Zhukov Calls for Peaceful Means to Settle World Tensions
Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov urged that conflicts be resolved without war. He criticized Paris and London defense pacts and warned against weaponization and base buildup. Zhukov, replying to an Overseas Press Club invitation, said common people want no war and called for eliminating tensions to normalize international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Germany
Zhukov
Augusta
White House
James C. Hagerty
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
New York
Moscow
London
Paris
Tots To Get 2 Salk Shots For Sure
Ohio and nationwide first and second graders will receive two doses of Salk polio vaccine before summer break. Dr. Herbert T. Wagner of the National Polio Foundation announced ample vaccine supply and a booster next fall. Shipments are moving fast with early doses prioritized for the South.
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Akron
Ohio
Herbert T. Wagner
National Polio Foundation
Wagner
Scho
Aca Foundation
South
Ohio House Bill Seeks Ban on Unions Aiding Campaigns
The Ohio House Elections Committee heard a subcommittee report to classify corporations and labor unions as barred from election campaign contributions. Rep. Elton Kile sponsors the measure targeting union efforts to influence elections, building on current bans on corporate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio House Elections Committee
Ohio
Elton Kile
Madison
Officials Head to Formosa for Tense Situation Eyeing
Washington reports that Adm. Arthur W. Radford and Walter Robertson are flying to Formosa to consult with Nationalist officials under the mutual aid treaty. Talks will cover the ongoing tense situation in the area and may affect Radford’s planned European duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Walter Robertson
Formosa
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Dulles
Taipei
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Radford
Europe
Supreme Headquarters of the
Wife Claims Son Stolen Case Shifts to Disturbing the Peace
Columbus report details Peachie Seck of Columbus accusing California aircraft worker Mellan Seck of twice taking her 9 year old son Donald. A jury indicted Seck for disturbing the peace after the custody dispute led to his removal of the boy from a Columbus school, later arrested in Circleville and Carrollton. The court ruled custody must be decided by California courts.
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Columbus
Ifornia
Mellan Seck
San Fernando
Peachie
Seck
Donald
Ohio
Circleville
Carrollton
California
Asians Talk Of Differences In Secrecy At Bandung
Bandung Indonesia. Asian African conference delegates met behind closed doors to work through seven agenda items. The political committee, led by chief delegates, deadlocked over a declaration on human rights and UN charter adherence with Chou En Lai opposing the move. Several nations favored UN charter adherence. discussions paused for lunch. The economic and cultural committees also met in private with no statements issued.
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Bandung
Indonesia
China
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Chou
Iraq
Lebanon
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Ceylon
Japan
Milk Bill Senate Bound in Ohio House Action
Columbus reports the Ohio House sent a milk retail bill to the Senate to permit sale from refrigerated bulk dispensers in nine ounce glasses with possible foam. The measure aims to allow mixing and serving in nine ounce portions as a new rule for dairy sales.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Ohio considers quail season and insurance bond bills
Ohio legislators vote on quail hunting open season by Wildlife Council, allow multi line insurance policies, and ban gypsy truck unloaders. House advances 216 million dollar highway bond issue for two year arterial road program. total state share reaches 250 million with federal and local participation. Rep Beckman touts the program as best for federal matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Rth
Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
F. Beckman
R-Hamill
Ohio Liquor Price Hike Aims to Fund Mental Health Plan
Ohio House and Senate leaders propose a 10 cent per fifth increase in 100 proof liquor at state stores to finance a 12.5 million dollar mental health program. Funds would hire psychiatrists nurses and technicians under a brains before bricks plan modeled on a Kansas approach. The plan includes training centers at Ohio State Western Reserve and the University of Cincinnati with a new Bureau of Research and Training. A bond issue exceeding 100 million dollars for construction was also discussed with implementation slated for July 1 next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Roger Cloud
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Lausche
Finance Committee
J. Frank McClure
Tom V. Moorehead
Muskingum
Cloud
William Menriger
Topeka
Kan
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
University of Cincinnati
Bureau of Research and Training
Mental Hygiene
John D. Porterfield
State House
Trial Set for Slaying in McConnellville Case
Common Pleas Judge Carlos Riecker scheduled May 23 for the murder trial of Frances Sloan and postponed Ray mond Sloan’s date. The couple, indicted for first degree murder in their 16 year old nephew Kenneth Robert Strohl's Jan 5 death near their home, pleaded not guilty and will be tried separately. A .22 caliber pistol was found near the scene.
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Mcconnellville — — Common Pleas
Carlos Riecker
Frances Sloan
Riecker
Raymond
Sloan
Kenneth Robert Strohl
Truman Questioned About UN Revision in Senate Hearing
Former President Truman returned to Independence after testifying before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on revisions to the United Nations bar. He said the trip to Washington let him do a little exploding and enjoyed the experience.
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Independence
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations
Washington
Yorkshire Pigs Wanted by Felton Farm Stewarts
Yorkshire pigs wanted for Felton Farm Stewarts Onlo Sand Rock Road. Week old pigs sought by J M and L M Felton Farm. Many others seek similar offers. If you have pigs to sell phone 31242 and place an inexpensive want ad before 9 am to run the same day.
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Yorkshire Pigs
Messenger
Felton Farm
Stewart
J. M
L. M
Sand Rock Road
McCarthy Tax Refund Sparks Hits on Investigations
Senator Watkins labeled McCarthy's $1066.75 tax refund as unrelated to clearing him of improper conduct charges. McCarthy presented the check at news conferences claiming the IRS review vindicated his finances, while charging Senate committees with dishonesty and demanding apologies from them and the Senate.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
Tkins Committee
Wisconsin
Gillette
D-Town
Senator Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
Internal Revenue Service
Truman
End of Strike Is Demanded by Southern Governors
In Nashville Tennessee Southern governors urged unions and management to act by Saturday to end the 38 day railroad and telephone strikes crippling commerce. A meeting was planned for arbitration of the Louisville and Nashville railroad dispute and an immediate end to both strikes. The plan was welcomed by Bell telephone officials and unions, with a Atlanta meeting next Saturday and a committee named to represent Mississippi Georgia and Alabama. LAN officials and the striking unions did not comment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Bell Te Co
Atlanta
Gore Hugh White
Mississippi
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Jim Folsom
Alabama
LAN
Car Kills Young Girl as Father Watches in Ohio
A 4 year old girl, Jane Garlitz, was fatally struck at a Macedonia filling station as her father Charles Garlitz held her hand. The car, driven by Fay Engle, a cousin, backed into the station and ran over the child. The incident occurred after a grocery trip, leaving the father in shock.
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Cleveland
Jane Garlitz
Macedonia
Charles Garlitz
Garlitz
Fay Engle
Eisenhower asks 3% billion for Asia defense
President Eisenhower proposed 34 billion dollars in foreign aid to bolster free Asian nations against communism. The message, sent from Augusta, GA, aims to counter Communist expansion as Bandung hosts 29 Asian and African nations. Stassen noted 2.1405 billion would go to non communist Asian states to match growth of Communist China.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Asia
Washington
Harold EF. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Japan
Afghanistan
Formosa
Viet Nam
India
Bandung
Indonesia
China
Chou-En-lai
United States of America
Staven
Free Asia
Solon Locked For Comment About Yalta
Senators clash over Dulles Yalta view with Knowland accusing Humphrey of distortion The dispute centers on Dulles testimony about Yalta and whether the wartime accord was advantageous to the United States Sparkman notes possible Asian mistakes in wartime deals and Humphrey cites Dulles on not repudiating Yalta procurement of statements amid Foreign Relations Committee procedures
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Yalta
Dulles
Walter George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carl W. McCardle
New York
Washington
Knowland
U. S
Humphrey
United States
Sparkman
Japanese Pick Park For May Day Rally
Sponsors of Japan's May Day rally have dropped demands and agreed to meet in a large park near Tokyo, about miles from downtown. News Agency says they expect about 250,000 attendees at the event versus the bloody violence three years ago.
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Torso, Wemneater
Japan
imperia __— plaza
Tokyo
Medics Urge Free Salk Vaccine for Young Children
Kansas City report says family doctors group asks its 2000 members to donate their services for the Salk polio vaccine series. The executive committee urges charging only for the vaccine itself for preschoolers and for third through eighth graders. First and second graders would receive vaccine donated by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Academy of General Practice
National Foundation For
West meet with Russia assured for Vienna talks
American officials foresee a June venue for a Western Big Three foreign ministers meeting with Russia in Vienna to advance an Austrian state treaty. Eden hints Russia removed a major obstacle while Britain and the United States seek clarifications on independence, neutrality, and postwar guarantees before any date.
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Washington
Russia
Vienna
Austria
United States
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Moscow
Dulles
May
Great Britain
Sone
Eden
Germany
Ax Slaying Is Assailed by U S Lawmaker
Representative Dodd urged the House for an explanation of why Lima Ohio native James M Laech, a former Army captain, was not prosecuted for the ax slayings of Maj Everett Corran Capt Adrian Weasler and Lt Stanley Rosewater in Passau Germany on January 7 1946. The three officers were hacked and the villa burned, Dodd noted.
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Washington
Dodd
D-Conn
U. S
Lima
Ohio
Passau
Germany
Maj
Everett 5
Corran
D. C
Adrian Ll. Weasler
New Rochelle
N. Y
Ohio Turnpike to Welcome Millionth Eastgate Rider
The Ohio Turnpike Commission anticipates the millionth vehicle crossing the 22 mile Eastgate Section tomorrow guiding a brief ceremony and recognition for the milestone.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commision
Eastgate
Doctors Blast Salk Campaign as Out of Proportion To Polio
A Dayton doctors group presented a resolution to the Ohio State Medical Association praising the Salk vaccine but blasting what they call biased publicity by national health funders. They warn mass medicine favors a single disease over broader patient care and urge funds focus on overall preventive health.
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Salk
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio State Medical Association
House of Athens
Chauncey
D. L. Light
Mont- Comi
National Foundation For
Pittsburgh
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
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Wildlife Division
Bob White
Oday
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Joe
Christian Society Ofens
Springfield
Ohio Conference
Women's Society of Christian Service
Toy
Hillsboro
Ed Harris
Ike
Solon
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