U S Sees Soviet Thaw Talk as Illusion of Peace
The United States plans for a wide high level East West conference in about three months while officials view Moscow's thaw talk as an attempt to create peace illusion. Secretary Dulles says Soviets urge delusion of an end to the cold war but show no real end proposals. Khrushchev claims thaw possibility and Berlin issues, but Moscow seeks a German confederation to sustain partition.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dulles
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Germany
Ohio River Falls Back From Crest As Flood Steps Back
The Ohio River is receding from its crest with no rain in sight and a potential modest warmup this week. The Weather Bureau logged 54.2 feet at midnight Tuesday, then 52.5 tonight and under 52 by Thursday morning. Officials from 16 southwest Ohio counties discussed seeking federal funds to rehabilitate flood damaged public property, with county civil defense directors to apply.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
DeMille Leaves Daughter Majority Of Estate
Cecil B. DeMille’s will disinherits his widow due to her independent means while praising her in the document. The bulk of the multimillion dollar estate goes to daughter Cecilia DeMille Harper, with substantial share noted for the beneficiaries.
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Los Angeles
Cecil B. DeMille
Mrs. DeMille
Cecilia de Mille Harper
Celebration Delays Batista War Trials in Havana
In Havana the third Batista war crimes trial was postponed for Marti birthday celebrations. Ex Maj Jesus Sosa Blanco and Ex Capt Pedro Morejon, both facing death sentences, paused deliberations to await new defense evidence. Authorities report arrests and weapons seizures tied to a plot to overthrow the new regime.
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Havana
Jose Marti
Cuba
George Washington
Batistan
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Pedro Morejon
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Army
Jablonski to oppose Celebrezze in Democratic primary
Ray Jablonski 42 will challenge Mayor Anthony Celebrezze in the Democratic primary next May. He filed petitions Tuesday after an earlier unsuccessful bid for the Ohio House nomination in last spring's primary.
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Cleveland
Ray Jablonski
Anthony Celebrezze
Jablonski
Ohio House of Representatives
Sub Barriers Under Fire in Senate Columbus Ohio
Labor and management clash in the Ohio Senate over a SUB bill that would allow simultaneous state unemployment benefits and SUB payments to laid off workers. Gov. DiSalle urged action as hearings open. The measure, backed by King and Carney, targets equal pay and fight discrimination with an Ohio Civil Rights Commission for enforcement.
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Columbus
Labor and Management
Ohio
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank W. King
Toledo
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
SUB
Ohio Supreme Court
DiSalle
FEP
Carney
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
U S selects 110 space prospects for Mercury program
U S space chief T Keith Glennan announced 110 rugged Americans were chosen as candidates for the first manned satellite to orbit Earth. They will train in Washington, later slimmed to about a dozen, with selection based on science degree, pilot training, peak fitness, age under 40, and height under 5 feet 1 inch.
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New York
America
T. Keith Glennan
U. S
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Federal Space Agency
Washington
Glennan
Soviet Union
Air Force
Navy
Mercury
United States
Project Mercury
Moon Man Predicted In Ten Years By Scientists
Washington reports ten year space forecast from the House Space Committee with predictions of a man on the moon by 1969 or 1965 and rapid missions beyond. Experts note a high priority and a billion dollars yearly, with a 20 year outer limit on trips and speeds near light.
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Washington
Mars
Venus
Herbert F.york
Pentagon
York
House Space Committe
Moon
Bliss Plans Vote Survey
Ohio Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss outlines a professional survey in 15 or more precincts to learn why voters abandoned the GOP in last November's landslide. The study seeks who did not vote why allegiance shifted and who was ineligible to vote.
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Columbus
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Bliss
Ohio
Trials Set In Three Land Condemnation Suits
Three land condemnation suits proceed in local court as hearings are scheduled. An emergency ordinance strengthens the city fire department, while an ammunition store theft is reported from the TNT area. Two Ironton men are injured in an auto crash. Four indictees are sentenced.
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TNT
Lronton
Athens
Glouster
Point PI
Chauncey
Logan Oy
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Eee
Atlas ICBM Blasted Into Mysterious Atlantic Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida a large Atlas ICBM was launched on a space flight over the Atlantic The test covered about 4000 miles ending near Fernando de Noronha off Brazil coast The three engines burned intensely for more than six and a half minutes longer than prior flights The Air Force offered only that the launch is part of ongoing research and development with no definite results announced.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Fernando de Nordbona
Brazil
Air Force
Labor Funds under Probe
The Senate Labor Management Committee heard testimony on alleged improper charges against labor union welfare and pension funds. Witnesses said James R. Hoffa worked with Perlman and Allen Dorfman to arrange deals, with alleged overcharges totaling 1.65 to 2.25 million dollars for insurance.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Perlman
Chicago
Allen Dorfman
Perlman An Dorfman
Ohio counties seek extra time on real estate taxes
Forty one of Ohio’s eighty eight counties have asked for more time to collect real estate taxes. The state generally grants extensions, typically 30 to 120 days, to counties if taxpayers miss bills or face delays. Some delays arise from November elections and January 1 lien rules affecting tax amounts and exemptions.
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Phil Gunby
Columbus
State Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio
Ford F. Becker
State Tax Department
Segregation Fuss Rages In Virginia
Virginia lawmakers meet in emergency session as pro segregation leaders push measures to resist integration. Gov Almond proposes desegregation tied plans for Norfolk Charlottesville and Arlington while federal judges curb funding cuts. Nine Norfolk schools closed since September six in Norfolk two in Charlottesville and one in Front Royal.
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Richmond
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Arlington
Walter E. Hoffman
Front Royal
Almond
Drop in Ohio continuing unemployment claims reported
Columbus reports a decline in both regular and extended benefit continuing claims for the week ended January 24. Unemployed individuals one week or more totaled 114,307, down from 116,649 the prior week, per Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation figures.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Charter Granted to Repeal Inc for Ohio Tax Repeal
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown issued a charter Tuesday to Repeal Inc a non profit corporation advocating repeal of the state income tax amendment. The group is based near Worthington Ohio and was chartered in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Inc
Worthington
Architects Elect Columbus and R. Franklin Leaders
Columbus and R. Franklin are elected president and Canton’s Charles E. Firestone becomes vice president of the State Board of Examiners of Architects. The appointment places notable architects from Ohio cities in top regulatory roles.
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Columbus
Temperature Outlook and Rain Snow Fragments
Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal with highs near 25 north 40 south and lows near 23. Warmer Thursday then colder Friday and Saturday followed by a milder Sunday and Monday. Rain or snow is expected Thursday night through Friday and again late Friday morning.
Eisenhower urges 20 point program to curb labor abuses
President Eisenhower called Congress to pass a 20 point plan to curb labor management abuses. He stressed a complete approach protecting workers rights and public interests while enabling honest bargaining. The package seeks faster union elections and tighter Taft Hartley rules on picketing and secondary boycotts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Eisenhower Labor Proposals In Brief
President Eisenhower outlines major labor message proposals including detailed union financial reports open records and accountability through civil and criminal action limits on union election standards and democratic processes bans on union funds used for campaigns prohibition of organizational picketing when workers oppose a union and a bipartisan five member NLRB with no more than three members from one party.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NLRB
Rails To Cut Rate To Vie With Seaway
Cleveland report on rail freight rate cuts aimed at opposing the St. Lawrence Seaway. New York Central executive Arthur Baylis says a new rate package should be ready by summer and outlines tentative cuts including 10 percent on unboxed autos to Liverpool and 24 percent on ammonium nitrate.
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Cleveland —Ip
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York Central
Seaway
Arthur S. Baylis
New York Central System
John Carroll University
Baylis
Liverpool
Sister Cities Help Ohioans
Ohio floods stir far away hearts as Mount Vernon Wash aids Mount Vernon Ohio with 5000 pounds of food clothing and blankets delivered by Navy plane. The sister city effort shows coast to coast support for disaster relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Ohio City
Wash
Navy
Classroom Is Future's Key Says Official at National Meeting
SAN FRANCISCO The class room is the chief battlefield between the Soviet Union's communism and American democracy, said Oliver J. Caldwell of the U S Office of Education. He warned the prize is world power and urged building quality education to outpace communism and unleash every child’s potential. COLUMBUS The 40th annual Ohio Pastors' Convention closes with Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review, delivering a keynote.
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San Francisco
Oliver J. Caldwell
U. S. Office of Education
Caldwell
National School Boards Assn
Columbus
Ohio Pastors
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Boy Found Dowd In Tree
In Rialto California a 12 year old boy Harold Hinnies was found hanging from a tree behind his home two hours after his parents reported him missing. Police say he was murdered and possibly killed by a sex offender. His clothes were scattered about ten feet away.
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Rialto
Calif
Sidney Jones
Harold Hinnies
Harold
Robert Hinnies
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