Workmen's Comp Showdown In Ohio House Today
Ohio House faces a major workmen's compensation bill with proposed raises to weekly payments from 40.25 to 54.25 and death benefits from 12,000 to 18,000. The plan would replace the administrator with a director and restore hearings under pre-1955 procedures. House and Senate leaders anticipate long sessions to resolve disputes before adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio House
House
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Industrial Commission
103Rd General Assembly
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Rankin N. Gibson
Michael V. DiSalle
Cloud
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Labor and Management
Workmen’s Compensation Advisory Board
Western ministers push Berlin standstill talks for 20 months
Western foreign ministers including Herter signal readiness to negotiate with Andrei Gromyko on a Berlin standstill. They seek an 20 month moratorium with Soviet guarantees of Western rights in West Berlin and a path to a summit within 2 to 3 months. If talks fail, the 18 month framework remains open and Western access must be guaranteed.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Herter
West Berlin
U.S.S.R
Germany
Coogan of Oklahoma GOP dies at 70 in Sayre
Fred Coogan, 70, a Lima, Ohio native who became a prominent Oklahoma Republican figure, died at his Sayre home Sunday. He nominated Gen. Douglas MacArthur for president at the 1952 national GOP convention.
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Sayre
Okla
Fred Coogan
Lima
Ohio
Oklahoma
Coogan
Douglas MacArthur
Be Our Guest in the Classified Directory Ad
The Messenger daily Want Ad pages feature two names in the Classified Directory offering 2 free tickets to the Valley Drive-In Theatre. Read the directory for complete details and daily bargains and services.
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the Messenger
Valley Drive-In
Weekend Death Toll Reaches 22
The Associated Press tallies 22 weekend accidental deaths from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday in Ohio. Twelve died on highways and five drowned, with four drownings from a Big Miami River capsizing near Cincinnati. A small plane crash near Wauseon killed three. Auto accidents claimed the rest, including two child deaths and a woman who perished in an apartment fire.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Miami River
Cincinnati
Wause
Latin Idol gored by bull in Tijuana arena
Mata dor Luis Procuna, 36, famed Latin American bullfight idol known as King of the Gypsies, was gored from behind by an 850 pound charging bull in Tijuana. He was treated at a private clinic with a condition described as uncomfortable but not dangerous.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Luis Procuna
Procuna
Kozlov Sees U.S. Tour Seeks Khrushchev Guidance
Soviet First Deputy Kozlov’s two week U S visit informs his boss Khrushchev on US strength and will. He notes vast roads industry housing and abundance of goods unseen in the Soviet Union and warns against underestimating American resistance to totalitarianism.
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Frol Romanovich Kozlov
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Kozlov
Khrushchhev
Soviet Union
Ong
Communist Party
Hitler
Youth Dies After Fight at Crystal Beach Park
Frederick E. Hall 20 died from brain injuries after a fight at Vermilion's Crystal Beach Park. Companions carried him home in Granton unconscious, two men later laughing before hall's father found him unresponsive. Erie County authorities held 18 year old Thomas Gentry for questioning. A witness said Hall was slapped by a girl and Gentry intervened.
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Lorain
Frederick E. Hall
Vermilion
Crystal Beach Park
Granton
Hall
Alfred J
Young Hall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Erie County
Thomas Gentry
Gentry
Third Horse Barn At Fairground Destroyed
In Painesville an unoccupied horse barn at Lake County Fairgrounds burned Sunday. Acting Fire Chief Ralph Williams put damage at 15000 to 18000 dollars. Cause undetermined. It marked the third horse barn lost at the fairgrounds in 18 months.
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Painesville
Lake County Fairgrounds
Ralph Williams
Fairground
Norwich Digs Out After Two Week Garbage Strike
Norwich faces a two week garbage strike as municipal workers from Local 14164 of the United Mine Workers Union demand a 15 percent wage increase. The city spends on a 300th birthday parade drawing about 75,000 spectators, while sanitation salaries run from 1.31 to 2.25 dollars an hour.
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Norwich
Conn
New England
Franklin Square
United Mine Workers Union
Rebel Makes New Try In Honduras
The State Department reports a second failed revolt in Honduras led by Armando Vebasquez Cerrato, former army chief of staff. Heavy firing centered near police headquarters in Tegucigalpa as government troops and police repelled the attack with artillery and rifles. No casualty numbers are confirmed, but travelers report over 100 killed in Tegucigalpa.
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Washington
State Department
Department
U. S
Tegucigalpa
Teguci
Galpa
Armando Vebasquez Cerrato
Army
Associated Press
Nicaragua
Honduras
Sukarno Completes Deputy Ministers in Guided Democracy
President Sukarno swore in 21 of 23 deputy ministers appointed to run his guided democracy government. The moves complete the organizational structure for Indonesia's sprawling 3000 islands.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Naval Feud Plagues Argentina President
In Buenos Aires President Arturo Frondizi faced a naval power struggle as six captains were arrested Sunday night after demanding the resignation of Rear Adm. Adolfo Estevez amid a feud between high naval officers and the navy secretary.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Navy
Adolfo Estevez
Adm
Estevez
Space dogs launched by the Soviet Union return to Earth
Moscow radio reported the Soviet Union launched two dogs into space on July 10 aboard a ballistic rocket weighing 2200 kilograms. The dogs were recovered safely after the mission, advancing Soviet spaceflight milestones.
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London
Soviet Union
Space
Moscow Radio
Pickets Stay At Sporn Plant
Pickets from Boilermakers Local 154 of Pittsburgh continue at the Philip Sporn power plant Graham Station where unit 5 is under construction. About 500 workers idle as contracts with sporn contractors remain unsettled. Local 667 in Charleston is not in dispute with the firms.
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Sporn Plant
Point Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
Babcock and Wilcock Co
Local 154
Sporn
Charleston
Eee
Wilcock
Ocal
Turks Lay Mines on Syrian Frontier Claims
Damascus reports say Turkish border authorities are laying mines along the Turkish Syrian frontier to combat smugglers, a claim echoed by Syrian press outlets. The report highlights tensions between Ankara and Damascus over border security measures and illicit trade.
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Damascus
Army Missiles Ahead Says Secretary Brucker
FT RILEY Kan The Army s missile program is ahead of schedule and is the strongest in the world according to Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Army
Wilber Brucker
Dock Collapse Sends Fifty into Lake Michigan
A lakeside dock in Milwaukee collapsed Sunday allowing about fifty people to plunge into Lake Michigan. Most escaped unharmed aside from one sprained ankle and mass dunking. half of those involved were children.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Striking Teamsters Begin Bargaining in Cincinnati
Officials of the Teamsters Union and the employers bargaining groups meet today to resume talks over the construction truck drivers strike in Cincinnati. It is the first session since the walkout began last Tuesday, slowing several city projects in the area.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
All Eyes On New York As Deadline Approaches
UnitedSteelworkers president David J McDonald and industry chief R Conrad Cooper agreed to resume talks at noon in New York to avert a strike at midnight Tuesday. Eisenhower urged renewed meetings as 500000 steel workers faced possible walkout and production slowdown.
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New York
White House
Eisenhower
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Steelworkers
International Executive Board
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Cooper
Ohio Mills Start Banking Furnaces
In Ohio big mills move to bank furnaces as a threatened midnight strike looms. Republic Steel plans six blast furnaces and 21 open hearths shut with rolling and strip mills possibly continuing. J and L to close 13 furnaces while coke ovens are rebuilt. U.S. Steel and related divisions employ about 21,000 workers facing potential stoppage. Armco says normal at Cincinnati Zanesville Butler plants under independent contracts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Ssivwuig
Republic
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel Corp
American Steel & Wire
U. S. Steel
National Tube Division
Lorain
Cincinnati
Armco Steel Corp
Zanesville
Butler
Union Kaiser Talks Focus on Local Issues in Aluminum Talks
Union and Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp limited bargaining to local plant issues. The three year contract covering 12 000 employees expires July 31 with average wages of 2 91 in aluminum refineries. Talks extend to Belpre Newark Halethorpe Meade Trentwood Dalton Ravenswood with major producers still bargaining.
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Point Pleasant
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Kaiser
Steelworkers Union
The
Aluminum Co., of America
International Union
Reynolds Metals Co
Steel
Belpre
Newark
Ohio
Halethorpe
Meade and Trentwood
Wash
Dalton
Ravenswood
Father Kills Daughter In Wild Fit Of Anger
Police said Albert N. Lewis grabbed his daughter Rhonda a 3 by the feet and swung her head against a wall several times in a fit of anger. The child died early Sunday at Mt Sinai Hospital after being injured. Lewis, 25, acted when Rhonda was slow getting into her pajamas.
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Cleveland
Albert N. Lewis
Rhonda
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Lewis
Idlewild Jet Circles Field With 113 Aboard
Idlewild Airport faced chaos as a Pan American World Airways jet with 113 aboard circled the field for four hours after losing part of its landing gear during takeoff for London. About 50,000 spectators surged onto the field, barriers were toppled, and roads were blocked, delaying fire equipment and hampering responders while officials blamed ignorance and confusion for the delayed emergency response.
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New York
Idlewild
PAN American World Airways
London
Weather notes for West Virginia and Ohio with upcoming rain
West Virginia tonight shows fair skies with valley fog and mountain lows near 45 to 50 while the rest of the state stays in the 50s. Tuesday brings mainly fair conditions with a risk of scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the south and little temperature change. Ohio remains fair today tonight and Tuesday with a warmer Tuesday and tonight’s lows 58 to 62. The five day forecast calls for temperatures about 1 to 3 degrees below normal, with normal highs around 84 in the north and 87 in the south and a gradual warmup through Saturday. Rainfall totals range from one third to two thirds of an inch, with scattered showers Wednesday or Thursday and heavier showers Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio
Albany
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Denver
Eles
Tanai Deche Cocces
Milwaukee
New York
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Richmond
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