Red Chiefs Gather In Kremlin For Economic Unity
Soviet bloc leaders from Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Mongolia meet in the Kremlin for the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance. Talks with Premier Khrushchev likely to run to the weekend and cover economic synchronization and the rift with Red China.
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Kremlin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Mongolia
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red China
Lausche Bill Seeks Higher REA Loan Interest
Sen Frank Lausche proposes a bill to raise REA loan interest to market rate, criticizing current low rates used to finance farm electrification. Co sponsored by Sen Wallace Bennett the measure would set loan rates equal to government borrowing costs. The bill targets open market financing for future REA operations and shifts away from 2 percent cooperative loans.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Lausche
Illinois
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
REA
Auditor Holds Up 3 Salary Increases
Charleston W V state auditor Denzil L Gainer will not authorize $2000 a year salary increases for Public Service Commissioners Hillis Townsend and Joseph E Hodgson and Labor Commissioner Lawrence Barker after consulting the attorney general's staff he believes the raises violate constitutional provisions.
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Charleston
W. Va
Denzil L. Gainer
Gainer
Hillis Townsend
Joseph E. Hodgson
Lawrence Barker
Police Pressure Claimed In Ward Trial In London
A prosecution witness testified that police threatened to take her sister and baby if she did not provide evidence against Dr Stephen Ward in the vice trial. Margaret Ricardo 22 admitted lying earlier and said she volunteered new statements to avoid remand for her sister Dorothy Richardson 13 and another girl Diana. Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies 18 admitted naming Douglas Fairbanks Jr to the case but Fairbanks denied the accusation through a New York spokesman.
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Stephen Ward
Ward
Margaret Ricardo
Ing
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Dorothy Richardson
Diane
Miss Ricardo
Griffith-Jones
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Fairbanks
Britain
New York
Grand Jury to Consider Two Murders in Fairfield County
Fairfield County grand jury meets next Monday to hear evidence for indictments against Frederick Spears 26 charged with the killings of Mrs. Virginia Wagner last December and Mrs. Mona Eckard last May. Prosecutor E. Raymond Morehart will present evidence from last April. Spears previously confessed to both murders and to assaulting a Fairfield County mother of four on June 13.
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Fairfield County
Frederick Spears
E. Raymond Morehart
Spears
Virginia Wagner
Mona Eckard
Wagner
Eckard
Research Specialist Warns of Pesticides
Washington government expert Dr. W. C. Hoeper of the National Cancer Institute warned a Senate subcommittee that some pesticides sold publicly can cause cancer and death calling them biological dynamite. Columbus unemployment claims rose slightly for the week ended July 20 per a Bureau of Unemployment Compensation report.
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Washington
Senate
W. C. Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Columbus
Bureau of
Convicted Killer Sought After Logan Prison Escape
Logan and Hocking County law enforcement search for Benjamin Meyer 34 once of Logan. Meyer, life-term for 1954 wife murder Velvia 26, escaped London Correctional Institution with two other convicts. Analysts fear vengeance on officials and possible return to Logan as search broadens.
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Hocking County
Benjamin Meyer
London
Meyer
Velvia
London Institution
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
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Bremen Rd
Logan plant site surprise as Chris Craft explored
Logan officials expressed surprise at reports that Chris Craft Corp. may consider Logan and Cleveland for a northern plant. The Logan Trade Club has contacted several firms to attract new industry to Hocking County, with no commitments. Governors Conference in Miami Beach prompted initial expansion rumors, and a loan application from an Akron firm for a chlorine venture in southwestern Ohio is under review by the Ohio Financing Commission.
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Chris Craft Corp
Logan Trade Club
Cleveland
Chris Craft
Trade Club
Hocking County
Ohio
Department of Development
Akron
Ohio Financing Commission
Ohio Development Financing Commission to Act Soon
Columbus report says the Ohio Development Financing Commission will be ready to take its first action on a loan application in about a month. The Department of Development forecasts a rapid start for the new agency's lending duties.
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Columbus
Department of Development
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Construction walkout ends as 55 return to site
Fifty five men who walked off the $11.5 million expansion project at public auditorium returned to the site today but did not resume work immediately. The walkout followed two Negro plumbers reporting for work on the project.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Cincinnati Elections Board Extends Hours for Registration Drive
The Hamilton County Board of Elections will adopt longer hours next month to support a voter registration drive focused on African American residents. The extension was granted at the request of the Advancement of Colored People.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Board of Elections
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
RacialDemonstrators Return to Brooklyn Hospital Site
Reduced force of demonstrators returned to a Brooklyn hospital construction project and pressed for more Negro and Puerto Rican workers in city building trades. Police had arrested over 140 sit down pickets at two New York construction sites.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Mob clashes with police at white-only pool
In Baton Rouge six officers fought to keep an unruly mob of African Americans from forcing entry to a public pool restricted to whites. The clash unfolded Tuesday and left authorities grappling with public order in the segregated town.
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Baton Rouge
Charleston Merchants Agreement Desegregation Plan
Sixty two Charleston merchants say they will implement desegregation in their stores. Negro leaders demand complete citywide integration and threaten intensified demonstrations if goals are not met.
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Charleston
S. C
Churchmen Across Faiths Denounce Segregation to Congress
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders told Congress that segregation is immoral and racism is a blasphemy against God, urging action to end discrimination.
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Washington
Congress
Moscow talks aim at partial nuclear test ban
Western diplomats hope for a signed partial ban on nuclear tests after a morning session in Moscow with Soviet, American, and British experts. Negotiators caution that the draft is not yet final and a signing date may slip. U S officials say Khrushchev likely to defer a nonaggression pact.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Khrushchev
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Dear Rusk
Rusk
Congressiona
Senate
Convicted Counterfeit Ring Ties Three Men in Ohio
Three Youngstown area men Vincent P. Serman Lennie Strollo and Nick Zappia were found guilty by a federal jury in Cleveland of possessing and passing counterfeit ten dollar bills in Mahoning County last winter. Zappia faced jail while Serman and Strollo remained free on bond. authorities say the ring circulated about sixty thousand dollars in fake currency. A second item reports a fatal collision near Harrison with 28 injuries on a Port Authority Trans Hudson line train.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
U. S. District Court
Vincent P. Serman
Lennie Strollo
Campbell
Nick Zappia
James J. Carroll
Serman
Strollo
Zappia
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Spacecraft launch postponed for Syncom 2 due to technical problems
Cape Canaveral reports indefinite postponement of the Syncom 2 communications satellite launch. Technical problems halted the mission that aimed to place the satellite into a 22,300 mile high orbit and hover over a fixed area.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Congress Pressed to Act as Rail Strike Threat Grows
Congress faces mounting pressure from both parties to pass Kennedy rail bill before a nationwide strike. Dirksen drafted a resolution to keep trains running, while unions threaten a massive walkout if new work rules go into effect. Railroad officials back Kennedy plan to put dispute in ICC, and hearings resume with Wirtz testifying on three virtues of the administration bill.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Wirtz
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