Ohio Senate Likely Bars Jobless Bill Compromise
The Ohio House passed a compromise on unemployment benefits raising the top aid to 42 dollars for a single unemployed worker while the Senate favored 47. House voted 91 42 to raise dependency allowances and extend benefit weeks, with broader changes debated. Other actions included blue laws auto fee tweaks and bills on school funding highway contracts and narcotics controls.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Senate House
House
Senate State Government
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Eisenhower hints at special session over foreign aid fight
President Eisenhower indicated he may call a special session if Congress blocks the foreign aid request. He criticized Senate cuts of 3831/2 million and urged broad persuasion to secure funds, noting potential later appropriations if initial totals fall short. Senate leaders and Texas Democrat Lyndon Johnson pushed to resist further reductions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
House
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Housing
Dr Hoyt Educator Dies At 70 In Ohio University
Ohio University professor emeritus Dr Horace T Houf, 70, died at his home after a long illness. A former Rio Grande College president and OU philosophy department member, he authored works on religion and was listed in Who's Who in education and religion. He served as pastor in Ohio Baptist churches and held university leadership roles.
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Horace T. Houf
Ohio University
Rio Grande College
Second St
Doctor Houf
Rio Grande
OU Philosphy Department
Ohio Baptist
National Association of Biblical Instructors
Denison University
Houf
Who
American Philosophy Association
NABI
Calvary Baptist Church
Tuesday Club
Emeritus Club
Athens
Devices May Take Man To Last Frontier
Navy officials described preliminary dives of the bathyscaph Trieste as the forerunner of undersea devices to reach Earth’s oceans vast unknown. Eight dives to depths around 4000 feet underway, with Capt. John M. Phelps and Dr. Andreas B. Rechnitzer optimistic about early progress and long term effort.
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San Diego
Navy
Trieste
John M. Phelps
Naval Electronics Laboratory
Andreas B. Rechnitzer
Louis Armstrong Cancelled Appearance in Lambertville
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo canceled a special appearance in Lambertville on doctors orders Tuesday night.
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Lambertville
N. J
Louis
Satchmo
Armstrong
Ohio and Virginia Weather Forecast Five Day Outlook
Ohio will stay fair and warmer today and tonight with low 58 to 62. Thursday shows partly cloudy warm and humid conditions while Virginia remains fair with lows 54 to 60 east and 60 to 65 west. Five day temps trend near normal with highs around 84 to 86 and rainfall expected one half to one inch, locally heavier near Lake Erie overnight and Friday.
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Ohio
Thursor
Virginia
Lake Erie
Frida
Albany
Atlanta
Cleveland
Clear
Des Moines
Helena
Soccere
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
Cosee Ooan
St. Paul
New Orleans
Omaha
I Geenes
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Tampa, Cloudy
Washington, Clear
Wwe
Cincinnati Construction Drivers Go On Strike
Construction truck drivers in the Greater Cincinnati area began a midnight strike as their Teamsters Local 100 contract expired. Union leaders planned a morning meeting to urge drivers to return to work and resume negotiations for a new agreement.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
Bad Storms Hit South And Midwest Threaten Regions
Storms sweep across the South and Midwest as tropical storm Cindy grows near the Carolinas. A hurricane watch and gale warnings span from Cape Hatteras to Charleston with squally rain and a slow, uncertain path toward hurricane strength. Thunderstorms and winds up to 55 mph lash Kansas and Minnesota areas, with reported tornadoes in Glenwood Minnesota and parts of South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Mississippi River
New England
Midwest
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Charleston
S. C
Cindy
Kansas
Minnesota
Glenwood
Minn
South Dakota
Nebraska
Space Capsule Heat Test Aboard Mercury Prep
At Langley Virginia NASA engineers observe a miniature capsule reach white hot heat during a live test as Mercury astronauts study heat, G forces, and safety devices. The program progresses toward later tests with the Redstone missile and chimpanzee flight before manned missions in 1961.
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Langley Research Center
Mercury
NASA
U.S. Jets Move From France to Britain and Germany
U S Air Force will relocate 200 fighter bomber wings from French bases to locations in Britain and West Germany. The transfer will start immediately and be completed by summer, due to France’s stance on atomic stockpiles and NATO defense alignment.
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Paris
U.S
Britain
West Germany
United States
NATO
W. Randolph Burgess
Lanttic Council
Charles de Gavlle
U. S
Europe
Germany
Cuban Air Force Ex-Commander Diaz Sanz Enters U S as Resident
Immigration Director Edward P. Ahrens said Maj. Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz, former commander of the Cuban Air Force, has been admitted as a resident alien. His successor Maj. Juan Almeida accuses him of desertion treason robbery and dealings with Batista era elements.
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Miami
Fla
Edward P. Ahrens
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
United States
Juan Almeida
Fulgencio Batista
Killer to Hear Death Date for 7th Time
Caryl Chessman returns to Los Angeles to face a new death date after the California Supreme Court upheld two death sentences from 1948. The court rejected his claim that the Los Angeles trial transcript was faulty, in a unanimous ruling.
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San Francisco
P— Caryl Chessman
Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
San Quentin
Four Inmates Face Kidnapping Charge After Escape Attempt
In Monroe Washington four young inmates who held 39 host ages for 13% tense hours during an attempted escape from the Washington State Reformatory face possible kidnapping charges.
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Monroe, Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Khrushchev Urges Friendship as Path to Peace
Premier Khrushchev told seven American governors in Moscow that US Soviet friendship is the key to world peace. He said the Soviet Union wants peace with all nations especially the United States and warned that war could not be halted by any force if the two superpowers fight. He reiterated Soviet demands on Germany and Berlin.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
West Virginia
Cecil B. Underwood
Khrushchev
United States of America
Kremlin
U. S
Germany
Berlin
Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Life Magazine
Eisenhower
U.S
France
Charles de Gaulle
Mental Hospitals Topic Of Discussion In Ohio
Dr. Robert A. Haines director of mental hygiene and correction and Jay W. Collins Euclid hospital administrator will confer again July 16 on efforts to improve Ohio s 25 mental hospitals. Collins headed a special group which recommended improvements this spring and had been meeting monthly with Haines to determine progress.
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Columbus
Robert A. Haines
Jay W. Collins
Euclid Hospital
Ohio
Collins
Haines
Motor Parts Kill Driver In Route 17 Crash
A large motor fell from a truck on Route 17 Tuesday. A car struck it and a fragment flew into another vehicle, killing the driver.
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Roscoe, N. Y
De Gaulle Plans London Visit With Wife Next Year
President De Gaulle and his wife will visit London next year according to a brief report.
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de Gaulle
London
Escapees Face Kidnapping Charge in West Virginia
Three teenage reformatory inmates from Pruntytown were charged with kidnaping and grand larceny after abducting Sandra McKeen, 18, near the Ohio River town. They were captured within five hours while seeking food and travel funds and face preliminary hearings before Magistrate Lawson.
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New Martinsville
W.va
Sandra Lynne McKeen
Florida
Miss McKeen
Larry Anthony Rector
Roger Lee Moore
Patrick Jarrell
Reformatory
Richard
Nesee Ew
Aru Ol. Luu
Wey
W. C. Lawson
State Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Grafton
West Virginia
Ohio River
Shannon W. Westerman
Westerman
Rector
Jarrell
Sect Merger Lacks Unity Says Officials
Oberlin notes show the United Church of Christ delegates debate merged denomination structure. About 750 delegates reject a four-year stretch and authorize a two-year timetable to finalize the constitution. The Evangelical and Reformed Church and Congregational Christian General Council union was declared two years ago, but merger mechanics still await a constitution.
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Oberlin
United Church of Christ
Union of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian General Council
Red Cross To Rule In Korean Repatriation
Geneva reports the Japanese and North Korean Red Cross signed a provisional repatriation agreement for Koreans two weeks ago. The International Red Cross Committee said the document was submitted for approval and would be formally signed if accepted.
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Geneva
Red Cross
International Red Cross Committee
New Leader Named For Shriners Across North America
Dr. Clayton F. Andrews of Lincoln Nebraska is named leader of over 800000 Shriners spanning North America Hawaii Mexico and the Canal Zone in a landmark appointment by the fraternal order.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Clayton F. Andrews
Lincoln, Neb
North America
Hawaii
Mexico
Canal Zone
Dope Ring Smashed Across Regions
Syrian authorities report dismantling an international drug smuggling ring with branches in Turkey Iraq Jordan Africa and the United States. The operation is described as a major crackdown in cooperation with reliable sources.
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Damascus
Syria
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Africa
United States
Union Enlists Nixon Help in Steel Wage Talks
The Steelworkers Union seeks Vice President Nixon support to win higher wages and benefits as four negotiator teams press the 12 largest steel firms for a contract. President David J. McDonald warned a strike may follow if talks stall with July 14 contract expiry and Eisenhower backed extensions ending.
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NEW York
Steelworkers Union
Richard M. Nixon
David J. McDonald
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Eisenhower calls for wage talks to avert steel strike
President Eisenhower urged management and workers in steel wage talks to keep negotiating to avoid a strike. The Steelworkers Union delayed a strike until next Tuesday midnight, while union president David J. McDonald warned there would be no further extension. The president said no government intervention was planned. He also commented on segregation, Khrushchev, Harriman remarks, and U.S. France tensions over wings in France.
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Washington
Eisenhower
David J. McDonald
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
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Sen
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
The
Philos
Thomas H. Kurchel
Calif
South
Associated Press
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Killer
Nikita
Holzer Hospital
Giouster
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TLS
UVM
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R. Conrad Cooper
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