Legislature Sets Deadline for Bills in Busy Ohio Session
In Columbus lawmakers set a March 5 deadline for introducing bills this session. With about 71 bills already in, hearings likely start the week of Jan 25. Proposals include banning religious garb by public school teachers, repealing local option for 3.2 beer, aggravated assault penalties, and protections for dogs. Senate actions seek dual governor and lieutenant governor voting, and death row appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court. Both chambers reconvene Monday night.
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Qichio
Senate
House
B. A. Broughton
Rgeauga
Atty
William Saxbe
Ohio
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
U S Reaffirms Germany Stand On Free Elections
Washington AP The United States told West Germany it will pursue German reunification through free all German elections for now. Officials did not rule out policy changes if other practical avenues arise in talks with the Soviet Union. West German Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe and diplomat Herbert Dittmann met Secretary Dulles, who reaffirmed the free elections policy.
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Washington
United States
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Soviet Union
State Department
Wilhelm Grewe
Herbert Dittmann
Foreign Office
Dulles
Grewe
Billy Graham to Rest After Eye Ailment
Billy Graham will take a month of rest after doctors found a spasmodic swelling of blood vessels behind the retina of his left eye cutting its sight by about half. Mayo Clinic specialists confirmed the diagnosis. Grady Wilson said the evangelist would remain in Rochester for further examination and treatment this week.
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Rochester
Minn
Billy Graham
Kenneth Gieser
Chicago
Gieser
Mayo Clinic
Graham
Grady Wilson
Ohio Republicans Get House Committee Jobs
Rep Clarence Brown is renamed to the House Rules Committee post in a shuffle by House Republican leaders. Other Ohio nominees include Rep Jackson Betts for Ways and Means and William F. E. Minshall for Appropriations.
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Washington
Clarence Brown
Ohio
House
House Rules Committee
Jackson Betts
Ways and Means
William FE. Minshall
McCarthy Estate Valued at About 114000
Madison Wisconsin report states the estate of late Sen Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin totals about 114000 dollars after his death on May 2 1957.
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McCarthy
Madison, Wis
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Subpoenaes Issued in Cleveland Labor Probe
More than 20 Cleveland Teamsters leaders and three Cleveland AFL-CIO officers are subpoenaed for a federal grand jury inquiry opening Monday. IRS subpoenas suggest income tax matters and CFL funds queries.
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Cleveland Teamsters
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Teamsters
Cleveland Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio
William Finegan
William Goldberg
Thomas FE. McDonald
Cleveland Federation of Labor
CFL
Internal Revenue Service
Roseville Board Shifts School Tax Election Date
The Roseville school board plans to move a school tax election date after criticism from attorney Raymond Cashen that St Patrick’s Day conflicts with Irish voters. Cashen and an Irish community member noted the March 17 vote traps bars under election law and risks political backlash.
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Roseville
Raymond Cashen
Cashen
St. Patrick’s Day
Double Stabbing in East Cleveland Kills Woman
A woman identified as Velma McKinney aged 29 died in a double stabbing at a home in East Cleveland on Wednesday night. Her former landlord Ralph Millard a 64 year old painter was critically injured in the same incident.
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Cleveland
Velma McKinney
Ralph Millard
Mikoyan’s Campaign Style Spotted In Public Life
A profile of Anastas I. Mikoyan notes his knack for political campaigning across eras and regions. Observers describe a calm, humorous, and undaunted approach that wins over audiences and endures hostile scrutiny.
Lie Detector Clears Two Men in Ed Wood Death
In Columbus two men Carl Oscar Lewis 28 and Robert G Edwards Jr 35 underwent lie detector tests that reportedly cleared them of involvement in the death of former television news caster Ed Wood. Lewis admits involvement in a nearby robbery but claims Wood was alive when they departed. Edwards denies participation and faces questioning as authorities plan release soon.
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Columbus
Ed Wood
Carl Oscar Lewis
Robert G. Edwards Jr
Lewis
Wood
Edwards
Amish Bishops to Discuss School Situation in State
In Wooster a meeting will discuss the Amish school situation this week. About 10 bishops and roughly half the state Amish school committee members are expected to attend.
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Wooster
Poltergeist Suspect Roams Springfield Ghostly Window Crashes
In Springfield Massachusetts 39 windows across an 24 story home were broken in a week long spree. Police found no evidence of crime. John C Parker a self styled ghost expert proposed a thermometer test in the bathroom to rule out scientific causes. Mrs Charles Spineau 80 worries aloud as grandson Wayne age 13 and Mrs Papineau report thumps before crashes.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles Spineau
John C. Parker
Parker
France's Parliament Opens Amid Algeria Cease-Fire Rumors
Paris awaits De Gaulle and Debre messages as speculation swirls over possible cease-fire talks with Algerian rebels. The assembly planned its first post one-man rule debate as Debre prepares a policy vote. Strong support for De Gaulle reduces danger of cabinet overthrow.
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Paris
France
de Gaulle
Michael Debre
Algeria
Debre
Judge to Learn Fate at Hearing
U S District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. ordered Circuit Judge George C. Wallace cited for criminal contempt for failing to produce voter registration records to the Civil Rights Commission. A hearing would decide punishment for Wallace as to why he did not obey a federal order to show disputed files, which were turned over to civil rights investigators though not directly by Wallace.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
George C. Wallace
Civil Rights Commission
Alabama
Circuit
Wallace Grand Juries
Barbour
Bullock
Michigan Court Ruling Spurs Ford Officials
Detroit reports a Michigan Supreme Court ruling granting 11 000 Ford plant workers in state jobless benefits for idling during the 1953 Canton Ohio forge plant strike. The decision awards about one million dollars in benefits to affected employees.
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Detroit
Michigan
Supreme Court
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Canton
Ohio
Auto Wreck Kills Newark Youth Near Summit Station
A four car pileup on Ohio 16 near Summit Station killed 18 year old Jeffrey Coelho of Newark and injured five others Wednesday night officials said.
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Newark
Ohio
Summit Station
Jeffrey Coelho
Sanitarian John Frazier to lead district post
The Messenger reports that Sanitarian John Frazier has been appointed to a district leadership role, signaling a shift in local public health administration. The move affects county health initiatives and oversight responsibilities across several communities.
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IGY
Pearl Buck
Zaleski
Hacking County
Iere
Athens County
Page & Clippinger
Walker
Page
Athens Glouster
Chauncey
Logan
Cevss
MacArthur
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Castro Defiant Amid Cuba Executions Surge
Fidel Castro defended a wave of executions by revolutionary courts as reports say 10 more prisoners were shot, raising the tally to about 195. Havana dispatches note additional killings in Camaguey Manzanillo and Colon while thousands remain jailed or hunted.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manzanillo
Oriente
Batista
Colon
Matanzas
Castro
Congressmen Alarmed By Cuban Purge
Washington Asst. Sec retary of State Roy Rubottom faced a congressional subcommittee over Cuba’s postrevolution killings. Chairman Wayne Hays urged actions to calm Castro, suggesting tough economic measures short of invasion. Rep Alvin Bentley doubted U S options to alter Cuba's justice system but hoped for fair trials.
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Washington
Roy Rubottom
Congressional
U. S
Cuba
Wayne Hays
Dohio
Alvin M. Bentley
Rmich
United States
Commission Considers Suggested Pay Raises
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission staff proposes annual pay raises totaling about 8 million dollars for an estimated 26 000 of Ohio's 41 000 classified employees. The plan appears in a preliminary report to a personnel problems study committee. The committee will decide recommendations for the commission, which will forward them to the legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Ohio
Commission
Axe Falls On Surplus State Jobs
Columbus Gov. DiSalle orders department heads to fire unnecessary workers and halt pay raises and promotions pending a salary study. He may seek extending unemployment compensation and mulls combining state legal research offices. Cleveland Russell E Akes promoted to U.S. attorney.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Legislative Service Commission
Legislative Reference Bureau
Nation's labor scene near end of largest strike
The nation's biggest strike by 37 000 International Harvester workers nears end as negotiators reach a three year contract. Forecasts of wide oil industry walkouts threaten the labor picture with 105 000 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers warning of widespread strikes early next week.
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Harvester Company
United Auto
Knight
Kansas City
Sinclair Oi Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Los Angeles
Eisenhower Defends Space Missile and Security Programs
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders publically defend long range missile and defense programs amid new congressional investigations. Vice President Nixon and Senate leader Dirksen push back against criticism while noting Soviet advances and urging scrutiny to be balanced with recognition of progress.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
National Press Club
Dirksen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Truman Administration
Six Enlisted Navy Men Die In Collision Near Pensacola
At about noon on a secondary road west of Pensacola a carryall style Navy vehicle collided with a truck loaded with frozen orange juice. Six sailors were killed and three injured. The men were returning from Barin Field near Foley Alabama to Whiting Field Pensacola. the truck driver was unhurt.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy
G. L. Hill
Barin Field
Foley
Ala
Whiting Field
Barin
Whiting
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Irregularity Frees Six In Sunday Sales Case
Municipal Judge Horce Stoop dismissed charges against six people accused of violating a Sunday sales ban after the city prosecutor said off duty policemen involved in the arrests had been paid by the Columbus Retail Merchants Association.
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Columbus
Horce Stoop
Columbus Retail Merchants Association
VA Employee Killed in Route 35 Crash Near Chillicothe
Carl W. Hafer, 40, a Veterans Administration Hospital worker in Chillicothe, died Wednesday when his car collided with another vehicle on U S 35 northwest of the city. Hafer resided at Route 3, Jackson.
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Carl W. Hafer
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
U. S. 35
Here
Hafer
Rt. 3
Weather across regions turning colder with chances of snow
A weather summary reports rain in parts of Virginia and Ohio turning to snow and much colder tonight. Friday brings cloudy conditions, strong winds, and additional cold with possible snow flurries. Eastern areas face more cloudiness and a few flurries. Low temperatures in the teens or low 30s are expected, with highs around 30.
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Emow
Kansas City
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Raim
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Ccacascvece
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Clear
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