Rights Talks Put Civil Rights Debate At Four To Eight Weeks
Senator Knowland told President Eisenhower the civil rights debate may last four to eight weeks or longer with action on other bills afterward. He predicted extended sessions and said Eisenhower is informed of the implications for this session. The plan includes frequent on deck assignments for Republicans to manage the debate. Also noted is Eisenhower’s summer vacation potential at Narragansett Bay depending on Congress adjournment.
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Sen
Knowland
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Eisenhower
Senate
California
Mfisenhower
U. S. Naval Base
Narragansett Bay
Newport
R. I
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Supreme Court weighs rights over Japan trial for GI Girard
The Supreme Court heard four hours of argument over whether GI William Girard on duty may be tried in Japan for the death of a Japanese woman. Solicitor General Rankin argued the executive branch acted within discretion to yield to Japan. Girard’s lawyers seek a writ of habeas corpus to release him from Camp Whittington.
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Supreme Court
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Pe Ae
Japan
Earl J. Carroll
J. Lee Rankin
Carroll
Joseph S. Robinson
Rankin
Solicitor General
Executive Branch
Ottawa
Ill
Camp Whittington
Tokyo
Principle Lost in Girard Case Squabble Over Innocence Presumption
Rep Bow condemned Rankin’s remarks on the Girard affair as departing from the innocent-until-proven-guilty rule. He and Rep Vorys accused the government of withholding details to influence trials in Japan and the U.S. courts. The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed a resolution opposing foreign trials for U.S. soldiers, with hearings planned.
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Bow
Ohio
Girard
Rep
Vorys
U. S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Rules Committee
Leslie Irvin Granted Stay
Indiana killer known as mad dog kill er Leslie Irvin received a last minute postponement of his execution five hours before the scheduled electric chair death. U S Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Walter C Lindley granted an indefinite delay pending possible review by the 7th District Court of Appeals, which is in summer recess until September.
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Ill
Leslie Irvin
Indiana
Irvin
Walter C. Lindley
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Michigan City
Lindley
7Th District Court of Appeals
Stratton Names O'Neill To Safety Committee
SPRINGFIELD Illinois Gov. William G Stratton named Ohio Gov. C William O'Neill and eight other governors to a highway safety committee formed at the governors conference in Williamsburg Virginia Stratton serves as conference chairman
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O'Neill
Safety Committee
Springfield
Ill
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Ohio
William O’neill
Williamsburg
O Neills Entertain Columbus Republicans and Guests
Gov C William O'Neill hosted a dinner Monday night for the Republican State Central Committee members their wives and guests in Columbus Ohio. The event showcased party leaders and alignments during a busy political period with social and civic implications noted by attendees.
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Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
C. William O'Neill
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounding regions
Ohio remains fair and cooler tonight with partly cloudy skies and a warm Wednesday. Highs near 88 to 92 and lows around 66 to 60. West Virginia expects clear and cooler conditions tonight with a high around 75, and Wednesday stays fair. Across the region, Albuquerque and Boston show varying cloud cover, while Cleveland and Detroit continue with cloudy to clear conditions and multiple city temperatures listed.
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Ascess
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ST St. Louis
San Diego
San Franciseco
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Traverse City
Quiet Coolidge Rites Mark Former First Lady’s Funeral
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge dies at 78 in Northampton Massachusetts. Funeral planned for Wednesday at Edwards Congregational Church with cremation to follow. Ashes to Plymouth Vermont for burial beside Calvin Coolidge II and the former president.
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Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Edwards Congregational Church
Plymouth
Calvin
Coolidge
White House
Construction bill earmarks funds for military public works
The House tentatively approves a $1,676,622,000 bill for construction of military public works in the United States and abroad for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
United States
House
Storm Misses Home But Roaring River Wrecks Basement
In Detroit the Rouge River overran its banks during a severe storm and collapsed the Glaser family basement wall. William Glaser and his wife and three children fled to relatives as the flooded basement filled with water and debris. The storm had otherwise spared the exterior of the home.
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Detroit
William Glaser
Glaser
Rouge River
Glasers
Warning Notices Sent Daily To Ohio Motorists
Ohio state registrar George C. Braden says warning notices go out to about 30 motorists daily under the new penalty point system. Some 300 drivers have received warnings since June 22 as the law requires notice after five points and imposes a one year license suspension after 12 points.
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Columbus
Ohio
George C. Braden
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Braden
Pre Trial Maneuvers Shape Clinton Court Proceedings
In Knoxville federal court jurors are being screened for the Clinton trials amid a packed docket. Prospective panelists are quizzed on prejudice and race mixing as judges and lawyers seek a fair jury for the high school integration case that drew contempt indictments against 15 Tennesseans and John Kasper. The room holds Tennessee Georgia Alabama Louisiana and Maryland attorneys as Robert L. Dobbs questions candidates about bias and fair trial standards. U S district attorney John Crawford probes jurors on obedience to court orders over personal beliefs.
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Center
Knoxville
Tenn
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Clinton
Segregaion
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Biuae
Pueyvie Plmuvyio
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Maryland
Robert L. Taylor
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
U.S
John Calvin Crawford
FBI
Crawford
House May Back Soil Bank One More Year
The House, after voting to terminate most of the Eisenhower soil bank program, signals support for a one year extension in a $3.6 billion agriculture appropriation bill. The compromise includes a $500 million next year for the acreage reserve program with sign ups limited to crops planted by July 1 and payments stopping after Sept. 15, 1958. Rep. Harrison, who led the earlier House fight, may not press the issue again.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower Farm Soil Bank
Senate House
Harrison
D-Va
Heat Waves Cause Mounting Death Toll Across Europe
The heat wave across northern and central Europe and Italy pushed Europe’s July toll to at least 288 with 52 elderly inmates among the dead in Italy. Authorities noted showers broke the nine day span, while Germany reported 68 deaths and Austria 35 amid the crisis.
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West Germany
Austria
Lausche Attacks Steel Price Hikes
Senator Lausche of Ohio denounces a $6 per ton steel price rise as highly regrettable amid President Eisenhower's call for self imposed restraints. He says both labor and industry ignore workers with fixed incomes.
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Sen
Lausche
Ohio
Eisenhower
Expulsion Hint Targets Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich
The Soviet press hinted today that the way is being cleared to expel V. M. Molotov Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich from the Soviet Communist Party as internal purges intensify.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkoy
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Communist Party
Cincinnati Park Cost Estimated for Riverfront Stadium
City planners report a proposed Ohio riverfront stadium for the Cincinnati Redlegs with 4000 parking spaces would cost about 19 million dollars. Land 3.5 million, stadium 5.5 million, garages 11 million.
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Cincinnati Redleg
Boxing Questions End Hank Bloomgarden Reign on Twenty-One
Harold Craig knocked out champion Hank Bloomgarden in a round of boxing questions on NBC-TV Twenty-One. Bloomgarden, 28, ends his long run with $98,500. Craig, 26, dairy farmer from Granville New York, becomes the new champion with $17,500 in winnings and will return next Monday.
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Harold Craig
Hank Bloomgarden
Nbc-Tv
Bloomgarden
Craig
Granville
N. Y
Mental Test Scheduled In Stabbing of Mother
A 12 year old Warren boy who stabbed his mother and sister in their sleep to “get back at his father” will undergo a mental examination at Woodside Hospital today. He told Trumbull County juvenile authorities the father was too strict.
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Youngstown
Warren
Woodside Hospital
Trumbull County
Hobo King Invites O Neill To Conclave
In Columbus the self styled King of the hoboes invited Gov. C William O Neill to attend the Knights of the Road convention in Britt Iowa next month O Neill said he would issue a proclamation making Cole an honorary citizen of Ohio an honor already given by several states
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Columbus
Five Paroles Granted to Ohio Inmates in Murder Case
Five men serving time in Ohio penitentiary on second degree murder convictions, including two who killed police officers, were granted paroles.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Reds Reject U S H Bomb Proposals
Russia in a UN Disarmament session demanded a two year suspension of H-bomb tests and a complete East West renunciation of nuclear weapons. Valerian Zorin rejected key U.S. points while urging a two to three year halt and a full disarmament package including stock destruction and a ban on production.
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London
U.S
Russia
Valerian Zorin
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
France
Zorin
Man Charged in Black Magic Slaying in Vineland
Juan Rivera Aponte 47, a poultry farm worker, faces arraignment on a murder charge for the October 13 slaying of 13 year old Roger Carletto. He led police to a shallow grave on Idek Rosenblum’s farm and confessed to killing the boy for a love potion skull. Rosenblum initially charged, then exonerated by Aponte’s taped statement.
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N. J
Juan Rivera Aponte
Roger Carletto
Roger
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Aponte
Rosenblum
Vineland Public Safety
Arthur L. Joseph
Rosenblums
Negotiations Continue At Goodyear Atomic Plant
Representatives of Goodyear Atomic Corp and the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union meet with federal conciliators in Huntington to settle a two month dispute at the Portsmouth plant. The union strike began May 10 for higher wages and a Taft Hartley injunction expires next month.
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Goodyear Atomic Corp
Legal
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Portsmouth
Krushchev Survives Bid to Oust Him in Moscow Session
Reports from Moscow claim the Soviet Presidium voted to oust Nikita Khrushchev but he regained control with backing from Georgi Zhukov and Anastas Mikoyan. A June 17 session led to a Central Committee meeting June 22 to 29, resulting in Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich ousted.
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Russia
Nikita Kruschev
Communist Party
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A. I. Mikoyan
V. M. Molotov
Krushchev
Zhukov
Mikoyan
Presidium
Central Committee
Molotov Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Leaders Arrive in Prague for Loyal Pledges
In Prague Khrushchev and Bulganin arrive to pledges of loyalty as Antonin Novotny praises Soviet agriculture programs and predicts progress. Crowds of 15,000 cheer at Derna frontier station while Novotny and officials hail stronger Soviet-Czechoslovak ties amid Western frontier fears.
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Czechoslovakia
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Antonin Novotny
Derna
Novotny
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
V. M. Molstov
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Czechoslovak Republic
FPC Approves Ohio Fuel Gas Co Pipelines Plan
The Federal Power Commission grants Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus permission to build about 55 miles of natural gas pipe line costing roughly 4.7 million dollars. The project includes 17.2 miles of 20 inch line from Jackson County to Symmes compressor station in Lawrence County.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Jackson County
Symmes
Lawrence County
Polish Sailors Jump Ship In Stockholm Asylum Request
Two sailors from a visiting Polish naval squadron deserted Monday night in Stockholm and sought political asylum in Sweden. The incident prompted scrutiny of the Polish naval visit and security measures at the harbor.
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Stockholm
Sweden
France Refuses to Confirm Asylum for Accused Spy
Paris officials deny granting political asylum to George Zlatovski a Russian born former U S Army intelligence officer and his wife Jane indicted in New York on spying charges US extradition requests would be handled by France and require a formal process including chambre mise en accusation three week court review Zlatovski said on Left Bank he and his wife live above an abstract paintings shop awaiting further action by authorities.
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George Zlatovski
New York
Soviet Union
France
Jane
Foreign Ministry
United States
U. S
Justice and Interior Ministries
Zlatovski
U. S. Army
Edward King Found Dead in Car Near Pomeroy Home
Edward King 67 of Chester was found dead in his automobile off West Shade Road near his home after leaving a visit with his sister. His nephew Lloyd Hoffman located the vehicle following an 8 p m departure. Officials cited a heart condition as the probable cause after a 10 p m discovery. The car had run into a corn field near the King residence with the ignition on. The emergency squad and doctors treated no one at the scene. The case is noted as continuing on Page 9.
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Edward King
Chester
West Shade
Lloyd Hoffman
Walter Hoffman
Hoffman
King Home
T. A. Hewittson
Ewing Funeral Home
King
Board Member Resigns From State Board of Education
Joseph D. Stecher of Toledo resigns from the State Board of Education after accepting appointment as executive director of the American Bar Association and needing to move to Chicago. He had been a member while living in Ohio.
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Joseph D. Stecher
Toledo
The
American Bar Assa
Chicago
State Board of Education
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