Eisenhower frames choice self discipline or controls
President Eisenhower warned Congress that the nation faces a choice between self discipline to curb inflation or government controls that conflict with American life. He outlined an economic report forecasting record 1959 output and income, urged wage restraint, and asked for budget cuts to maintain price stability. He stressed unions to exercise restraint and warned that without it inflation or controls would hinder growth.
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Eisenhower
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Congress
Cuban Prisoners Protest Justice
In Havana 561 Batista loyalists, jailed for war crimes, await trial in a fortresslike prison. Guards patrol 20-foot walls as U. S. reporters tour unhindered. inmates claim they only arrested rebels and deny real court protections, calling rebel tribunals Russian type justice.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Batista
U. S
Castro Sick Plans Rally to Back Wartime Trials
Fidel Castro, despite a grippe like illness, presses toward Wednesday's Havana rally expected to draw about 500000 supporters. He invited 350 journalists from the Americas and U.S. legislators to attend the event and witness the first showcase war crimes trial, with Castro possibly acting as prosecutor.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Latin America
U.S
Fulge
Civil Rights Commission Member J Ernest Wilkins Dies
J Ernest Wilkins 64 a Civil Rights Commission member since 1957 was found dead at his Washington home Monday. An assistant secretary of labor from 1954 to 1958 he practiced law in Chicago for 35 years before moving to Washington
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Washington
No Charges Filed After Mayor and Chief Clash
In Lowellville Ohio police chief Thomas Augustine 49 will retire Feb 16 after an on duty dispute with Mayor Alfred Melillo over patrolmen training. The mayor said the chief fired a pistol into the air struck him on the head requiring 20 stitches. Augustine refused a suspension and apologized before council. no charges will be filed.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Lowellville
Thomas Augustine
Alfred Melillo
Chew
Budget Committee Begins Review of Eisenhower Budget
The House Appropriations Committee opens work on a 77 billion dollar budget with two key members saying cuts are possible. Democrats expect higher spending overall while committees plan to break the budget into more than a dozen funding bills. Defense accounts for about 60 percent with missiles and space exploration emphasized. Mahon worries defense may be shaved too close.
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House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Maurice Stans
Budget Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Anderson
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
John Taber
New York
Republican
Neil McElroy
George Mahon
Dtex
Defense Subcommittee
Mahon
Ohio Senate weighs penny soft drink tax and reforms
Ohio lawmakers pushed 58 bills and three constitutional amendments in week three of the session. Senator Julius Petrash introduced a penny per bottle tax on soft drinks with two cents for bottles over 12 ounces. House proposals include bingo rules for religious and fraternal groups, annual General Assembly sessions, and governor line item veto power.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard A. Fort
Kennedy Introduces Labor Bill Against Hoffa Influence
Sen John F Kennedy proposes a labor reform bill targeting union practices tied to James R Hoffa. The measure would create an union election code require public financial records impose penalties for fund misuse and tweak Taft Hartley provisions.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Senate
Hoffa
Kennedy-Ives
House
Irving M. Ives
Labor
Mitchell
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Bateman Resigns as Legislative Reference Bureau Chief
Thomas A. Bateman resigns from his $12,000 post as director of the Legislative Reference Bureau after an administrative pressure citing not wanting to put friends on the spot. Bateman, a former Republican Senate clerk, was appointed by ex Gov. C William ONeill. Governor DiSalle accepted the resignation after a Monday conference with Senate Clerk Bartunek and House Clerk Milleson.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Bateman
Legislative Reference Bureau
Bateman
Senate
William O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Joseph W. Bartunek
House
Arthur H. Milleson
Columbus Man Killed In Local Auto Collision
A 51 year old Columbus man Curie R Wick died Monday after his vehicle in a left turn lane ran a red light at an intersection and struck a car driven by 41 year old Howard V Tharp.
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Columbus
Curie R Wick
Howard V. Tharp
Weather West Virginia Rain Today Through Wednesday
Rain and gradually warmer temperatures in West Virginia today tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight near 38 to 42 degrees and highs Wednesday around 44 to 48 degrees.
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West Virginia
ORIO
Mikoyan Thanks U S for Warm Welcome on Visit
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan expressed gratitude for the United States hospitality and goodwill toward peace during his U S visit. He warned the cold war persists and noted no concessions from the Eisenhower administration on Berlin or German issues.
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Washington
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
New York
Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
Mananla
Wiehae
Berlin
Chillicothe Pair Held for Altering Currency
Eunice J. Bland aged 21 of Rt. 5 Chillicothe and Ronald L. Mankin aged 22 of 370 Clay St. Chillicothe were arrested by the U. S. Secret Service on charges of splitting and passing altered currency. The agents said the couple passed all the bills as ten dollar notes and face a potential 15 year sentence if convicted.
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Cothe Area
U.S. Secret Service
Eunice J. Bland
Rt. 5
Chillicothe
Ron
Ald L. Mankin
Clay St
Argentine Strike Is Broken
Buenos Aires reports that a government order drafting transport workers into the army has broken a nationwide strike against President Frondizi's austerity program. Bus and trolley crews return to work under security, with rail and subway systems operating normally after mobilization orders. Frondizi cancels aims to halt his U S visit as he travels to Washington for talks with Eisenhower.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
United States
Frondize
Charleston
S.C
Washington
Eisenhower
Alaska's Kean Leaves State for Medical Care
Seattle reports former Alaska governor William A. Egan 44 Democrat was carried from a plane on a stretcher to Virginia Mason Hospital after an acute pancreatic attack and gall bladder operation recovery. Secretary of State Wade acts as governor awaiting legislature convening next week.
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Seattle
Alaska
William A. Egan
Virginia Mason Hospital
Hugh J. Wade
Egan
Sleeping Girl Dies as Fire Sweeps Macedonia Home
Nancy Arnold aged 19 perished when a four room dwelling in Macedonia caught fire Monday. The Macedonia Volunteer Fire Department blamed a faulty stove and said the victim was likely asleep when the blaze began.
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Akron
Nancy Arnold
Macedonia
Disalle Aims Federal Loan To Extend Unemployment Benefits
Columbus Ohio Governor Michael V DiSalle says he will seek a federal loan to fund an extension of unemployment benefit payments for longer benefit periods. The move mirrors actions by other states last year as labor aid is expanded amid job losses.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Option Taken On Cleveland Union Terminal Property
A Cleveland Union Terminal deal advances as a Georgia based corporate group led by an Atlanta man takes an option to buy or lease the vast terminal within six months.
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Cleveland
Atlanta, Ga
Cleveland Union Terminal
Red Carpet Is Readied for Brandt in New York
American business leaders plan a hero's welcome for West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt to counter Soviet propaganda from Anastas Mikoyan. Brandt is due in the United States by February 7 as the State Department signals strong support for a hard Berlin policy.
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West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
State Department
Brandt
U.S
Berlin
Mikoyan
Western Europe
Marietta Turncoat Seeks Return With Chinese Wife
A Korean War turncoat from Marietta Ohio, Richard G. Corden, 31, says he wants to come home to the United States and bring his Chinese wife, after being captured by Communists and choosing Red China. He cites that his former Marietta comrade Scott L. Bush also desires to return with his wife.
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San Francisco
Marietta Ohio
Red China
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R. 1
Scott L. Bush
Marietta
America
Senator's Mother Dies In Washington
Mrs Mat tie Norton Capehart aged 87 mother of Senator Homer E Capehart dies in Washington on Sunday. Capehart is a Republican from Indiana. The death leaves the senator mourning a stepmother who played a role in his family background.
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Washington
Mattie Norton Capehart
Sen
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
Hope Fades for Lost Child in Missouri Timber
Weary searchers near Lebanon Missouri have nearly given up hope 3 year old Willard Eugene Jones Jr. is alive after wandering into Ozark timber Saturday. A freeze night left temperatures at 19 degrees as Sheriff Neil Brown paused the hunt. Volunteers including 500 soldiers from Ft Leonard Wood planned another daylong effort despite forecast freezing rain and snow. The boy’s parents and eight siblings stayed at the home awaiting news.
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Lebanon
Willard Eugene Jones Jr
Ozark
Neil Brown
Ft. Leonard Wood
Willard Jones Sr
Senate Republicans Meet on Committee Allocations
In a closed session, 34 Senate Republicans prepare to settle their scramble for seats on key committees as they seek favorable assignments and influence within the chamber.
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Washington —.P
Senate
Taft editor Hulbert Taft dies at 81 in Indian Hill
Hulbert Taft longtime editor publisher of the Cincinnati Times-Star died after years of ill health at his Indian Hill home. He outlived the paper by six months the final edition published July 19 and the Times-Star merged with E W Scripps Co. He was son of Peter Rawson Taft and Matilda, cousin of Robert A. Taft and grandson of Alphonso Taft.
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Hulbert Taft
Cincinnati Times- Star
Times-Star
E. W. Scripps Co
Scripps-Howard
the Post
Peter Rawson
Matilda Hulbert Taft
S. S
Robert A. Taft
Alphonso Taft
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