Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates Clash on Anti Recession Steps
Democratic candidate Michael V. Disalle and Gov. C W ONeill sparred over steps to ease Ohio’s recession during a Cleveland news conference and Toledo rally. ONeill boasted a 750 million dollar public works program while Disalle argued Washington must lead and a change could cushion layoffs. Other candidates pressed for labor reform and state spending scrutiny as primaries loom.
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Cleveland
C. William O'Neill
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O'Neill
Dayton
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Albert S. Porter
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Celebrezze
O’neill
UN Secretary General Backing US Arctic Inspection Plan
Dag Hammarskjold unexpectedly endorsed the U S initiative to place the Arctic under international inspection against surprise attack. He urged progress to break the disarmament stalemate amid Soviet skepticism voiced by Andrei Gromyko. The council resumes Friday as Arkady Sobolev watches for Moscow's response.
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Eisenhower cautions on optimistic talk amid recession signs
President Eisenhower warned that April unemployment decline does not guarantee recovery and urged caution. He noted flattening business slump but called for more study on a potential anti recession tax cut. He defended Pentagon reform and dismissed Soviet Arctic inspection claims while commenting on 1960 nomination and nuclear bomb purity.
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People Desire Taft for Office in Columbus Campaign
A spokesman for the Taft for Governor Volunteers said he has been besieged with requests from Republicans wanting to help. Dale W. Stump, chairman, will outline the volunteer Taft campaign on WTVN Columbus Wednesday night.
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Garden gear sells fast in spring ad
A Messenger Classified ad notes springtime triggers a buyer rush as a hand garden plow and wood extension ladder sold on the first day after a single Sunday run. The ad highlights quick results for garden equipment and invites phone orders.
Judge Delays Pleas for Insurance Ring Leaders Tobin and Shade
In Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge John W. Ford ordered John J. Tobin Jr. and Paul E. Shade to secure counsel within a week before entering pleas on charges they led a quarter million dollar insurance fraud scheme against American Associated Insurance Co. Eight co-defendants pleaded innocent while Tobin and Shade sought lawyers despite the prosecutor's objection.
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Pay Increase Assured By Unanimous Senate Action
The Senate, with little debate, passed a broad military pay incentive bill 870 and sent it to the House for compromise talks. A rapid chamber vote suggests an early pay raise for servicemen, potentially by June.
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Jenkins could win $13000 pension on retirement plan
Rep Thomas A Jenkins faces an $18000 annual pension if he retires. The 34 years in the House push him to the maximum. Ironton boosters push to nominate him for an 18th term despite his Friday withdrawal from the race amid GOP primary opposition from Homer E Abele and John H Weis.
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Ohio
GM Gives Notice To Auto Union
GM issued 30-day termination notice to the United Auto Workers, signaling a potential strike later this spring while inviting the union to target GM over Ford and Chrysler. UAW VP Leonard Woodcock said the union will not be maneuvered into a strike during a company chosen period.
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Air Force copilot lands burning B47 to save officer
First Lt. James E. Obenauf 24 Grayslake Ill. landed a smoking B47 at Abilene after an engine fire at 30 000 feet. Maj. James E. Maxwell 32 Portsmouth Va. was unconscious and without oxygen mask. Both men were hospitalized for shock frostbite and eye burns in good condition.
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Jenkins Offers to Serve If Nominated in 10th District
Speculation on Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins status continues after a telegram from Jenkins in Washington DC promises to serve if nominated. The message, sent to Mrs. Nora Atkinson of Athens Route 3, states Jenkins would be pleased to again serve the people of the Tenth Congressional District if his health allows.
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Congress Leaders Pressure Nehru to Remain as Prime Minister
In New Delhi the Congress party held an emergency meeting to oppose Nehru's retirement request. Party sources say they will urge him not to resign or retire, even temporarily, and to stay on as prime minister while he takes a rest as long as he desires. Newspapers hope he continues in office.
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Jobless Bill Sparks Partisan Clash in Congress
In Washington the House opens debate on a bill to extend jobless benefits. Republicans oppose broadly while many Democrats split, weighing between President Eisenhower’s proposed state emergency loans and the larger federal grants plan. Both would be temporary, expiring next year, with costs ranging from 750 to 800 million dollars. The Rules Committee cleared the measure for floor debate and Thursday votes on alternatives.
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Work to Restart After Union Offer Acceptance in Miami Valley
In Cincinnati area the Miami Valley Foundrymen's Association reports the strike by Foundry Workers Union employees ended. Workers voted 828 to 112 on Tuesday to accept the new offer, allowing operations to resume at 18 plants in the Miami Valley.
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Boy Climber in Critical Condition After Dare
TAUNTON Massachusetts 16 year old Edward Masterson climbed a 40 foot steel tower near his home and contacted a 13 000 volt wire. He was hospitalized in Boston with severe burns and shock and doctors said leg amputation will be necessary.
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Former Mental Patient Held in Father's Death
A former mental patient is jailed in Greene County on a first degree murder charge for bludgeoning his 82 year old father in Xenia Ohio.
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Greene County
Contract Offer Refused by Unions on Tuesday Night
Unions rejected a one year extension of current contracts offered by the Building Trades Employers Assn. during Tuesday night negotiations. The dispute centers on terms of the proposed extension and the go forward labor agreement.
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Eisenhower Urges Law Over Force on Law Day
President Eisenhower marks Law Day urging the world to choose law over force for civilization to endure. He emphasizes legal order and peaceful means in international affairs and stresses the role of law in shaping global relations.
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Eisenhower
Navy details Vanguard rocket failure and plans for upgrade
Navy officials in Cape Canaveral report the 72 foot Vanguard rocket failed about 300 miles up when a second stage electronic malfunction prevented third stage ignition. The fourth stage did not reach orbit and the satellite was lost at sea. Telemetry showed the second stage brain never signalled to spark final propulsion.
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Nazi Missile Expert Urges Space Czar Under Eisenhower
Dr Walter R Dornberger once missiles czar under Hitler told the House Space Committee that President Eisenhower should appoint a space czar to direct all space work. He argued for a strong central leader beyond Eisenhower’s plan for a civilian space agency.
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Eisenhower
Walter R. Dornberger
Bell Aircraft Corp
House Space Committee
Senate Debates Benefits From April Employment Dip
The Commerce Department reports April unemployment fell 78 000, the first decline since October, while employment rose 596 000 to 62 907 000 as spring outdoor work boosted jobs. Meany warns recession worsens. advisers urge tax cuts, more public spending, and lower rates.
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First Daughter in Harrison Family Draws Attention
In Johnson City Tennessee a newborn girl, the Emory Harrison family's first daughter, arrives as their 15th child, following national fame sparked by their 14th son born three years ago this month.
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Tenn
Emory Harrison
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Five Day Forecast
West Virginia tonight will be fair and cool with scattered frost in mountain valleys. low 30s to 38. Thursday remains fair and warmer in the afternoon. Ohio: partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Thursday. lows around 44 to 49, highs near 60s. Five day pattern shows temperatures about 48 degrees below normal with small daily changes and precipitation average one tenth to one quarter inch with weekend showers likely.
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Ohlo
Worker Buried in Pasadena Tragedy Echoes Kathy Fiscus Case
Pasadena contractor Bill Yancey, 47, died underground after entering an eight foot sewer ditch to aid a rescue, the same peril that claimed Kathy Fiscus in a 1949 well tragedy. Co worker Ted Slade recalled Yancey jumped in saying he would be all right before earth collapsed. Firefighters rushed to free him but he could not be saved.
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Bill Yancey
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Kathy
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