DiSalle Refuses Compromise On Sales Tax Bill In Ohio
Ohio Senate and House move through bills as Gov. DiSalle refuses further compromise on the sales tax proposal. Lawmakers debate funding hopes of 365 million dollars via tax increases, with 117 million from sales tax and other revenue items. Senate caucus ends without a breakthrough.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
State Senate
Senate
Senate Democratic Caucus
Senate Democrats
Frank W. King
House
Cleveland Municipal Court
Lake Erie
Port Clinton
Senate Taxation Committee
Judiciary Committee
Ohio Supreme Court
Panama Prepares for Cuban Invasion After Takeover
Panamanian troops brace for action near Nombre de Dios as U S fighter planes monitor the coast. An OAS envoy team seeks to halt the improvised invasion by Cuban based forces led by unnamed local collaborators. The 89 invaders include 84 Cubans with mixed nationalities among 89 total.
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Cuba
Panama Canal
U. S
Caribbean
Organization of American States
Ernesto de la Guardia
National Guard
Nombre de Dios
de la Guardia
Delaware approves mandatory whipping bill for robbery
Delaware lawmakers push a bill to set 20 to 40 lashes on first robbery conviction and at least 30 for each subsequent offense The House approved Senate version by a 22 to 3 margin Gov Boggs will decide early next week whether to sign
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Dover
Del
Delaware
House
Senate
J. Caleb Boggs
Seek Murder Trial Jurors Seated In Columbus Case
Fifty more prospective jurors were ordered to court as the murder trial of 21 year old David Stanley Smith continued. He faces first degree murder for the slaying and attempted rape of Janice Ora Porter, 24, shot in the forehead after being bound and gagged. Smith pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. eleven jurors have been seated.
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Columbus
David Stanley Smith
Janice Ora Porter
Smith
Porter
Body found in Ohio River near New Martinsville
The body of Virgil Horner, 57, of Bridgeport Ohio, was recovered Wednesday afternoon after a boatman spotted him floating in open water near New Martinsville. Horner had recently fallen from a barge into the Ohio River at Wheeling.
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New Martinsville
W. Va
Virgil Horner
Bridgeport
Ohio
Horner
Ohio River
Wheeling
Young Bridegroom Cleared In Killing
Robert Hale of Texas was cleared by a coroner's jury in the death of his 16 year old pregnant wife Kathleen Hale in Fort Worth. The shotgun discharge was ruled accidental during a troubled honeymoon. Hale testified he wrestled the weapon from her after she threatened suicide.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Robert Hale
Texas
Kathleen Hale
Hale
J. B. Hale
FBI
Texas Christian Univers
Retired Mayo Pathologist Arthur Sanford Dies at 77
Dr. Arthur H. Sanford, 77, a retired clinical pathologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, died Tuesday from a heart ailment.
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Rochester, Minn
Arthur H. Sanford
Mayo Clinic
Auto Deaths Rising Across Nation In Early 1959
The National Safety Council reports 8080 auto fatalities in the first quarter, up 5 percent from 1958, with March deaths at 2790, nine percent higher than a year ago. The council cites complacency as a cause after two years of declines.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Woman Dies After Burglar Alarmed Her At Home
Columbus police report 74 year old Ellen Gertrude Bentz died from a heart attack after finding a burglar in her home around 2 15 am The widow was taken to St Anthony Hospital where she died about 45 minutes later
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Columbus
Ellen Gertrude Bentz
Woman dives floods to free trapped family in car
Nellie Bridges of Corriganville Maryland swam through a rain swollen stream to reach a farmhouse and call for help after her husband and three children were trapped in a partially submerged auto near the Pennsylvania Maryland line. Two volunteer firemen then swam to the car and brought the family to shore.
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Hyndman
Nellie Bridges
Corringanville
Bedford
Dutch Ship Friso First to Pass Seaway into Chicago Harbor
The 353 foot Dutch freighter Friso became the first large ocean going vessel to sail the rebuilt St. Lawrence Seaway into Chicago. A gala, parade, and banquet welcomed Capt. Sander Klein and crew as 15,000 spectators watched the Milwaukee dock arrival. The Friso carried wines artificial flowers glass mushrooms toys and farm implements among its cargo.
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Chicago
Johan Willem Friso
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Midwest
Friso
Montreal
Sander Klein
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Luis Moya Granted Execution for Nurse Olga Duncan Slaying
In Ventura California a jury sentenced Luis Moya to die in the gas chamber for his participation in the strangulation of Olga Duncan a 30 year old pregnant nurse. He is the last of a trio convicted of first degree murder in the case.
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Luis Moya
California
Ventura
Calif
Olga Duncan
Moya
Dogs Under Quarantine Stricken Citywide
Columbus imposes a 90 day quarantine on about 44 000 dogs after one dog dies from rabies prompting health officials to enforce controls and monitor for further cases in the city.
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Columbus
Nonunion Coal Ramp Blasted in Kentucky Violence
Whitesburg Kentucky report of a dynamited nonunion coal loading ramp during a violent period since the UMW strike began in eastern Kentucky. Earlier, another ramp was blown, guards fired on snipers, and Paul Tayloe of Ulvah Coal Co. said union pickets attacked railroad cars while dynamite was tossed under the tipple. one guard suffered a leg injury.
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Whitesburg
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Paul Tayloe
Ulvah Coal Co
Steelworkers Meet To Formulate Demands In Negotiations
The 171man Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers of America forms in New York to set union demands for next weeks talks with steel producers. The union plans a pay raise and fringe benefit improvements while the industry pushes for a one year wage freeze.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Dulles Condition Improves Says State Department
The State Department reports John Foster Dulles has improved since week's end and is suffering less pain after his illness.
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Washington
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Interim Ban Placed On Berlin Planes
The United States tentatively will not send more high altitude planes to West Berlin for the next few weeks. Officials cite Britain's concerns that flights above 10 000 feet could provoke an incident and jeopardize East West Berlin talks. The decision followed a confidential review by State and Defense departments amid Soviet Russia objections to the legality of such flights.
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Washington
United States
West Berlin
Soviet Union
State
Defense Departments
Britain
Berlin
Germany
Former State Solon Dies In Knox County
George Kirkpatrick 86 longtime Ohio state representative died at his Knox County farm Wednesday night. Services will be held at the Presbyterian Church in Utica on Saturday. At his 1957 retirement after 14 terms he was the oldest General Assembly legislator and was named honorary House speaker for life by colleagues.
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Presbyterian Church
Utica
George Kirkpatrick
Knox County
Ohio House
General Assembly
Western Big Four Agree on Geneva Conference Plan
The Western Big Four foreign ministers reached complete agreement on a package plan to present at the Geneva conference next month. They ended their session without details in a final communique, after opening the meeting only on Wednesday to unify positions for the East West talks at Geneva on May 11.
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Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
Europe
Harold Macmillan
Godfrey Surgery Confirms Malignant Chest Tumor
Surgeons removed part of Arthur Godfrey’s left lung at Columbia-Presbyterian this morning. The operation disclosed a malignant chest tumor. doctors removed the lesion and lung section. Godfrey, 55, thanked fans and said he would be back soon as three physicians and a team of nurses assisted.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Radio-Tv Star
Columbis-Presbyterian Medical Center
House Upheld Eisenhower Veto On Rural Electrification Bill
The House voted 280 to 146 to pass the rural electrification bill over the President's veto, four votes short of the two thirds needed to override. The measure was thus killed.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Newborn Baby Murder Confirmed by Toledo Coroner
Coroner Paul Hohly ruled homicide in the death of a newborn found in an apartment incinerator. Autopsy showed the infant was burned alive and never fed before death.
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Toledo
Paul Hohly
Hohly
Life Saved By A Rope In Fall
Oakland California construction worker Bill Bell aged 36 tumbled from a fifth floor girder but caught a rope used to haul air conditioning gear and swung into a fourth floor window avoiding serious injury.
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Oakland
Calif
Bill Bell
Paratrooper Dangles Upside Down In 1450 Foot Jump
Pvt Frederick M Kamradt 18-year-old paratrooper at Fort Campbell Tennessee suspended upside down after tripping over gear at 1450 feet. He became entangled by a 15-foot static line and required Sgt Richard W Collins from Memphis to assist. Kamradt later descended with a reserve chute and landed in a tree, then freed by nearby residents. His 13th jump awaits.
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FT. Campbell
Pfc
Frederick M. Kamradt
Richard W. Collins
Memphis
Tenn
Kamradt
East Jordan
Mich
Police Search for Girl Sharon Crossman 3
Buffalo police pressed a search for Sharon Crossman a three year old girl missing after her mother tucked her in for a nap Tuesday. Investigators said she vanished between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. and searched ponds and fresh mounds while asking railroads to inspect freight cars. The child’s parents are Sharon’s mother and Robert Crossman both with two other sons in the family.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sharon Crossman
John J. Whalen
Robert Crossman
Sharon
Crossman
Gore to Speak at Midwest Conference Opening
U S Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee will address the 17th annual Midwest Conference of Political Scientists in Oxford Ohio at Miami University tonight. The meeting will run through Saturday with sessions at the campus.
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Oxford
Ohio
U. S
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Midwest Conference of Political Scientists
Miami University
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