. Hagerty
White House
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Organization
Formosa
al Eisenhower
Organization For ‘Trade Cor
Geneva
Girl Robbed Of Memory: Community Dance Aids Shirley Ferrell
COLUMBUS UP A school age accident five months ago robbed Shirley Ferrell of her memory but neighbors and friends hold a dance for the one year old girl to help her future. Jerry Martin recalls past dances while Shirley lies in coma after the November 23 accident.
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Columbus
Shirley Ferrell
Jerry Martin
Jerry
Shirley
Vinton County Records Third Traffic Death in Week
Arthur E. Martin, 19, of McArthur, died after a Route 73 crash near Hamden. He succumbed at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus after surgery for a brain blood clot. Three others injured when the car left the highway. Albert W. Morgan moved to Columbus hospital as his condition worsened.
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Carcrain
Vinton County
Arthur E.” Martin
McArthur
Hamden
Martin
Mount Carmel
Columbus
Albert W. Morgan
Chilli Tothe
Columbus Hospital
Forget Fees Asked Of Salk Inoculators
Chicago physician Dr. Joseph R. Guttman 52 urged doctors to forget their fee concept for administering the Salk polio vaccine. He offered to inoculate several hundred pupils at a school without charge as a civic act not charity.
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Chicago
Joseph R. Guttman
Democratic Digest Shows Dems Fear Ike 1956 Run
The Democratic Digest accuses Eisenhower of political bluffing in foreign policy and cites tax, farm, Taft-Hartley, and power issues as echoes of 1948 while noting new topics like the Dixie-Yates power contract, school aid, and highway programs. Bridges says Republicans doubt Ike will run and predicts he will seek a second term.
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Senator Bridges
Hower
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Democratic Digest
Democratic National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
Dix. Yates
Plans to End Race Segregation Perplex Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighs how to frame decrees ending school segregation. Solicitor General Sobeloff argues for clear, feasible steps and swift action within local conditions, while Southern states push for discretion. Justices probe whether decrees apply to the five cases or all districts and whether a fixed national deadline is needed.
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Simon E. Sobeloff
Fouo
Sobelott
Sobeloff
Sobeloft
High Court
da Sobeloft
Salk Survey Is Ordered For Fairness
AUGUSTA Ga UP Pred dent Eisenhower ordered a federal survey to ensure fair distribution of the Jonas Salk polio vaccine. He instructed Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby secretary of health and welfare to supervise a voluntary approach with medical officers in federal agencies consulted in Washington.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Oveta Culpobi
Secretary of Health ‘and Welfare
Jonas Salk
Russia
Hagerty
International disarmament is possible says Toledo Blade editor
Grove Patterson, editor in chief of the Toledo Blade, told Columbus reporters that unpredictable Russians may eventually accept some disarmament. He argued that arms production raises costs for Russia and that the Russian people will tire of the economic burden, eventually influencing Soviet policy. Patterson noted he has visited the Soviet Union three times and spoke at a United World Federation dinner.
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Toledo Blade
Grove Patterson
Patterson
Columbus
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Columbus Patterson
Soviet Union
Negotiators at GM Ford and UAW eye guaranteed annual wage plan
Seven key negotiators from General Motors Ford and the UAW CIO meet in early talks on a guaranteed annual wage plan that could affect millions in auto and oil sectors. Names include Joan Bue Mel Lindquist Harry Anderson Louis Yeaton Ken Bannon and Walter Res with London and Washington observers noting stalled French proposals and a complex power balance amid rising postwar recovery. Meanwhile Southeast floods worsen with record rain. Mobile totals exceed 13 inches as Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana face damage deaths and travel disruptions.
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General Motors
Ford
CHO United Auto Workers
Stags
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Mel Lindquist
Harry Anderson
Louis G. Yeaton
Gat
Walter Res
London
United Her
John W. Litton
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Britain
Ken Bannon
Uaw-Cio
Havin Union
Germany
Atlantic States
France
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Nebraska
Saar
Texas
Carty Bay
Frese
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mobile
Ala
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher on royal applause
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher scored tight competition as Queen Elizabeth II applauded their singing at a variety show. The Queen’s reaction suggested she would not interfere with Reynolds’s career. Duke of Edinburgh attended, staying silent on the couple’s plans. A separate obituary notes Lucien Burkrt, 39, of Lewisville, died after an overturn on a farm near Woodfield.
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Elizabeth II
Debbie Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Fisher
Duke of Edinburgh
Man Woodsfield
Lucien Burkrt
Lewisville
Mairoout Prices Rise Canton Barbers Raise Haircut Fee
Barbers in Canton boosted the price of a haircut to 1.50 dollars. The increase followed a broader trend with the AFL unionized barbers adopting the higher rate in Cleveland months earlier and spreading recently to other major cities.
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Canton
AFL
Cleveland
Henderson man admits killings tied to burglaries
A 220 pound asbestos worker in Henderson Kentucky confessed to binding and shooting two men and a woman during burglaries. He described forcing kneeling victims and firing headshots, linking the Kentucky trio to earlier Indiana slayings. Investigators note his vague account and ongoing probes into motive and accomplices.
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Henderson
Charles | Young
Leslie Irvin
Branavile
Ind
Irvin
Cape Silard Fisher
Madea
Hilings
Tiple
Kentucky
Westey W. Kerr
Young
Raymond Duncan
Goebel Duncan
Doris May Duncan
Indiana
Wilhelmina Sailnumber
Parks Derson County
Tnly
House Favors Electing Nine Member State Board
In Columbus AP report the Ohio House backs a plan to elect nine of eleven state school board members, a compromise amid intense debate. A hybrid board with some elected and some appointed members was narrowly rejected, leaving passage uncertain as a final adjournment nears.
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Fa State Board of Education
Bly
Ohio
Sea Eae
Rere Aracen Sens
Senate
Repubican
Frank J. Lauiche
Sime
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J. General Assembly
Ohio Senate OKs four year terms for senators
The Ohio Senate adopted a proposal to extend terms to four years for senators. Lawmakers argued voters in 1963 rejected four-year terms for the General Assembly as a whole but not for senators. The measure now goes to the governor for approval or veto.
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Solons OK
Columbus
Ohio Senate
General Assembly
Second Man Stands Trial For Murder Report
A second man faces murder trial in the same courtroom as the case linked to Arch Fetal and the Patterson and Ferrell investigations. Lawyers seek a continuance amid public opinion worries, while a former sheriff's deputy received a life sentence in a related March ruling.
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Phente “Iy
A. L. Patterson
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Ile Oficial 10
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Ferrell
J. Russell Sasa
Uke Puller
Meen
Neere Worrell
Alabama
Striking Convicts Demand 3rd Meal at Huntsville Prison
A knot of Texas highest convicts at Huntsville staged a two day protest over meals, with guards offering only two meals to those outside the work area while inmates in work assignments receive three. By dawn about 12 to 30 convicts remained on their feet in the two exercise yards, with 52 in the yards overall and 34 in separate blocks. Some paced or trotted to show resolve, others slept under makeshift blankets on concrete decks. No hostages were reported.
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Tex
Texas
Newlay
Gro
Farm Power Ad Promises Profits With Quick Classified Help
A Messenger Classifieds notice claims power farming boosts profits and urges buyers and sellers of farm reeds to call 31242 before 9 AM for same day ad placement.
Court Denies Damages To Athens County Couple
An Athens County couple claiming a Route 50 road improvement blocked traffic past their filling station near Guysville were denied damages yesterday in court. The ruling ends their bid for compensation over alleged losses from the project.
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Athens
Athens County
Guysville
Ohio mother of year helped send six kids to college
Mrs Clara Bode of New Knoxville named Ohio mother of the year by American Mothers. She and her husband operated a gas station and supported six children plus ten grandchildren. The honor comes as a surprise to the 41-year teaching veteran who taught in New Knox schools from 1943. The foundation notes her dedication and family involvement.
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Harley
Lenora Merritt
Clara Bixler Bode
J. E. Ziebarth
Carl
Testaurant
Te College
New York
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Ting
Bode
Yihildren
Orous
Lergyman
Point Pleasant
Knoxville
S.A. Simmons
Mohr-Arnett
Fand
Spencer
American Mothers Comithe Funeral
Mitten
The
Golden Rale
Dation
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
White
Sara Ienaa
Ville
Lyx
Institute of the, Ohio Gallipolis
University College of Age
Glouster
Hode
New Knox Nelsonville
Ville Public
U S Plans Global Sharing Of Salk Data Amid Trade Curbs
The United States will distribute data on the Salk polio vaccine as a humanitarian gesture to nations worldwide, including those behind the Iron Curtain. State and Commerce officials warned exports are restricted and only copies of the report will be sent. domestic demand may not be fully met before 1967 while Congress weighs allocation controls and price/coverage adjustments.
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of State
Dulles
Commerce Department
Zestenday
Pie State Department
Ulles
Poland
Tula
China
Informa
Congress
Governent
Morse
D-Ore
America
Hill
D-Ala
White House
Priest
House Commerce Committee
New York
Donal Foundation
Jonas E. Salk
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Chicago
Timnois
Chicasgon
Micheal “Meese Research
Albert Wolf
Reese Group
Newport News
Warwick
Newport News Medical ‘Society
Mathera
Elder
Columbus Legislature Hears Bills on Public Utility Rates
The House Judiciary Committee heard bills related to the law on which utility rate bases are based. All bills were sent to a subcommittee amid indications nothing would be done this session.
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Columbus
House Judiciary Committee
Mrs Marty Child Care Incident Ties To Local Singer
A woman who baby sat yesterday for her daughter Mrs John L Marty a professional singer who performed a concert in Sycamore Ohio was involved in an incident prompting local interest.
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John L. Marty
Sycamore
Ohio
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