Recovery measures eyed if the economy stalls in March
Washington reports show a rising unemployment peak near 4.6 to 4.7 million this month with declines expected in March. Officials discuss tax cuts if joblessness grows, while labor and Treasury secretaries forecast a midyear upturn and a record yearly gross national product.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Labor
Mitchell
Sen. Mansfield
Tana
Mansfield
Administration
Secretary OF the Treasury
Anderson
Rebels Kidnap Fangio Amid Havana Auto Races Turmoil
Cuban rebels seized Argentina's Juan Fangio, world champion driver, from his Havana hotel as police hunted for abductors. The timing aimed to disrupt the Gran Premio auto races and pressure Batista, with officials warning the act could threaten tourism and economy. Fangio was grabbed at 8:55 p.m. after returning from the Malecon course.
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Fulgencio Batista
Argentina
Juan Fangio
Batista
Cuba
Castro
Lincoln
Mason County Man Jerry Flint Dies at 100
Mason County's oldest resident Jerry Flint aged 100 died Monday at 1:40 am in Point Pleasant. Born December 9, 1857 in Ohio he retired from farming and lived in Mason County since childhood. Survived by seven daughters, three sons and 64 grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at Crow funeral home with Rev. Tommy Kinniard officiating. Burial in Loggerhead Cemetery. viewing after 10 am Tuesday.
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Jerry Flint
Mason County
Ohio
Samuel Flint
Mary Etta Siders Flint
Laura Hobbs
Marysville
Mary Vansickle
Francis Gardner
Gallipolis
Anna Nowlen
Carroll, Ohio
Beckie Kinniard
Hogsett
Victoria Carsey
Lancaster
Matilda Chapman
Henderson
James Flint
Oak Hill
George Flint
Paul Flint
Crow Funeral Home
Tommy _ Kinniard
Loggerhead
West Virginia Ohio Weather Forecast Summary
West Virginia expects a fair night with a low in the upper 30s and a mild Tuesday with some clouds. Ohio remains fair and mild today through Tuesday with a tonight low around 35 and a high near 59 on Tuesday. The five day outlook shows temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees above normal with minimal daily variation and light precipitation under one tenth inch. possible showers Tuesday or Friday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Ohlo
Seeeeree
Dulles Builds Bipartisan Push for Trade and Aid Bills
Secretary of State Dulles heads to Capitol Hill to back Eisenhower era foreign policy bills. He appears before the House Ways and Means Committee for a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Law and tariff-cutting powers, while a bi partisan drive targets approval of a 3.94 billion dollar foreign aid request for the coming fiscal year.
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Eisenhower
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Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
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U.S
Florida Again In Tourist Business
A bright warm sun in south Florida revived tourism over the weekend as hotels airlines railroads and beaches reported strong activity. More than 100000 bathers crowded Dade County beaches with Miami Beach lifeguards estimating about 35000 beachgoers marking the season’s biggest crowd to date.
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Fla
South Florida
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Miami Beach
Hanna Co acquires Rich Ore holdings in Brazil
The M. A. Hanna Co. has acquired an interest in rich iron ore holdings in Brazil and will study production possibilities immediately. Hanna Coal & Ore Corp. gained a controlling stake in St. John d'el Rey Mining Co. via a Hanna subsidiary, with a New York investment group joining the venture.
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M. A. Hanna Co
Brazil
St. John D’el Rey Mining Co
Hanna
Hanna Coal & Ore Corp
New York
Churchill Smokes Cigar After Illness Return
Roquebrune Cap Martin France Sir Winston Churchill smoked a cigar today during his first granted visit since contracting pneumonia and pleurisy a week ago.
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Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
France
Winston Churchill
Editor of Stars and Stripes resigns in Frankfurt
FRANKFURT Germany James H Quint resigned today as managing editor of Stars and Stripes the American servicemen's daily in Europe North Africa and the Middle East Quint 43 says he wants to return to the United States He came to Europe from San Francisco in 1951 and previously worked for papers in New York City Columbus and Lima Ohio.
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Germany
James H. Quint
Stars and Stripes
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Middle East
Quint
United States
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New York City
Columbus
Lima
Ohio
Whiteside Questioned Over TV Channel Inquiry
Washington Miami lawyer Thurman A. Whiteside was questioned today by a House subcommittee about alleged payments to an FCC commissioner to influence a Miami TV Channel 10 case. FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack called the payoff charges baseless. The inquiry examines regulatory pressures on the FCC from Miami applicants. an examiner favored Katzentine in 1955, and Public Service won the 1957 license.
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Thurman A. Whiteside
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Whiteside
House
Richard A. Mack
House Group
Federal
Congress
A. Frank Katzentine
Miami Beach
Public Service
Copter Crash Investigation Continues In Fog
Red Bluff Calif report states six Army airmen died when three helicopters crashed into a rocky hill east of Red Bluff Saturday in dense fog. Col Frank C Forest led the inquiry and said pilots lacked training or instruments for fog, vertigo may have caused loss of direction and speed, with no blind flying instruments aboard.
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Frank C. Forest
Forest
Officers Find Money In Fire Swept Home
IRONTON Officers in vestigating the strangulation of Mrs. Emma Bowman Remy 75 said they have found a substantial sum of money in the house Prosecutor Harold D Spears did not disclose how much money was found
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Ironton —P
Emma Bowman Remy
Harold D. Spears
Ohio Republicans Believe Farmers Back Benson
Ohio Republicans in Congress think most Ohio farmers support Secretary Benson's farm policies. A Bricker aide notes no widespread revolt, though dairy protests against price cuts exist. Some Ohio GOP lawmakers plan to vote to block further cuts, while Bricker's office cites farmers' view of Benson as honest and trying to solve the farm problem. The GOP holds a 17 to 6 House margin, making a sudden shift risky.
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Ohio
Congress
Benson
Sen. Bricker
Bricker
McCulloch
Bow and Brown
House
GOP
Township councilman linked to embezzlement case on Texas train
Youngstown councilman John J. Tobin Jr faces embezzlement charges after police capture in Houston. Tobin allegedly swindled about 250000 from his employer with help from business associate Paul E. Shade, who escaped the trap and remains at large. Twelve others have been arrested in connection with the fraud involving faked auto accident claims. Tobin and Shade were en route from Texas to Ohio on a Houston to Chicago train when seized. authorities plan to arraign him on arrival in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Ohio
John J. Tobin Jr
Texas
Tobin
Houston
Tex
Paul E. Shade
Shade
American Associated Insurance Co
Chicago
Republicans Blast Truman Speech as Fear Campaign
GOP leaders call Truman's Saturday address an irresponsible attack aimed at derailing the economy. Senator Wiley warns against spreading panic that could depress spending, while Senator Case denounces the critique as reckless. Senator Mansfield counters that Democrats may gain nationally, joking about spuds and Sputniks in the 1960 race.
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Truman
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Harry Truman
Francis Case
R-Sd
Sen. Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
Frondizi Triumphs as Argentina Elects New President
Arturo Frondizi, a left wing intellectual, wins Argentina's first free presidential election in over a decade. Backed by banished Peronist Juana D. Peron and a broad Radical coalition, Frondizi pledges amnesty for all Peronists. Peron from exile hails the victory and hints at a possible return to Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Juana D. Peron
Frondizi
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Party
Radical
Peron
Congress
Dominican Republic
Eisenhower golfing trip prompts rifle seizure near club
Arizona patrolmen confiscated a .22 rifle with telescopic sight from two boys spotted near Paradise Valley Country Club while President Eisenhower golfed. The rifle was returned after questioning. the boys were released. The Senate was expected to pass a bill to raise the national debt limit from 275 to 280 billion dollars until June 30, 1959.
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Ariz
Paradise Valley Country Club
Eisenhower
Ralph Edmund
Washington
Senate
Son
Arizona
Edmundson
Nineteen Die in Ohio Highways Weekend Traffic Toll
Ohio saw nineteen fatalities on highways this weekend with six additional miscellaneous deaths reported across the state, reflecting a deadly stretch for travelers.
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Ohio
Investigators Hold Closed Door Session on Union Strike
The bipartisan Senate Rackets Committee met behind closed doors to resolve a partisan clash delaying public hearings into the four year strike between the United Auto Workers and Kohler in Kohler Wisconsin. The panel split four to four on witness order as violence and a boycott by the UAW are examined amid political alignments.
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Senate
United Auto Workers
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Senate Committee
UAW
Luck Saves Thieves From Copper Cable Theft
In Detroit two thieves sawed off and stole a 20 foot copper cable from a utility tunnel. Officials said the 4 400 volt line had just been de energized due to trouble, aiding their quick getaway.
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Strike at Kyger Creek Power Plant Halts Operations
A threatened Local 430 strike against Ohio Valley Electric Corporation materialized Sunday night with picket lines at the Kyger Creek Power Plant. About 35 workers left the night shift and 35 more did not report for duty. Judge Betz issued a seven point injunction regulating picketing and prohibiting violence or threats. Peaceful picketing limited to four pickets per entrance. Federal mediator Bell left Columbus without progress.
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Gallipolis
Local 430
Utility Workers of America
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Kyger Creek
James G. Cox
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
OVEC
Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Betz
George H. Bell
Columbus
KnowlandSets Sights On 1964 Or 1968 Nomination
California Senator William Knowland, Senate Republican leader and California governor candidate, targets the 1964 or possibly 1968 presidential race. He signaled support for Nixon with a conditional view on his own future in the race and rejected the idea of ruling out a 1960 bid. He noted he would not be “Sherman izing” himself in advance.
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Washington
William Knowland
California
Knowland
Senate
Nixon
Dick Nixon
William T. Sherman
Venom Thief Faces 24 Hour Return Warning
Miami's venom thief has 24 hours to return $5750 worth of poisonous venom missing from the Miami Serpentarium. The thief called Saturday claiming the venom would be used to protect against snakebite but hung up before warnings. The venom in its current state is not an antidote and could kill up to 600 people.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Herald
Pilot Story Highlights Coyotes Spotter Turned Casualty
Vaughn White 67 of Kingfisher Oklahoma, a retired farmer with 1300 flight hours in four years as a coyote spotter, and Troy Stewart Jr 22 of Omega Oklahoma, died when White’s plane plummeted and burned in a field about ten miles southeast of Vici Oklahoma.
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Vici
Okla
Vaughn White
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Kingfisher
Farmer
White
Troy Stewart, Jr
Omega
Here
Mediator Attempts Fresh Push to End Foundry Strike
Cincinnati report says federal mediator Samuel M. Spencer will retry talks to resolve a foundry workers strike that could spread to about 5000 workers in Miami Valley plants.
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Cincinnati
Samuel M. Spencer
Miami Valley
Long political career ends for Dr Russell J Fortney
Dr Russell J Fortney a Lorain County Democrat whose long political career ended with his death in Sarasota Florida at age 60 He died while visiting his father and friends reported the Elyria Ohio newspaper clipping states.
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Elyria
Russell J. Fortney
Lorain County
Sarasota
Fla
Fortney
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