Anti Red Talk Sparks Third Party Speculation
Washington reports quote Dirksen calling talk of a third party "nonsense" while Governor Lee of Utah cites liberal shifts as a potential opening. The Chicago GOP gathering, ahead of the 1952 nominating process, considers conservative frustrations and critiques of Eisenhower amid internal party debate and a closed subcommittee session.
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Dirksen
el Kieenhower
Republican National Committee
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eisen
Belt Conveyor Aims To Move Freight From Lake Erie To Ohio River
Ohio lawmakers hear Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines backers claim the 100 mile system would briefly hurt railroads. Dr. Paul Zeis testifies capacity would serve growing tonnage in 10 to 15 years. Project would run from Cleveland area to East Liverpool with two belts for ore and coal and seek eminent domain to obtain right of way. Chapman's description frames the plan as a permanent boost to Ohio prosperity.
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Columbus
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Ohio Legislature
Paul M. Zeis
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Tobe
Riverlake
Estim
Newton B. Chapman
Ohio
Cleveland
Liverpool
Lorain
Chapman
Upper
Great Lakes
Zeis
Solon Urges Expanded US Technical Aid
Senator Mansfield, chair of a foreign relations subcommittee, urged a considerable expansion of US technical assistance to underdeveloped nations. He proposed raising annual technical aid to 200 million dollars or more, criticizing the administration for neglecting Truman's Point Four goals and warning against using aid as a crutch for other military or developmental programs.
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Washington
Mansfield D
Labor backs Ohio judges pensions in Senate hearing
Labor leaders from the Ohio Federation of Labor and the Ohio CIO Council urged support for a bill to create a special retirement system for judges from municipal courts to the state Supreme Court. The plan would provide 40 to 50 percent pensions based on years of service with employee and local government contributions to fund deficits, aiming to attract qualified candidates and justify the cost.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ber Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Labor
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio Bartion Committee On
Ohio Supreme Court
Senate Civil Service and Retirement Committee
John C. Curtey
Springfield
Ohio Bar Association
Metzenbaum
Three Killed In Family Car Collision Near Cincinnati
A family from Anderson Indiana lost three members when their car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 52 near the Ohio River east of downtown Cincinnati. James Swindel 45 driver, Chester Whitton 40 and Sheila Stevens 6 died. Ina Swindel 52 and Danny Whitton 17 were injured. Police say the truck swerved to avoid a stationary car and hit Swindel’s vehicle head on.
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Cincinnati
Anderson, Ind
Kentucky
U. S. 52
Ohio River
Cincin
James Swindel
Chester Arthur Whitton
Sheila Stevens
Swindel
Ina
Whitton
Danny
General Hospital
Good County
Spilled acid forces evacuation at downtown Cleveland site
Fourteen gallons of acid spilled from a hand truck overturning in an elevator, driving twenty people from a downtown building. Six workers fell ill and could not return to work immediately as fumes filled the sixth floor.
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Cleveland
Woman dies after car crash in Cincinnati suburb
Mrs. Clara Hickey 56 of Amberley Village died after being thrown from her husband s car in a collision with another vehicle. She died at General Hospital last night as a result of injuries from the crash.
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Cincinnati
Clara Hickey
Amberley Village
General Hospital
New Cold Front Heads for Ohio
A cold front crossing Ohio tonight will turn rain into snow flurries. Yesterday’s rising temperatures produced rain around midnight in most areas with southerly rain and northeast counties seeing snow and occasional freezing rain by morning. Highs were mostly mid to high 40s, with Zanesville at 40 and the Ohio River region reaching upper 40s.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Ohio River
Fuller's Trial Opens as State Calls Witnesses in Patterson Murder
Birmingham jury chosen earlier. state’s attorneys begin testimony in Albert Fuller murder trial. Jurors kept overnight as judge ordered a recess until 11 am, with jurors locked up overnight after the selection.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Fuller
A. L. Patterson
Semeiates
Russell McElroy
Soviet Army Paper Claims Guided Missile Emulator
The Soviet army newspaper Red Star claims the Soviets have developed a guided missile similar to the American Nike intended to shoot down aircraft.
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Red Star
Ens
Last Rites Planned For Ohio Newsman
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Frank W. Sheridan 81 editor and publisher of the Portsmouth Labor Review. Sheridan dean of city newspapermen and former advertising manager of the Portsmouth Times died yesterday at his home.
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Portsmouth
Frank W. Sheridan
Portsmouth Labor Review
Sheridan
Portsmouth Times
Business leaders praise Eisenhower policy with caveats
Henry G. Riter of the National Association of Manufacturers praised the president's long term growth focus as economic statesmanship while urging corporate tax cuts. Emerson P. Schmidt of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce called the philosophy largely admirable but criticized housing and minimum wage recommendations. Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation said they are in agreement with the core philosophy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Henry G. Riter
National Association of Manufacturers
Lenate House Economic Committee
NAM
Congress
Riter
Corpor
Ate
Emerson P. Schmidt
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Admira
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress Debates Pay Boost To 25,000 Amid Voter Reactions
House members face a vote on a bill to raise pay from 15,000 to 25,000 with similar hikes for federal judges and top officials. Some fear timing and scope. Senate must approve. Proposals include applying increases to the next Congress and trimming the raise. President Eisenhower backs a pay raise.
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Washington
House
Senate
Judicia Committee
Congress
Rep
Celler
Burdick
R-Nd
U. S
U.S
GOP Maps Legislation In Ohio House Senate Move to Hear Bills
In Columbus leaders of the Republican majority push a record 1339 bills amid a bill introduction spree. Senate Leader C Stanley Mechem and Speaker Roger Cloud split the measures for hearings in both houses and urged prompt work to “get the bugs out” of proposed laws.
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Columbus
Es Publican
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Case
Roger Cloud
Logan
Tine Tele
Pentagon push for new power to fire workers on defense contracts
The Defense Department seeks congressional authority to fire known communists and subversives at plants holding military contracts. A centralized industrial security system will replace regional panels, with the central screening and review boards retaining most authority and ultimate review by the three service secretaries or the defense secretary.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Wilber Brucker
Pentagon
Congress
Brucker
Moe
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Industial Security
Central Review Board
Defense Secretary
Dad Enrolls With Son At College
Edward Jones of Port Huron Michigan enrolls at the University of Michigan to become a boys counselor while his son Zan age 23 who served in the Navy recently joined as a freshman. Jones, a longtime Boy Scout leader, had worked steadily in a monument and building-stone business and pursued college after I had always talked about it. Mrs Jones plans to take one or two courses as well.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward Jones
Port Huron
Jones
University of Michigan
Zan
University
Navy
Ian
Literary College
Matusow Testifies on Blacklists Against Actors
In federal court Matusow described a blacklist practice linked to the Sehilta Playhouse Mars program. He said Lennon & Newell paid him 150 for lists naming actors who might be linked to communism, though he did not know their politics. An agency official said the lists were not used for hiring and many went into the dead file.
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Matusow
New York
Lennon & Newell
Matusiw
Sehilta Playhouse of
Mars
Pastor Dies of Wound in Newark
The Reverend Starnie Brooks 65 died at Newark City Hospital from a bullet wound after a Sunday struggle with his son Homer 45 over a .22 rifle. Police Chief Lester L. Halli said a manslaughter charge may be filed against Homer Brooks.
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Newark
Ohio
Starnie Brooks
Newark City Hospital
Lester L. Halli
Homer
Mr. Brooks
Newark Standard Church of Christ
Estate of Marilyn Sheppard Leaves Husband as Heir
Inventory filed in probate court shows Marilyn Sheppard, 71, osteopath’s wife, was murdered on July 4 in her Cleveland home. The entire estate valued about 71,000 dollars plus 490 dollars in personal effects goes to Dr. Samuel Sheppard, 71, whose second-degree murder conviction and life sentence may prevent inheritance if upheld.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Lake Erie
Radiation zone from hydrogen bomb would kill up to 190 miles away
The AEC released estimates showing a hydrogen bomb detonation could produce a deadly plume up to 190 miles downwind, creating a 7000 square mile danger area. Shelters, food and water precautions, and speedy cleanup could reduce casualties, with effective protection from ordinary houses and basements.
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AEC
Washington
United States
State of New Energy Mission
Cme Mit Ge
Lewis L. Strauss
Red Buildup Reported Near Mainland Formosa
Taipei Formosa reports from political quarters warning of a Communist buildup opposite Nationalist China and Quemoy. Defense ministry forces could not confirm the claim as Reds purportedly moved large guns toward mainland points near troops.
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Quemoy
Formosa
Reds
Liu Yu Chang
U.S
Red China
Taipea
Chines and Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Thefts Repeated by Same Bandit Strike Shawnee
In Shawnee Oklahoma Floyd Williams a service station attendant reports a repeat robbery by the same bandit who confronted him with a revolver and took the day's receipts of 40 dollars after previously stealing 29 dollars last Friday night.
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Shawnee, Okla
Floyd Williams
Sake Toase
Williams
M Willems
Doubtful Farm Machinery Exhibits at Ohio State Fair
Ohio agriculture director A L Sorensen said farm machinery exhibits may be missing from the Ohio State Fair for a second straight year. He spoke at a press conference, noting Ohioans want the exhibits but little likelihood they will be displayed. A poll last year fueled calls for their return.
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Columbus
A. L. Sorensen
Ohiogas
Romanian Still Stays In Legation in Swiss Standoff
Swiss authorities report three of four anti Communist negotiators leaving the Romanian legation after a 42 hour stand off. Police planned limited force if needed while gunmen refused to surrender, drawing international protest from Bucharest and sharp criticism from Moscow.
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Rern
Switzerland
Alfred Zelender
Gwice
Solutiens Department
Logethen
Legation
Weiting Lee
Fern
Rte Kresse
Kese
Catholi Priew
Nea Revert
Lewation
Bern
Eduard Freimuller
Father Helpless As Son Dies After Lab Injury
In Heber Utah a father watched in horror as his 11 year old son Gary N Hiatt bled to death after a basement chemistry lab accident ripped off an arm and caused fatal wounds. The boy crawled to the kitchen where he died within half an hour.
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Heber
Utah
Gary N. Hiatt
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