Secretary Herter warns Berlin stance may grow tougher
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter expressed doubt that Khrushchev will issue a May Paris summit ultimatum over Berlin. He said further negotiations or a second summit may be needed, noting Soviet space gainsraised prestige, while the U.S. still believes Khrushchev won’t set a deadline despite tougher rhetoric.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Herter
Khrushchev
United States
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Camp David
Mowever
Finch Admits Additional Love Affairs
Los Angeles reports Dr. R Bernard Finch acknowledged romances with two other women at his clinic before his relationship with Carole Tregoff. He described an armistice with his wife Barbara allowing dating. he and Miss Tregoff face charges in the July 18 shooting death of Mrs. Finch outside their West Covina home, Finch claiming the shooting was accidental.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tiegoff
Barbara
Finch
Miss Tregoff
West Covina
Butlin Seeks 1000 Mile Walk To End All Walking Craze
Billy Butlin launches a 1000 mile trek from Scotland to England offering 14000 dollars in prizes. The plan promises 2800 dollars to the winner. Butlin expects the long walk to end the trend after two women completed the route in 21 and 27 days respectively.
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London
Billy Butlin
Scotland
England
Butlin
Khrushchev's India Visit Hopes to Ease Border Dispute
Indian officials await Soviet Premier Khrushchev for four days of talks in New Delhi aimed at persuading Red China to ease claims on disputed border lands. Nehru seeks to keep India nonaligned while leveraging Khrushchev as an honest broker to avert conflict with Peiping over the 50 000 square miles. The visit signals potential shifts in Moscow Peiping relations and in India’s diplomacy since Eisenhower’s prior warning.
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India
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Tibet
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Peiping
China
United States
Nehru
Hindustan Times
Moscow
Canada’s Wild Buffalo Hunt Attracts 300 Bids
With seven months to go, more than 300 bids have been received for the 100 licenses in Canada’s second wild buffalo hunt this century. Ed Olson of Wood Buffalo National Park said bids will likely be awarded on a first come basis. Last September 4 hunters from Canada and the U S shot buffalo during the first hunt on the reserve’s 17 300 square mile borders.
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Toronto
Canada
Ed Olson
Wood Buffalo National Park
Northwest Territories
U.S
Booze Convicted in Danville Whisky Possession Case
Eben Booze was convicted in U.S. District Court Monday of possession of illegal whisky. The verdict follows a trial detailing illicit spirits activity in Danville Virginia.
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Booze
Danville
Ebeneza Booze
U.S District
Labor Leaders Fear Meany Criticism Backfires
Miami Beach AP reports AFL CIO officials privately fear George Meany's attack on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell may hinder labor's political goals. Meany labeled Powell a terrible choice to head the House Labor and Education Committee though colleagues defend Powell's voting on labor and civil rights.
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Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
House Labor and Education Committee
Powell
Rep
Graham Barden
Afl-Cio Executive Council
A. Phillip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Randolph
Liquor Agent Corsaro Resigns Over Alleged Bribe Plot
Cleveland State Liquor Enforcement Chief Ivan W. Smith says a trap against Michael T. Corsaro suggests more to the bribery case. Corsaro resigned on Smith’s orders but denies taking the $50 alleged in his possession and vows to fight to return.
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Cleveland
Ivan W. Smith
Michael T. Corsaro
Corsaro
Smith
Reid
Mike
Schools Seek Hearings on Charters in Perry County
Four Perry County districts New Straitsville Shawnee Harrison McLaney Junction City Jackson had charters revoked after inspections found state requirement failures. They requested hearings before the State Board of Education as plans for high school pupils to transfer to other districts, including possible merger options, emerge. The board also approved an ongoing statehouse conference on education, echoing 1958 citizen and professional educator deliberations that influenced General Assembly legislation.
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State Board of Education
New Straitsville
Shawnee
Harrison
McLaney
Junction City-Jackson
York
Buchtel
Athens County
Murray City
State Board
Statehouse
E. E. Holt
Ohio
General Assembly
Free Stamps Service Halted by Faulty Vending Machine
In Blytheville Arkansas a post office lobby vending machine stopped providing stamps and returned customers’ change instead. Postmaster Jim Harding said the issue began Monday and the machine gave correct postage but returned extra change.
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Blytheville
Ark
Jim Harding
Rain and Snow Expected for Ohio Tonight and Wednesday
Rain ended in Ohio late Monday with 0.3 inch in Columbus and 0.2 in Dayton. Temperatures ranged from the low 30s north to near 40 south. A low pressure system from western Nebraska moves east tonight bringing rain in the south and rain mixed with snow in the north, turning to all rain Wednesday.
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Ohio
Dayton
Nebraska
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Cincinnati
Marietta
Eisenhower Proposes Three Guidelines on Wheat Surplus
President Eisenhower urged Congress to craft a plan to solve the wheat surplus within three core rules. He suggested adjusting price supports to reflect policy choices, avoiding higher subsidies, and steering clear of direct crop subsidies that could harm other farmers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Soil Bank
Food For Peace
Ex Point Man Dies In Crash Near Dayton
A former Point Pleasant resident, James Windon Garvin, 22, along with Elza Ison 15 and Walter Junior Henson 15, died when a New York Central passenger train struck a car at a blind crossing three miles south of Dayton. All victims lived in Fairborn, with the crossing lacking flashing signals and blocked vision due to nearby gas stations. Garvin’s survivors include his wife Carol and infant daughter, plus his parents and a large extended family. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Fairborn.
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Point Pleasant
New York Central
Dayton
James Windon Garvin
Elza Ison
Walter Junior Henson
Fairborn
Dayton-Yellow Springs
Garvin
Frances Henry
William Garvin
Xenia
Ohio
Mason County
Carol
Margaret Cantrell
Jack Hunt
Junior Hunt
Mercerville
Gene Mayton
Lucasville
Kenneth
Raleigh
Clinton
Eugene
Bobby
Frank Carpenter
Morris Funeral Home
Sergeant Suspended For Running Red Light
WARREN Ohio Chief Manley English suspended Sgt Herbert Rising indefinitely after Rising drove a police cruiser through a red light on the way to a fire. Rising’s auto collided with another car and he faces a hearing Wednesday before Safety Service Director Ben Bohl.
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Warren
Ohio
Herbert Rising
Safety Service
Ben Bohl
Manley R. English
Rising
16 Foot Canoe Stolen From Yard in Jacksonville
Jacksonville police report a 16 foot aluminum canoe stolen from the front yard of Mrs. Ralph Y. Smith. The craft has a hole in the bottom patched with adhesive tape, raising pursuit chances for the thief and a potential recovery note.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ralph Y. Smith
Teen-Ager Raises Funds for Stricken Friend in Ohio
Athens youngster Billy Addington 14 collects donations from bus drivers across Ohio and West Virginia to aid his ill friend James Wickerham 13 in Columbus. Billy, a former Trimble neighbor, plans to extend the drive to Washington D C as his campaign travels with Greyhound and other bus lines. He works at the Athens bus station between school duties.
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Billy Addington
Dennis Addington
Elizabeth Drive
Treasury Department
Billy
James Wickersham
Marvin Wickersham
Jacksonville
Wickersham
University Hospital
Columbus
James
Addington
Trimble
Greyhound
Lake, Shore
Athens-Glouster
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Married One Week Wife Kills Husband in Toledo
Mrs. Barbara Reid aged 29 admitted fatally stabbing her husband Aubrey 30 in their Toledo home after he allegedly struck her during an early morning argument. Police reported the incident, noting the couple had been married only a week.
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Toledo
Barbara Reid
Aubrey
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