Solons Set To Train Specialists
Ohio legislative leaders plan a four million dollar program to train psychiatrists nurses and technicians for state mental hospitals. The phase one funds would develop professional training caretaking staffing and hospital construction to follow. Ohio State University and Case Western Reserve University would join Cincinnati and in house institutes to form a new bureau of psychiatry research and training to supply trained personnel for the system.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Stanley
Mediem
T House
Roger
General Assembly
William’ Meninger
Topeka
Kan
Meninger
Kansas
Ohio State University
Busen Reserve University
Cleveland
University of Cincinnati
Columnist Is Acquitted Of Charge Of Inciting Murder
Hank Greenspun, Las Vegas Sun publisher and columnist, was acquitted of mailing material inciting the murder of Senator Joseph McCarthy after a five day trial. Jurors deliberated 2 hours 45 minutes, rejecting the government’s case and affirming free press rights.
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McCarthy
Las Vegas
Hank Greenspun
Brooklyn
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Las Vegas Sun
Gail Andres
Greenspun
McCarty
Stormy Petrel
Nevada
Asian Allies of West Hit Communism at Bandung Conference
At the Asian African conference in Bandung Indonesian delegations and leaders from the Philippines Pakistan and Iraq rallied against Red expansion while avoiding direct name use for China. Romulo warned against surrender to a new super power urging respect for independence and against imperialism or ideological domination.
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Bandung
Indonesia
UN’ Assembly
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Pakistan
Mohammed Alt
Seasion
Fadhil Jamali
China
Chou En-Ini
London
Paris
Hague
Washington
Moscow
Romulo
United States
Leaker Name Given in Dulles Senate Testimony
Secretary of State Dulles identified Assistant Secretary Carl Carder as the man who printed a galley of the Yalta papers ahead of their general release. Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Carder supplied the galley today and provided background on the incident.
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Washington
Storms Hit Midwest Rally With Severe Weather
A series of storms swept the Midwest bringing thundershowers from southern Michigan to northeast Indiana and Cincinnati. The article notes a tornado path in northern Illinois causing power outages and animal deaths, while a wartime record disclosure controversy is mentioned in a separate political note.
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Midwest
Michigan
Indiana
Pastor’s Son Seeks Mercy In Counterfeit Case
A fragmented Cleveland page item describes a case involving Ramon mamiton, a former Navy man, facing charges connected to a counterfeit scheme. Details mention a court appearance, bond adjustments, and the possibility of mercy from a Captain Brooks. The report also notes related state water reports and a shipment of monkeys for Salk vaccine research arriving in New York. The text is garbled but centers on legal and public health notes with named individuals and places.
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Cleveland
Navy
Melon
Ramon
Mamiton
Rowal Court
Pambanks
Alaska
Seatias
Partie
Trumilion Wes
Benster Wes
Daied Ik Prolatvaros
Seuss Air Fores
Fairbanks
Tedeal Sand Fry Hojors
Evan
Lockbourne
Imartinen
Tojet
Columbus
Robert N. Brooks
The
the Court
Division of Water
Ohio
New York
London
New Delhi
India
Vietnamese Nationalists Clash With Binh Xuyen in Saigon
In Saigon the Binh Xuyen private army shelled the headquarters of the Vietnamese national army in a 30 minute battle around a three story building. Eight nationalist soldiers and two Binh Xuyen commandos were wounded after a break in a two week old truce between the army and the Binh Xuyen society allied with anti Diem forces.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Binh Xuyen
Vietnamese National Army
South
Binh Xuyen Society 3
Man Tests Strength Wakes Up in Hospital
Merle Albright, a strong man, tried a strength-testing machine and struck a hammer blow that ricocheted, injuring his head. At Seaside Hospital in California doctors treated him as students lined up for mass and confusion spread over a separate incident involving improvised vaccine tools.
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Ong Beach
Calif
Merle Albright
Indies
St Houston
Henry Jahnke
Albright
Studer
Harris County Met
Tahnke
Sonie
U S Refusal Creates A Delicate Situ
U S Senator Mansfield warns of a delicate situation over Formosa as officials debate defending Chinese Nationalist islands and risk of war. He accuses U S preoccupation with Formosa of harming Japan and urges a new trade source for Japan, potentially turning to China if the West fails. A Cincinnati report notes a truck killed 7 year old William Egbert who ran into the street.
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Missoula
Mont
Mansfield
Cincinnati
William Egbert
Senator McCarthy Cleared After Tax Probe Differs on Refund
Washington reports IRS has cleared Senator McCarthy of income tax issues after a probes into finances. Sources say refunds for 1946 to 1952 amounting to about 1000 dollars, with figures of 1086 or 1046.75 cited. McCarthy and aides avoided comment as investigations by subcommittees and the IRS continued.
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McCarthy
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Iowa
State Department
R. W. Scott McLeod
Mel. Carthy
T Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
McLeod
Revenue Service
Ohio to get free Salk vaccine within two weeks
In Indianapolis Ohio will receive the free Salk poliomyelitis vaccine after Kansas Kentucky and Missouri. D Ball executive vice president of Pitman Moore Co said Ohio may not see shipments for ten days or two weeks. He urged Ohio health authorities to schedule vaccinations once told the vaccine is ready to be shipped to prevent delays.
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Dianapolis
Ind
Ohio
Kansas
Tucky
Missouri
D. Ball
Pitman-Moore Co
Dies in Hotel Fire and Six Hurt in Blazing Inferno
A hotel fire in the Soviet occupation zone killed one person and wounded six others, including a hotel handyman. The blaze spread to two adjoining buildings, sending about 50 guests fleeing to the street. Police questioned a hotel handyman as the cause remained undetermined. The report also notes Soviet push for an Austrian state treaty and peace talks among the Big Four.
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Roscow
Union
Vienna
Britain
France
United States
Raab
Austria
Austra
Tunnaumr
Aus
Danube Shipping Co
Red Germans Order Miners to Dig More
A dispatch reports East Germany requires a 10 percent mining quota increase, justified as essential for defense and industrial readiness after prior riots. The decree, published in Neues Deutschland, cites careful planning across all industries and notes a shell incident in a training area injuring 33 enlisted men. In a separate note, Pvt Swann of Winnsboro, Texas is listed in critical condition after a training accident. Tax refunds in northeastern Ohio are projected to total about one million dollars by week’s end.
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Communist Party Orgat Neuses ‘Deutschland
Indus
ioSot
Rat Committee
East
Germen
Communist Party
Ani i
Tian
Dorman T. Swann
Winnsboro
Tex
Comaition
Man Didn't Know Could Drive She Can Okla City
Oklahoma City report says a 32 year old housewife slipped the family car from the garage while her husband worked and drove off. She was charged with reckless driving after the car hurtled out of control demolishing a five room house and nearly struck a woman on an afternoon walk. The husband said he did not know his wife could drive.
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Edward P. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Greenspun
Morgan
Jan
McCarthy
Hank
Washington
Ernest Hemingway
Look Magazine
Joe
Carthy
Mem
McCain
Revthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Tee
McCai
Oot
Mccar
Bald
Internal Revenue Service
Jen "Brownell
Speeu
Oklahoma City
Upa
Chai
Lost Siamese Kitten Returns After Ad
In Morris Ave and Watt Street area a small Siamese kitten was reported missing. Mrs Phyllis Dividen of Watt Street says the cat returned immediately after the lost ad appeared. She notes ads often bring pets home quickly, sometimes even before owners realize they are missing. Call before 9 A.M. to place same day notices.
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Edeen
Vicnity
Morris Ave
Watt
Phyllis Dividen
Watt Street
Weather Outlook Signals Warmer Weekend After Showers
The forecast calls for temperatures four to eight degrees above normal across regions, with warmer spells over the weekend. Rain showers and thunderstorms expected midweek into Wednesday night, with cooler conditions Thursday and Friday. A half inch of total rainfall possible, potentially lingering into Sunday.
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More Mallow
Bender Questions Prison Tally In Missing Servicemen Case
Ohio Republican Bender challenged claims of 481 American servicemen and 40 civilians believed held by China. He cited a Senate subcommittee briefing and said official optimism is tentative, urging caution before families’ hopes are raised.
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Washington
Seme Sor Bender
Ohio
Cersain
U.S
Sat Jin
Ohio Republican
Bne
War Menace In Formosa Pointed Out
An AP report recounts 47 liberal signers urging President Eisenhower to take immediate steps to extricate the United States from the Formosa Strait menace. The tone notes debate over whether to defend Quemoy and Matsu if Communists seize them and describes efforts to seek UN or direct talks for a lawful peaceful solution.
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Washington
Eisenhower Toy
United States
Formosa Strait
Oman
Wavs
Pane
Rae Ermer Hes
Srreen
Eisenhower Administration
Quemoy
Matsu Island
China
U.secessful
Matsu Islands
World Mourners Remember Albert Einstein Across Nations
World leaders and scientists honor Albert Einstein after his death. Princeton Hillel Foundation plans a Friday tribute at Whig Hall. Einstein's brain will be studied by Dr. Harry Zimmerman at Montefiore Hospital. Letters he wrote urged peaceful power limits and warned of weapons of mass destruction if no peace is pursued. Nehru and others expressed sorrow as tributes poured in from diverse nations.
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Hillel Foundation
Princeton University
Whig Hall
Einstein
Harry Zimmerman
Montefiore Hospital
Pathology
Columbia University
Zimmerman
N Omndung
Nehru
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