Big Three Hold Washington Talks on Delay of Soviet Meeting
Western foreign ministers signal any top level talks with Russia should wait at least until fall. Britain seeks delay to Sept. 6 German elections and discusses Egypt Suez base issues. Dulles Bidault Salisbury review policy papers as secrecy surrounds yesterday’s session.
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Russia
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Georges Bidault
Salisbury
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Bidault
London
Paris
Germany
Soviet Union
Senate, House Reach $231 Million School Aid Compromise
The Ohio Senate approved House changes to a $231 million school subsidy, clearing a path to adjournment possibly tonight or Wednesday. A second school bill would create $750,000 in teacher scholarships, while a key dispute centers on raising unemployment compensation benefits.
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Ohio Senate
House
Senate
100Th
General Assembly
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
William Saxbe
Champaign
Ohio
Point Pleasant approves bonds for water extension
The Point Pleasant City Council passed an ordinance to sell 60000 dollars in bonds to the Nelson Browning Co of Cincinnati to extend city water service to Henderson and the Sand Hill area. The plan calls for repayment over 20 years from water extension revenue. A start date was not announced but the project is expected soon. The council also signed a 10 year contract with Appalachian Electric Power Co for street lighting at previous rates. Complaints about the Jefferson Blvd dairy herd odor were discussed and steps will be taken to address the situation.
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Nelson Browning Co
Cincinnati
Henderson
Sand Hill
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Jefferson Blvd
Roy Taylor
Tiffs Disarming Fort Worth Man Loses Arms in Tavern Clash
Howard Bigham Davis, 29, a Fort Worth ex convict, had his right arm amputated after a shotgun blast in a tavern quarrel Monday night. Six months earlier Davis lost his left arm in a similar shooting.
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Tex
Howard Bigham Davis
Davis
Soviet Transport Machinery Chief Is Replaced
Vyacheslav A. Malyshev, a top Soviet engineer and minister of transport machinery and heavy machine building, is relieved of his post. Ivan Isidorovich Nosenko named his successor amid a government reshuffle reported by Evening Moscow.
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Vyacheslav A. Malyshev
Soviet Union
Malyshev
Ivan Isidorovich Nosenko
Evening Moscow
Nosenko
Laventry P. Beria
New York
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Stalin
House Rejects Senate Changes on Sec Hospital Bill
Ohio House refused to accept Senate amendments to a 45 percent million dollar capital improvements appropriation from state surplus. The bill includes a one million dollar term for a tuberculosis hospital in Southeastern Ohio likely in Nelsonville per Sen. Tom V. Moorehead. The measure heads to a conference committee after Senate rejection of House land appropriation changes for gas storage.
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Ohio House
Senate
Ohio
Tom V. Moorehead
Muskingum
Nelsonville
House
Missing After Patrol Bomber Crash Off Cape Henry
Norfolk in the Atlantic, four airmen are missing after a Marlin P5M patrol bomber crashed 25 miles east of Cape Henry during antisubmarine training. Eleven crew members aboard. three confirmed dead. Four were rescued by the destroyer McNair using a life raft dropped from a second patrol bomber. The Navy ended air search last night though ships stay aboard pursuing the missing men.
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Navy
Cape Henry
Norfolk Naval Air Station
McNair
Atlantic
Body Found Along Route 33 Near Lancaster
The body of 28 year old Leona Ashball of Jefferson was found along U. S. 33 in Jefferson seven miles north of Lancaster. Coroner Joseph Geer said she apparently was thrown from a moving car. The body was taken to University Hospital in Columbus for an autopsy. A 16 year old youth was held for questioning but not charged.
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U. S. 33
Jefferson
Leona Ashball
Joseph Geer
University Hospital
Columbus
Last of Pen Rebels Quit Lasting Oregon Prison Riot
Salem Oregon reports the last of about 1000 convicts ended a four day uprising. Convicts were returned to cells in groups of 20 from the recreation yard after riot damage halted work. Warden Clarence T. Gladden said the prisoners were now docile and respectful. Repair of $100,000 in damage was to begin.
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Clarence T. Gladden
Gun Barrel Pierces Colorado Boy's Head
Fifteen year old Bill Schriver is hospitalized after a homemade gun backfired sending a three foot pipe into his head near the right eye. He walked to his grandfather’s house for help and held the pipe to shield his eye while surgeons removed it.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Bill Schriver
McCarthy Plans CIA Probe Faces Security Objections
Sen. McCarthy seeks a plan to probe the CIA without tipping off secrets while Sen. Monroney warns such scrutiny could reveal information even the Kremlin cannot obtain. Discussions with Allen Dulles were uncertain as the Eisenhower administration weighs approval.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
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D-Okla
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Kremlin
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Allen Dulles
Heavy Red Onslaught Rips S Korea Line
AP report from Panmunjom notes 39 minute session ends with Reds wary of a limited truce. UN Command cites shelling in the neutral zone and a North Pyongyang air raid claim as talks stall. Red press calls the accord a time bomb while outsiders say talks go nowhere.
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U. S
Walter S. Robertson
Seoul
Ike Believes Drive Won't Snarl Truce
President Eisenhower told congressional leaders he sees a truce near in Korea despite a massive Communist offensive. He and military leaders viewed the latest attacks as aimed at straightening a bulge created by the 1951 Allied offensive.
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Eisenhower
Korea
White House
Syngman Rhee Eisenhower
Dover couple to take lie detector tests in Akron death case
Bracken County Sheriff Hamer Jett said Dover Kentucky man Woodrow Starrett and his wife would undergo lie detector tests in Cincinnati today. No charges have been filed as authorities question the parents of six about the death of Juanita Bailey of Akron Ohio whose weighted body was found in Turtle Creek Bracken County two years ago.
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Dover
Ohio
Bracken County
Hamer Jett
Woodrow Starrett
Cincinnati
Juanita Bailey
Akron
Turtle Creek
Tractor Overturns Kill Coshocton Girl
A Coshocton farm girl, 14 year old Patricia Reiss, died when a tractor overturned while traveling with her father to gather fresh wheat. The vehicle plunged from a bridge into Possum Creek, trapping her beneath it. Her father Thomas Reiss was driving another tractor nearby.
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Judge McGonagle sentences Slayer to life term
In New Lexington Ohio Judge U S McGonagle on Monday sentenced Rudolph Elfrink employed at St Loysius Academy to life in the Ohio Penitentiary for second degree murder of George Kilbarger a fellow worker. Kilbarger was slain after a quarrel following a shuffleboard game.
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U. S. McGonagle
Rudolph Elfrink
Stloysius Academy
Ohio Penitentiary
George Kilbarger
Kilbarger
Grim search continues for Transocean plane crash victims
HONOLULU dispatches report 58 aboard the Transocean Airlines DC6B when it vanished 350 miles east of Wake Island. Rescuers pull burned and mutilated bodies from shark infested waters as Barrett recovers 11 bodies and sighted three others. The airliner was en route from Guam to Oakland and likely plunged after a flame or explosion.
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Wake
Strike Ends Seen at Pike Union Talks Stall
Union and company officials met Monday to settle the truck drivers walkout slowing hauling from Ralph Rogers & Co quarry to the Pike County atom plant. A spokesman said drivers seek a 2 cent hourly raise to 1.80 while union members at the atom plant earn 1.80 and Pike County Cartage Co. trucks remain lower. The strike began July 1.
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U S May Consider Japanese Security Army
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States has been thinking of an ultimate Japanese security force of about 350 000 men or ten divisions with supporting troops. He noted decisions will be made by the Japanese government through their process and the U S will help equip those forces once decisions are made.
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Dulles
United States
U. S
Car Dealer Named To Aviation Board
Gov. Lausche appoints Zanesville dealer FEF Dutro to the state aviation board for a term to Jan. 31, 1958, succeeding Barnhill. The governor also reappoints Robert N. Gorman of Cincinnati to OSU trusteeship until May 13, 1960 and William Hoyt of Hillsboro to the state medical board through March 18, 1960.
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Frank J. Lausche
Fef Dutro
Zanesville Auto
State Aviation Board
Co. D. Barnhill
Olmsted Falls
Robert N. Gorman
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
William Hoyt
Hillsboro
State Medical Board
Ohioan Selected New York Shrine Recorders VP
John G. Evans of Akron Ohio was elected third vice president Monday of the Shrine Recorders Association, extending his leadership role within the organization.
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Ohioan
New York
John G. Evans
Akron
Ohio
Shrine Recorders Association
Vessel Sinks After Collision Off San Francisco
The freighter Jacob Luckenbach sank in dense fog about 18 miles southwest of the Golden Gate after a collision with the Hawaiian Pilot. All crewmen from both ships were rescued as Coast Guard boats reached the area. The Luckenbach was en route from the Oakland Army Depot to the Far East when it collided with the Hawaii Pilot bound from Hawaii.
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Jacob Luckenbach
Pacific Ocean
Coast Guard
Oakland Army Depot
Hawaii
Golden Gate
Two Meigs Men Sentenced for Robbery
Virgil Markins aged 27 from near Albany and Donald Taylor aged 19 of Darwin were sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Cedric W. Clark to terms ranging from one to 25 years. Both men faced robbery charges related to the theft of $400 from Liberty Hudnall, a 93 year old resident. Markins pleaded guilty to robbery while Taylor was found guilty. Markins also faced a burglary indictment.
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Common Pleas
Cedric W. Clark
Virgil Markins
Albany
Ohio Penitentiary
Donald Taylor
Darwin
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Taylor
Clark
Markins
Hudnall
Red Chinese Forces Overrun Korean Front In Major Assault
Tens of thousands of Chinese troops attacked along a 20 mile front east of Kumbwa to the Pukhan River, forcing withdrawals by ROK units and threatening Allied lines. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor reported heavy casualties and significant ground loss as eight Chinese divisions entered the battle and weather hindered defense.
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Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
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ROK
Kumbwa
Pukhan River
U. S
U.S
Taylor
Kumsong
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Kumbhwa
Lookout Mountain
Associated Press
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Ike's Refugee Plan Approved
A House judiciary subcommittee approved legislation to admit 250000 special quota immigrants next year. The measure adds 160000 to the 240000 quota asked by President Eisenhower and includes 2000 Portuguese 2000 Arabs 3000 Chinese and 3000 Japanese plus 125000 escapees from Iron Curtain countries.
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House
Judiciary
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Firemen Rescue 13 After Boats Crash
Thirteen people were rescued Sunday night after two motorboats collided on Indian Lake. A 28 foot sightseeing boat with seven aboard rammed a 16 foot motorboat after the smaller vessel swerved to avoid a buoy. Fishermen assisted in the rescue near Russell's Point.
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Indian Lake
Cleveland Policeman Admits Ironton School Burglaries
Edward A. Reinhart a 30 year old patrolman admitted five burglaries linked to four men and a woman. crimes spanned Ironton schools Orwell feed store Ashtabula County Home with loot found in a west side tire shop. Weir named in connection to a whisky hijacking. Authorities consider a police oversight squad.
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Cleveland
Edward A. Reinhart
James E. McArthur
Ironton
Orwell
Ashtabula
McArthur
West Side
Reinhart
Kenneth G. Weir
Berliners Rush To Buy Relief Food At West German Market
Hundreds of hungry East Berliners surged across the sector border to buy relief goods at a special rate in Kreuzberg. West Berlin funds and private donations supplied milk and fruit as stocks sold out within three hours, prompting a resumed sale with potatoes replacing milk and fruit. Prime Otto Grotewohl urged the population to aid farmers in harvest efforts nationwide.
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Berlin
Kreuzberg
Willy Kressman
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Eisenhower seeks foreign aid funding from Congress
President Eisenhower began a campaign of personal persuasion to win billions for his foreign aid program. He hosted Senate Appropriations Chairman Bridges at breakfast and planned luncheons with other purse string committee members as Congress moves toward a $5.16 billion authorization bill amid expected funding cuts.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Bridges
Rnj
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
Senators
House
Senate
1st Jet Ace Going Home
Maj. James Jabara, world first jet ace with nearly 200 combat missions and 14 MIGs downed, plans to return to Korea for a Mig-killing tour before reporting to Hancock Air Force Base in Syracuse, New York, for U S duty as a fighter pilot. He notes MIG pilots are less experienced than on his first tour. The Fifth Air Force says he will leave Korea around July 19 and arrive in Japan July 23.
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Seoul
James Jahara
Japan
U. S
Hancock Air Force Base
Syracuse
N. Y
Pennsylvania Enacts 1 Percent Sales Tax
Harrisburg announces a 1 percent sales tax approved by Gov John S Fine. The levy begins September 1 making Pennsylvania the 35th state with a sales tax. Estimated to raise about 125 million dollars in two years, it applies to taxable items costing 11 cents or more.
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Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Five Day Forecast Sees Slight Warmth Amid Thunderstorms
The forecast anticipates near normal temperatures with no major swings. Expect normal highs around 85 to 88 degrees and lows about 63. Local thunderstorm chances appear Friday through Sunday with limited rainfall totals.
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