DiSalle Seeks Curbs on Campaign Spending
Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged the Democratic legislature to consider a tough law regulating campaign spending in a special message. He noted interest from a few legislators but would not push the measure without legislative demand. Nearby bills include extending disclosure exemptions to broadcasters and restricting liquor access for minors.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Sparkman Confident In Major Housing Bill Progress
Senate author Sen John Sparkman says his 2 925 billion omnibus housing bill will pass the Senate without cuts. The Banking Committee backed the compromise despite GOP efforts to reduce it and liberal Democrats seeking more slum clearance funds. Floor debate starts Wednesday with possible night sessions to move the measure this week. The bill tests support for Eisenhower budget restraint on the Senate floor.
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Washington
John Sparkman
Ala
Senate
Banking Committee
Sparkman
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Advisers Propose Business Committee on Soviet Economic Challenge
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson calls for a new committee of business leaders to advise on strategy to counter the Soviet Union's global economic challenge. The plan envisions expert guidance for U S policy in the Cold War era.
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New York
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Defense Minister says West weapons outdated
Rodion Malinovsky told the 21st Congress of the Soviet Communist Party that the USSR has superior ballistic missiles able to deliver hydrogen warheads with pinpoint accuracy. He warned the United States Navy could threaten any coast but claimed Soviet arms have rapidly improved in quality across army air force and navy.
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Moscow
Rodion Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Defense Minister
Moscow Radio
U.S.S.R
United States
United States Navy
Khrushchev
Congress
Ohio Job Outlook Improves in Major Centers
Job prospects rise in Ohio's big industrial centers while four large cities and 14 smaller areas still face substantial unemployment. Cleveland Akron and Sandusky Fremont see marked improvement due to auto industry prosperity. Canton Toledo Lorain Elyria and Youngstown remain challenged. Athens Logan Nelsonville area listed among smaller zones with substantial unemployment.
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Washington
Ohio
Labor Department
Cleveland
Akron
Sandusky-Fremont
Canton
Toledo
Lorain-Elyria
Youngstown
Athens-Logan
Nelsonville
Pass Over One Dollar Ends With Man Dead
In Cincinnati an argument over a one dollar bill Monday night led to a man being shot and killed and another taken into custody. Police reported no charges were filed immediately as both men had been drinking.
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Cincinnati
School Funds Short Final Pay Doubtful
Columbus report states the School Foundation Program may exhaust its funds before the final quarterly payment this fiscal year. The program is about 5.45 million dollars short, with only enough to cover the next distribution. no money will remain for the final May payment unless the Legislature adds funds. Robert L. Roche, director of school finance, indicated sufficient money remains for the upcoming last week of the month distribution.
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Columbus
School Foundation
State Board of Education
Robert L. Roche
Flemming Assists Fund Raising Start
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming secretary of Health Education and Welfare helped at a start of a unique alumni fund drive. Seventeen Ohio colleges participate with 300 people at the initial meeting in Akron. Schools aim to mobilize alumni in the Akron area and drive the highest response percentage.
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Akron
Arthur S. Flemming
McClellan Committee Opens New Hoffa Inquiry
The Senate Labor Management Committee resumes work with a probe into James R. Hoffa's Teamsters Union. Chairman John L. McClellan aims to determine if reform-minded rebels or allies benefit from union funds and requests explanations.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters
Hoffa
Woman Dies In Fire In Hamilton Apartment
Fire swept through a Hamilton second floor apartment Monday killing Norma Jean Hall thirty. All other residents escaped unharmed.
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Hamilton
Norma Jean Hall
Danish tanker heads to Norfolk for repairs after explosion
A Danish tanker suffered an explosion and engine room fire 200 miles east of Cape Hatteras and is en route to Norfolk Virginia for repairs.
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Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
Cape Hatteras, N
Hoffa Plans Explaining Visit Ahead of Local 100 Vote
Hoffa arrives in Cincinnati to address Local 100 members before a vote on officers. He says he will explain International principles and denies any move toward trusteeship. The meeting is a vote session with anti Hoffa officers expected to prevail.
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Cincinnati
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Washington
Two Counties Seek Lake Erie to Ohio River Road
Warren and Ashtabula counties push for a Lake Erie to Ohio River highway linking Ashtabula to East Liverpool. Commissioners urge State Highway Director Everett Preston to move forward with construction, citing potential St. Lawrence seaway benefits.
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Warren
Trumbull County
St. Lawrence Seaway
Everett Preston
Ashtabula
East Liverpool
New York Socialite Vincent Astor Dies at 67
Vincent Astor a famed New York socialite and multimillionaire died today at age 67. The death ends a prominent era for the Astor family noted for philanthropy and high society influence.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Dulles Heads to Europe With Counter Proposal Ideas
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flies to Europe to test counter proposals to Soviet demands on the German problem. He will visit London Paris and Bonn with advisers for about a week while allied officials draft a reply to the Soviet note. Senator Fulbright says Dulles discussed seriously proposing counter moves and coordinating with allies before acting.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Soviet Union
Dulles
London
Paris
Bonn
State Department
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
West
United States
America
Prudential Skyscraper Reduces Firefighter Climb
Newark firemen cut climbs from 24 flights to five for fires on the 15th floor after elevators were installed for the first ten floors of the Prudential Insurance Co skyscraper. The effort highlights progress in making firefighting easier on lower floors.
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Newark
N. J
Prudential Insurance Co
Man Killed When He Steps Into Moving Car on Canal Street
Clyde C. Finn 38 of the Dew House Hotel was killed instantly at about 12:95 a.m. when he apparently fell into the path of a car driven by Mrs. Elyra Glenn on Canal Street near Abedella's Truck Stop. Police and Coroner John H. Elias investigate the incident connected to a dispute with Finn's former wife, Mrs. Helen Adams.
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Nelsonville
Clyde C. Finn
Dew House
Elyra Glenn
Haydenville
Canal St
Abdella
John H. Elias
Finn
Helen Adams
Glenn Auto
Honey guide birds offer TB clues from Africa
NSF scientists report a wax-eating African bird carries an unidentified bacterium in its intestines that makes a protein fraction inhibiting tuberculosis in test tubes. Preliminary tests suggest the protein may protect guinea pigs from TB. The bird is known as the honey guide for guiding mammals to bee nests.
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Washington
Africa
National Science Foundation
NSF
Commander of 37th Quits After 42 Years
Maj. Gen Kenneth Cooper resigns as commander of Ohio's 37th Infantry Division after nearly 42 years of service. He will be 62 and eligible for retirement in spring. The resignation, announced by Gov. DiSalle, was effective Saturday.
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Columbus
Kenneth Cooper
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Virginia integrates as test case across Norfolk and Arlington
In Virginia the first full scale integration unfolds in Norfolk and Arlington County with white and Negro students placed together in classes and cafeterias. Seventeen Negro students enroll in Norfolk as officials report orderly operations while some parents keep children home or enroll elsewhere. Police patrols precede the rollout amid cautious expectations.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Arlington County
Governor's
Virginia General Assembly
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Stratford
Arlington
Deep South Reacts to Virginia Integration Move
Southern leaders split over Virginia public school integration as some governors pledge to maintain segregation while others see limited progress. Alabama officials warn of potential bloodshed, while Kentucky and Louisiana leaders respond with guarded support for gradual change.
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Depp
Si, Ama A i
South
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
A. B Chandler
Kentucky
Louisiana
W. M. Rainach
Joint Legislative Committee On
Fliers Stay Afloat After 60 Days In Flight
Las Vegas pilots Robert Timm 32 and John Cook 33 remain aloft in a single engine plane promoting a cancer fund drive after their 60th day of continuous flight. The men, who broke the endurance record 10 days earlier, radioed they will stay up as long as possible.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Robert Timm
John Cook
West Berlin convoy held by Soviet forces sparks protests
Soviet army detained a four truck U S convoy near the Marienborn checkpoint within sight of the West German border after denying permission to inspect an open cargo. Four U S drivers and Corporal Richard C Masiero faced a night in their vehicles as Allied officials pressed for the trucks' release and passage into West Germany.
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Berlin
U. S
Red Army
Marenborn
Frankfurt
East Berlin
West Germany
Richard C. Masiero
West Stockbridge
Mass
28Th Transportation Battalion
Elwood F. Johnson
James E. Cook
Robert E. Low
Benjamin C. Peeles
Helmstedt
West Berlin
Hope Is Dim for Survivors
Halifax report says the search for the Danish vessel Hans Hedtoft with 95 aboard continues with no hope of locating survivors. Signals heard at 8364 kilocycles, distant from lifeboat radios, offer no confirmation. The Campbell Coast Guard cutter leads a multinational search over 3600 square miles but finds nothing.
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Halifax
N. S
Hans Hedtoft
Hedtoft
U. S. Coast Guard
Campbell
Keseas
Truck Crash Fatal to Akron Farmer in Bath Township
Ray Baumgarden, who hauled cattle to Cleveland slaughterhouses for Bath County farmers, was killed Monday when a truck used to load cattle rolled backward and crushed him against a barn in the Bath area.
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Akron
Ray Baumgardner
Cleveland
Bath Two
Weather outlook by region with mixed precipitation
West Virginia sees increasing clouds with a chance of sleet or freezing rain tonight and lows in the 20s. Wednesday turns cloudy and warmer with possible rain then colder northward. Ontario and surrounding areas expect increasing clouds and mixed precipitation with warm to cool temperature shifts and hazardous driving conditions.
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Miaral
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Oklahoma City
Omaha
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St. Lowks
Salt Lake City
Oearly
Seattle
Coccaaee
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