Polio Shots Williamson Day Bill Opens Ohio House Session
Polio vaccination for school beginners faces House action as Rep. William P. Day proposes compulsory inoculation unless parents object in writing. Education boards may fund shots for families unable to pay. The bill leads House business after weekend adjournment. Senate Democrats plan caucus on the sales tax increase amid stalled progress.
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Columbus
Ohio House
William P. Day
D-Cuyahoga
Boards of Education
House
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate Taxation Committee
DiSalle
Ohio
Senate Committee
Threats and Attacks Lower Algeria Municipal Turnout
In Algiers voters faced a week of municipal elections marked by rebel threats and attacks. Unofficial reports say at least 16 killed and about 70 wounded as rebels seek to disrupt the vote ordered by the French.
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Algiers
Algeria
Reward Offered for Recovery of Discoverer II Capsule
A $500 reward was offered today to any civilian finding the container ejected from the Discoverer II satellite. The capsule is believed to have fallen in the Spitsbergen Islands north of Norway.
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Oslo
Norway
Spitsbergen Islands
Second Wreck In Week Derails 19 Freight Cars
Nineteen cars of a 29 car New York Central freight train derailed Sunday near Armitage station in the second such incident in a week on the local lines. A week earlier twenty six cars derailed near Hebardville. The southbound train from Columbus to Hobson and Norfolk, Va, had about 400 feet of track torn up. The cause remained unreported.
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New York Central Railroad
Armitage
Hebardville
Dickinson
W.va
Columbus
Hobson
Norfolk
Armitage Station
Messenger Newsphotos
Voting Second To Jobs Says Fidel Castro
Fidel Castro says Cubans care more about returning to work than immediate free elections though he favors free elections as soon as possible. He spoke on television and at a National Press Club luncheon with Vice President Nixon, describing their two hour talk as very friendly.
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Jobs
Fidel Castro
Washington
Cuba
Castro
National Press Club
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol
Discoverer HI Plummeting To Earth
LAS ANGELES Discoverer I is on the way down and may have perished according to an Air Force spokesman. He said the satellite’s orbital shape suggests it will burn up in the atmosphere between 7 a.m. EST today and 10 a.m. EST Tuesday. Discoverer II launched April 13 from Vandenberg Air Force Base and was 150 miles from Earth at its closest point Sunday night.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Here
Funeral services for Dr Benjamin F Reading
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Dr. Benjamin F Reading 92 a retired Methodist minister and former Ohio legislator.
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Toledo
Benjamin F. Reading
Ohio
Costly DAR Executive Race Heads to Final Vote
The race for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution ends Thursday with one of two candidates, Mrs. Ashmead White of Lubec Maine and Mrs. Ralph W. Newland of St. Joseph Michigan, slated to win. Each leads a slate of 12 national officers as the 68th Continental Congress opens with Gen Maxwell D Taylor addressing attendees. The campaign features slogans, managers, and hospitality suites amid social events.
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Washington
Ashmead White
Lubec
Maine
Ralph W. Newland
St. Joseph
Mich
DAR
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Moeller Advocates Defense Spending At Jefferson‑Jackson Dinner
Congressman Walter H. Moeller of the 10th District told Jefferson Jackson Day celebrants he would not withhold a week’s worth of defense and security funding while promising to scrutinize other administration requests to cut appropriations. He described the times as disordered and warned against expecting full governmental stability.
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Stronton
Walter H. Moeller
10Th District
Jefferson-Jackson
Wecker
Moeller
Russia warns Norway over NATO base plans
Moscow says Norway’s decision to build NATO munitions dumps and bomber bases on Norwegian soil is not in the clear interests of peace. The warning stresses Moscow’s opposition to expanded Western military infrastructure near Russia.
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Moscow
Russia
Norway
NATO
Notre Dame Aide Dies at Notre Dame Admissions Director
The Rev. Richard D. Murphy CSC, 52, long time Notre Dame admissions director, died Saturday after an extended illness. He was born in Lima Ohio.
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South Bend
Ind
Richard D. Murphy
CSC
University of Notre Dame
Lima
Ohio
Adolf Hitler Born 70 Years Ago This Day
Frankfurt report marks the anniversary of Adolf Hitler s birth in Braunau Austria noting the date and the longtime notoriety of the figure in history.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Braunau
Austria
Truman Birthplace Shrine Dedicated in Lamar Missouri
The six room white cottage where Harry S. Truman was born was dedicated as a public shrine in Lamar. The UAW bought the house for 6000 dollars and gave it to Missouri, with the State Park Board restoring and furnishing it for public viewing. Senator Symington praised Truman as a mirror of America, noting his life and character.
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Lamar
Harry S. Truman
Truman
United Auto Workers Union
Missouri
James T. Blair
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
International
State Park Board
Jackson County
Kansas City
Stuart Symington
DMO
Symington
America
Warden Probes Motive Behind Montana Prison Revolt
Iron discipline kept 433 inmates under control at Montana State Prison after a 36 hour revolt ended with the deaths of two ringleaders and the loss of Deputy Warden Ted Rothe. National Guardsmen and guards freed 21 hostages, as Warden Floyd E. Powell ordered cell confinement and interviews to uncover the uprising’s cause. One ringleader, Jerry Myles, and guard Ted Rothe died in the final assault.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
Floyd E. Powell
Powell
Jerry Myles
Myles
Lee Smart
Smart
Dept
Ted Rothe
Approval Of Stewart Is In Question
The Senate Judiciary Committee may delay action on Potter Stewart's nomination to the Supreme Court. Questions loom over quorum for today's meeting as two members signal potential delay, while a Republican conference on labor legislation runs concurrently. Stewart, a 44 year old Ohio Republican, has served since a recess appointment in October after Congress adjourned.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
Stewart
Eisenhower
Congress
William Langer
R-Nd
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Langer
Ohio
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court For Appeals
Dalai Lama's Tibet Demand Shakes China In Peiping
Reports say Red China paused Peiping sessions after Tibet leader accuses Beijing of brutal suppression and exile. Officials retain silence while Mao Zedong and Chou Enlai review the new crisis as Nehru’s guest faces heated questions.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Dalai Lama
Peiping
Nehru
Tibet
Chinese People's Congress
Mao Tze-tung
Chou Enlai
Ohio Reports Nine Accident Deaths Over Weekend
Ohio recorded nine accidental deaths over the weekend with seven traffic fatalities. The AP survey ended at midnight Sunday marking the first death on Saturday night into Sunday morning.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lions Elect District Governor at Gallipolis Convention
Hobart McKinnis of Wellston was elected governor of District 13 H at the first Lions convention in Gallipolis held at the Lafayette Hotel. Willis Lehman of Pomeroy became senior deputy district governor and George Stoll of Piketon was named junior deputy district governor.
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Hobart McKinnis
Wellston
Lafayette
Lions
Willis Leadingham
Pomeroy
George Stoll
Piketon
Lewis McBride
Athens
Kgger Creek
13 State Alert for Lost Butler Family
State police issued a 13 state alert for a Butler County family overdue returning from Beloit Ohio. The group includes Chester Perkins 54 Elizabeth 48 John 79 and Harry 26. They left Beloit last Thursday and were due home in Fenelton. sister Ethel Lombardozzi reports no contact since.
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Butler County
Beloit
Ohio
Mahoning County
Anna Mae Armitage
Chester Perkins
Perkins
Elizabeth
John
Harry
Ethel Lombardozzi
Fenelton
Pennsylvania
Weather West Virginia Ohio West warmer later in week
Weather outlook shows cloudy conditions with light rain or drizzle tonight through Tuesday. Temperatures range from around 38 to 50 degrees with a cooling trend on Tuesday and a warming pattern from Thursday to Saturday. Other locations report mixed cloud cover and light precipitation in the forecast.
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Albuquerque
Bismarck
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
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Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Bolivian Revolt Crushed as Leader Takes Own Life
In La Paz the Falange uprising failed after Os car Unzaga de la Vega killed himself and his bodyguard shot also died. Government says 22 killed and 50 wounded as forces crushed attacks on city hall, radio, and offices. Rafael Loayza and Luis Saenz captured. Aramayo and Unzaga named as planners. Tin nationalization and reform themes noted amid economic strain.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Falange
Juan Gallardo
Hernan Siles Suazo
Rafael Loayza
Luis Saenz
Siles Zuazo
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Flanage
Carlos Victor Aramayo
Aramayo
Europe
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Protests Won’t Delay Herter Senate Confirmation
A light trickle of informal protests to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is unlikely to block Christian Herter’s confirmation as secretary of state. Some objections concerned his arthritic hip condition and its effect on duties, but no formal objections were filed. A White House press secretary said a medical exam at Eisenhower’s request found him fit for the role.
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Washington
Foregin Relations
Senate
Christian Herter
Herter
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Wagon Train Heads Toward Oregon Trail From Independence
Seven covered wagons with twenty one people left Independence bound for Oregon. After a wet chilly day, they face about 2000 miles to Independence Ore along the old Oregon Trail route.
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Kansas City
Independence Sunday
Oregon
Oregon Trail
Independence
Ore
Disappeared At Miami In 1953 College Boy Still Missing
Ronald Tam men vanished from Miami University dormitory in April 1953 leaving a mystery unsolved. Police and FBI efforts produced no clues as 400 students searched three miles around campus but found nothing. The 19 year old sophomore from Maple Heights Ohio was last seen in his room with a book at his desk.
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Ronald Tammen
Miami University
Charles Findlay
Tammen
Maple Heights
Ohio
FBI
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