CIO to Defend Against Grafters
The CIO convention moves to adopt an ethical code to protect union welfare funds from graft and ensure benefits reach beneficiaries. An ethics panel, after hearings in New York, outlines audit, disclosure, and fee rules while merger talks with the AFL surface and optimism grows for renewed negotiations next year.
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Los Angeles
CIO
New York City
AFL
Walter Reuther
Reuther
James B. Carey
David J. McDonald
CIO United Stee Ers
Certified Public Accountants
Anc
Nationalist commandos raid Communist soldiers near Quemoy
Chinese Nationalist commandos captured 14 communist soldiers asleep during a predawn raid on Tapo island near Quemoy. The defense ministry said the raid proves Quemoy shelling did not intimidate them and they are ready to strike back.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Tapo
Quemoy Island
Red China
Quemoy
Ohio Sailor Declared Lost at Sea After Navy Search
Seaman Edward W. Schmidt 20 of Columbus Ohio was washed overboard Monday from the USS Shannon in heavy seas off the Georgia coast. Navy search was called off last night. Schmidt's wife resides in Charleston.
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Charleston
S.C
Columbus
Ohio
Navy
Edward W. Schmidt
Shannon
Georgia
Japanese shipbuilders win 37 orders worth 85 million
The Japanese shipbuilders have secured orders for 37 ships valued at 85 million dollars since April, announced by the Transportation Ministry today.
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Tokyo
Transportation Ministry
102 Year Old Woman Contracts Mumps in Iowa
Mrs. Mary Ann Healy, aged 102, has surfaced with mumps in Waukon Iowa. The rare illness affects the elderly woman, highlighting unusual age-related vulnerability.
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Waukon
Iowa
Mary Ann Healy
Charity Tax Ruling Upset by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned an appellate ruling that charities sharing in the Susan Manning Ball estate should pay federal taxes. The case involved executors and legatees including Baldwin-Wallace College Mt. Union College Ohio Wesleyan University Canton Salvation Army Canton First WCTU and Canton YMCA and YWCA.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Susan Manning Ball
Canton
Stark County
C. Hall
Ball
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mt. Union College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Canton Salvation Army
Canton First Wctu
Canton Ymca
YWCA
Package Comes Open Before Christmas
Chicago police attempting to arrest William Penn for 21 traffic offenses were told by his wife he was not home. A closet crash revealed Penn beneath a Christmas box that fell on him. He is serving a $210 fine at $1.50 daily.
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Chicago
William Penn
Penn
Bender Still Winner Promised Good Job in Senate
Ohio's recount tightened George H. Bender's margin from 6041 to 2970 votes in the November race. Bender says he will do the best job possible as U S senator and plans to move to Washington soon. Burke accepts the verdict and resumes private law practice. Recount costs and refunds are discussed. Bender begins receiving Senate pay at $15,000 yearly retroactive to the adjournment.
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Columbus
George H. Bender
U. S
Ohio
Bender
Washington
Thomas A. Burke
Dohio
Ted W. Brown
U. S. Senate
Congress
Brown
Jefferson County
Burke
Senate
Jap Coalition Huddles On Yoshida Successor
Tokyo reports a conservative socialist coalition negotiating to name a new prime minister after Shigeru Yoshida. Ichiro Hatoyama leads with pro trade ties to Red China, while Socialists demand a short term and new elections. Ogata slated as Liberal candidate. party splits noted.
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Yoshida
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Diet
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Liberal Party
Taketora Ogata
Ogata
Democrats
Serena Seer
Japan
Family of Nations
Farm Bureau Elects State President in Ohio Meeting
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation elected Wyandot County farmer H. Dwight Heckathorn as president, succeeding Everett F. Rittenour who retires. The 36th annual meeting approved subsidies for public school rehabilitation and new construction, and set policy on tuberculosis funding, bridge cost where municipalities pay, seed testing publications, watershed surveys, bulk milk dispensers, a livestock disease fund, and conservancy districts by popular vote.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Wyandot
H. Dwight Heckathorn
Everett F. Rittenour
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Witnesses to Testify of Ohio Subversion
Montgomery County grand jury probes possible violations of Ohio Subversive Activities Law. Hearings in Dayton last September sparked subpoenas. prosecutors said some witnesses could not be fed.
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Dayton
Montgomery County grand _T
Ohio
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mathias H. Heck
Japs Say No Trace Of American Yacht
Japanese Coast Guard officials reported no trace of an American yacht and family aboard a craft that departed Hiroshima on October 8 for a world cruise. Dr Earl Reynolds, 44, his wife and two children were aboard. he previously taught at Antioch College and worked for the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission in Hiroshima.
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Tokyo
Earl Reynolds
Hiroshima
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Mother Finds Children Dead In Fire Tragedy
Mrs. Willie Gonzales returned to her log home in Green River Wyoming to find it ablaze. Two of her five children Bobby five and Marie four survived the flames while Gary two and Christiana ten months died with their pet dog. A fifth child was at school.
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Green River
Wyo
Willie Gonzales
Bobby
Marie
Bomb-Dusted Japanese Fishermen to Leave Tokyo Hospitals
Twenty two survivors of the Lucky Dragon fishing boat, exposed to radioactive fallout from American hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific, will leave Tokyo hospitals around December 2. One more fisherman died after a prolonged illness.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Sam Sheppard Teeth Evidence Highlights Trial
Cleveland jurors heard testimony from Dr Samuel Sheppard's dentist noting chipped teeth and missing fragments found near the murder scene of Marilyn Sheppard. The dentist said the upper right cuspids were loose and chipped, with pieces an eighth to a quarter of an inch missing.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Richard E. Cook
Pngeile
Jail Evicts Prisoners To Another County
Three inmates from Columbiana County are to be moved today from Mahoning County jail. Mahoning began housing Columbiana prisoners in 1939 but now cites the daily $1.25 per prisoner as insufficient. Columbiana plans to relocate them to city and village jails while a new $250 000 Lisbon county jail is built.
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Youngstown
Columbiana County
Mahoning County
Mahoning
Columbiana
Lisbon
Schweitzer Returns to Hospital in Africa
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Albert Schweitzer, age 79, leaves his Gunshack home to travel back to his hospital in French Equatorial Africa after a visit to Colmar France.
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Schweitzer
Colmar
France
Albert Schweitzer
Gunshack
French Equatorial Africa
Stevenson urged to seek 1966 Democratic presidential nomination
South Bend Indiana Senator Estes Kefauver and others named as presidential timber. Paul Butler new Democratic chairman said Stevenson must seek the nomination vigorously and publicly if he wants it. He denied a draft and stressed unity and opposition to sectionalism in the party.
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South Bend
Ind
Democratic Party
Adial Stevenson
Paul Butler
Nacton
Butler
Newamen T
Stevenson
Newamen
Sible
Ator Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard Russell
Frank Lausche
Ohio
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Averell Harriman
New York
Tly
South
Jobless Rise Seen Smaller Than Estimate
Officials expect a smaller than usual November rise in unemployment in the combined Census and BLS report. October unemployment stood at 2,741,000, down from September and well below the 1954 peak, with factory hiring and steady building activity easing the seasonal uptick.
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Washington
Census
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Senator Bricker Plans Uranium Sample Trip Abroad
Senator John W. Bricker says a Thai mineral sample said to contain uranium will be sent to the United States for analysis. Bricker, head of the Atomic Energy Committee subcommittee, will take the sample to Washington. The group will travel from Bangkok to Calcutta and visit India, Pakistan, Greece, Spain and possibly Italy.
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Bangkok
John W. Bricker
Ohio
United States
Thailand
Radio- Bricker
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Washington
S. Sterli Cole
James Ven Jeane
As A. Jenins
Calcutta
India
Pakistan
Greece
Spain
Italy
Mother and 3 Children Die in Flaming Home
An Indianapolis mother Mrs. Mary Merrifield 36 and her three sons perished in a fire that gutted their frame duplex. A daughter Juanita 13 escaped the blaze.
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Indianapolis
Mary Merrifield
Juanita
Stomach bubble technique helps ulcer detection
Doctors reported a bubble method to reveal ulcers in the stomach and duodenum by feeding patients a barium hydrogen peroxide drink. The resulting hazy shadows on X ray films help identify diseased spots, aiding earlier diagnosis.
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Los Angeles
Radiological Society of North America
Cesare Gianturco
George A. Miller
Carle Hospital Clinic
Urbana, IL
Gianturco
Pope Pius XII Plans Broadcast as Recovery Continues
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII takes several steps with aid from a physician and plans a broadcast blessing to close the Marian Year. He had been confined to bed after a Thursday illness but is improving gradually as he participates from bed in final ceremonies honoring the Virgin Mary.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Pius XII
Miccardo Geleanville
Vatican
Rome
Leiber
Congress
Basilica of St. Mary Major
Americans Ordained as Roman Priests at Rome College
Delegates from the United States join a large ceremony atop Janiculum Hill as 26 American men are ordained as Roman Catholic priests under Bishop Martin J. O'Connor of Scranton. The ordination includes David F. Born of Niles Ohio and Eugene Kane of Parma Ohio, among others, in a brick and marble chapel.
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United States
Roma
Martin J. O'Connor
Scranton
Ent
Janiculum
David F. Born
Niles
Ohio
Eugene ©. Kane
Parma
Retailers Expect Stronger Christmas Sales Nationwide
Commerce Department field officers surveyed 34 cities find most merchants expect higher Christmas sales than last year. Secretary of Commerce reports 25 of the towns anticipate sales up 1 to 12 percent, with an average rise of about 5 percent across the tested cities.
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Wasrington
Commerce Department
Car Wrecked Twice But Teens Unhurt In Idaho Joy Ride
Four teenage boys in Blackfoot Idaho survived a joy ride after an old-model coupe driven by 19 year old Floyd Coby overturned near Rose-Groveland. Coby received jail time for reckless driving.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Floyd Coby
Censorship Plans Continue After Court Decision
Columbus education director said the state will keep voluntary film reviews after a Ohio Supreme Court ruling. The decision did not void the law creating the censorship division, and the department will continue submitting reviews until the Legislature acts.
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Columbus
Primonoa
Atty
William O'Neve
Ohio Supreme Court
Eyman
Republic Steel Calls 500 Back to Work
Republic Steel resumed five day operations at its mills in Massillon and Canton after a brief short week. The restart is driven by strong demand from automobile makers and suppliers, according to an official Republic statement.
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Republic Steel
Massilalin
Nw Steel Corp
Ite Steel i
Canton
U.S. to Present Submarine to Italy in New London Ceremony
The United States plans to give a submarine to Italy in ceremonies December 13 at New London Connecticut. The event marks a ceremonial transfer involving the naval program and bilateral relations with Italy.
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Washington
United States
Italy
New London
Eisenhower seeks restraint amid McCarthy clash
President Eisenhower said he would not engage in personal quarrels with Senator McCarthy despite public tensions. He stressed that he remains critical of McCarthy as an individual and defended administration restraint while promising an official White House response to recent criticism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Wnheover
Corereuniet Tcene
Rieenhower
Eieenhower
Eleenhower
White House
Hewemen
Hire
Senate Democrats
Fixenhower
Oent
James C. Hagerty
United States
Withdrawal Decision Delayed on Prosecutor Resignation
In Columbus the Common Pleas Court delayed ruling on Franklin County Prosecutor Frank H. Kearns's request to withdraw his resignation. Kearns had submitted resignation Friday and asked to withdraw it Saturday after national certification. The judges postponed the decision until Monday.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Frank H. Kearns
Common Pleas Court
Kearns
Dangerous Discrepancy in Ohio Teaching Equity Debate
A report outlines a 1960s plan to address a teacher shortage through emergency certification, recruit former teachers, and restore leadership pathways. It calls for developing leadership for potential administrators, liberalizing working conditions, and ending discrimination based on race religion or marital status while seeking to form a committee of Ohio teachers.
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Red China
Dag Hammarskjold
Reegan
Omo
Hecruitmmest
Ohio
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