New Shuffle of Top Jobs at Kremlin Is Hinted
Senate probes into labor management practices link a supposed sweetheart contract to racketeer Johnny Dio also known as John Dioguardi. Dio's NY shakedown conviction ties to Equitable Research Associates as a labor peace racket. Witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment repeatedly during Monday's hearing amid questions about Dio's influence in unions.
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Washington
New York
Johnny Dio
Dio
John Dioguardi
Ab Ollmong
Equitable Research Associates, Ind
Milton Holt
Temasters
Flushing
N. Y
Holt
McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Philip Kazansky
Monticello
Teamsters Local 269
Sam Getlan
Teamsters Union
Kremlin Shakeup Rumors Put Bulganin Zhukov in Line for Posts
Washington AP reports diplomats weigh new Kremlin appointments for Soviet Premier Bulganin and Defense Minister Zhukov after Khrushchev met Tito. Speculation centers on Bulganin possibly becoming president and Zhukov possibly replacing him as premier amid power shifts.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Zhukov
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Romania
Tito
Bulganin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Klementi Voroshilov
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Anastas Mikoyan
Germany
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Central Committee
East Berlin
Bulgaria
Mikoyan
U S Protest over Red Border Guard Action
The United States accuses Russian border guards of irregular action after stopping a U S Army convoy of 28 trucks with 82 GIs at a Soviet checkpoint outside West Germany. The Russians demanded ID cards and photos. safeguards failed and the convoy was ordered back to West Berlin. Maj Gen Barksdale Hamlett sent an officer to Soviet headquarters in East Berlin with a protest.
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United States
West Germany
West Berlin
Barksdale Hamlett
East Berlin
Tire Prices Hiked by Firestone Across Most Tires
Akron Ohio reports Firestone Tire and Rubber Co raised prices by three percent on most tires and tubes effective midnight.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Cleveland records 68 degree low for August day
The Weather Bureau reported Cleveland’s low of 68 degrees at 6 45 p.m. on August 5 marked the city’s coldest measured day in 73 years, tied to an unusually chilly late summer.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Union Asked To Keep Ballots In McDonald Election
Senate Rackets Committee asked United Steelworkers locals to impound ballots from President David J. McDonald’s re election. Robert F. Kennedy wrote to 2500 locals to preserve ballots beyond the August 12 destruction date. McDonald won by an announced margin amid allegations of irregularities from challenger Donald Rarick.
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Washington
Senate
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Robert F. Kennedy
McDonald
Donald Rarick
McKeesport
Rarick
USW
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Military construction funds approved for Ohio bases and more
The House Appropriations Committee approved 11.44 million for construction at Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus Ohio and allocated 10.95 million at Wright Patterson Clinton County and 1.86 million at Youngstown Air Defense Command. It cut 279.16 million from a supplemental bill and urged restraint on the new Air Force Academy.
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Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Wright-Patterson
Clinton County
Youngstown Air Defense Command
Air Force
Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Secretary of Defense
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Outlook
Fair and cool tonight in Ohio with lows 52 to 56. Wednesday turns warmer in Ohio with highs 80 to 84. West Virginia stays clear and quite cool tonight with lows in the 50s. Wednesday will be sunny and dry with a few degrees warmer in the afternoon.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Tractor Wreck Fatal Near Ashland
A 49 year old Ashland man died after a farm tractor he drove was struck by a car on Ohio 96 about three miles west of Ashland. The crash occurred late Monday and involved injuries to the tractor operator.
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Ashland
Ohio
Ohio 96
Here
Freckles in Sweden Turn into Screen Sensation
Harriet Asp known as Freckles, a 23 year old art student with many freckles, becomes a Swedish cinema curiosity. Doctors counted 21 719 freckles excluding bikini area while Sweden’s SF Corp quickly tests her for screen work. She recalls harsh feelings about her freckles and hopes for change though publicity grows.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Coroner links polio to two deaths in separate states
Coroner reports bulbar polio caused the deaths of Beverly Quest, 26, in San Diego California, and her husband Charles Quest, 27, in Parkersburg West Virginia. Beverly had been listed as dying from pneumonia and was a former Navy civilian fireman at the San Diego Naval Air Station. The couple’s bodies were moved for funeral services, and Ohio speculation of Asiatic flu was ruled out.
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San Diego
Calif
Beverly Quest
Charles
Parkersburg
W.va
Quest
San Diego Naval Air Station
Athens
Ohio
Palm City
Farm Leaders Study Incomes
Washington AP leaders of about 30 specialized farm groups meet to explore programs aimed at increasing farmers' income. The two day closed conference, called by the National Milk Producers Federation, seeks unity amid policy divisions and plans for tailored commodity programs to be considered by Congress next session. Herschel Newsom endorses the idea, noting each commodity requires unique marketing and production conditions.
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National Milk Producers Federation
Herschel Newsom
National Grange
Newsom
New Type Pneumonia At Austin Draws Medical Attention
An outbreak of mystery pneumonia in Austin Minnesota has infected 70 people and caused two deaths. Peak activity occurred July 24 to 30 with 33 cases. The illness begins with chills and fever and reaches 101 to 105 degrees. Doctors note it mostly affects men over 40 and does not respond to penicillin. Some similarities to Q fever are under test.
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Minneapolis
Austin
Minn
Minnesota Health Department
Herbert Kleinman
State Agency
Mahoning County Reports Fourth Polio Patient
The eighth year old girl from Campbell admitted to Southside Hospital Monday with mild non paralytic polio. She had completed the three shot Salk vaccine series and is described as recovering.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Southside Hospital
Campbell
Explosion Destroys Truck and Building in Columbus
A mechanic using a welding torch on an empty gasoline truck sparked an explosion that destroyed the truck and an adjoining block building. Lloyd Clark, 51, had a lacerated finger while Curtis Lemaster, 39, suffered facial burns. Authorities cited torch sparks igniting fumes in the truck.
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Columbus
Lloyd Clark
Curtis Lemaster
Cement strike nears end as 15000 return to work
A union official said the nationwide cement strike is nearly over with about 15,000 workers back at 64 plants.
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Chicago
Nike radar center on lakefront activates fourth unit
Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze presses the button to start the radar screen at Cleveland's Nike site as the fourth and final unit of the 351st Missile Battalion begins operation.
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Cleveland
Lakefront
Nike
Anthony J. Celebrezze
351St Missile Battalion
Quick Ad Results Drive Cancellations in Athens Rental Ad
Mrs. Catherine Beckler reports rapid demand after placing a six room house rental ad in Athens. She says she ran the ad Friday and rented the house Saturday, receiving more than 20 phone calls, illustrating the speed of responses from quick results ads.
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Catherine Beckler
Senators Halt Rights Changes in Civil Rights Bill
Senators blocked further Senate changes to a civil rights bill amid disputes over jury trials. Senator O Mahoney led opposition to reopening amendments, while Senator Javits argued for stronger jury trial provisions. President Eisenhower faces potential veto unless the provision is narrowed, with Johnson defending broader access to jury trials in criminal contempt cases.
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Senate
Eisenhower
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
House
Sen. Javits
R-Ny
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
O’mahoney
Johnson
Javits
Sawyer Sells Two Waverly Papers
Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati announced the sale of the Waverly News and the Waverly Watchman to Jackson Publishing Co. of Jackson Ohio. The price was not disclosed. Sawyer is a former U S secretary of commerce ambassador to Belgium and former Ohio lieutenant governor.
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Waverly
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati Today
Waverly News
Waverly Watchman
Jackson Publishing Co
Jackson
Ohio
Jackson Sun-Journal
Jackson Herald
Oak Hill Press
Sawyer
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
Belgium
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Baby Drowns In Backyard Wading Pool
Seventeen month old William Billy Santrock drowned Monday in a portable wading pool in the backyard of his Lancaster home.
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Lancaster
William Billy Santrock
FHA Loan Rate Hike Effective
Washington reports FHA increases its maximum mortgage rate to 5 percent, the second rise in eight months, and lowers down payments on government-backed loans. Congress imposes new loan discount controls for FHA and GI loans, while GI rates stay fixed at 4 percent.
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Washington
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Veterans Administration
Martin Confirmed as U S Attorney for Southern Ohio
The Senate confirmed Hugh K. Martin in the nomination for U S Attorney covering southern Ohio. The confirmation clears the way for him to assume office and oversee federal prosecutions in the district.
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Washington
Hugh K. Martin
U. S
Southern
Ohio
Senate
First Lady Undergoes Benign Operation
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent an operation at Walter Reed Hospital for a benign condition. The White House said the procedure was not serious and she is in good condition. Surgeon was Dr Humbert L Riva. She has health concerns noted by Eisenhower and Hagerty but no emergency was reported.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Humbert L. Riva
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Church Council Likely To Drop Catholic Suppression charges
In New Haven the World Council of Churches faced a push to confront Catholic suppression of religious rights in some countries. Bishop Santo Uberto Barbieri urged naming the Roman Catholic Church, calling it a totalitarian power. Officials indicated the Colombia statement may be dropped and a general liberty statement to be issued later.
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New Haven
Conn
World Council of Churches
Santo Uberto Barbieri
Argentina
Council
Colombia
South America
John Baillie
Edinburgh
Scotland
Barbieri
John MacKay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Chichester
England
George K. A. Bell
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