Ohio House to decide unemployment aid increase
Ohio House faces a key vote on raising maximum unemployment benefits from 33 to 42 dollars a week and head of household payments to 53 dollars a week amid a broader set of bills. The chamber also passed a Senate approved measure boosting pensions for about 250 000 public and school employees and teachers by around 10 percent.
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Millions Cheer Liz On Chicago Tour
Queen Elizabeth concluded a 13 hour Chicago stop amid massive crowds and warmth from locals. She praised Chicago hospitality before resuming her Canada tour with Prince Philip aboard the Britannia toward Saulte Ste. Marie Ontario, with about 2 million people counted along the day.
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Ontario
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Timothy J. O’connor
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Grant Park
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Democrats Seek Major Cuts to Eisenhower Foreign Aid
Democrats advance a budget-cutting bid targeting Eisenhower's foreign aid program. Sen. Ellender seeks a 550 million reduction from 1.6 billion in arms aid, with Dirksen predicting cross party support for substantial cuts. Sparkman and Mansfield caution that some cuts may be possible without harm.
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Eisenhower
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Sens. News
J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Cleveland Man Injured In 2 Car Auto Wreck
Seven people were hospitalized after a head on collision on highway 69 near Glen Orchard Ontario. John B. Spring of Cleveland Ohio is in fair condition at a Toronto hospital. Six Toronto residents from the other car are injured.
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Mother of Three Killed in Auto Crash Near Batavia
A Charleston mother of three, Jacqueline McArthur, 33, was killed and her three children injured when her car on U S 52 near New Richmond swerved left of center and hit a car driven by 18 year old Frank Casbar of Moscow. The crash occurred shortly before midnight Monday night, according to Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
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Moscow
Tragic Drowning of 11-Year-Old Thomas Tinsley Near Cincinnati
No body found as of early today for Thomas Tinsley age 11 who drowned Monday in the Little Miami River near Cincinnati with fellow children attempting saves. The search continued as authorities and local residents gathered to aid in the recovery.
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Body Found In River In Columbus Tragedy
The body of James C. Orahood, 29, of Columbus, drowned June 29 when his boat capsized. His body was found in the Scioto River Monday.
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James C. Orahood
Scioto River
Mon
Justices Stand Firm in 1958 59 Term Amid Criticism
Supreme Court shows steady course defending individual rights with cautious rulings. Despite harsh public critique and internal friction rumors, judges did not retreat on key decisions since 1954 banning school racial segregation. Cases on Congress investigations into communism shaped debate.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Soviet Boss Tours Detroit in Trade and Peace Drive
Soviet Union first deputy premier Kozlov tours Detroit focusing on studying capitalism and promoting expanded trade. Gov. Williams plans to welcome him in Michigan as Dearborn officials extend a civic greeting amid speculation of a Big Four summit.
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William L. Ryan
Detroit
Soviet Union
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Dearborn
Ford Motor Co
Kozlov
Plane Crash Near Shreveport Involves Atomic Weapons
Seven Air Force crewmen escaped unharmed after a Globemaster transport crash on takeoff at Barksdale base Shreveport carrying unarmed atomic weapons. Officials reported no explosion or radiation threat and cleared the area for security and weapon removal.
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Globemaster
Barksdale Air Force Base
Polio Epidemic Declared in Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines health official announced the polio outbreak in Des Moines has reached epidemic stages signaling urgent preventive measures and heightened local response.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Soviet Flying Menagerie Claims Largest Rocket Yet
Soviet officials announce a two ton single stage rocket launched from Moscow that recovered two dogs and a rabbit safely after flight. Scientists call it an important step toward manned spaceflight and predict that people will fly soon. The report notes uncertainty over whether the rocket reached orbit and recalls earlier U S and Soviet space milestones including Laika and Able and Baker.
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Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
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Ussr Academy of Sciences
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Laika
United States
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Atlantic
First Spaceman Dies Three Feet Off Ground
ST PAUL Minn A high altitude balloonist who helped pioneer the space age became one of its first casualties Monday. M Lee Lewis 46 once shared the manned balloon altitude record was killed standing in an open basket gondola three feet above ground hit by a 15 pound steel pulley that fell 65 feet during a stability test.
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M. Lee Lewis
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Carbon Hill Pupils Sent To Buchtel High
Pupils from Carbon Hill High School will attend classes at Buchtel York High School Athens County next term after East Hocking District Board of Education action. About 50 high school pupils move. tuition is 25 dollars per pupil yearly. Elementary pupils stay at Carbon Hill.
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Storm Destroys Crops in Plymouth Farm Area
A flash hail storm Monday caused thousands of dollars in crop damage in the Plymouth northern Ohio farming area.
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Ohio
Plans for a gay Fourth of July party busted in jail
Richard Wade a 23 year old New Straitsville man serving a weekend sentence for driving while intoxicated was found with a full fifth of whiskey stashed in his clothing. Deputy Wells reported Wade tried to smuggle liquor to fellow inmates and he was jailed briefly for the contraband. Wade was released to complete his sentence but faces a jail delivery charge in County Court Tuesday.
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McDonald Absent From Rroadiad ked Talks in New York
Union President David J. McDonald again did not attend the deadlocked steel contract negotiations in New York. Aides said he was occupied elsewhere and he missed the afternoon session. Arthur J. Goldberg indicated McDonald might rejoin later, amid speculation of secret talks or Washington discussions. An injunction in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, barred mass picketing during a two week wildcat strike at United Engineering and Foundry Co.
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David J. McDonald
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Vandergrift
United Engineering and Foundry Co
State Representative Charged With DWI After Minor Accident
COLUMBUS A minor traffic mishap led to the arrest of Elizabeth T. Smith 48 Democrat from Barberton. Columbus police charged her with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and with failure to maintain clear distance. her car rear ended another vehicle.
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Munday
Elizabeth T. Smith
Barberton
Nehru Rejects UN Role in Tibetan Situation
Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi said the United Nations is unfit to handle the Tibetan issue because it has refused to seat Red China, a key disputant.
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India
Nehru
United Nations
Red China
British Bases Ready for U S Missiles in Case of War
London reports the vice chief of Britain's Air Staff says intermediate range ballistic rocket bases in England for U S supplied missiles are about ready for use if war breaks out.
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London
Britain
England
Death Toll From Independence Day Weekend Reaches 920
Chicago reports 920 die during the Independence Day weekend with 276 in traffic, 179 drownings, and 65 other fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. A final safety council count details deaths across miscellaneous accidents.
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Safety Council
Chicago
Escape Attempt Foiled at Washington Reform School
Four young convicts held 38 hostages and visitors for 13 hours at Monroe Reform School before a tear gas raid freed them unharmed at 4 03 a m. Officers reported no serious injuries. the operation lasted only minutes as guards and staff secured the scene.
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Wash
State Reformatory
Hugh de Walt
Lawrence Delmore
Adult Correction
Mary Turner
Ernest Panj
Herter Plans Final Berlin Talks With Soviet Union
Secretary of State Christian Herter prepares for a decisive Berlin showdown with the Soviet Union. After a Massachusetts weekend, he resumes diplomatic strategy reviews and heads to Geneva for renewed East West talks with Britain France and the USSR.
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Christian A. Herter
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