Farmers Can Limit Themselves Says Benson
Eisenhower administration will leave farm production decisions to farmers not impose new restraints beyond prewar law. Secretary Benson outlined voluntary measures to cut surpluses, with 400 million dollars in payments next year for taking land out of surplus crops and planting grass or trees. Farmers may still choose to grow any crops except those under quotas such as wheat cotton and tobacco.
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Eisenhower
Ben
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
18 Nations Rejected Vetoed UN Membership Package
The United Nations General Assembly failed the package proposal to admit 18 new members. Nationalist China vetoed the plan, with the Soviet Union vetoing 13 non Communist applicants. In rapid voting, four other Communist applicants won only one council vote each. An interim report to the Assembly may be sought next spring to address unfinished business.
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Spencer
Unite Nation
General Assembly
China
Deveenten
Spinel Action
Sewage Plants Not Required For 32 Towns
The Water Pollution Control Board announced relief for 32 villages allowing them to skip building sewage treatment plants. Most have under 1000 residents. Trenton in Butler County was exempt from a sewage-discharge requirement after reports found no discharge to nearby streams. The other 31 villages may still receive board discharge funds and file annual reports, but no mandatory treatment steps.
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Lolumbus
Lausche Seeks Favorite Son Bid for Presidential Nomination
Columbus dispatch reports Ohio Governor Lausche says he is willing to be the favorite son candidate at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next August. He pledged to allow his name to be used and pledged delegates would back him. The move fuels speculation about a possible sixth term as governor or a run for U S Senate as party leaders prepare to select their favorite son candidate.
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Columbus
Um — Gu. Frank
Ausche” Tong
Chicago
Rudey E Stapleton
Fulton County
Democratic Committee
Ohio
U. S
Blican State Committee Re
Red Leaders End India Visit Amid Nuclear Talks
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin wrapped up a month in India with pledges of cooperation in politics economy and culture. They will fly to Kabul for the final stop of a tour through non communist Asia. A joint communique and remarks by Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Bulgarian leaders urged unconditional prohibition of nuclear and thermonuclear arms and broader conventional armament controls.
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Nikita Khrushchev
India
Rus_iia
Asia
Sabul
Afghanistan
Bulgari
Jehru
Bulgaria
Commu
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Safe Driving Days End with 112 Fatalities in Ohio Campaign
Ohio 21 day safe driving campaign ends with 112 preliminary fatalities reported by the State Department of Highway Safety. Director A C Felty cautions final tallies may exceed 120 as reports continue. The period ran Nov 12 to Dec 11 and highlighted rising traffic deaths statewide. In Murphysboro a family of five died in a truck train crash prompting calls to remove trucks from streets to curb reckless driving. The Webb family, including Raymond 26 Phyllis Ann 28 Sharon Kay 4 and son 1, died. another son Michael 3 is listed in critical condition at St Andrews Hospital Marlone. Witnesses say Webb backed onto a crossing and was struck by a train near the depot. Illinois Central passenger train involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Highway Safety
A. C. Felty
Feity
Ife
Murphy
Sharon Kay
Michael
St. Andrews Hospital
Marlone
Richard
Webb
Ex-GI Doubts Youth Found His French Roots
A former U S airman reports a young man whose memory failed after World War II was adopted in France and later claimed to have found his parents. The tale involves a missing boy in Nancy and Bourg-en-Bresse, a 1946 adoption by a U S sergeant, and uncertainty about the boy’s true identity and citizenship.
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Fie
Toreneh
Italy
France
Ata Me
John
Nm Dense Si
Laneyville
Bunal
Nancy
Bombstad
Raymond Jones Groomen
Ger
Aft
Raymond Jones
Ot Young-Jones
Caillin
Force
Germany
I.” ‘Stars and Stripes
Jones
Monlay Bouazza
CIO Council Blocks Columbus One Day Work Holiday
The Columbus CIO Council rejected a citywide one day work holiday for 24314 CIO members in support of Westinghouse strikers. Council president Harry E. Mayfield said it would be unfair to Columbus residents and to cooperative foreign workers to halt business for a holiday at this time.
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Columbus
Columbus Cio Council
CIO
Westinghouse
Harry E. Mayfield
Columbus Savor
MF. Sens
ICC Studies Freight Rates on Iron Ore Shipments
The ICC studied railroad freight rates from four Ohio Valley steel centers to Midwest ports. Testimony debated whether Baltimore Philadelphia rates should match New York Boston, and if New York Boston differential should drop from 60 to 30 cents a ton. Debate extended the trial into Thursday.
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Washington
Baltimore
Youngstown-Steubenvile
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Interstate Commerce Commis
Sion
ICC
Cleveland
Atlantic
Midwest
John ‘Lautner
New Haven
Philadel
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New York-Boston
Spy Otto John Back in West Berlin After Defection
West Germany tightens security around former Bonn counter intelligence chief Otto John amid ongoing investigations into his defection to the Communists. East Germany issued a cautious note via ADN praising his departure while Bonn reviews possible disciplinary action. John was escorted to West Berlin by authorities after slipping into the city.
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Plnn
Germany
Tne
West Germany
Otto John
East Germany
Bonn
Reds
ADN
John
West
Sieer
Bonn’ Office For
East German Democratic Republic
German Democratic Republic
Bons
West Berlin
Ohio Eyes Pike Turnpike Fund
The State Highway Construction Council said it is clarifying its position with Gov. Frank J. Lausche on pledges paid toward a Cincinnati to Connell turnpike. Council chairman Clingan Jackson noted no pledge exists without a concrete proposal from the highway department, while stressing interest in a north-south route and thorough consideration of any submit proposal.
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State Highway” Construction Council
Frank. J. Lausche
Cincinnat‘o-Conneaut
Tio Turnpike Commission
James WW. Shockness
Sas 'Y Council
Clingan Jackson
Highway Department
Ohio
Master Dies After Dog Killed by Car in Marcy
Charles F. Nolan Sr. of Marcy found his seven year old cocker spaniel dead in the road Monday night. He carried the dog home, then collapsed after calling his wife and died shortly thereafter. The incident followed the dog being struck by an automobile.
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Charles F. Nolan, Sr
Marcy
101st Airborne Division to become combat unit shift
Washington reports the 101st Airborne Division will reform as a paratroop combat unit, reducing overall Army divisions to 19 by year end. The move marks a strategic reorganization impacting combat strength and deployment options.
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Washington
D1st Airborne Division
Abbott Case Wrangling at Euclid-Glenville Hospital Reunion
Prosecution witnesses describe ether tied to a tearful reunion on Tunnel Road near Mentor-On-The-Lake. The 25-year-old man, named Abbott, faces second degree murder charges over a tavern death. his wife Joan, 24, previously a patient, witnessed by reporters as the couple left the scene.
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Gotts
Tunnel Road 1
Hart
Abbott
Stephanie
Bethel
Abbinist
Bott
Euclid-Glenville Hospital
Joan
Heroom
Mentor-On-The-Lake
High Speed Ejection Test Aids Air Crew Survival
Test pilot George Smith survived a high speed ejection from a F10 Super Sabre at Bawards Air Force Base in February. A 1 year old bachelor dummy matching his size wore the same clothes and was fired from a sled at over 70 mph to study pilot escape. Smith suffered internal injuries but is near full recovery after crashing into the air stream wall, enduring 40 g forces and somersaulting during impact.
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Anuelar
George Smith
FIO
Smith
Bawards Air Force Base
Beating Father Faces Assault Charge in Local Court
Frank Simko, 40, is accused of beating his son unconscious yesterday with the buckle end of a belt. The boy Michael, badly bruised and possibly skull fractured, is in Lakeside Hospital. Simko appears in municipal court on an assault with intent to kill charge. wife Sally reported ongoing abuse involving multiple incidents.
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Frank Simko
Michael
Lakeside Hospital
Simko
Sally
Stichee
Garse Garton
Educators Back Federal School Aid Amid Divorces and Debate
In Chillicothe and Hillsboro discussions at the OEA annual convention, educators backed federal school aid while contending over segregation and pay structures. A district leader urged boards to adopt minimum and maximum salaries, and a proposal to withhold funds to punish segregation faced strong pushback. Meanwhile a local marriage dispute surfaced in coverage of convention proceedings.
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Ulumbus
Ohio
Hillsboro
CEA
Pc* 7
Chillicothe
Receu Teachers Association
Miss Mary
Campi
Bunnell. Fla
Singer
Arthur Godfrey
Yenterday
Paley
U Wur Godfrey Yin
OEA
Miss McGuire
Times
Clyde Yorum
John Henry
Town Teachers Association
Brown
Air Force
Joseph H. Avellone
Cleveland
Godfrey
Balldsinger
Julius la Rosa
Hood
Dorothy
Sys-T
Tots Burned In Gasoline Explosion Fatalities Reported
Two young children hospitalized after a gasoline explosion in a Cleveland home. Thomas Attinoto badly burned as he knocked over a half gallon gasoline jug near an electric train. sister Gla Jean inhaled smoke and is seriously ill. In a separate Cleveland discovery, authorities found the frozen body of 40 year old Juania identified as a patient who walked away from Cleveland State Hospital on November 12.
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Thomas Attinoto
Gla Jean
Thomas
Cleveland
Juani‘a
Cleveland State
Congress Chiefs Raising Doubts On Tax Cutting
Washington AP reports new House leaders voiced doubts about substantial tax relief next year as defense spending rises. Rayburn, Martin, and Cannon questioned a tax cut amid pressures for a balanced budget, while Byrd and Bridges stressed budget balance over tax cuts. Senate figures echoed pessimism on the tax outlook.
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Washington
Mare Peets
Tin
Rayburn
Dtex
Martin
R-Mass
Cannon
D-Mo
Byrd
D-Va
Bridges
R-Nh
Cooper
Senate
Finance ‘Committee
George
Liberals Slammed Liberals in Meany Speech on Rights
George Meany attacked liberal critics during a White House conference remarks on human rights in Soviet dominated countries. He warned that nations like India and Yugoslavia are not neutral but allied with communism, while urging continued defense spending and tax cuts to balance the budget.
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Rayburn
York
George
Meany
Atiister
Jawaharal Nehru
Ine Rayburn
Martin
Camondia
Marshal ‘Tito
White ‘House
Lavoe Foundation
Eisenhower
U.S
Nehru
Tito
Britain bans Communist party in Cyprus crackdown
In Cyprus the British authorities outlawed the Communist party and rounded up 135 Red leaders in raids. The island saw strikes, bombings, and demonstrations as workers halted building, hotel staff refused service, and troops dispersed marchers. Three British soldiers were injured by a bomb in Limassol.
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Sicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Communist Party
Nicosia
Limassol
Winter Keeps Up Attack and Death Ruling Shocks Nation
Mid winter weather continues to plague northern states with subzero readings and heavy winds from Montana to the Midwest. A pacific air mass drives cold across the country while the north central region endures the worst conditions. In Seoul, four of four soldiers are sentenced to death for plotting to assassinate President Syngman Rhee as heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions affect the northeast. In Jordan, the government falls as Prime Minister Said El Mufti resigns amid crisis over British defense proposals.
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Monta
North Dakota
Lake Superior District
Passifle
Midwest
Texas
New York
Georgia
Rockies
Yand
Seoul
Montana
Syngmaning
Rheeg
Jordan
13 Year Old Man Seats Woman to Death
In Cincinnati criminal court Judge Simon Leis sentenced James Snyder, 43, to ten to twenty years in the Ohio Penitentiary for degree manslaughter after he said he beat a woman friend to death saying he would rather attend her funeral than his own. The victim Estella Boddie, 34, allegedly confronted him with an ice pick last September.
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Cincinnati
Jamesnyder
Criminal Court
Simon Leis
Ohio
Snyder
Estella Boddie
Former Professor Cites 34 Government Reds in Hearings
Ex professor Herbert Fuchs testified before the House Un American Activities Committee naming 34 individuals he said were fellow communists in federal service. Among those named were 16 lawyers including Lester Asher of Chicago and Ruth Weyand, with denials from some and support from others as hearings continued.
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Cormunistrations of Loge
Harry ‘Truman
Fuchs
Lester Asher
Chicago
National Labor
NLRB
Herbert Fuchs
House Un-American
Asher
Law
American Uni
Quiversity
Washington
Ruth Weyand
Ameri
Denver
Edwart
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