Democrats challenge Ike on campaign issues in Congress
Senator Humphrey says 225 Republicans oppose Eisenhower on key bills and urges him to campaign on farm aid pension and school needs. Sparkman notes housing bill gridlock in House. Adlai Stevenson calls for vigorous debate on urgent problems. Senator Kerr forecasts a November defeat over farming defense and foreign policy.
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Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Senator Sparkman
Ala
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kerr
D-Okla
Shortage Cited in Steel Strike Hits Industry
New York based Iron Age predicts a swift end to the steel strike will not prevent major fallout. It warns losses could reach 40 percent of daily capacity and that metalworking and consumer orders will suffer for weeks as mills scramble to restart.
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Soi
Iron Age
Ional Weekly
Lords Defeat Abolition of Hanging in Historic Vote
Britain’s House of Lords rejected the abolition bill 238 to 95 delaying ending capital punishment. The measure returns to the House of Commons where it could become law if passed again within a year after its March passage. Labor leaders warned the peers may lose power if the bill fails again.
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House of Lords
Britain
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House of Commons
Labor Party
Labor
Eniet
Lora God ‘Dard
Toll Road Predicted For North
Reports by financiers say the bond market makes financing the toll road infeasible. COFFEE KILLS BOY VAN WERT Ohio Mark Allen 2 son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Basil of Laity died Tuesday from burns after coffee spilled on him.
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Ohio
Mark
Allen
Leslie Basil
Laity
Two Year Old Strangled by Folding Chair Tragedy
In Columbus a folding chair collapsed and strangled 2 year old Timothy Tipton, son of Mr and Mrs Erman Tipton, as a nativity scene at home yard collapsed. Police report the chair’s failure led to the fatal incident. The event occurred Tuesday, with the chair reportedly linked to a French painter Nicolas Poussin scene item auction.
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Timothy Tipton
Erman Tipton
London
Nicolas
Poussin
Ohio mental patients decline to two-year low
Dr. Porterfield of the Stately Institute and Correction reports 26 805 mentally ill and retarded persons institutionalized in Ohio, a drop from 34 if 34? a year ago and below the all time high. The decline follows increased social service funding and faster discharge to community living despite a high admission rate.
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Columbus
John
Peme
Porterfield
Hagerty Says She Never Intended To Drop Out
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania senators and aides report President Eisenhower plans to stay in the race for a second term after surgery. He met with Budget Director Percival Brundage and Defense Mobilization Director Arthur Flemming as Hagerty affirmed there was no doubt about continued candidacy. Eisenhower golfed, watched the All-Star game, and joked with Hagerty about rooting for the wrong team during the National League win.
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Gettysburg
Senate Reublican
Knowland
California
GOP
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Nixon
Wagerly
Russia Charges Air Violations Amid Baltic Protests
U S and Soviet diplomats clashed after alleged American air intrusions over Lithuania and nearby states. Zarubin alleged July 4 5 and 9 flights from West Germany with two bombers lasting up to two and a half hours. Washington stated no immediate comment while the State Department passed the matter to Defense.
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C. Yates McDaniel
Baltic Sea
Washington
Vilna
Kaunas
U. S
Pentagon
Georgi N. Zarubin
Ao Zarubin
Secretary of State
Dulles
State Department
Defense Department
Zarubin
Moscow
London
Germany
East Germany
Poland
So- Hier
Uy '8
Dulles Urges Russia to Restore Satellite Nations Independence
Secretary of State Dulles urged Moscow to restore full independence to the communist satellite nations to prove the sincerity of a new policy promoting centralized power. He said within the Soviet system only robust democratic institutions can counter despotism.
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Wachinu Lun
Dulles
Russia
Soviets Approve Moscow Appeal and Five Point Agenda
The Supreme Soviet chambers, both houses, endorsed Moscow's appeal and the five point agenda adopted by the Council of the Union. Decrees since December covered measures from penal system reform to restoring Soviet legality while downgrading Stalin.
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Supreme Soviet
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World Park
Council of the Union
Supreme Soviets
Stalin
Father Shoots Son During Vacation Incident
In Ohio on a two week vacation a father and his 11 year old son were fishing in a small boat when the father William Nelson 52 fired a rifle at a tin can. The shot went through the boy Larry’s head and he died before reaching a hospital.
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Onkon
Ohio
William
Nelson
Larry
Results on First Day Baby Calf Classified Ad
One day classified ad prompt generated many inquiries with ten or more calls from readers seeking to sell. For quick results, call 31242 to place your low cost ad.
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Messenge
Maharajah Down To Last Four Elephants
The Maharajah of Jaipur says he has four elephants left and will turn one palace into a hotel. His income has dropped to 335000 dollars a year since becoming Jaipur's governor, forcing staff cuts and gift of a palace to the government. He notes the princely lifestyle is fading in India.
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Maharajah
London
Jaipur
India
Glouster Bank Cashier Indicted for Embezzling
Glouster Community Bank former cashier wunumaUS-Fioya nugene Loen aged 31 was indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzlement. He is accused of stealing 6898 dollars and giving himself an unauthorized loan and faces arraignment in Columbus Federal District Court. He was dismissed June 11 for insubordination by the bank board. Indictments also named Route 2 Nelsonville resident Albert Kitchen for illegal still and five gallons fermenting mash with arraignment in Columbus.
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Glouster Community Bank
Coen
Federal District Court
Columbus
Athens
L. E. Richardson
Federal
Bueau of
Ower Amens Lountian
Albert Kitchen
Nelsonville
Miller vows no delay as contempt case looms
Roxbury Conn Arthur Miller says contempt proceedings over his 1939 40 Communist party writers meetings won t stop his Europe trip with Marilyn Monroe Miller notes no anticipated legal action for months while the House Un American Activities Committee weighs the case after his June 21 appearance Proceeding could lead to Justice Department prosecution if approved by the House
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Conn
Arthur Miller
Congress
Europe
Marilyn Monroe
House Committee of Un-American Activiies
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Communist Party Writers
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Justice Department
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Warmth and Rain
The outlook calls for a formal high near 87 and a low around 65 with minor daily temperature shifts. Precipitation averages about 0.4 inches, with showers expected Thursday through Saturday and a brief end to activity.
State Board Blasted Over School Chief
Toledo board members fault the State Board for delaying a permanent school chief. Charlton Myers of Marion chairs the screening committee as six candidates are weighed. The board grants a six month extension for acting superintendent R M Eyman, with salary rising to 15 thousand and later potential 20 thousand when a permanent appointee is named.
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Toledo
Board of Education
Ely
Charlton Myers
Marion
R. M. Eyman
Ohio
Eyman
Nuclear blast hinted again at Bikini Atoll test site
Japan's Weather Bureau reported atmospheric changes indicating a nuclear blast near Bikini Atoll around 3 a m local time. The observatory noted the highest barometer readings of the current test series and warned of possible radioactive dust drifting toward Japan on a 20 mile per hour upper wind.
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Japan
National Weather Bureau
United States
Bi- Kini
Central Meteorological Observatory
Jim
Bikini Atol
Masaji Ota
Weath ‘Er Bureau
Ocean Freighter Sinks After Fog Collision East of Boston
In thick fog about 450 miles east of Boston the New York bound freighter Estoril sank after a collision with the Italian cargo ship Dea Mazzella. All crewmen were saved as the Estoril reported taking on water and sending distress. The Estoril crew took to lifeboats and were rescued by the Dea Mazzella.
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New York
Rai Wfan
Boston
Estoril
Surplus Farm Goods Sold Abroad Under Aid Act
Attorney General reports that government surplus farm products have been disposed of mostly abroad under the Agricultural Trade Development Act of 1954. He notes nearly half of a large sum, about 1.2648 billion dollars, was contracted for sale or donation in the first half of the year.
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Mundy
Penne Aphleytal Tackson County Fairgrounds
Neilston
Congress
Lausche Seen as Five Term Governor Not Acting Like Hopeful
Ohio governor Lausche, a five term Democrat considered a favorite for the presidential race, shows little indication of running. Analysts note his campaign aides signal no strong move toward the Democratic National Convention as prospects fade.
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Edema Sannard
Lausche
Ohio
Pi Athens
Shauncey Alipe
Chicago
Sallipolis
Hel
Ilouster
Iohning Lounckets
Somailan Saale
Sevitarkets
Nelsonville
Bolt
Romercy Middleport
Ports “Co
Government Paves Way For Union Steel Talks
Federal mediators met with management to arrange a Thursday session with United Steelworkers to resume bargaining over a contract ending July 1. The strike idled 730,000 workers and cut national steel output by 9 percent. unions seek a bigger first year raise and shorter contract.
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Sum. Kamp
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
John A. Stephens
US St Steel
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Finnegan
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
Soviet envoy Malik backs Ike for president at London party
Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik signals support for Dwight D. Eisenhower at a London gathering hosted by Harry Hobler. Malik says Europeans know and trust Eisenhower and says they can do business with him while changing the subject to his roses and peacemaking cuttings from Harrogate.
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Eddie Gilmore
London
Jacob Malik
Ked Ri
Britain
Harry Hobler
Foreign Office
Kremlin
Malik
Europe
Eisenhow
Malk
Harrogate
England
Liquor Dept Prepares New Tactics Against Bootleggers
State liquor officials led by Director William C. Bryant plan a Thursday meeting with state store supervisors and enforcement officials to curb illegal after hour sales. Bryant said hip pocket liquor remains a flourishing racket, hampered by wartime shortages and past long hours.
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William C. Bryant
Bryant
Crop Report Sees Average Prospects with Weather Risks
The Agriculture Department's first general crop report of the year notes July and August weather will largely determine yields. As of July 1 the forecasted crop tonnage is about the five year average but 2 percent below last year's near record, with drought and late spring moisture shortages dampening prospects.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rockies
Westbury
N. Y
Leriul FBI
Port
FBI
Tiny Boy
NEW Foundation
New York
Long Island
Ford
Wheat Crop Forecast For Ohio This Year
The department projects total wheat 922,262,000 bushels and corn 3,266,688,000 bushels for Ohio. Winter wheat 40,797,000, corn 194,520,000, soybeans 1,301,000 acres harvested, tobacco 21,135,000 pounds, sugar beets 221,000 tons.
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Maamiauiu
Tweeda
Ohio
Wintry Weather Grips New South Wales and Victoria
Wintry weather swept New South Wales and Victoria with icy winds and heavy rains. Sydney faced strong winds while the Blue Mountain region 60 miles west reported its heaviest snowfall in a decade.
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Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Blue Mountain
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