Primary Candidates Suspense to End Wednesday
Ohioans face a 4 p.m. Wednesday filing deadline to enter May 6 primaries for all state offices except auditor and a U.S. Senate race. Republican Governor ONeill resumes candidacy after a heart attack while Taft hosts as volunteer stand-in. other GOP hopes emerge amid speculation on Rhodes and Ebright. Democrats file early as Celebrezze and Porter run, DiSalle considers another bid, and Sen Bricker faces limited opposition.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Alvin Spriggs
Mount Gilead
O’neill
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
GOP
O'Neill
Ray Bliss
Taft
James A. Rhodes
Don Ebright
Cleveland Bank
William Cody Kelly
Spriggs
Frank J. Lausche
GOP State Committee
O’ Neill
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Cuyahoga County
Porter
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Alexandria
Preble County
Mitchell Smith
Cleveland
Vivienne Suarez
U.S. Senate
John W. Bricker
Charles A. McCarthy
Bricker
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John J. Shurkay
Avon Lake
Dulles Opens Survey on U S Soviet Talks After Bulganin Letter
Secretary of State Dulles and Ambassador Thompson begin a review of U S Soviet relations and the prospects for a East West summit later this year. They study Nikolai Bulganin's latest 17 page letter addressed to President Eisenhower delivered to the State Department.
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Washington
State Dulles
Llewellyn Thompson
Nikolai Bulganin
U.S
Bulganin
Eisenhower
State Department
White House
Soviet to discuss outer space control with Eisenhower
The Soviet government notified President Eisenhower that space control will be fully discussed as part of a package including abolition of nuclear weapons and reduction of armed forces.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Outer Space
Soviet Ambassador Incoming Amid Summit Politics
Declined comment until the letter can be translated. The new Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov is expected here midweek, replacing Georgi Zarubin who left for home. Reports of softened Soviet demands spark talk of advance consultations. Thompson, the U. S. envoy in Moscow, returned home for consultations as Dulles came back from the Middle East.
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Mikhail A. Menshikov
Georgi Zarubin
Moscow
Thompson
U. S
Dulles
Middle East
Probers Call FCC Members Over Alleged Misconduct
Washington five of seven FCC members were summoned by a House subcommittee to answer allegations of misconduct. A staff report charged some commissioners accepted favors from broadcasters they regulate. Chairman Doerfer called leaked memo misleading. alleged personal misconduct centered on Doerfer and four other commissioners.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
House
Subcommittee
Commission
John Doerfer
FCC
Moulder
D-Mo
Doerfer
Robert E. Lee
Richard A. Mack
Rose H. Hyde
Robert T. Bartley
Open War Waged On Teamsters By AFL CIO In Michigan
The AFL CIO attacked the expelled Teamsters by ordering Michigan labor forces to abandon Hoffa and regroup. Hoffa plans a pow wow with the Teamsters Executive Board next week as Meany contemplates charter actions. A special convention may be called February 24 at Grand Rapids to form a new Michigan labor body.
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Miami
PEACH
Aflcio
Teamsters
Michigan
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
George Meany
Afl-Cio
AFL Michigan Federation of Labor
Michigan Industrial Council
CIO
Walter Reuther
Cleveland Expects Five Inch Snowfall
Northeast Ohio experiences up to four inches of snow with another inch likely at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The heaviest accumulations of 3 to 4 inches are in Lake Geauga and Ashland counties while Cleveland itself has about an inch. A 20 mph wind from Lake Erie and temperatures in the 20s are forecast.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland-Hopkins
Here
Lake, Geauga
Ashtabula
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Second Fire Near S U U Dallas Damages Four Firms
A Sunday blaze in the Southern Methodist University area near Dallas heavily damaged four business firms marking the second major fire in the district within a week. Fire crews fought the flames through the early hours and no injuries were reported. Local investigators began examining the scene for the cause.
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Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Kid From Ohio Goes To New York For Eye Exam
Little Roy Eugene Nickell, nearly three, travels from Excello to New York for an eye examination to determine if surgery can restore sight in his right eye. A fund organized by Excello and Middletown groups nears $2000, aided by Lions and Kiwanis members. the American Cancer Society covered travel costs for Roy and his mother Mrs Nellie Nickell. The exam at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center follows funds raised after a local newspaper highlighted his plight.
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New York
Roy Eugene Nickell
Excello
Ohio
Roy
Middletown
Mid
Dletown
Lions
Kiwanians
American Cancer Society
Nellie Nickell
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Woman shot at roadblock in Burton manhunt
In Paducah Kentucky a woman died after a car sped through a roadblock as authorities widened a search for escaped gunman Carl W Burton 24 of Redwood City California. Missouri State Police Trooper William Little was freed unharmed after being abducted during the tense 30 hour incident.
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Paducah
Missouri
Kentucky
Illinois
Carl W. Burton
Redwood City
Calif
William Little
Jewell English
Burton
Little
Missouri Highway Patrol
Davis
Body of 12 year old Boy Scout found near Mendocino search
Dennis Warschmidt, 12, was found Sunday less than two miles from the rugged Mendocino National Forest site where he disappeared January 25 during a Scout outing. About 1000 men joined the final mass search. his death is blamed on exhaustion and exposure after a blizzard swept the area.
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Willows
Calif
Dennis Warschmidt
Mendocino National Forest
Dennis
Bids To Open Feb 18 For Three Freeway Sections
The Ohio Department of Highways will open bids Feb 18 for a 5.2 mile Cincinnati to Connaught freeway section in Franklin County south of Columbus and on the same day for a 4.4 mile Medina County stretch and a 3.5 mile Ashtabula County section.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Cincinnati To Conneaut
Franklin County
Medina County
Ashtabula
Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Convention Opens
The three day annual convention of the Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association opens in Columbus. About 500 delegates are expected to attend to discuss insect and disease control automation in the greenhouse and competition of growers in western states.
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Columbus
Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association
Governor O'Neill Recovers. Night Nurse Dropped
Governor C William O Neill is improving after a mild heart attack and doctors ordered the night nurse dropped on Sunday indicating progress in his recovery and continued treatment at Columbus.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Robert C. Kirk
Vanguard to test larger moon satellite via Vanguard missile
Reports say the Navy will soon launch a larger satellite in the Vanguard system after a small 6.4 inch grapefruit sized satellite. Critics warn the rush risks science and serve propaganda while Vanguard personnel face heavy pressure and limited public discussion.
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Vanguard
UN Chief Hammarskjold to Address Ohio University Convocation
Dag Hammarskjold secretary-general of the United Nations will speak at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium at 9 40 a m Wednesday. He arrives with Andrew Cordier and will meet state officials in Columbus before returning to New York. Tickets only for the convocation.
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Ohio University
Dag Hammarskjold
The
United Nations
Memorial Auditorium
Hammarskjold
Athens
John C. Baker
Cleveland
Columbus
New York
Andrew Cordier
Baker
U. S
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Mauriel Hawkins
Opposition May Cost UAW Local Head Job in Cleveland
Francis J. Smith head of Chevrolet Local 1005 with 6000 members faces possible removal after a vote of no confidence. The action follows his opposition to a profit sharing plan backed by UAW President Walter Reuther and the 1958 contract goals adopted at a recent convention.
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Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Francis J. Smith
Chevrolet
Smith
Walter Reuteher
Milk Producers Meet at Columbus Convention
About 800 Ohio milk processors are due in Columbus for the 41st annual convention of the Ohio Dairy Products Association. The three day gathering will bring together milk distributors manufacturers and butter and ice cream makers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Death toll on highways drops in 1957
The National Safety Council reports 1957 highway deaths at 38 500, down 3 percent from 1956 and the lowest per mile rate on record. Deaths fell from 39 628 in 1956, the second largest postwar total, with 5.9 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Weekend Ohio Toll Reaches Fourteen Deaths
A weekend toll in Ohio reports fourteen deaths with eight on highways. Victims include several fire fatalities, two from carbon monoxide poisoning, and a four year old girl shot while handling a pistol.
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Ohio
Weather West Virginia and other regional forecasts
West Virginia continues windy and cold with snow flurries today tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight 15 to 20. OBIO cloudy and cold tonight and Tuesday Low tonight 14 to 18 High Tuesday 24 to 28. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 3 percent below normal with little change and frequent snow flurries across multiple locations. Continuous cold with scattered forecast notes for Albuquerque Bismarck Cleveland Des Moines Indianapolis Los Angeles Louisville Miami Minneapolis New York Phoenix Saint Marie Traverse City and more with varying cloudiness and snow.
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West Virginia
Obio
Sembeer
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Sai Sants
Cleveland
Ssecouees
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Clear
Cosas OS
Cee
CFORF
Phoenix Ciovay Avivinses
TSM
Ste. Marie
Traverse City
Haircuts Baffle Twins Parents in Clinton
Parents of 11 month old twins Tommy and Terry Cray cannot ID their boys after haircuts. They will return to the hospital of birth for new footprints and reidentification.
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Clinton
Don Cray
Tommy
Terry
Air Crash Probe Is Demanded Following California Collisions
Los Angeles reports a Norwalk mid air disaster that killed 48 people and sparked a call for a special investigaing court by County Supervisor Kenneth Hann. The deadly sequence began Friday with two Air Force Bombers in Daggett and continued with a Norwalk collision and a civilian-airliner crash nearby.
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Los Angeles
Norwalk
Secretary of Defense
Kenneth Hann
California
Air Force
Desert
Daggett
Here
Atomic Cannons Shown in Korea Display at Red Cloud
The U S Army unveiled two 280 mm atomic cannons to South Korean officials and newsmen at Camp Red Cloud Korea as part of a farewell review for Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau exiting to head Army research and development in Washington Also shown were two Honest John guided missiles at the corps headquarters 30 miles south of the line perimeter while Trudeau prepares his move.
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Camp Red Cloud
Korea
U.S
Arthur G. Trudeau
U.S. Army Research and Development
Washington
Early Date For Firing Is Hinted
The Navy eyes an early spray at Vanguard from Cape Canaveral as Explorer nears 18,000 mph in space. Engineers claim Vanguard repaired after December failure and ready for another launch attempt while moon mission talks resume. Explorer sends back data on temperatures cosmic rays and meteorites from its egg shaped orbit. Dr Ernst Stuhlinger notes the orbit brings it within 212 miles of Earth and 1800 miles out with a 115.1 minute period.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Explorer
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard Project
Cape Canaveral Test Center
Ernst Stuhlinger
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Earth
Stuhlinger
Clevelander Ends Tokyo Leg of World Travel Quest
Cleveland restaurateur Joe Cavoli nears a new clocking in the world trip as he leaves Tokyo on the final leg toward Cleveland. He is on schedule to reach Cleveland by 9 18 a m Tuesday with a target under 89 hours 43 minutes and possibly 88 hours 31 minutes if he keeps to plan. Cavoli arrived in Tokyo at 2 40 a m and departed at 5 30 a m with Seattle next at 10 35 p m.
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Cleveland
Joe Cavoli
Tokyo
Cavoli
Killian urges focus on hot minds over hot rodders at Yale address
Dr James R Killian Jr Eisenhower science adviser urged Americans to deemphasize hot rodders and emphasize hot minds. He warned against chasing a numbers race with the Soviet Union and called for specialists with broad education to meet democratic goals. The two day Yale conference, sponsored by the Presidents Committee on Scientists and Engineers and the William Benton Foundation, gathers leaders across sectors.
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New Haven
Conn
Eisenhower
James R. Killian, Jr
Soviet Union
Killian
William Benton Foundation
Yale University
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W. E. Giberson
Jet Propulsion
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Giberson
John D. Savage
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