Humphrey Sees Budget Balance Possible Without Tax Pledges
In a news conference Humphrey refused to pledge tax cuts while noting a 1956 budget outlook remains uncertain. Treasury’s summer revision shows a $1.7 billion deficit forecast, with spending up from January estimates and receipts $2.1 billion higher than January projections. Despite deficits, officials say a balanced budget is possible as year unfolds.
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State Fair Opens With Sunny Weather and Visits
Columbus AP reports the Ohio State Fair opened with sunny skies and mild temperatures. Gov Frank Lausche led the 6 am grounds tour with Fair Manager Sam Cashman as 75,000 expected attendees, including 50,000 youths, with 75 cent admission for all but under 12 free. Highlights include youth talent events, 4 H livestock judging, junior fair queens ball, Parade of Stars and fireworks featuring dancers and entertainers.
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Frank J. Lausche
Sam Cashman
Cashman
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William Boyd) Cassidy
Graele MacKenzie
Ted Weems
Snooky Lawson
Stuatt Peabody
Peggy King
Bill
de Wy Crockett
Hayes
Stest
Editor Urges Free Minds at Regional Meeting
Basil L. Walters of Chicago, editor of Knight Newspapers, warned that freedoms depend on journalists forming their own minds. He urged editors and readers to pursue independent thinking and to debate the power of making ignorant news.
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Basil L. Walters
Chicago
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Middle Atlantic States
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Lycam
Pastor Leaves Europe For Caretaker's Job
The Rev. Johannes Wessel, 54, a Bey mnisters in coming t0 Strom, Ohio, to take 6 30) as 8 Beets Caretakers Went wit Stine his wife and nine children iene, "which Us 8. offeal Watka the ingest family ever tol Seutive vis under the' 1559 Re- Foca elit act, Wasll Serving seer pastorate in Marburg, Cemange to take the $150 front caretaker obet, Akron SicNaughton "Sireet "Baptist Gharehe .
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Germany
Johannes Wessel
Strom
Ohio
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Marburg
Cemange
Akron
Baptist Gharehe
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Shows Warm Trend Ahead
Ohio five day forecast indicates temperatures averaging about five degrees above normal with normal highs near 83 and lows around 61. Generally fair weather with rising temperatures from Friday through Monday. Occasional showers and continued warmth on Tuesday and Wednesday, with only light rain amounts.
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Ohio
Lane Pleads Guilty In Speeding Case At Court
Lane 31 faced traffic court on a 60 mph in a 50 mph zone charge. Judge Charles Wotford asked for a plea, Lane replied guilty scared broke with four children. The judge ordered driver training school in lieu of a fine.
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Aluania
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Ohio Deckhand Drowns After Fall From Barge
Ronald Roth, deckhand from near Portsmouth, fell into the Ohio River from a barge near Point Pleasant while handling ropes. The incident occurred at dusk as the tow returned to the landing. coroner Dr. Edna Getties ruled it a drowning. Rescue crews from Point Pleasant and the Coast Guard searched the river. Roth’s body was recovered.
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Benna Vista
Portsmouth
Edna Getties
Mason County
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Wiley "Bonds, Jr
Gallipolis
Long
Everett Grimm
Steve Miller
Chester Leport
Bad Samaritan Robs Motorist After Offering Help
In Sandwich Illinois a motorist helped a man with a flat tire on a Wednesday. The helper then assaulted Robert Dieterline, stole his wallet containing 270 dollars, and fled. Dieterline recorded a license number on a towel but could not read it when reporting the robbery.
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Bandwich, IL
Trusty Faces Hearing For Jail Break Aid
A 31 year old workhouse trusty named Mc Grath is slated for a preliminary hearing today on a charge of aiding and inducing two inmates to escape from the workhouse Saturday. He is accused of providing two hack saw blades to one of seven men who broke out.
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Jack m. McGrath
Swaps Steps Mile In 1 35 At Washington Park
Swaps clocked a snappy 1 35 mile in a workout at Washington Park as Chicago fans welcomed the Preakness and Belmont champion Nashua from New York. Nashua arrived in a special horse pullman car to join a dramatic $100,000 match race with Swaps next Wednesday. Meshach Tenney, Swaps trainer, said the horse ran easily and that such fast work is scary but encouraging.
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Unidentified Object Sightings Reported Over Cincinnati Area
In Hamilton County observers noted a strange object in the sky above the Cincinnati area last night. County police reported the object remained stationary at about 5000 feet altitude, with farmers in the vicinity also reporting sightings via telephone calls.
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Bee Detectors Aid Air Spotters On Radar Network
Technicians from Rome KM LiF Development Center designed a helmet mounted gadget to help volunteers in the Ground Observer Corps spot enemy planes. The device reportedly glows to indicate detected craft within the bomber’s radar warning system.
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Porketage
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Flood Area Looks Like Battlefield
Waterbury area devastates as floods reshape Naugatuck Valley. Torrington and surrounding towns report wrecked rail bridges, crushed houses, and shattered roads. Residents describe the destruction as apocalyptic with bodies feared beneath debris. Emergency crews search amid overturned freight cars, wreckage, and upturned structures across Waterbury, Torrington, Thomaston, Union City, and Naugatuck. Local officials warn of continuing danger as responders work through the debris field.
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Union City
Ed Ernest
Brooklyn
George Russel
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Suita Sedge
Angie Tal
Recruiting Station Defeats Terrors In Bay Area Rally
A 20 man squad enlists and heads to Betheridge Maryland to join the navy. Cmdr. D. K. Davidson leads the recruiting division in a decisive night victory as captain I Flanive drives the team to the recruiting station.
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Uto
River Historian Dies at Proctorville
Ninety two year old Ellis C. levelopment of a television campace, water and historian of the River One River died in Proctorville Ohio. Lawrence County native, he sailed steam boats on the Ohio Mississippi and Kanawha Rivers in an era now gone by. He lived in Proctorville.
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Kanawha
Returned Airman and Wife Start Their First Honeymoon
An Oregon couple, Daniel Schmidt and Una Schmidt, 23 and 20, arrived from Red Bluff California to Portland to visit Schmidt’s mother and the wife of Mrs Ray Peters. They described their trip as their first honeymoon after Schmidt, a returned airman from the Korean War, was shot down and captured. Attorneys in Portland said Schmidt’s earlier marriage to Shmuar Fine never legally exited the case.
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Ray Peters
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Associated Press
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Red
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Bert Vomme
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Enila
Polio Vaccine Drive Needs Autumn Review
Federal officials and state capitals report plans for expanding free vaccine aid. Surgeon General Scheele says full evaluation must wait until this fall when scientific analysis of data becomes available, as 11,862 polio cases have been reported since April 1, a rise from last year.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Public Health Service
Scheele
Reds Continue to Jam As Own Official Speaks
In Munich Germany the Voice of America faced continued jamming by Soviet stations as Vladimir So viet, deputy minister of agriculture, led the Russian farm tour of the United States, while Soviet actions kept up the broadcast interference.
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Voice of America
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United States
Is Replaced In Carousel Lead Information
Sinatra told newsmen he left the location because filming moves for Carousel are photographed in two locations this week in Maine. The report notes actor changes and production adjustments as highs and other uncertain details emerged from the set.
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Russians Tour Quebec in Eastern Trip
A brief item notes a Russian tour of eastern Quebec with a Montreal focus. It mentions a nine bus convoy and farm delegates, suggesting a light travel feature in today’s edition.
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Copien
Slaw Farm
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Pact Hinted On Prisoners
Geneva report says the United States asked a four day postponement of a Saturday meeting in Communist China on the Question of Americans detained by Peiping. Ambassador A Alexis Johnson, in talks with Red Ambassador Wang Ping nan since August 1, requested the delay. Communists agreed to the request and the next meeting was tentatively set.
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Wang Ping-nan
Abandoned Tot Named Mary Kathryn Lynn
A newborn girl was abandoned at a river bank location. Authorities reported the infant’s name Mary Kathryn Lynn in line with state vital statistics, with birth time estimated between 3:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Saturday. The river bank was cited as the place of birth per regulations.
Sultan Ends Peace Talks Amid Throne Crisis
A fragmentary report notes abrupt disruption of peace talks in France as Moulay Arata signals intent to abandon the throne. The statement, attributed to Abderrahman El Hajoui, ties to Moroccan royal succession discussions.
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Concessions From Soviet Indicated by John Mig Wer
United States officials believe Russia seeks a cold war truce and may pay a substantial price to settle East-West issues. White House and State Department notes stress unity, strength, and major settlements, with talk of German unification on Western terms within two years and a push for broader Western cohesion. President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon emphasize free world unity and concerted aid to bolster defenses to deter aggression and internal subversion.
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Edith Grows Northward Over Atlantic
Edith strengthened in the Atlantic early today amid uncertain forecast. Weather forecasters reported winds near 13 mph and predicted further changes in intensity and direction over the next few days as the storm wandered offshore.
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Edith
Boy Found Alive After Refrigerator Rescue in Argentina
A disjointed report describes a nine day old Gary Pate found alive after wedging into a refrigerator during a Central and South America tour incident. His mother opened the appliance Thursday, prompting police to search. authorities cited unclear details amid a note about Juan Peron resignations and peace in Argentina.
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Gary Pate
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Elopement Case: Autopsy Inconclusive On Suspect’s Fate
Adelialia camo a continued today of year old Mrs Ostreicher Pedals ceialite who eloped with policemanine tat even separated from him. An autopsy was performed Thursday but Coroner Melville Aunton declined to disclose the finaines.
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