Eisenhower Aides Push One Package Labor Reform Plan
The Eisenhower administration backs a single package of labor reforms as part of the Taft Hartley Act changes to curb labor abuses. Sen. Everett Dirksen says if the Labor Committee omits some proposals, they will be offered as amendments in the Senate. The plan aims to bar secondary boycotts and blackmail picketing and broadens protection for workers' funds and rights.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Senate
James P. Mitchell
Congress
Labor Committee
Mitchell
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Major Blanco Dies Before Firing Squad
Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco, 51, condemned as a war criminal, died before execution at La Cabana Fortress in Havana. He reportedly gave the order to his guards and asked to command his executioners before calmly telling them to get ready and fire.
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Havana
Jesus Sosa Blanco
la Cabana
Sosa Blanco
Muchachos
Fellowship Renewal Boosts Ohio University Chemistry Fellow
The Standard Oil Co of Ohio renews a fellowship for Ohio University’s chemistry department for 1959 60 with a $3000 grant, up $250 from last year. At least $1750 plus tuition will be awarded to one graduate recipient, with remaining funds at the university’s discretion.
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Ohio University
Standard Oul Co
Ohio
John CC. Baker
Baker
Director Re-Elected President of Ohio Planning Conference
Richard W. McGinnis, director of the Lorain County Regional Planning Commission, has been re-elected president of the Ohio Planning Conference.
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Columbus
Richard W. McGinnis
Lorain County
Five Day Forecast From Local Weather Office
The forecast shows temperatures near normal for the northeast and below normal in the southwest with highs around 37 in the north and 34 in the south and lows near 21. A cold Thursday gives way to warmer conditions Friday night and Saturday. Expect about one third inch of precipitation as snow or rain on Saturday and Sunday.
Cyprus Talks Delayed By Premier Injuries
London A Cyprus independence conference was suspended as Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes recovers from injuries after a plane crash near London. Twelve of the 21 aboard were killed. Menderes is one of 10 survivors described as near a miracle. He lies in a London hospital, progressing satisfactorily amid bruises and shock.
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London
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
DiSalle Seeks Statewide Public Health Program
Governor Michael V. DiSalle proposed a statewide public health program in Columbus. He urged the creation of a Health Department division to fight alcoholism and called for strict enforcement of laws to curb water and air pollution.
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DiSalle
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Health Department
Ohio Senate to vote on first fair employment bill this year
The Ohio Senate will vote late today on a bill prohibiting employment discrimination based on race creed or national origin marking the first time fair employment practices legislation has reached the Senate floor. The House is expected to approve a county fee hike to aid county offices.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
House
Athens Man to Receive Top Award for Courage
Carl E. Wheeler aged 37 in Athens will receive the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults top citation at a testimonial dinner in Marietta. A former Navy coxswain injured in 1948 he lost both hands and now, with artificial limbs, drives hunts fishes and works as a vocational rehabilitation counselor helping others with disabilities.
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Athens
National Society For Crippled Children
Carl E. Wheeler
Marietta
Wheeler
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Dr Harry G Southard Dies Former Health Official
Marysville obituary for 81 year old Dr Harry G Southard who served as director of health for Athens Vin ton Hocking Counties 1940 to 1953 and as state health director 1931 to 1934 under Gov George White. Survived by wife Olive two daughters and funeral Thursday at Postle Hale funeral home with burial in Marysville cemetery.
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Harry G. Southard
Athens
Vinton
Hocking Counties
Union County
George White
John Southard
Ohio
Olive
G. E. Stephen
Arlington, Va
G. K. Carpenter
Merchantville
N. J
Postle-Hale
Marysville Cemetery
Fire roars through Curtice business district destroying three buildings
Large flames shot 50 feet into the air in Curtice as a fire ripped through the business district early today. Three buildings were destroyed and several others damaged. thirteen residents evacuated. Firemen estimate damage at 250000 to 300000 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Toledo
Curtice
Scissors Fatally Stab Reformatory Youth in Tailor Shop
Mansfield youth Darren Dean Sapp, 19, was fatally stabbed with scissors in the Mansfield Reformatory tailor shop Tuesday. Cellmate Joseph Edward Komlosi, 17, reportedly wielded the scissors as the incident occurred.
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Mansfield
Darren Dean Sapp
Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
George J. Allarding
Sapp
Joseph Edward Komlosi
Angered driver shoots out traffic light at city intersection
James Daniels, 42, said the walk signal at North Third and Vine Streets repeatedly showed wait. He fired a .38 revolver, destroying the light, then hid the weapon and walked into a nearby cafe where police arrested him. He faces charges of destruction of property carrying a concealed weapon and discharging firearms.
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Hamilton
James Daniels
North Third and
Vine Streets
Daniels
Talks Resume in Logan Strike at Carborundum Plant
Negotiations reopen between Carborundum Co representatives and Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union at Shaw's restaurant in Lancaster. The 14 day strike faces contempt of court hearings as local officers seek to attend talks coordinated by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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Carborundum Co
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Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Afl-Ciocic
Shaw
Lancaster
John W. Wagner
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Harley Meyer
Marshall Suffers Second Stroke in North Carolina
Gen. George C. Marshall, 78, suffered a second stroke at Pinehurst and is listed in serious condition. An update from Womack Army Hospital reported the night stroke was more severe than the January 15 mild stroke.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
George C. Marshall
Army
Pinehurst
Womack Army Hospital
New Mexico Senators Reject Work Law
SANTE FE New Mexico The proposed right to work constitutional amendment was defeated in the 24th Legislature. Attorney General Frank Zinn ruled Lt. Gov Ed Mead's tie breaking vote on the Senate measure 17 to 16 Friday was invalid and the resolution was not adopted.
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Sante FE
N. M
New Mexico
Atty
Frank Zinn
Ed V. Mead
Senate
Kirwan Re-elected Chairman of Democratic National Committee
Washington Ohio congressman Michael J Kirwan was unanimously re-elected Tuesday to his eighth term as chair of the Democratic National Committee A party official said Kirwan will continue guiding party strategy and fundraising efforts through the 1980 election cycle.
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Washington
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Democraic National Congressional Committee
Judge Claims Printing Smut Profits Papers
Probate Judge Frank J. Merrick told about 700 newsroom staff at the Cleveland Newspaper Guild awards luncheon that local papers profit from smut and hypocrisy. He recalled circulation wars with the Leader-News and Plain Dealer and accused papers of bringing hired thugs to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Merrick
Cleveland Newspaper Guild Awards
Merrick
Leader-News
the Plain Dealer
License fee planned by state racing heads
The Ohio State Racing Commission will hold a hearing next month on a proposal to charge a daily license fee of 1000 for commercial thoroughbred tracks and 500 for commercial harness tracks, a plan likely to draw opposition from local tracks.
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Columbus
State Racing Commission
Ohio
Ohio highway funding squeeze sparks extra 30 dollar annual bill
Gov. DiSalle warns Ohio must find new funds to sustain road-building as the state ranks low in construction spending. If activity grows from 300 to 400 million yearly over the next three years, the result is about 30 dollars more per registered vehicle each year, based on four million vehicles. With 58 million still from the 1953 highway bond issue, the need for additional money escalates as the program expands.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Highway funding options discussed for Ohio roads
Finance Director James Maloon Highway Director Everett Preston and Tax Commissioner Stanley Bowers proposed six tax and fee measures to fund highway construction. The plan would raise about 100 million dollars annually, including a 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax, a 2 cent per gallon diesel tax, a highway use tax on trucks, higher auto license tags, higher truck registration fees, and increased driver license fees. DiSalle argued against a new bond issue, noting 1953 debt interest at 11⅓ percent and highlighting federal matching could finance a billion dollars of highways.
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Disalle
James Maloon
Everett S. Preston
Stanley J. Bowers
Ohio
Protest hearings in Ohio on Route 50 bypass plan
More than 200 residents attended a hearing in Coolville and Litthke Hocking over an eight and a half mile four lane bypass along Route 50 and Ohio 7. Objections cited by residents included loss of business, financial burden, and fears Coolville would become a drag racers paradise.
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Litthke Hocking
Ohio
Coolville-Torch
Little Hocking Area
Carthage-Troy
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Coolvile
New Satellite Contributes Weather Data From Space
America launches a 20 inch satellite from Cape Canaveral to gather cloud data for forecasts. NASA reports the weather monitoring equipment is working perfectly and will take about two weeks to process signals. The 21½ pound globe may orbit for a decade or longer, depending on atmospheric drag effects.
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U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Washington
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
NSA
Columbia Miner Benefactor Leaves Record Gift
NEW YORK. The $200 one year scholarship Columbia University granted Henry Krumb six years ago proved an excellent investment. Krumb, a mining engineer who died recently, left the university more than six million dollars.
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New York
Columbia University
Henry Krumb
Krumb
Cecil Gets Judge Post
President Eisenhower nominates Federal District Judge Lester L. Cecil from southern Ohio to the U S circuit bench for the sixth circuit covering Kentucky Michigan Ohio and Tennessee. Cecil 65 would succeed Potter Stewart now a Supreme Court justice subject to Senate confirmation. Dee a native of Staunton Township Ohio has served as district judge since April 1953 and resides in Dayton.
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Lester L. Cecil
Eisenhower
U. S
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Cecil
Southern
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
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Dee
Staunton Twp
Dayton
Democrats name Rayburn to head victory dinner speakers
Democrats selected House Speaker Sam Rayburn to lead the list of speakers at the party’s $100-a-plate national victory dinner in Washington scheduled for February 28.
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Washington
Democrats
Sam Rayburn
Reopened Warren County High School Sees Minimal Enrollment
In Front Royal Virginia twenty two Negro children enrolled at Warren County High School reopening after a five month closure while no white students attended.
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Front Royal
Warren County High School
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