Johnson Sets Adjournment Target as Senate Battles Court Bills
Washington reports tense word on adjournment as Lyndon B. Johnson names Saturday night as the deadline. Senate fights persist over measures to curb Supreme Court powers and shield federal actions, with a dispute over civilian space agency oversight influencing funding. A conference is sought to resolve the impasse on the appropriations bill and space agency provisions.
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Faubus Orders Standby for Possible Central High Action
Gov. Orval Faubus placed the Arkansas Legislature on standby for a possible Monday call to address the Central High School integration crisis. The Little Rock School Board failed to persuade him to delay the seven Negroes’ reentry as the board seeks a stay from the U.S. Eighth Circuit on its August 18 ruling.
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Orval Faubus
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Blossom
U. S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Central High
Five Arabs Convicted in Amman Bombings
A Jordanian military court convicted five young Arabs for bombing attacks in Amman. Sentences included two death penalties for Nadia Salti’s fiancé Theodore Stephan and Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim, with other defendants receiving long terms.
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Ahmed Mahmoud Ibrahim
Jordanian Health Department
Two Pacifists Fined for Halting Atlas Missile Site
Cheyenne Wyoming reports two pacifists received maximum fines for trespassing at an Atlas missile launching installation. The Rev Theodore Olson aged 26 from Fallsington Pennsylvania and Ellanor Calkins aged 22 from Chicago were fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice Tosh Sugematsu. Olson also found in contempt of court for promising further resistance. Kenneth Calkins 23 husband of Ellanor suffers broken pelvis from a truck collision at the gate. he faces similar charges.
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Here
Theodore Olson
Fallsington
Ellanor Calkins
Chicago
Justice of the Peace Tosh
Olson
Youth Seriously Hurt In Accident
A youth was seriously injured in an accident reported by The Messenger with local details prompting concern for school age families. Authorities investigated at the scene as further updates on the condition and cause were awaited by the community.
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Nelsonville Women’s News
Army preparing Jupiter C rocket for Explorer satellite launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida Army teams worked on a Jupiter C rocket amid preparations for another Explorer satellite flight. No exact launch date was announced.
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Soviet Scientist Cheremukhim Dies at 63 in Moscow
A. M. Cheremukhim, a Soviet scientist and aircraft designer, died Tuesday at age 63. His work earned him Lenin and Stalin prizes, and the announcement appeared in Izvestia, the government newspaper.
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A. M. Cheremukhim
Izvestia
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Roosevelts Campaign Looms Over Right to Work Ballot
Ohio court fight looms over the phrase right to work on the November ballot. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown approved the forms to be printed by Sept. 5 for service members and overseas civilians. United Organized Labor of Ohio protests the wording as misleading and plans action. The group will seek Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt for campaign involvement if invited.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
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United Organized Labor
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Washington
Eisenhower signs four year extension of reciprocal trade program
President Eisenhower signs a four year extension of the reciprocal trade program, the longest such extension by Congress. The administration sought five years but Congress approved four, extending the program to June 30, 1962 and allowing tariff cuts up to 20 percent for mutual concessions. The law lets Congress override presidential objections with a two thirds vote to sustain Tariff Commission recommendations on duties or quotas.
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Routine Intercept Turns Deadly in Missouri Air Incident
At Richards-Gebaur AFB an un identified jet prompted a chase by F102A interceptor. Lt Roland Svane fired three missiles hitting the target trainer causing two crewmen to bail out and suffer only cuts and bruises as they landed near Clinton Missouri.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Air Force
Richards-Gebaur
Roland Svane
Seattle
Svane
Falcon
Soane
Six Killed in Collision Near Ft Hood Texas
A head on auto crash near Florence Texas killed six people early today. Military police at nearby Fort Hood reported five military personnel among the dead and said identifications were not yet available.
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Tex
Texas
Ft. Hood
Committee Meets in Columbus With Mental Health Leaders
The legislative committee of the Ohio Mental Health Association meets here today with Dr. Robert A. Haines state director of mental hygiene and correction. The association plans to submit recommendations for care of mentally ill and retarded patients to the Legislature.
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Ohio Mental Health Association
Robert A. Haines
Ohio roads progress praised amid funding debate
Ohio Gov C William ONeill touts road building while critics say costs are too high. Senate Roads Subcommittee chair Albert Gore hints at further study of interstate funding fairness as GAO critiques of the Ohio highway department are dismissed except for a $9 million bookkeeping error.
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Washington
Ohio
William O’neill
Charles M. Noble
General Accounting Office
Noble
GAO
Temporary Test Ban In Offing
Sen. Hubert Humphrey said a report of a possible temporary suspension of nuclear weapons testing is under consideration as a prelude to safeguarded negotiations. The White House declined comment. The United States is conducting a test series in the Pacific, set to end soon.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Humphrey
Senate
White House
Pacific
Timken Pension Plan Standoff Nears End after Walkout
United Steel workers study a new Timken offer to end a 30 day strike by about 9000 workers at Timken Roller Bearing Co in Canton Columbus and Zanesville. Violent incidents and minor injuries have led to police charges as talks resume this afternoon. The plan includes a lump sum payment for long layoffs and a permanent layoff status after two years.
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United Steelworkers Union
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Columbus
Zanesville
Lindbergh G-Man Seery Dies at 62 in New York
William F. Seery, 62, a former FBI agent who helped trace ransom bills in the Lindbergh kidnapping, died Monday. He ran a private investigative firm in New York since 1938.
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William F. Seery
FBI
Economy Upturn Reported in Second Quarter
Washington reports a stronger economy in the second quarter with larger gains in personal and government spending cited by President Eisenhower's advisers as the main driver of the improvement.
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White House
Eisenhower
Baker Denies Spending Teamster Money on Slain Woman
Robert Barney Baker testifying before the Senate Rackets Committee denied using teamster funds to aid Ruth Brougher in Miami in 1955. He claimed he could not confirm the money source and set his outlay at seven to eight thousand dollars, while denying some threats and a separate assault claim. Brougher, 44, is serving a 15 year sentence for the 1954 Miami parking lot slaying of Murray Dubois.
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Judge Frees Carrollton Senior After Murder Charge
Orlo J. Bedley 17 of Conotton Valley High School is cleared to return for his senior year after a juvenile court judge dropped murder charges linked to a fatal July shooting. The coroner had ruled the death accidental despite an affidavit alleging premeditated malice by Bedley, filed by Thelma Lloyd.
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Ohio
Orlo J. Bedley
Conotton Valley High School
William T. Allman
Thelma Lloyd
Leesville
Clarence J. Deckman
Thelma Sue Lloyd
National Student Congress in Delaware at Ohio Wesleyan
About 1000 students from 200 American colleges gather at Ohio Wesleyan University for a 10 day National Student Congress. Workshops address the theme Student responsibility in an age of challenge with a keynote by Dr Samuel Marble criticizing postwar complacency and urging wakeful action.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Samuel D. Marble
Wilmington, Ohio
Marble
America
UN Arabs seek quick end to emergency session on Middle East plan
Western diplomats expect unanimous Assembly support for an Arab modified plan to withdraw U.S. and British troops from Lebanon and Jordan with safeguards on noninterference. The resolution, drawn with Hammerskjold and Eisenhower input, aims to end the session by tonight or Friday after approval from Arab capitals.
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Saeb Salam
United Nations
Middle East
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Nasser
Fuad Chehab
Camille Chamoun
United Nation
N. Y
UN General Assembly
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
U.S
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Labor Law Is Unlikely Despite Pleas
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass labor reform to curb racketeering and abuses in the labor management field. He said he hoped for action before adjournment, but many lawmakers doubted a bill could pass in the remaining session days. Secretary of Labor Mitchell joined the appeal for congressional action.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Feisenhower
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Largest U S radio telescope planned at Canton
The E W Blass Co will build the United States' largest radio telescope in Canton for 5 million dollars. The 2500 ton structure will rise 205 feet and serve as a national radio astronomy observatory. It will be operated at Green Bank West Virginia by the National Science Foundation.
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Weather Outlook Ohto Warm With Late Day Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm today as thundershowers begin late this afternoon. High near 90 with thunderstorms ending tonight and a return to fair cooler conditions Friday. Tonight low 62 to 66, Friday high near 78.
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