Ohio lawmakers study 60 bills on unemployment benefits panel reach
Virginia drops color barrier in calm atmosphere as Ohio lawmakers meet for the fourth week of the session. Senate and House committees hear second readings on SUB related bills including FEPC, pension limits, licensing, and courthouse fees. Testifying are Fred J. Milligan and others from North American Aviation, H. W. Madison Co., and local firms. The debate centers on deducting SUB from state benefits and releasing back SUB funds to affected workers.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Fred J. Milligan
Ohio Information Committee
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Milligan
Dean Phillips
North American Aviation Corp
Columbus
W. Frank Morris
C. A. Corbett
Salem (Ohio
OIC
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Groundhog’s Warning Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Sam Light led a small group to Gobbler’s Knob at 8 23 a m. The groundhog appeared briefly in 10 below zero conditions and went back into his hole. The club president declared the omen confirms six more weeks of winter.
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Punxsutawney
Sam Light
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Gobbler’s Knob
Pennsylvania
Light
Akron Fire Destroys Three Businesses in $150,000 Blaze
Fire Department officials sifted through ruins of three business establishments ruined by a Saturday blaze worth about $150,000. Authorities ruled it an extensive fire damage investigation.
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Valley Brief Forecast
Weather forecast notes fair tonight with low 6-10 above sea level, Tuesday cloudy and hot with colder afternoon in the north. Ohio forecast shows fair and cold today, tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy, not as cold in afternoon, high near 34 north, 40 south, warmer Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures average 4-6 degrees below normal with limited daily changes and a chance of light precipitation Thursday near Lake Erie.
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West Virginia
Portheast
Lake Erie
Signals Spur Search For Danish Ship Hans Hedtoft
Faint radio signals prompted a search for the Danish vessel Hans Hedtoft reported missing with 95 people after striking an iceberg off Greenland. Signals from a lifeboat were heard by Danish stations and the Umanak, with weather hampering aerial search and the Campbell continuing limited air patrols.
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Hans Hedtoft
Greenland
S.O
Halifax
N.S
Hedtoft
Umanak
Farm Aid Begins as Castro Proclaims Agrarian Reform
Fidel Castro launches a vast agrarian reform in Oriente to redistribute millions of acres of idle land to landless peasants. The government cites private landholders as controlling half of the eastern province's undeveloped land while Batista supporters face renewed war crimes trials in Havana.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Oriente
Fulgencio Battista
Batista
Pedro Morejon
Lane Keeps Girl Alive in Iron Lung Rescue
In Kings Mountain North Carolina a 10 year old girl Priscilla Taylor of Chamblee Georgia survived after an iron lung revived her breathing in a crash that killed her parents and two others. She had not breathed on her own since Saturday midnight and had an electric respirator fail days earlier. Nurses and orderlies used a hand operated device for over three hours until the iron lung arrived from Charlotte thirty five miles away.
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Kings Mountain
N. v
Priscilla Taylor
Chamblee
Charlotte
Ohio Accidental Death Toll Soars in Weekend Report
An Associated Press survey shows Ohio recorded 15 accidental deaths between Friday evening and Sunday midnight. Twelve were traffic related, one fell into a cistern, and two died from asphyxiation, marking the highest toll in three weeks since the January weekend cluster.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Launching Efforts Postponed Again in Brownwood
Brownwood Texas scientists postponing the launch of large balloon craft for a second day due to unfavorable winds. When launched the balloons may reach high altitude records.
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Brownwood
Tex
Price Charges Are Filed Against Major Fixture Makers
The FTC charges AllianceWare of Alliance Ohio and American Metal Products of Detroit with illegal price advantages to Crane Co of Chicago. Crane is accused of soliciting and accepting unlawful discounts. A hearing is set for March 24 before an FTC examiner in Alliance.
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FTC
AllianceWare, Inc
Alliance, Ohio
Crane Co
Chicago
Crane
American Metal Products Co
Detroit
AllianceWare
American Metal Products
Alliance
Outdoor Theater Planned in Geauga County Ohio
Construction of an outdoor theater in Geauga County Ohio is planned to present dramas based on Ohio history. The stage will seat 2000 to 3000 and performances are scheduled to begin in 1960.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga County
Dulles Eyes Fresh Ideas for Berlin Talks with Allies
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles heads to London Paris and Bonn for discussions with Britain France and West Germany on Berlin recovery and possible East West talks with the Soviet Union. Sen Mike Mansfield urges new approaches to win Senate support as Fulbright prepares to chair foreign relations.
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John Foster Dulles
Senate Democrats
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Democratic Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
J. William Fulbright
State Department
Dulles
London
Paris
Bonn
Berlin
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
Moscow
Idaho guardsmen among 28 killed in Kerrville crash
A chartered DCS carrying 25 Idaho National Guardsmen and three crew members crashed 17 miles southeast of Kerrville Texas. Three died, 25 survivors were rescued, some seriously hurt, as the ice laden transport burst into flames. Rescue teams found survivors in freezing rain near the wreck. The plane had left Boise for Lackland Air Force Base and reported heavy icing and low fuel before attempting Schreiner Airport.
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Kerrville
Tex
Idaho
Texas
Here
General Airways
Portland
Ore
Boise
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Schreiner
CAA
International Airport
Area Men Nominated To Academy
Congressman Walter H. Moeller announced nominations for alternate United States Naval Academy appointments from the Me s s e n g e r area. Nominees include James E. Davis Logan Ohio William K. Anderson Middleport Ohio John L. Dummitt Rio Grande High School Rio Grande Ohio Charles A. Williams Gallipolis Ohio and Richard L. Whitley Gallipolis Ohio Curtis Pomeroy H H Meyer Logan and R H Schmidt Logan had previously received nominations.
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Washington
Walter H. Moeller
Messenger
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
James E. Davis
Walbonding Ave
Logan
Eugene B. Davis
Davis
Navy
Memphis
Tenn
William K. Anderson
Vine St
Middleport
Ohio University
John L. Dummitt
Vinton Route 2
Rio Grande High School
Charles A. Williams
Fourth Ave
Gallipolis
Richard L. Whitley
Chatham Ave
Curtis
Pomeroy
H. H. Meyer
Mingle Terrace
R. H. Schmidt
Mount St
Boys Find Treasure in Vacant Lot Loot
In Cheektowaga New York three boys Otis Montgomery 15 Reg Anderson 14 and Jimmy Weiglein 11 found ten thousand dollars in a paper bag while rabbit hunting The money is held by police under state law for 30 days though suburb Cheektowaga officials may extend to 90 days to be safe No claimants were immediately known and the trio awaits the outcome awaiting potential restitution or forfeiture under local rules
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Buffalr
N. Y
Checktowaga
Jimmy Weiglein
Otis Montgomery
Reg Anderson
Cheektowaga
Blood On Shoes Ruins Son's Story Of Death
Police report blood on the shoes of William A. Coffman as he said burglars killed his father Lionel Coffman. Coffman, 38, later admitted he kicked his father to death during a drunken fight at their Cleveland apartment. Lionel Coffman, 61, had been dead about 14 hours when the death was reported.
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Cleveland
William A. Coffman
Coffman
Lionel
Nine Packing Houses Still Out On Strike
In Cincinnati nine independent meat packers remain on strike at the start of the third week of a Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union walkout. Five other packers reached agreement with the union on a new pact, bringing total settlements to seven.
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Cincinnati
11-Year-Old Boy Kenny Acker Dies After Cancer Battle
Kenny Acker an 11 year old Logan resident died at 2 30 a m Sunday at his aunt and uncle home after a long fight with inoperable abdominal cancer His parents Paul and Charlene Woodard Acker and his brother Martin survive Acker had returned from California with his mother for Christmas and his funeral will be held at St Johns Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Kenny Acker
Paul
Charlene Woodard Acker
Walter Polsley
Fourth St
Polsley
Kenny
Kenneth Paul
Martin
Paul Acker
Roy McMannis
Roberts Funeral Home
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Columbus Pressmen Return After Unauthorized Walkout
Columbus newspapers resumed publishing after pressmen of Web Pressmen Union No. 15 returned to work ending a Sunday stop page. The Dis patch and The Citizen were hampered by the walkout, tied to expired Dec 31 contracts and wage and premium pay disputes. Federal mediator George H. Bell reported talks continued with wage increases as the main sticking point.
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Columbus
Dispatch
The
Citizen
Web Pressmer
Ohio State Journal
Journal
George H. Bell
Wade
Midwinter Cold Wave Grips Nation From Rockies to Atlantic
An Arctic air mass chilled much of the nation with temperatures plunging to well below zero from Minnesota across the northern tier to northern New England. Freezing rain and snow affected western Oklahoma and large parts of Texas as the cold air edged southeast into the Southland.
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Rockies
Atlantic
Arctic
Minnesota
Southland
Montana
New England
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Five-Day Search Fails To Find Missing McClellan Boy
In Twinsburg along Tinkers Creek police, firemen and volunteers searched for five-year-old Duane McClellan for five days without success. The search was called off Sunday as Bud Watson, assistant Twinsburg fire chief, said, We've done everything possible.
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Cleveland
Tinkers Creek
Twinsburg
Duane McClellan
Lucian McClellan
Bud Watson
Ohio State and 10 universities share Carnegie grant
New York report says Ohio State University and ten other universities including the Big Ten schools and the University of Chicago will share a $254 000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation.
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New York
Ohio State University
Big Ten
University of Chicago
Carnegie Corp
Virginia Opens Public Schools to Negro and White Pupils
In Richmond Virginia calmly ends segregation as four Negro students enter Stratford Junior High in Arlington and additional Black students attend in Norfolk. Police stood by with riot gear though no clashes occurred as White students and parents observed the transition with mixed reactions. Governor Almond voiced gratification at the peaceful integration across six Norfolk schools.
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Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
Arlington County
Norfolk
Stratford
Arlington
Potomac
Washington
Lewis Cousins
Maury High School
Betty Jean Read
Granby High
House Opens Space Inquiry With Calls for Bigger Budget
The House of Representatives space hearings opened with Rep. Overton Brooks demanding a stronger push beyond President Eisenhower's budget. Brooks urged testimony from T. Keith Glennan and proposed a 10 percent fund from military development money for pure scientific research.
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Washington
U. S
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Overton Brooks
D-La
House Space Committee
T. Keith Glennan
Brooks
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
Fire damages Chicago Avenue Church of Christ
Gas heater started a fire that destroyed a section of the Chicago Avenue Church of Christ in Columbus. The blaze caused about 15 000 dollars in damage. Several people working in the basement escaped injury.
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Columbus
Chicago Avenue
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