Nixon Reportedly For Holding Steel Prices
Washington AP report says Vice President Nixon believes no steel price rise is warranted this year after a strike settlement. Sen. Aiken quoted Nixon as agreeing, with analysts crediting him for a political coup in mediating the steel dispute. A stag dinner with key negotiators included Mitchell, McDonald, Goldberg, Blough, Cooper, Patton, and Homern.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
McDonald
David McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Arthur Goldberg
Washington Post & Times Herald
Goldberg
U.S. Steel Board
Roger Blough
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel
Arthur B Homern
Bethlehem Steel
Oklahoma City Judge Rules Lip Movement Not Disorderly
Judge James Demepolos ruled it is legal to voice opinions about a police officer as long as the cuffed motorist does not hear them. Officer A F Blackshere said he stopped a motorist for speeding after the driver allegedly formed profane lips. The judge dismissed the disorderly conduct charge while the driver paid a $15 speeding fine.
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Oklahoma City
P— City
James Demepolos
A. F. Blackshere
Blackshere
Demepolos
Indians Protest TV Westerns at Fort Gibson Powwow
About fifty braves from eleven tribes met at Fort Gibson Oklahoma to denounce television Westerns for misrepresenting Indian history. They vow to protest to President Eisenhower and TV networks and urge nationwide action to defend the Red Man's reputation. A five day forecast shows near normal highs around 41 to 42 with rain and possible snow later in the week.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Eisenhower
Ohto P
Plea Change Expected In Slayings Arraignment
Floyd E. Hargrove, 35, charged with first degree murder in the Christmas Eve slaying of Charles R. Clark, is to change his plea at a Monday arraignment in Common Pleas Court. His prior Jan 4 guilty plea in Municipal Court, given under a truth serum, was removed on a technicality.
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Painesville
Floyd — E. Hargrove
Charles R. Clark
Hargrove
Louis A. Turi
Albert W. Hayer
Turi
Common Pleas Court
Nye Nye as Second Choice for Kennedy Delegation
Columbus Ohio state Democratic chairman William L Coleman announced that former Lt Gov George D Nye of Waverly will be the second choice of Ohio delegates to the Democratic national convention pledged to Gov Michael V DiSalle Nye a former Pike County prosecutor and judge of probate and common pleas courts would pledge the delegation to Massachusetts senator John F Kennedy for the presidential nomination
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Columbus
William L. Coleman
George D. Nye
Waverly
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Nye
Pike County
DiSalle
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Morse Blames Kennedy for Labor Bill Retreat
Sen Wayne Morse claims Sen John F Kennedy bowled over by labor bill terms and says liberals wilted in the fight. Morse, running in two Democratic primaries, notes Kennedy supported the Senate version while Morse and the late Sen William Langer opposed the final revision. Kennedy led the Senate conferees on the bill.
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Cleveland
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Morse
Brotherhood of Railroad
Morsey
William Langer
Senate
House Conference
Ex Michigan farmer seeks happy life in Australia
Stanley Yankus, a former Dowagiac area farmer, moved his wife and three children to Adelaide, Australia after a long battle with U S wheat control limits. He fought Congress and state lawmakers for years, then left in May, now works for Pope Products Ltd earning about 36 dollars weekly. Yankus has built a home and plans to stay, thanking Americans he met.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Stanley Yankus
Australia
Michigan
United States
Dowagiac
Yankus
Adelaide
Benton Harbor News Palladium
U.S
Congress
Pope Products, Ltd
Influenza Outbreaks Reported in Nine States
The Associated Press reports outbreaks in nine states with Asian flu in four. Texas Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Michigan California Nevada Utah Hawaii show cases as others may join. Officials note school closings and rising pill demand as health agencies test virus type and spread.
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Associated Press
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
California
Nevada
Utah
Hawaii
John Porterfield
Public Health Service
Tennesee
Los Angeles County
Perry County
Columbus
Joseph G. Milner
Detroit
PUCO Probes Causes For Train Disaster
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will investigate the derailment near Wellington that killed four and injured 45. Two inspectors have been at the scene since Sunday night aboard the New York Central Southwestern Limited to test brake operations and determine if brakes were functional at the time of the wreck. A formal investigation will follow.
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Wellington
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Charles A. Hamman
PACO
New York Central
Southwestern Limited
Hamman
Parrot Smuggling Case Pivot After Plea Change
Robert H Gebhart, charged with smuggling 35 parrots from Mexico, changes plea to no contest. Investigators doubt birds’ origin as flight crew and parrots spoke only Spanish, complicating language proof in the case in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Buenos Dias
Senor
Robert Harold Gebhart
Mexico
Dejected Husband Desires Prison Over Probation
Harold F. Tobin, 38, pleaded guilty in Hillsboro Circuit Court to cashing a bogus $93 check. Judge Edward Eversole cited probation as possible, but Tobin chose prison to escape his wife, receiving a two year sentence.
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Hillsboro
Harold F. Tobin
Edward Eversole
Tobin
Tragic Tree Limb Accident Claims Warsaw Man
John Fowler, 39, of Warsaw Route 3, was killed Tuesday when a limb split from a tree felled by another tree felled by him struck his head three miles north of Hopewell in Muskingum County.
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Zanesville
John Fowler
Warsaw
Hopewell
Muskingum County
Middleport case continued as board scolds Youngstown
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board harshly criticized Youngstown for pollution but grants another month to cope. City officials cite a signed $5.48 million sewage plant and a lawsuit threat delaying work, while board notes Mahoning River pollution and warns of possible action. Middleport’s permit renewal also delayed to April 12 for a proposed $250k–$300k disposal plant.
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Columbus
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Youngstown
Samuel Feckett
Joseph Gottlieb
Ralph E. Dwork
Control Board
G. A. Hall
Mahoning River
Hall
Barton Hall
Logan
Phillip Richley
Dwork
Middleport
Meigs County
Unseasonably Warm Current Invades Ohio
Rainy warm spell covers Ohio with temperatures about 30 degrees above normal. Columbus peaks at 64 while Toledo 55 and Cincinnati 61 provide a bright contrast to a front moving east from Michigan, bringing cooler weather but above normal temperatures for the next several days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Piketon
Cincinnati
Clevelan
Cleveland
Canton
Findlay
Michigan
Texas
Vandalism Continues at Jewish Cemetery on Staten Island
Nearly 100 headstones and grave markers in Baron Hirsch Cemetery at Graniteville are defaced with yellow swastikas and German words. The vandalism covers a 3 acre section of the 35 acre cemetery. Some markers belong to World War II service members. Symbols include Star of David smeared and the words Death Fatherland Fuehrer.
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New York
Staten Island
Graniteville
No Statewide Flu Rash
Health Department reports no statewide flu epidemic in Columbus with 73 new cases tallied. Officials note processing delays of about 10 days and that future reports may show changes.
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Columbus
Health Department
Ion Engine Reaches 100000 MPH In Space Test
Cleveland based report from AP notes NASA Lewis Laboratory researchers ran an ion engine for 50 hours achieving speeds around 100000 miles per hour. Howard J. Childs cites 55 to 58 percent efficiency with aims for 80 to 90 percent. Limitations include need for orbital, non atmospheric operation and high cesium cost per pound.
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Cleveland
Lewis Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Howard J. Childs
Johnson to keep middle of the road Senate rule
Senate Democrats overwhelmingly backed Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson to continue his moderation driven leadership. The party voted 51 to 12 against removing his control of the Policy Committee and 51 to 11 to keep steering committee appointments, rejecting a liberal bid for greater policy power. Johnson pledged to maintain restraint and seek compromise bills.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Eisenhower
Albert Gore D-Tenn
Paul Douglas Dill
Douglas
Six Workmen Hurt In Ohio Ferro Alloys Plant Blast
An explosion at the Ohio Ferro Alloys plant near Philo, Zanesville, injured six workers on Tuesday. Two remained hospitalized with serious injuries. Clar ence Jones, 25, and Homer Buchanan, 57, suffered burns and other injuries. The others— Guy W. Watson, 22. J. W. Barnes, 24. Richard Mingus, 21. and Delmar Parker, 24—were treated and released.
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Zanesville
Ohio Ferro Alloys
Philo
Clarence Jones
Homer Buchanan
MacConnelsville
Guy W. Watson
J. W. Barnes
Rt. 1
Shawnee
Richard Mingus
Rt. 2
Corning
Delmar Parker
Blue Rock
Dr David R Price 68 New Straitsville Native Dies
Dr David R Price 68 longtime New Straitsville physician died early Wednesday in Grant Hospital Columbus. He practiced 38 years in New Straitsville retired 1950 and moved to Columbus residence 712 Vernon Ave. Survived by wife Mable Spencer Price a son David and sister Elizabeth. Services 11 a m Saturday Leach and Son funeral home Columbus burial New Straitsville Cemetery. Visitation Thursday and Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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David R. Price
New Straitsville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Leach and Son Funeral
E. Main St
Funeral
Not Interested NY Police Hold 1934 Cincinnati Murder Suspect
New York police hold James Tyler the man sought in a Cincinnati murder of Carrie King on April 5 1934. They say they are not interested in pursuing the case as witnesses and necessary evidence are no longer available after decades. Tyler was arrested on a 1936 wanted circular.
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Cincinnati
New York
James Tyler
Carrie King
Tyler
Major Trading Powers To Meet Today
Paris report says Western powers discuss a U S plan for a North Atlantic economic organization with global duties. Undersecretary C Douglas Dillon presents a two fold aim to heal East West trade rifts and coordinate aid to underdeveloped countries. A smaller interim group could start coordinating aid within 15 months. The planners would include the United States Britain France and possibly another nation.
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Paris
U.S
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
North Atlantic Economic Organization
United States
Britain
France
Gunn Sentenced for Beating Daughter in Ohio Court
Judge David Black sentenced Mrs. Arbutus Gunn, 21, in Domestic Relations Court to one year in Ohio Reformatory for beating her 6 year old daughter with a leather belt. The child remained hospitalized at Middletown Hospital.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Mary Beth Pyron
Florence
Ala
Mary Beth
James T. Pyron
Hamilton
David Black
Arbutus Gumm
Ohio
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