Quiet Ohio University demonstration ends with arrests
Students at Ohio University staged a six hour spontaneous demonstration that caused little physical damage yet led to more than twenty arrests. Police praised the calm conduct amid the disturbance with auxiliary and state patrol support. Seventeen students remained in the city jail with additional hearings slated for Tuesday on disorderly conduct and traffic violation charges.
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Court St
Ohio University
Dick Ackerman
Humphrey calls Soviet tests dirtiest radioactivity ever seen
Senate Disarmament subcommittee chair Humphrey says the recent Soviet nuclear tests produced the dirtiest radioactive debris ever seen and notes a Danish report of a possible accident causing a halt in testing. He cites fallout reaching the United States, Scandinavia, northern Europe, and Japan.
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Washington
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
Clase Vefranimeni
Atomic Energy Commission
Denmark
Berlingske Tidende
Copenhagen
Moscow
Humphrey
Senate
Socialist Labor Party Nominates Ohio Ticket
The Socialist Labor Party at its Ohio state convention in Akron nominated Bernard M. Presser, 29, a Cleveland machinist, for governor. DeWitt C. Morrill, 76, of Columbus, was named lieutenant governor, and Albert Mitch, 28, of Wickliffe, was chosen for United States Senator with a write-in campaign planned.
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Akron
Socialist Labor Party
Bernard M. Presser
Cleveland
Ohio
DeWitt C. Morrill
Columbus
Albert Mitch
Wickliffe
United States
Going Places You Need Money for Expenses
A Messenger Want Ad offers a simple way to earn extra cash by selling furniture and lawn equipment you no longer use to help cover expenses.
Gaillard Faces Assembly Storm Over Tunisian Plan
Premier Felix Gaillard confronts a stern debate in the National Assembly over his acceptance of a U S British good offices plan to settle the Tunisian dispute. Rightists accuse him of yielding to U S pressure while the plan includes British American supervision of Tunisian airfields and direct talks to set a timetable for French troop withdrawal.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
France
National Assembly
Gaillard
Assembly
U. S
Eisenhower
Good Offices
United Nations
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
United States
Britain
Robert Murphy
Harold Beeley
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Auto Industry Talks Resume Across Major Automakers
Detroit reports the new labor contract talks begin this week for over 600000 workers. General Motors meets the International Electric Workers and the United Auto Workers, AMC returns to talks after rejecting UAW’s terms, and separate UAW teams resume with Ford and Chrysler.
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Detroit
General Motors
International Electric Workers
United Auto Workers
American Motors
Auto Union
AMC
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Ohio Heart Association and Cancer Conference Meet in Cincinnati
Physicians from across Ohio gather in Cincinnati for separate state meetings of the Ohio Heart Association and the Ohio Cancer Conference focusing on cardiovascular and cancer care advances.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Heart Association
Ohio Cancer Conference
APSO names Dyer Chillicothe Gazette editor president
The Associated Press Society of Ohio elected Howard C. Dyer managing editor of the Chillicothe Gazette as APSO president at its Spring meeting held in Columbus over the weekend.
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Columbus
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Howard C. Dyer
Chillicothe Gazette
APSO
Father Surrenders After Daughter’s Death From Leukemia
In Hyattsville Maryland Robert Backover 28 surrendered on a grand larceny charge after a $2300 shortage surfaced at his bowling alley job. His 6 year old daughter Paula Ann Backover died in a Washington hospital from leukemia days after he reunited with her from Los Angeles.
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Washington
Paula Ann Backover
Robert Backover
Los Angeles
Hyattsville
Paula Ann
Congress Finds Grass Roots Wary on Tax Cuts
An Associated Press survey of 172 lawmakers shows constituents fear unemployment and recession. About two in three favor a tax cut, but only 27 mentioned taxes. responses split on federal spending, with more wanting funds for growth and relief amid economic strain.
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Gress
Senate
House
Associated Press
Voters lean toward increased trade in indifference arena
A survey shows indifference among voters on trade expansion with about 242 to 1 in favor of increased trade among those surveyed. Other issues cited include the farm question international situation nuclear testing prices inflation foreign aid national security social security and reciprocal trade relations.
Truman proposes five billion tax cut and spurring spending
Former President Truman testifies before the House Banking Committee urging a five billion dollar tax cut for low and middle income taxpayers to counter the recession and a large rise in government spending. He cautions against letting recessions persist and favors offsetting tax cuts with debt service reductions and broad policy goals.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
House Banking and Currency Committee
Eisenhower
Truman
House Banking Committee
Congress
Sputnik II breaks apart and falls after long orbiting
Sputnik II, after looping the globe longer than expected, apparently disintegrated Sunday night and fell to earth. Smithsonian notes it burned over the West Indies and Brazil, with Denver Moonwatch confirming a final bright sighting. Dr. Fred Whipple explains the vehicle extended its flight by streamlined entry and tumbling behavior.
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Cambridge
Mass
Brazil
Denver
Colo
West Indies
Kenneth Steinmetz
Denver Moonwatch
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian
Whipple
Don Moore Wins Two APSO Photo Contest Prizes
Messenger Photographer Don Moore won first place in two APSO news photo contest categories. He topped features for papers under 50,000 circulation with a luncheon sandwich scene and took top honors in a series on a basketball coach’s bench expressions.
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Moore
Four Die In Largest Air Force Cargo Plane Crash
Four airmen were killed when a C133 cargo transport crashed after takeoff from Dover Air Force Base. It was the first fatal crash involving the nation’s largest airborne cargo carrier, put into service late last year.
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Georgetown
Del
Dover Air Force Base
Ohio Researcher Wins Zinc Institute Service Award
Kasimir Oganowski associated research director of Armco Steel Corp Middletown Ohio received the American Zinc Institute distinguished service award at the institute’s annual convention for his work on a new galvanizing process.
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ST Louis
Ohio
American Zinc Institute
Kasimir Oganowski
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Coventry Mock Accident Draws Realistic Rescue Interest
Coventry Civil Defense Council staged a head on automobile collision with eight actors as injured. A Providence rescue squad member and other motorists stopped to aid, impressed by the realism of the mock crash.
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Coventry
RK. 1
Coventry Civil Defense Council
Providence Rescue Squad
B&.p
Jet Tanker Aborts Long Distance Record Flight
Westover Mass. based four engine Stratojet tanker aborted its nonstop Yokota Japan to Madrid Spain attempt due to insufficient tail winds. After 7000 miles it turned back and landed at Westover 79 minutes later with seven crew and a civilian onboard. This followed a prior failure near the Azores from insufficient winds.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Yokota
Japan
Madrid
Spain
Westover
Atlantic
Tokyo
Strategic Air Command
Azores
Dulles Early Talks Hint at Summit Preparations
Secretary of State Dulles told about 200 editors that preparatory work for a possible summit may start within days. He said extensive discussions by lower-ranking aides are needed to build a solid basis, hinting Western Big Three talks could begin at ambassador level in Moscow while broader discussions are expected.
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Washington
Dulles
International Press Institute
Moscow
Rayburn Announces Bid for 24th Term in Congress
Sherman Texas residents learn House Speaker Sam Rayburn will run again for Congress seeking a 24th term, confirming his continued political bid.
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Sherman
Tex
House
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Cuban pilot diverts DC3 to Miami seeking asylum
Twelve passengers from Havana flew to Miami International Airport after Pilot Villamar veered off course to dodge rebel anti aircraft fire near Baracoa. Crew members Mondo and Romano faced air line charges as officials planned to return passengers to Havana.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Santa Clara
Miami International
Charles Vallamar
Cubana Aviacion
Baracoa
Villamar
Tance
Servando Mondo
Isaac Romano
Cuba
Ainst Villamar
Mies
Castro Still on Loose In Sporadic Civil War
Cuban government forces trapped a rebel band in Oriente and claimed heavy insurgent losses. A Batista communique said troops surrounded Castro forces en route from Sierra Maestra toward Guantanamo, while Raul Castro’s group moved along Oriente’s coast. Rewards of 100000 were offered for Castro dead or alive, which rebels continued to tear down. International League directors in Miami conditioned an April 16 Havana season opener unless conditions change.
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Bukittinggi
Sumatra
Padang
Jakarta
West Sumatra
Acmad Hussein
Sukarno
Havana
Cuba
Oriente
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Raul
Miami
Directors of Baseball
International League
Vandals Break In Through Mail Slot Hose Incident
In Denver Mr and Mrs Noam Golub found their home flooded six inches deep after vandals inserted a garden hose through a mail slot and turned on the water while they were away. The incident caused extensive interior damage.
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Denver
Noam Golub
Strike enters its second week at CBS in New York
CBS faced a second week of walkouts by technicians as IBEW workers continued the strike. Negotiations in Washington failed to break the deadlock, disrupting CBS plans to televise the Tony awards while most scheduled shows proceeded.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington
D. C
CBS
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Theatre Wing
Will Decide Sheryl Crane Fate on April 24
Lana Turner’s daughter Cheryl Crane, 14, remains in Juvenile Hall with ten days to wait for a hearing on April 24 in Santa Monica. Attorneys for Cheryl and Steve Crane plan to argue against placing her under Juvenile Court ward.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Steve Crane
Cheryl Crane
Lana
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanato
Allen T. Lynch
Santa Monica
Arthur Crowley
Chery
Amvets Endorse Ike Defense Reorganization Plan
The Navy League opposes key elements of President Eisenhower’s plan to empower the defense secretary and unify the armed services. American Veterans of World War II and Korea backs the defense reform, endorsing the reorganization proposal.
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Washington
Navy League
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Korea
Amvets
Weather outlook across states with showers possible
West Virginia sees increasing cloudiness tonight with occasional rain south. lows in the 40s. Ohio forecasts a few showers mainly southern areas Tuesday. highs in the mild range. Five day forecast in Ohio indicates temperatures 2-5 degrees above normal with near normal rest of week. showers likely southern Ohio Tuesday and near Lake Erie Wednesday. rainfall around a quarter inch or less. Other cities report mostly clear or cloudy skies with variable readings.
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West Virginia
Orio
Ohio
Lake Erie
Albuquerque
Chicago
Des Moines
Es Fort Worth
Biel
Kansas City
Louisville
Clouey
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Cebu
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