End of high octane session hoped today in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers, after a long session, plan to adjourn with key bills passed. Senate approved workmen compensation increases and a large school subsidy, while a contested milk bill and redistricting plan face uncertain futures. Republicans criticize school funding cuts and call for governor’s concerns to guide final actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
House
Senate
General Assembly
Racing Commission
DiSalle
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Senate Democrats
Prac
Steel strike push for fair profit split widens clash
Norman Walker reports United Steelworkers leader David McDonald and US Steel Chairman Roger Blough hold firm positions as the steel strike disrupts production. McDonald cites rising profits and demands higher pay and benefits for half a million workers while asserting automation and efficiency improve output with fewer workers. He says the strike will end only if companies share gains and vows workers will push for gains.
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Norman Walker
New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Roger Blough
United States Steel Corp
America
French Army Launches Major Offensive in Kabylie Mountains
French forces pour reserves into the Grande Kabylie region east of Algiers in a multi service assault led personally by General Maurice Challe. The operation aims to force a breakthrough after four and a half years of fighting, with weeks or months expected for progress and UN debate looming.
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Algiers
Grande Kabylie
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Kabylie
United Nations
Big Ten In Session Tackles Rose Bowl Pact
In Chicago faculty representatives from the Western Conference begin a two day informal session with an open agenda. Commissioner Tug Wilson says the Rose Bowl situation will likely be only casually discussed and no legislative action will occur. The Rose Bowl pact died 5 5 at the spring meeting in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Chicago
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Thor ICBM Flight Follows Previous Explosion at Cape
Cape Canaveral reports the Air Force launched a powerful Thor intermediate range ballistic missile on a 1700 mile test flight. The launch followed a prior Thor explosion three days earlier that ended a 15 straight Cape success streak. Today's firing appeared smooth.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Oldest Ohio Wesleyan alumna Clara Chidester dies at 94
Clara F. Chidester 94 died Thursday in Jane Case Hospital Delaware. She was the oldest living alumnus of Ohio Wesleyan University. Also in Washington a House committee approved a bill to exempt radio and television newscasts from the equal time rule.
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Delaware
Clara F. Chidester
Jane Case Hospital
Ohio Wesleyan University
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy Named OU Trustee From Lehman Brothers Partner
Edwin L. Kennedy a Lehman Brothers partner and 1927 Ohio University graduate was named to the university board of trustees for a term ending May 13 1966. He replaces Harvey B Jordan and has led alumni efforts establishing a self sustaining OU Fund Inc. and served as alumni association president.
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Edwin L. Kennedy
Lehman Brothers
New York City
Ohio University
Ohio
Michael W. DiSalle
Kennedy
Harvey B. Jordon
U. S. Steel Corp
Gordon Bush
Ohio University Alumni Association
0. U. Fund, Inc
St Joseph Adopts Sunday Ordinance Limiting Purchases
A new St. Joseph Missouri ordinance restricts Sunday sales by business type. Hospitals hotels service stations drug stores theaters and restaurants may open. Groceries may sell fresh produce dairy and soft drinks but not packaged foods. Cigarettes peanuts and some items are barred. 3.2 beer allowed.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri
Mantel fatally crushes four year old in Cleveland home
Nathaniel Green, four, died when a wooden fireplace mantel toppled onto him after his family had just moved into the Cleveland apartment. Custodian Elijah Prior said he had warned the children not to crawl on the mantel.
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Cleveland
Nathaniel Green
Catherine Grene
Elijah Prior
Ohio Senators Split Over Loyalty Oath Bill in Senate
In Washington on Thursday the Senate sent back to committee a bill to abolish the National Defense Act loyalty oath. Ohio's two Democrats split, with Lausche voting to recommit the bill 49 to 42 and Young opposing the motion.
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Ohio
Washington
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Car plunges into Muskingum River. occupants flee
In Zanesville deputies search for survivors after a car veered into the Muskingum River on Thursday. A witness says a man, woman, and child exited the vehicle and fled in a second car. In New York Harold E. Janis, 52, longtime Sid Caesar program producer since 1950, died Wednesday of a heart attack.
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Zanesville
Muskingum River
Here
New York
Harold E. Janis
Sid Caesar
Dean Chubb Dies at 93 in Delaware
Edwin Watts Chubb long associated with Ohio University died in Wilmington Delaware at age 93 approaching his 94th birthday. He served OU as English professor and dean and twice acted as university president before retiring in 1936 after 49 years on the faculty. Funeral planned in OU Helen Mauck Galbreath Chapel.
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Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
Wilmington
Del
Chubb
Helen Mauck Galbreath
Lafayette College
Labour Attacks Nyasaland Policy in Police State Claims
Labour MPs accuse Britain of turning Nyasaland into a police state. Calls for Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd's resignation grow as the Conservative government's Africa policy becomes a key election issue after a four man commission's February inquiry into nationalist disturbances.
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London
Britain
Nyasaland
Macmillan
Alan Lennox - Boyd
Weather outlook Ohio and West Virginia regions
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Saturday with low 60s and highs near 80s. West Virginia sees cloudy warm conditions with showers and possible thunder. tonight and Saturday become less humid. Five day Ohio forecast shows near normal temperatures with minor changes and rainfall totaling about a half to three quarters of an inch mainly after the weekend.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Rainall
Albany
Anchorage
Bismarck
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Honolulu
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Richmond
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Cigarette Heights Named in Dallas Subdivision
City Plan Commission scrambled over a subdivision nickname as Chairman Edmund J. Kahn cited street names including Kool Pall Mall Fatima Raleigh Camel and Chelsea clarifying the moniker Cigarette Heights by listing the contracts in the area.
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Dallas
Tex
City Plan Commission
Edmund J. Kahn
Cigarette Heights
Kool, Pall Mall
Fatima
Raleigh
Camel
Chelsea
Nixon Khrushchev meet in Kremlin warmth tempers Cold War frictions
U S Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a cordial Kremlin encounter with photographers present. Nixon delivered Eisenhower’s greeting letter and the pair toured a U S exhibition while debating press freedom. Soviet officials later removed certain books from the library. It was unclear if Captive Nations Week discussion occurred.
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Moscow
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Frol Kozlov
Pat
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Couple Convicted of Strangling Their Sons in California
Wan da Brogdon and Archie Merriam were found guilty of first degree murder for killing Brogdon’s two sons. The jury began sentencing deliberations with options of the gas chamber death penalty or life imprisonment. Merriam testified that Brogdon showed him how to strangle the boys.
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San Diego
Calif
Wanda Brogdon
Archie Merriam
Merriam
Missing Socialite Found In Chicago Lake Park
Jacqueline Gay Hart 21 daughter of Colgate executive vice president was reported missing from Newark after a car abduction at the airport. She appeared distressed in a Chicago lake front park saying she had been kidnapped and terrorized for two days before being dumped by two men.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Chicago Lake Front
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Jack Blakeslee
Miss Hart
Gay Hart
James Meskell
Blakeslee
Stanley Gaines
Gaines
Congress Cuts Foreign Aid
The House Appropriations Committee reduced foreign aid by 390.195 million, part of a broad 1960 spending cut. Other reductions affected defense support by 51 million, special assistance by 474 million, technical cooperation by 29 million, and the Atoms for Peace program by 5 million from totals previously authorized and requested.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
New York Secretary of Year Triumphs in Miami Beach
Alicia Cogan a 49 year old widow from New York was crowned Secretary of the Year at the 14th National Secretaries Association convention in Miami Beach. She edged five finalists including runner up Julie Lawler personal secretary to Michigan Governor G men Williams and Agnes Brown of Indianapolis secretary to the president of American States Insurance Co.
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House
Senate
Harter
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Alicia Cogan
Cogan
Edger J. Buttenheim
Buttenheim Publishing Corp
Julie Lawler
Lloyd Pushes Berlin Focus In Summit Bid
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd pressed to shift Soviet talks from East Germany to a Berlin truce while seeking a path to a summit. Gromyko showed cautious willingness to discuss Berlin apart from East Germany as the Big Four meet in Geneva with Western ministers hopeful yet wary.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
West Berlin
Lloyd
Gromyko
Berlin
East
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd’s
Steel Strike Fact Finders Begin Work
Washington report on government fact finders studying steel strike data to aid President Eisenhower. As the strike reaches day ten, federal mediators schedule a Monday session in New York. Finnegan says settlement looks unlikely soon, though the sides may again meet with no position changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Turns Pennies Into Times Gets Arrested
Clarence C. McKinney, 35, of Cincinnati, released on bond after arrest for grinding pennies to dime size and altering U S coins. He waived a hearing before U S Graham P Hunt Jr. in the case. John J. Sheehy, 78, longtime Sing Sing Prison keeper, died in North Tarrytown. He escorted murderers to the electric chair.
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Cincinnati
Clarence C. McKinney
Sycamore St
Hamilton
McKinney
U. S
Graham P. Hunt Jr
North Tarrytown
N. Y
John J. Sheehy
Sing Sing Prison
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