Probing Started Of Federal Job Probes In Antitrust Review
Assistant Attorney General Stanley N. Barnes said the antitrust division began a new probe into unpaid government jobs held by businessmen. He linked the disclosure to a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing and noted an oil company official was removed as head of an Interior Department advisory group on foreign oil supplies.
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Stanley N. Barnes
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New York
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Young
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Small Business Administration
Eisenhower presses disarmament push amid cold war tensions
President Eisenhower airs a new disarmament plan and seeks talks with Russia while warning Red China policy remains firm. Soviet Premier Bulganin rejects trading military blueprints and aerial surveys as the president stays cautiously optimistic about eventual arms control deals. He rules out an immediate Far East summit and reiterates U N stance on Red China due to North Korea deployments.
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U.S
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North Korea
Airmen Return From Orient After 21 Months Captivity
Eleven U S airmen freed in Hong Kong fly toward Tachikawa near Tokyo after 21 months in Red captivity. In Hong Kong news briefing General Arnold accuses China of a downed plane violation during the Korean War with three to ten year sentences handed to crew. One man, Howard Brown of St Paul, Minnesota, reportedly ate seven steaks in three hours.
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Knife Wound In Apartment Barricade Incident
Clearwater Florida a hotel cook barricaded himself in his apartment for hours Thursday night. The owner persuaded him to come out and he had a butcher knife lodged in his chest. Raymond A. Charles 34 was taken to hospital in critical condition Lester Marston reported.
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Lester Marston
Raymond A. Shharles
Housewife Feared Dead After Bloodstained Car Found
A blood stained 1955 convertible with torn clothing of wealthy housewife Mrs. Wilmet Allen was found abandoned on a Kansas City throughway. Police theorize kidnapping and murder after she vanished Thursday noon following a beauty parlor visit.
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Wilmt Allen
William Allen Jr
North Kansas
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Eugene
Dems Split On Adlai Stevenson 1956 Prospects
U S senators differ on Adlai E Stevenson as a Democratic presidential candidate in 1956. Senator Long of Louisiana says Stevenson would have fewer chances now and cites other outstanding Democrats. Senator Mundt of South Dakota agrees a big name could beat Stevenson, naming no figures. Senator Kerr of Oklahoma calls Stevenson a front-runner.
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Senator Long
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Mundt
Adlai E. Stevnee
Long
Stevenson
Senator Kerr
New Hampshire Solons Pass Sweepstakes Bill
Concord New Hampshire lawmakers approve a sweepstakes bill creating a two million dollar state lottery based on horse races. Governor Lane Dwinell sponsors the measure, adding revenue to a 350 thousand dollar school construction appropriation.
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Bucan
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Building Code Adoption Forecasts Benefit Ohio Industry
Ohio official Margaret A. Mahoney predicts the new state building code will yield benefits for the industry and help address a dire need. She argues the code upgrade will improve safety, efficiency, and economic conditions across construction and manufacturing sectors.
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Toledo
Ohio
Margaret A. Mahoney
Democrats Attack FPC Private Dam Plan at Hell's Canyon
Democratic senators condemned the Federal Power Commission decision granting Idaho Power Co. authority to build three hydroelectric dams in Hell's Canyon on the Snake River, citing a private plan over a proposed federal dam and vowing to turn the issue into a national controversy. Senate comments accused the move of serving private interests while FPC Chairman Kuykendall defended the ruling as proper and timely.
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Oregon
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Grad's Mom Was Red No Commission For Cadet
Kings Point N Y Cadet Midshipman Eugene W Landy 21 will graduate with top honors but will not receive a naval reserve commission because his mother left the Communist Party in 1947 or 1948 at his urging He says he would rather see her punished than him as she praises his influence while an academy official cites a Navy order blocking the commission and cites no direct link to her past activity.
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Navy
Two Names Enter Talbott Successor Talk
Washington reports add two new names in the hunt for a successor to Harold E. Talbott as Air Force secretary. The Kansas City Star and Rocky Mountain News both cite unconfirmed sources as Talbott resigns effective a week from tomorrow to avoid embarrassment to the Eisenhower administration. Ingalls, a Taft relative, is mentioned in the dispatches as a potential choice.
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Harold E. Talbott
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Eisenhower
White House
Te Ri
Barkley accuses Chandler in Democratic primary clash
U S senator Alben W Barkley hits Happy Chandler in a late campaign appearance accusing him of deserting Barkley during the race for the presidential nomination and challenging Chandlers fitness to run for governor on the party ticket.
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Alben W. Barkley
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Barkley
Chandler
Woman Dies Unaware Son Killed Himself
In Columbus a mother Colenel Thompson 36 was hospitalized in a coma when police reported her 16 year old son Charles Thompson Jr. shot himself on July 12. She remained unconscious at a hospital until yesterday and died at her Columbus home from a blood disease.
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Charles Thompson, Jr
Colenel
Birthday for Debby Park Ridge Girl in Coma
A three year old girl from Park Ridge NL is in a coma nine months after turning three. The family held an ice cream and cake party at home though she cannot taste or hear voices as her condition continues after she fell ill last November 13.
Soviet Premier Bulganin Maps Inspections With Ike Proposal
MOSCOW Premier Bulganin said the government will study Eisenhower’s proposal for a mutual exchange of military information and aerial inspections. He noted the idea is under consideration as Moscow seeks closer positions while warning that vast Russian and American areas could hide moves.
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Space travel to be routine in future predicts congress
Copenhagen reports a Danish congress predicts that in 50 years space travel will be routine. Officials say no rockets will push through the atmosphere but earth orbiting stations will shuttle people and cargo at high speed, with vessels designed for a space environment.
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Denmark
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Rubber Plant Planned By Goodrich-Gulf Co
Cleveland reports Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals Inc owned by the B F Goodrich Co Gulf Oil Corp announced a rubber plant would be built in northern Ohio within a year. A dealer cited reliable sources placing the cost at 12 to 15 million dollars.
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Five Day Forecast For Lake Erie State
The five day outlook shows temperatures about three degrees above normal with highs around eight and lows in the low sixties. A heat wave will ease in the Lake Erie area on Saturday and expand across the state on Sunday with hot conditions returning Monday.
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Flight crashes after 30-mile struggle to land. 30 die
A crippled American Airlines Convair 240, with 30 aboard, fell short of Forney Airport at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Witnesses said the plane stayed aloft for over 30 miles with one engine flaming before crashing into a wooded gully nearby. Most victims were burned beyond identification.
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Chicago
Lausche Faces Choice on Cincinnati Conneaut Turnpike Route
Ohio Governor Lausche weighed routing options for a 9 mile stretch of the Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike after a four hour hearing. He promised a decision soon but did not set a date, noting law places route choice with him. Commission Chairman Shockney offered no recommendations.
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Thigh biting actor sued by woman aged 22
Los Angeles reports a $10,000 damage suit filed by Adrienne Formar 72 accusing actor Tufts of biting and pinching her thigh during an encounter. The complaint alleges the incident involved a cult dancer Margarie Von and seeks compensation for injuries and distress.
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Tufts
Margarie von
Train Crash Kills Two Men and 40 Hogs Near Wapakoneta
A 12 car train collided with a truck near Wapakoneta injuring a passenger and killing two men. Authorities reported 40 hogs were killed in the crash and there were initial injuries on site.
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State Highway Patrol
Tragedy in Gary as gun duel ends life of cop and suspect
Police trace gunfight to a telephone solicitor tip leading to a confrontation at Arthur Wright's home. Patrolman John Moore dies after being shot twice in the chest and once in the head. Ray Hahn and officers neutralize Wright with five bullets from his revolver after Moore is killed. Two Wright nieces, aged 15 and 8, in the house, recount disturbing abuse claims before authorities.
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Arthur Wright
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George Winchur
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Gunmen compliment brave Brink's guard in dramatic shootout
Eugene Clohessy, 27, aided by guard bravery as three masked men opened fire at Brink's garage. They briefly battled authorities before two fled, leaving $150,000 abandoned. Canadian police traced a suspect to New York City while wider theories recalled Boston's 1960 Brink's heist of $1.719 million.
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Non Turtle
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Eisenhower Signs Large Military Construction Bill
President Eisenhower signed an appropriation bill totaling 1.8 billion dollars for military construction. The Army receives about 458 million, the Navy 442.6 million, and the Air Force 89 million. A portion funds transfers from existing appropriations and begins July for ongoing projects including the new air force facility program.
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Eisenhower
Navy
Air Force
Army
Congress
Ohio Receives Airport Aid for Development Projects
The report notes Ohio will receive $2514 and 101 in airport aid to help states and cities prepare new and revised applications for airport development.
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Ning State
Electrical Plant Incident Sends Workers to Hospitals
A Thursday incident at an electrical plant hospitalized at least 65 workers. Emergency teams responded as officials investigated the cause and assessed safety measures.
Chuckle With the H bomb and ail headline
A humorous item notes a quirky phrase about the H bomb and an odd suit reference. It reflects a playful, nonsensical local cartoonish caption style typical of light side-page humor.
Melvin Clark Buried Again in Columbus Case
Slain numbers operator Melvin Clark is to be buried again as authorities finish bullet extraction. Coroner Dr. Leo C. Sauter reports two bullets were removed, a detail linked to the Cincinnati crime chain and an unidentified woman who altered her ambush testimony.
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Leo C. Sauter
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