Herter and Fulbright Tighten Democratic Foreign Policy Links
Secretary of State Christian Herter is forging closer ties with Democratic lawmakers, notably Senate Foreign Relations Chair J. William Fulbright. He will brief Fulbright in person after final talks with Paris ministers and Geneva discussions, signaling a more conservative approach than his predecessor.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
John Foster Dulles
Isters
Paris
Herter
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William B
Macomber
Fulbright
Senate Committee
Geneva
Dies In Crash Leaves Child And Aunt Hurt
Funeral plans are set for two year old Michael Ray Mayle of Sharpsburg Route 1 who died when his father's car left an Athens County road near Route 50A. His aunt Wanda Mayle age 18 was injured. The father Julius Mayle 26 was charged with excessive speed for conditions and will be arraigned May 2 in County Court.
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Sharpsburg
Julius Mayle
Athens County
Tick Ridge Road
Julius
Vivian Hill Mayle
Emery
Regina
Guy Hill
William Mayle
London
Mt. Hermon Eub
Vinton Smith
Church
The Carton Held Death
A Toledo truck ran over a cardboard carton containing Edward Shiffler, 11, killing him. The accident marked Ohio’s first fatal crash of the weekend, with AP counting nine additional Ohio deaths from traffic and other causes, totaling 10.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Edward Shiffler
Ohio
Second victim dies in auto train crash at Good Samaritan
A week after an auto train crash in Zanesville, Albert James Scott 31 of Toboso died Saturday night at Good Samaritan Hospital. His nine year old son Kenneth was killed in the crash.
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Zanesville
Albert James Scott
Toboso
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kenneth
Liu Shao-chi Named Red China President and Mao Remains Leader
Liu Shao-chi was named president of Red China while Mao Tze-tung steps aside from the presidency to focus on his party chairmanship. Chou En-Lai becomes premier as Sun Yat-sen’s widow and Tung Pi-wu named vice chairmen. Chu Teh shifts to chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress.
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Tokyo
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Party
Red China
Peiping Radio
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-Lai
Mao
Chinese Communi
Peiping
Liu
Party
Mme
Sun Yat-sen
China
Tung Pi-wu
Chu Teh
Chu
Yunnan Province
Marshal
National People’s Congress
Red Chinese
Communist Central Committee
Seven Die As Boat Capsize Off Alki Point
A 43 foot pleasure craft Lois Ann capsized off Alki Point after leaving Tacoma with 12 aboard. Seven adults and children died, four others were rescued including Janet Wicks of Tacoma who survived with prayers and blankets after the boat tipped in choppy Puget Sound.
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Seattle
Janet Wicks
Puget Sound
Janet
Alki Point
Tacoma
Lois Ann
Soviets Deny Knowledge of Missing British Freighter Plane
The Soviet Union denies knowing about a large Avro Tudor four engine freighter missing near Soviet territory with 12 men and secret equipment aboard. British officials suspect bad weather pushed the craft into Soviet Georgia or Armenia during its Ankara to Bahrain route over Mus Turkey. Earlier, Soviet jet fighters forced down a U S Air Force transport in the same region last June. The missing plane was operated by a London charter company.
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London
Soviet Union
Turkey
Soviet Georgia
Armenia
Mus
Ankara
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Tile Strike Settled at Carlyle Tile Co.
Settlement ends a 14 week strike at Carlyle Tile Co. in Coal Grove with about 200 workers from Local 52 United Stone and Allied Products Workers set to return to work on Tuesday.
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Ironton
Carlyle Tile Co
Coal Grove
United Stone and Allied Products Workers
House To Vote Today On Emergency SUB Bill
Ohio House plans emergency vote on a SUB bill to release back funds totaling about 25 million dollars before June 19, enabling simultaneous SUB and state benefits for workers in steel rubber automotive and other industries. The measure follows a Supreme Court ruling and party platform pledges.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland Municipal Court
Lake Erie
House Elections- Federal Relations Committee
House
State Liquor Board
Highway Department
Senate
Kennedy expects the To Okay Bill passes Senate
Senator Kennedy voiced confidence that President Eisenhower would approve the Senate passed labor regulation bill. The Senate approved the measure 90 to 1 despite excluding several administration demands on picketing, secondary boycotts, and BLS handling of certain labor cases. House hearings continue with no action expected before summer.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Eisenhower
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Kennedy
HOUSE
NBC Engineers Strike Halts TV Tapes Over Foreign Labor
NBC resumes normal programming at 10 a.m. EDT after a sudden strike by the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians swelled to a national walkout. Union officials cited foreign taped programs produced by nonunion workers abroad as the trigger.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Sydney Biges
NBC
Eiges
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Tyler Byrne
United States
Pottery Workers Resume Talks to End 14 Day Strike
East Liverpool negotiators resume today as 5500 potters in three states seek an end to a two week strike. The dispute involves wages and working conditions across several plants.
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East Liverpool
Texans Host Luncheon For Visiting Castro
Texans scrapped a barbecue for Fidel Castro and instead arranged a luncheon where about 150 prominent citizens would shake hands with the Cuban prime minister. Castro’s Cuban airliner was due to land in Houston around noon on the final leg of an unofficial goodwill tour of the United States and Canada.
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Houston
Tex
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Canada
Accused Killer Returns To Ohio After Charge
Charles B. Stahl 22 charged with second degree murder in the fatal beating of Harvey L. Harpster at a Lakeville Ohio cabin. He began travel back to Ohio on Sunday.
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Sarasota, Fla
Charles B. Stahl
Harvey L. Harpster
Lakeville
Ohio
Warsaw Pact ministers begin secret talks in Warsaw
Foreign ministers of the Warsaw Pact open discreet meetings in Warsaw as they map strategy for the Geneva talks next month. The gathering signals coordinated diplomacy among member nations ahead of the anticipated negotiations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Geneva
Local Candidates Spotlight Ahead of Election
Athens voters get a LWV bulletin with candidate information ahead of the primary. Page 10 provides guidance while other items note a Vinton couple injured in a Route 160 crash and updates on local drives, bands, and board cutbacks across Meigs Mason and Nelsonville regions.
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Athens’ League of Women Voters
Vinton
Route 160
GOP and Press
Meigs
Logan
Mason County
Mason County Cancer Drive
Athens
Giouster
Chauncey
Logan Sibel
Ara Eg & Comores
Nelsonville
Bei Dares
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Nation sees easing shortages in science and math teachers
NEA reports smaller overall teacher shortage in science mathematics and foreign languages while Ohio asks for about 10 500 new teachers for the next school year. The 1959 college class expected to yield 125 710 graduates qualified to teach with about 92 500 likely to take teaching jobs.
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Washington
National Education Association
NEA
Columbus
Ohio
California
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
New York
Goodyear contract ratified by URW locals nationwide
The United Rubber Workers vote to approve a two year master contract and five year pension and insurance deal. The agreement aims to speed settlements in the strikes affecting 58,000 workers in 31 cities across 16 states. Local 2 in Akron and other URW locals reported near unanimous approvals.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
Firestone
UAW
Union
Angeles
New Bedford
Mass
St. Marys
Ohio
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Ill
Muncie
Ind
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Showers and Warm Tuesday
Weather forecast says cloudy with showers and thundershowers today tonight and Tuesday for West Virginia and Ohio. Low tonight 45 to 55, highs Tuesday 60s to 70s with warmer conditions and continued mild through Saturday. Precipitation total 4 to 1/2 inches locally, mainly Monday night Tuesday and again Saturday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Ohlo
Albury
Pai
Bismarck
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
Milwaukee
Synh
New York
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Seattle
Kee
Tampa
Washington
Agencies Combine Forces in Parker Kidnapping Case
Federal and state agencies pressed the investigation into the jail kidnapping of Mack Charles Parker, 23, feared lynched. Mississippi Highway Patrol chief William Hood said hope vanished of finding the accused rapist alive as the FBI and local authorities deployed 50 plus agents and 60 patrolmen to cover the area.
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Poplarville
Miss
Mack Charles Parker
Mississippi Highway Patrol
William Hood
Jackson
Hood
Parker
John Reyer
Here
Reyer
Pearl River County
Panama Government Storms to Crush Rebel Landing
Government forces press a three-pronged approach by land sea and air against an armed invasion group of about 80 revolutionists along Panama's Caribbean coast. Three rebels were captured after Friday night landings at Playa Colorado as Roberto Arias led the operation and escaped to the Brazilian Embassy seeking asylum.
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Panama
Caribbean
Jose D. Bazan
Playa Colorado
Red Beach
Panama City
Roberto Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Britain
Pacific Coast
Pellets Struck Six Teens in Richmond Neighborhood
Six Black teenagers walking home from a store were hit by pellet fire Sunday night, allegedly from speeding white youths in cars. Police said the incidents appeared as three separate shootings within the Black neighborhood as the teens walked home.
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Richmond
Cleveland Boy to Receive AAA Lifesaving Medal
Robert Kowalcyzk, 13, of Garfield Heights, will be honored as one of six 1958 AAA Lifesaving Medal recipients for rescuing Jill Nagy, 7, at a school crossing when she darted into the path of a car. He said he acted quickly saying he had no time to think before pulling her to safety.
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Cleveland
Robert Kowalcyzk
Garfield Heights
American Automobile Association
SS. Pet
Er and Paul Parochial School
Jill Nagy
Jill
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