Ohio Senate to lift 65 dollar aged aid ceiling
The Ohio Senate votes to raise the monthly aid cap for the aged to 65 dollars, with an estimated 13 million dollar cost over two years. The measure also removes the citizenship requirement and eases residence rules, while not guaranteeing universal increases. The bill advances to the House for floor action.
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Columbus
Democratic
Ohio Senate
House Conservation Committee
Bob White
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Police Guard Negro Family In White Area
State police kept an all night vigil outside the Collins Park home of Mr and Mrs George Rayfield after crowds gathered twice. About 300 people were dispersed by 12 troopers aided by four leashed dogs with two women lightly injured and a dozen youths arrested.
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Wilmington
Del
Collins Park
George Rayfield
Rayfield
North Carolina Chief Warns Against Violence in Strike
Gov Luther Hodges warns union and management officials they bear direct and personal responsibility to prevent further violence in the Henderson Harriet Cotton Mill strike. Negotiators prepare to meet again to end the 15 week dispute amid strong telegrams from the governor.
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Henderson
N. C
Luther Hodges
Henderson- Harriet
Prestige Question: US policy on Free West Germany
Dr James B Conant warned at Ohio University convocation that the United States faces a grim choice about Germany. He said the Soviets seek East German recognition and to close the West Berlin escape, while East Germany features a rival government with free elections ready to step in.
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COMO
James B. Conant
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Fred H. Johnson
OU Board of Trustees
Nigeria
United States
West Germany
West Berlin
Dr. Conant
Berlin
East Germany
Officials to Probe Gore Shooting Spree
Logan Hocking County Sheriff A J Waldron and Prosecutor Hubert Lappen planned to question 43 year old Weldon McGrath and others to clarify the events surrounding a Tuesday afternoon shooting near Gore. William Flood 77 and William Evans 58 are in the county jail.
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Logan
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Hubert Lappen
Gore
Weldon McGrath
Gore Route 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jean Brown
McGrath
Waldron
Flood
Brown
Fiood
Window smash at industrialist Holl home linked to strike
Logan resident Barton A. Holl president of Logan Clay Products Co. says a bottle smashed through his enclosed porch and bedroom window after a Canton business trip. Police tie the act to the Carborundum strike. union officials deny knowledge of such acts by Local 11-630 of OCAW.
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Logan
Carborundum Co
Barton A. Holl
Main St
Holl
Logan Clay Products Co
Richard Holl
Canton
Logan Clay
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
George Shay
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
OCAW
Carolundum
Proxmire Challenges Johnson Control Of Senate Machinery
Sen. William Proxmire faces strong rebuke from Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson over a revolt against the Senate majority’s leadership. Sen. J. William Fulbright calls the move unimportant, while Proxmire insists changes may come in two or three years if leadership feels accountable to members.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
J. William Fulbright
Proxmire
Akron abortionist Carl Moser begins four month jail term
Dr Carl Moser a 66 year old chiropractor who admitted performing abortions for thirty years starts a four month sentence in county jail on Thursday.
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Akron
Carl Moser
Scrap Lift for Five Battleships and 38 Warships
Five former battleships and 38 other aged warships are slated for scrapping. The move targets then obsolete vessels as part of fleet modernization.
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Washington
U. S
Democrats Build Protest Fire Over Strauss Appointment
Democrats plan a protest bonfire against President Eisenhower's nomination of Lewis L. Strauss as commerce secretary. Sens Kefauver Johnston and others aim to press delays as the Senate Commerce Committee postpones action pending a Justice Department report on Strauss' Dixon-Yates role.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Kefauver
Justice Department
Strauss
Dixon-Yates
Rogers
Klauver
Weather outlook and temperatures for WEST VIRGINIA and region
Cloudy tonight with low around 24 to 30 degrees. Thursday mostly cloudy and warmer with a chance of rain south. Ohio Valley: increasing clouds and warmer tonight and Thursday with a chance of rain. lows around 24 to 28 and highs near 47 in the north and lower in the south. Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures, mild Thursday and Friday, colder weekend, warmer Monday. Precipitation near half to three quarters of an inch, mainly in the south Thursday and likely Saturday or Sunday.
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West Virginia
Albany
Atlanta
Biemarck
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
A Isvilly
Waukee
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Taburgh
Lake Cy
Seattle
Tampa
Macmillan Khrushchev Talks Weigh Nuclear Tests
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev press for progress in Moscow as tensions over nuclear tests rise. Khrushchev surprises with ebullient stance and a proposed nonaggression pact while rejecting a foreign ministers conference on Germany.
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Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Uspenskoye
Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Dubna
Volga River
Germany
Nationalist unrest in Nyasaland sparks clashes in Lilongwe
Rioting in Lilongwe after a nationalist march led to tear gas from Royal Air Force planes and fire from the King's African Rifles. Two deaths reported as crowds were dispersed by late afternoon after authorities banned a nationalist meeting.
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Blantyre
Nyasaland
Britain
Africa
Royal Air Force
Lilongwe
King's African Rifles
Market Place
Grand Jury Begins Study Of Murder Count
Cincinnati reports the Hamilton County grand jury starts reviewing a murder charge against Edythe Klumpp, 40, a part time teacher held since November 17 for allegedly killing Louise Bergen, 32, the estranged wife of the man Klumpp wished to marry.
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Cincinnati —Y
Hamilton County
Edythe Klumpp
Meany Plans To Stay On As AFL-CIO Leader
Meany, turning 65 next August, says he has no plan to retire as federation president. The decision came at AFL-CIO Executive Council winter meeting closing session. Walter Reuther emerges as a strong No. 2, and leaders agree to push a Washington unemployment demonstration with 3000 to 4000 idle workers.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
San Francisco
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Old Cio
AFL
Washington
Pennsylvania Ave
Youth Admits Four Entries in Logan Burglary Ring
A 19 year old Logan youth Roger Howdyshell confessed to burglaries at Sears Roebuck Earl's Bar and Grill The Building Center and the Pine Club. He linked to the Five Mill Inn burglary on Nov 8 with two youths now in federal custody. The burglaries began Jan 21 when police nabbed him entering a rear alley with a crow bar. Arraignment set for noon in mayor's court.
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Logan
Roger Howdyshell
Sears. Roebuck Co
Earl's Bar and Grill
The
Building Center
Pine Club
Five Mill Inn
Howdyshell
Logan Theater
Sears
Mayor's Court
Sharon Steel to reopen Lowellville plant in Youngstown area
Sharon Steel Corp. announced the Lowellville plant, shut for the past year and a half, will reopen. The facility will hire between 700 and 900 workers and resume production in the near term.
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Youngstown
Sharon Steel Corp
Lowellville
Judge To Swear Wife In Van Wert County Probate Post
Van Wert Municipal Judge Robert L. Harrington will swear in his wife Cathryn as Van Wert County probate judge here Saturday. The ceremony reflects local political succession and marks Cathryn Harrington’s official start in county court.
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van Wert
Robert L. Harrington
Cathryn
Birthday trip marks 71st for Dulles in hospital
John Foster Dulles, confined to Walter Reed, marks his 71st birthday with a 300 foot wheel chair trip to the X ray room for radiation therapy after a hernia operation revealed cancer. Eisenhower may visit. the usual family celebration is missing. Radiation continues for three more weeks. Lincoln White reports no adverse reaction yet to increasing X ray doses.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Lincoln White
State Department
Comics MERTANE sek kexed PERRO E oobi sachet
Local notes list arts and sports entries with scattered names and places including Point Pleasant, Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Glouster. The fragmentary index mentions women and various teams or events without readable details.
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Logan Rue
Ares
Ois
Ante
Yates ‘Comics Mertane
PERRO
Two Los Alamos Lab Employees Die In Blast
Two Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory workers were killed in an explosion during routine machining of a chemical explosive used to study shock waves. Officials reported no radioactive material or radiation involved and noted the explosive had been handled here for years without incident.
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Los Alamos, N. M
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Name's The Same But They're No Relation
Rep. Clarence J. Brown said Nancy Smith Brown in his office is not related to him. He noted his surname is common and many Browns appear on payrolls among 65 House members with identical names who are not necessarily relatives.
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Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Robie
Nancy Smith Brown
Brown
House
OVIA estimates flood damage avertable with completed projects
The Ohio Valley Improvement Association says 20 million dollars in damage could have been prevented in the January February floods if authorized flood control projects had been completed. An OVIA analysis cites $112 million in damages and $120 million saved by existing defenses, naming specific reservoirs and sites in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and their potential savings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
OVIA
Ohio Valley
Ohio River Corps of U. S. Engineers
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Warren
Allegheny River
Shenango River
Sharon
Missing Chicago gangsters stump Senate probe
Senate investigators report Sam Giancana and Ralph Capone remain at large after subpoenas failed for nearly a year. The Labor Management Committee probes tie between gangsters and corrupt labor union officials alleged to terrorize coin machine operators in Chicago and suburbs.
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Washington
Chicago
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Labor Management Committee
Sam Mooney Gineana
Ralph Capone
al Capone
Kennedy
Giancana
Acres
Labor Wants Increase in Death Benefits
Labor leaders push for a $6000 rise in death payments to survivors of workers killed on the job. Governor Michael V. DiSalle says compensation should be based on the needs of surviving dependents.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
ABA Urges Tighter Laws To Curb Reds
Chicago report notes the American Bar Association urges Congress to tighten laws aimed at curbing Communist activity. The House of Delegates backs a committee proposal calling for clear powers for the House on un American Activities while defending intact Supreme Court jurisdiction.
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American Bar Association
Congress
ABA
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
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House
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