UN Vision Called for Global Free Nations Community
James W. Barco, deputy U.S. representative on the U N Security Council, spoke at Ohio University in Athens on a convocation day presenting a UN founders vision. He said Eastern Europe Soviet Union and China could join a world wide community of sovereign nations if free countries sustain stamina imagination and dedication. He praised UN action in Hungary and Egypt and noted the U N role in averting war while acknowledging limits in Hungary. He called U S stand in the Near East a historic foreign policy milestone boosting African standing and alerting Middle East states to Soviet aims.
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James W. Barco
U.S
Ohio University
Barco
UN Security Council
Athens
Free
Countries
Memorial
General Assembly
Moscow
Hungary
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Budapest
Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Near East
Africa
Tito Says He Agrees With Mao
President Tito of Yugoslavia says his views on communism are to a great extent identical with Mao Zedong's and supports active coexistence as the path to peace. The Yugoslav leader told Edward R. Murrow in a TV interview filmed in Yugoslavia that global socialist development will follow different paths due to local conditions.
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New York
Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
United States
Edward R. Murrow
Mao
Nickerson Vows to Fight On for Missile Program
Col. John C. Nickerson Jr says he will continue the fight for the Army missile program despite fine and reprimand for misuse of secret defense data. He will speak his opinions, appeal his sentence, and publish articles and books after seeking top security clearance.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson, Jr
Army
Huntsville Arsenal
Nickerson
3Rd Army
Ohio Weekend Death Toll Rises From Accidents
The Associated Press reports twenty three people died in Ohio over the weekend with sixteen fatalities from traffic accidents. Additionally six drowned and one died from carbon monoxide poisoning while cleaning a well.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Body Found in Auto Refrigeration Unit
The decomposed body of an unemployed Pennsylvania meat salesman was found Sunday in a refrigerated rear unit of his automobile. Authorities reported the victim had been missing prior to discovery.
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Woodsfield
Pennsylvania
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Forecast Highlights
Five day outlook shows temperatures near normal to 4 degrees above normal with highs 85 to 89 and lows 62 to 64. Rainfall generally light under 0.1 inch with scattered thundershowers midweek, warmer today and Tuesday, cooling later in the week, then a warmer weekend. Regional notes include clear to cloudy conditions across major cities from Albuquerque to Portland with varied temperatures and forecasts.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Louisville
Marquette
Minneapolis- -St. Paul
New York
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Cseccae Bso
San Diego
Ste. Arie
Tampa
Clear
Traverse'ty
Pro Western Faction Controls Lebanon Parliament
Lebanon's pro Western government says it has firm control of the new Parliament with 50 of 66 seats after the final Sunday voting. The claim comes as Lebanon moves to consolidate power amid regional pressures.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Stump Extends Pacific Command to All Far West Forces
Admiral Felix B. Stump extended his Pacific command today to include all U S forces in the Far West, granting the Navy supreme command in the Far East for the first time since early World War I.
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Tokyo
Felix B Stump
Pacific
U. S
Far West
Navy
Far East
Barco backs sending modern arms to aid Korea
James W. Barco, deputy U.S. representative to the U.N. Security Council, says allied forces must send modern weapons to Korea due to armistice violations. He notes disarmament talks show Soviet willingness to slow the arms race, but pinning concrete proposals is difficult. The Hungarian revolt influenced many nations to reconsider Soviet actions.
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Unified Command
James W. Barco
U.S
United Nations Security Council
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Barco
Agencies Are Broke as New Year Starts
Washington AP reports the federal government begins its new fiscal year with major agencies unfunded. The House Appropriations Committee calls an emergency session to push a stop gap funding measure for agencies not yet financed, including Defense, AEC, TVA, and ICA. Senate action on Agriculture and Interior bills awaited. debate on the defense appropriation targeted for Wednesday before the Fourth of July recess.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
House
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
International Cooperation Administration
Senate
Agriculture and Interior Department
Sen
Chavez
D-Nm
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Death Cause Sought After Akron Woman Found
The body of an Akron woman found on a Summit County creek bank will be examined today to determine the cause of death.
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Cleveland
Akron
Summit County
Eisenhower Forty First Wedding Anniversary Observed
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie mark 41 years of marriage at their Gettysburg country home. They attended a Gettysburg High School ceremony where Gen Maxwell D. Taylor spoke on peace and Cold War tensions. Earlier memories recalled their Denver 1916 marriage and West Point milestone. Maj Gen Leonard D. Heaton and his wife joined for a quiet dinner.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Meade and
Lee
Gettysburg High School
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taylor
Denver
West Point
Leonard D. Heaton
Crash at Guthrie Station Leaves Dozens Hurt
Rail road repair crews worked amid thousands of Sunday sightseers to fix damage after a Louisville and Nashville freight train collided with a Florida bound streamliner at Guthrie Kentucky station. Six people were killed and more than 22 injured. Officials cited possible brake failure but would not comment.
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Guthrie
Louisville & Nashville
Parents Use Comic Books as Splint for Infant Injury
Columbus authorities report a 9 month old boy suffered a broken right thigh after a four foot kitchen window fall Saturday. Parents fashioned a splint from two comic books, rags and a string, then left to seek medical help. Juvenile Bureau hearing scheduled.
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Columbus
Juvenile Bureau
Byrd cites 933 million monthly civilian payroll average
Senator Byrd of Virginia said the civilian payroll is averaging 933 million dollars each month, outlining federal payroll spending patterns in Washington. The remark highlights ongoing government payroll costs and budget considerations.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Two Boat and Motor Ads Whispered in Classifieds
Two 5 HP Sea King outboard and a 13 foot jon boat were sold to a single reader. The ads note the motor used two hours since overhaul and the boat seen in water once, both in top condition. Contact numbers 21914 and 31864 appear with locations 73 Hudson and an unspecified street. Watch Classification 75-A for similar listings.
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Hudson
Louisiana plans mass burial for unidentified storm victims
In Lake Charles and surrounding towns the state prepared mass burial for nameless hurricane victims as Red Cross estimated 47,000 homeless in the region. Officials warned death toll may exceed 400 with relief efforts ongoing, and response included Army help and improvised morgues amid widespread devastation.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
Washington
Red Cross
Texas
Earl Long
Audrey
Gulf of Mexico
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Cameron
Girard Gets Permit to Wed Japanese Fiancée
U S Army grants Specialist William Girard permission to marry his Japanese fiancée Haru Sueyama. The Ottawa Illinois soldier plans a Friday wedding in the white chapel at Camp Whittington, pending final Japanese approval and required registration with town officials and V U S consul verification.
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Whittington
Japan
U. S. Army
William Girard
1St Cavalry Division
Stanley Levin
Ottawa, Ill
Girard
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Camp Whittington
Safety Council predicts 535 traffic deaths in July 4 period
The National Safety Council warned 535 Americans may die in Independence Day travel over a 102 hour period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. NSC president Ned Dearborn said the figure would set a new holiday record unless drivers take extra care, though 465 or fewer deaths were seen on Memorial Day.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
NSC
Ned Dearborn
CIO Council Blasts Compensation Cuts
The Ohio CIO Council condemns an eight million dollar reduction in employers premiums as workers injured on the job shoulder the cost. The move follows a Bureau of Workmen's Compensation announcement cutting rates by eight million dollars effective today.
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Columbus
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Lima News Debuts in Markets Competing with The Citizen
Lima launches a new daily newspaper the Lima News to challenge The Citizen an afternoon paper. Both titles compete with Freedom Newspapers Inc and owner publisher R C Hoiles known for Freedom.
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Lima
Lima News
Citizen
R. C. Hoiles
Freedom Newspapers, Inc
Kroger Local 590 Union Ratifies One-Year Pact
Pittsburgh Kroger Co employees vote to approve a one-year contract affecting about 1600 workers. Officials say the agreement yields wage hikes exceeding 20 cents per hour for many members.
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Pittsburgh
Kroger Co
590
Seven Die As Missouri Flash Floods Hit Region
Flash floods and high winds in Ironton and surrounding valleys killed seven people and damaged crops and property. Coroner estimates near one million dollars in losses with roads and railroad lines blocked by slides. Red Cross counts 80 homes damaged or destroyed and 32 other buildings struck. Victims include Robert Kitchens 36 and his five children, and Albert Batteras 65 both drowned during the storm that began late Saturday night and lingered into Sunday.
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Ironton
C. A. Howell
The
Red Cross
Robert Kitchens
Graniteville
Albert Batteras
St. Louis
Kitchens
Arthur Wilson
Arcadia
Normandie Avenue Methodist Church Spet. resigns over pastor choice
The entire active membership and the board of trustees of Normandie Avenue Methodist Church resigned in protest of a Negro pastor appointment. Board Chairman J. H. Sealannounced the action, saying the appointment was made without consultation. He noted Negro members rarely attend, though Negro children attend Sunday school.
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Los Angeles
Normandie Avenue Methodist Church
J. H. Seal
Seal
State Workers Begin 5 Percent Pay Increase
About 40 000 state employees start a 5 percent raise today. An additional 5 000 workers not covered by the salary and classification law will not receive increases, including some university staff and personnel in the legislative and judicial branches.
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Columbus
Jordan Receives 20 Million Dollar U.S. Economic Aid
Washington reports Jordan, facing financial strain after Britain cut its subsidy last year, has been granted an additional 20 million dollars in U.S. economic aid.
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Washington
Jordan
Britain
U.S
Aviatrix Amelia Earhart Vanished On Pacific Flight
Twenty years after Amelia Earhart disappeared near Howland Island during a Pacific crossing, radio calls faded, and a vast search by 3000 sailors, 10 ships, and hundreds of planes failed to locate her twin engine plane or navigator Frederick Noon.
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Oakland
Calif
Amelia Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Howland Island
America
Lady Lindy
Frederick J. Noonan
Lae
New Guinea
Coast Guard
Itasca
Miss Fearhart
Pumps Mobilized to Save 15000 to 20000 Cameron Parish Cattle
Cameron Louisiana AP reports portable gasoline pumps moved to deep water wells to supply fresh water for 15000 to 20000 surviving cattle after Hurricane Audrey. Officials warned that 50000 to 70000 head perished and thirst could wipe out remaining stock within days.
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Cameron
Cameron Parish
Hadley Fontenot
O. B. Carter
Cameron Area
Sidney McCrory
Civil Defense
Carter
Bricker presses for network regulation despite committee findings
Senator Bricker of Ohio renewed his push for stricter government controls on television networks. A Senate Commerce Committee report suggested no new law is needed and cautioned against blanket prime time programming. Bricker argued the FCC lacks direct regulatory power without federal legislation and plans to keep his bill alive.
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Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
Commerce Committee
Traveling Youngsters Return to Parents
Phyllis Sweitzer, 10, and Ruth, 8, were held at the Juvenile Center after disappearing from their Lorain home. They are scheduled to return home today with their parents after being picked up by Columbus police at the Greyhound Bus Terminal Saturday night while en route to visit their grandmother in southwestern Ohio.
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Columbus
Phyllis Sweitzer
Ruth
Lorain
Oho
Greyhound
West Virginia Driver Killed In Car Crash Near Scioto Line
Three Barboursville residents were injured early today when their car left the highway four miles west of the Scioto-Lawrence county line. One occupant died from injuries after the crash near Portsmouth.
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Barboursville
W. Va
Scioto-Lawrence County
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