Uhrichsville Council Endorses Road Barricades Dispute
Uhrichsville Mayor Dempster defends highway barricades on US 250 36 and Ohio 8 as the state highway department seeks an injunction. Judge Fisher urges compromise. hearing reset for May 27 as both sides refuse terms for shared costs and temporary repairs.
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Uhrichsville
Jesse Dempster
State Highway Department
Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court
New Philadelphia
Cletus A Fisher
Dempster
William Quicksall Jr
Highway Department
Division 11
Fisher
Bureau Averts Road Red Tape in Ohio Projects
Washington AP The Bureau of Public Roads pledged quick action to start Ohio emergency roads using 15.8 million dollars in federal funds. Governor O Neill pressed Washington after complaints of red tape, while the bureau cited prior differences with the Ohio Highway Department and promised faster clearance.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
George Williams
Bureau
William O'Neill
Williams
Ohio State Highway Department
Bureau of Roads
Students To Tour Russia In First Plan
Four American students left for London en route to Moscow for the United States Soviet Union first official student exchange. In London they join two others to Copenhagen then Mos cow. Participants include Ralph Della Cava and David W Band along with Jay Sorenson Judith Davison Peter Eccles Peter Eckstein.
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Russia
New York
London
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Copenhagen
Ralph Della Cava
New York City
Negro
Inwood Queens
Dartmouth
Peter Eckstein
Hazelcrest, Ill
University of Michigan
Bids For New Richmond Cofferdam Near Chile Ohio
The apparent low bid of 1 976 572 dollars to construct the cofferdam for the New Richmond dam on the Ohio River near Chile Ohio was submitted Thursday by Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Omaha Nebraska.
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Huntington
Richmond
Ohio River
Chile
Ohio
Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Omaha
Unmanned Rocket Sled Sets Speed Record
In China Lake California a two stage unmanned rocket sled reached 2827.5 mph on its monorail, surpassing the Air Force mark of 2704 mph set last month at Alamogordo New Mexico. The Navy center announced the result as the latest push in the speed-record race.
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China Lake
Calif
Navy
Air Force
Naval Ordinance
Air Force Missile Development Center
Alamogordo
N. M
Ducktail Geniuses Seen Among High School Boys
In Los Angeles schools 191 senior boys tested showed all above average IQ but half below average in grades. Principal Charles Suncliffe found rebellious traits linked to extreme hairstyles like the ducktail. Low achievers favored autos and authority resentment was notable.
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Los Angeles
Charles Suncliffe
UAW Officials Consider Pay Cuts to Offset Revenue Drop
Detroit report says United Auto Workers International Executive Board authorized a 10 percent pay cut for 25 top officers including President Walter Reuther and ordered layoffs for 100 staff. The moves aim to reduce costs as union dues decline from auto industry layoffs.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
International Executive Board
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Pacifists Cancel Golden Rule Sail Into Test Zone
In Honolulu four crew members of the yacht Golden Rule abandoned plans to sail into the U S nuclear test zone in the Marshall Islands and will appear in federal court next week for a hearing on the court order.
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Honolulu
U. S
Marshall Islands
Albert S. Bigelow
Springfield delegates elect president at Ohio Gold Star Mothers
Delegates to the Ohio Gold Star Mothers convention elected Mrs. F. M. Leatherman of Lima as president at the annual meeting in Springfield. The decision highlights leadership among the group honoring fallen veterans.
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Springfield
Ohio Gold Star Mothers, Inc
F. M. Leatherman
Lima
Jenkins Withdrawal Rumors Persist in 10th District
Reports in Southeastern Ohio claimed Representative Thomas A. Jenkins would withdraw from the 10th Congressional District race due to illness. His office denied any withdrawal while confirming he remains hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital with no public statement on his campaign.
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Ohio
Thomas A. Jenkins
10Th
Washington
Jenkins
Ironton
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Washington Star
the Plains
Messenger
Homer E
Pete) Abele
McArthur
John Harvey Weis
Lancaster
William Rowland
Athens
Abele
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Sugar Unfolds Escape Plan at Maryland Penitentiary
Prison officials discover a sugar spread on the floor as an escape plot by inmates Robert Ellinger and James Bradford is uncovered. The pair planned to use the sugar to warn of guards, and both were placed in isolation.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Robert Ellinger
James
Bradford
Two Resign As Students Hold Strike
Fort Payne Alabama reels after a three day high school strike over the non rehiring of principal J B Hulsey and the demanded firing of Superintendent Wilson F Gonce A City Council plan rotates the entire school board with a new member every six months Gonce suggested opponents were partially satisfied even without Hulsey reinstatement The pupils returned to classes as the reshaped school leadership unfolds
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Fort Payne
Ala
J. B. Hulsey
Fort Payne High School
Hulsey
Wilson F. Gonce
Gonce
Navy Jet To Be Unveiled In Columbus May 16
The twin-jet A3J will be rolled out May 16 at North American Aviation Columbus plant with Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief of Naval Operations, taking part. The aircraft is described as faster and lighter than many carrier attack planes. Burke will stay through May 17 for an Armed Forces Day luncheon.
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Columbus
North American Aviation, Inc
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Armed Forces Day
Truck Driver Killed When Truck Fails On Ohio 555
Frank Ve no, 51, of Ironspot was killed when brakes failed on his coal truck and the vehicle plunged into a ravine on Ohio 555 about 12 miles southwest of Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Frank Veno
Ironspot
Ohio 555
Cheryl Crane Acquitted and Custody Debated by Court
Cheryl Crane 14 is released from Juvenile Hall after a court clears her of murder in the Stompanato slaying. A temporary custody arrangement assigns Lana Turner’s daughter to the actress and the judge delays permanent custody decision until June 26 as a coroner rules the homicide justifiable. Steve Crane seeks full custody amid family dispute.
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Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Allen T. Lynch
Santa Monica
Lana
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanato
Mickey Cohen
Stompana
Mildred Turner
Steve Crane
Crane
Navy Delays Vanguard Satellite Launch at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla An attempted launch of the Vanguard rocket carrying a basketball size satellite was postponed after a lengthy countdown. Navy officials offered no reason for the delay and did not indicate when the attempt would resume. The Vanguard satellite measures 20 inches in diameter and weighs 214 pounds, about three times larger and nearly seven times heavier than Vanguard I launched March 17.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Disabled Plane Lands In Pa Without Mishap
An Allegheny Airlines plane carrying seven passengers and three crew members returned to Port Erie Airport after engine trouble. Captain Byron A. Moe of Washington said one engine developed valve trouble after takeoff from Erie en route to Cleveland. Passengers transferred to another plane to finish the trip.
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Erie
Allegheny, Airlines
Port Erie
Byron A. Moe
Washington
Erie Field
Cleveland
Eisenhower Salutes AFL CIO Show Emphasizing Mutual Responsibility
President Eisenhower praised an AFL CIO union industries exhibition in Cincinnati as a demonstration of mutual responsibility uniting organized labor and employers in shared concerns.
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Cincinnati
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
Mediator Aims to End 60 Day Cincinnati Strike
Federal mediator James G. Bentley planned to meet today with negotiators to end a 60 day strike of 1800 workers at 18 foundries in Cincinnati Dayton and Hamilton.
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Cincinnati
James G. Bentley
Dayton
Hamilton
Senate weighs broad amendments to labor bill in showdown
The Senate plans a first showdown on expanding the labor bill beyond federal oversight of employee welfare and pension plans. Sen Knowland aims to force up about 10 amendments to enforce union democracy while Eisenhower-backed changes also sit for vote. Democratic Sen Kennedy pledges hearings on broad labor legislation starting May 5.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Allott
R-Cole
Sen. Kennedy
Dmass
Japanese Lower House Dissolved Ahead of May 22 Election
Premier Nobusuke Kishi announced the dissolution of Japan's lower house as the country moves toward its seventh postwar general election scheduled for May 22. The action sets the stage for new campaigning and party realignment.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
O'Neill Seeks Quick Action on SUB Cases
Gov. O Neill urged speedy consideration of three supplemental unemployment benefit cases before the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. He warned a pending Ohio Supreme Court case could be decided on jurisdiction, potentially leaving SUB merits undetermined. The issue involves whether SUB can be paid with state unemployment benefits, contrary to BUC rulings.
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Mahoning County
Brode Calls Tuition Hike for College Costs
Dr. Wallace R. Brode, science adviser to Dulles and AAAS president, urged Ohio State University that colleges should run on a paying basis with tuition covering operating costs. He said state institutions would rise to about five times current rates and private schools to roughly double. He noted graduate study requires subsidy.
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Columbus
Wallace R. Brode
Secretary of
Dulles
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
Ohio State University
House Rules Committee blocks early action on unemployment bill
Opposition from half of the House Rules Committee stalls plans to bring a Democratic sponsored unemployment plan to a vote next week. Committee chairmen and four Republicans decry the measure as a dole risking federal state jobless insurance. The plan would cost about 1 billion dollars and extend benefits beyond the current 600 million emergency proposal.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Smith
D-Va
Rep
Colmer
Dmiss
Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Dole
Erlander Government Ousted In Stockholm Coup
Prime Minister Tage Erlander and his Socialist cabinet were swept from power in Stockholm as opposition forces seized control amid a political upheaval.
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Stockholm
Tage Erlander
Weather roundup for West Virginia and Ohio with five day outlook
Partly cloudy west of the state tonight with a low in the high 30s to near 50. Saturday brings more clouds and showers later, with little temperature change. Ohio sees mostly fair and cooler tonight, Saturday partly cloudy and slightly warmer, highs hitting the mid 60s. Five day forecast shows temperatures a few degrees below normal, slow warming into Sunday then a dip by Tuesday or Wednesday with about an inch of rain likely in showers. Additional notes list several cities and their conditions, from Albany to Portland and Cleveland to Memphis.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Albany
Tt & Mipmarck
Cloar
Cleveland
Des Moines
Indianapolis
C.esmssees
Los Angeles
Memphis
Milwaukee
Pantless trek saves injured wife after plane crash
John Day Oregon The rescued woman Mrs Bruce Davis of Fresno Calif survived a plane crash in Malheur National Forest. Davis braved deep snow for a day and a half while his wife lay injured beside the wreckage. He fashioned a poncho from a blanket and sought help, returning with aid early Thursday.
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John
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