Senate predicts Du Pont GM split will push antitrust bills
Senator O Mahoney said the Supreme Court ruling forcing Du Pont to relinquish its control of GM will renew momentum for pending antitrust legislation. He urged follow through on 1956 proposals to dismember GM, noting the decision strengthens calls for premerger notification and tighter bank-merger rules. GM stock fluctuated after the decision while Du Pont shares rose then closed up.
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O’mahoney
Wyo
du Pont Co
General Motors Corp
Congress
General Motors
Supreme Court
High Court
Capitol Hill
Sen. Frear
Del
Chicago
du Pont
Justice Brennan
Robinson-Patman
Wall Street
Panel Says Tax Cutting Not Wise
Washington reports a bipartisan panel of economists and businessmen telling a Senate House Economic subcommittee that the economy shows zip but not enough to justify immediate tax cuts. They warn inflation remains the main risk and budget cuts of 3 to 5 billion dollars would be needed to ease rates or taxes. activity is near a plateau with limited future gains.
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Washington
Senate House
Mills
D-Ark
12th BG student expelled for riot involvement at BGSU
Bowling Green Ohio Jon Ruckspahl a Dayton freshman on Monday became the 12th student dismissed from Bowling Green State University for taking part in the May 24 riot at the school.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Jon Ruckspahl
Dayton
Bowling Green State University
UN Charter Revision Conference Delayed Two Years
United Nations officials announced a two year delay in the conference to revise the UN Charter. A UN Assembly committee approved the postponement by a 67 to 0 vote making General Assembly approval likely.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN Assembly
General Assembly
Phone firms map Circleville dial system expansion
Circleville will see a million dollar program by General Telephone Co of Ohio and Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co to install a new dial telephone network. Final completion is scheduled for September 1958.
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Circleville
General Telephone Co. of
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Dial
Byrd Predicts Budget Cuts Despite Ike Spending Plan
Senator Byrd predicts the next U S budget will be trimmed despite Eisenhower's high new money requests. He heads the Senate Finance Committee and says Congress will enact significant reductions from the 73 billion dollar request while noting existing funds may still be drawn. He warns an election year pressure could limit tax cuts if the budget remains large.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Beck Junior invokes Fifth Amendment before Senate
Dave Beck Jr. refused to answer questions before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee invoking the Fifth Amendment 19 times over eight minutes. He was questioned about business dealings with the Teamsters Union and linked to financial dealings attributed to his father.
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Washington
Dave Beck, Jr
Senate
Teamsters Union
The
Senators
Beck Junior
Union
Arab League Tightens Squeeze on Israel
In Cairo the nine nation Arab League pledges a tighter economic squeeze on Israel. The economic committee moves to blacklist motor firms selling vehicles to Israel and blacklist foreign firms contracted to supply Israel with services or goods.
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Arab League
Israel
Cairo
League
London to halt hydrogen test series after next blast
Reports from two London newspapers say Britain will cut short its hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific after the upcoming third detonation. The decision reportedly follows discussions within the government and scientific advisers.
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Britain
Pacific
Jersey Breeders Tour Central Ohio Farms
Jersey breeders from across the nation attend the 89th annual American Jersey Cattle Club meeting in Columbus and tour central Ohio Jersey farms. The group will hear awards results at a Wednesday business session. At Springfield the Folck Classic Sale averaged 1982 dollars with 40 head sold, a North American high. Masterim Sleeper Dora, owned by 4 H member James Dean, commanded top price. Harmony Farm paid 7000 dollars. At the Clark County Fairground sales, 36 Jerseys averaged 497 dollars, Harmony Fancy Priscilla selling for 1150 dollars.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
Ohio
Springfield
North America
Masterim Sleeper
Dora
James Dean
Ridgeway
Mich
Harmony Farm
Greenwich
Conn
Clark County Fairground
Harmony Fancy
Priscilla
Harmony Farms
Arson Suspect Freed As Grand Jury Delays Action
George W Wright of Alliance, jailed May 7 on an arson charge after a fatal Alliance fire, was released when Stark County grand jury did not act. Prosecutors said an informant had misinformed investigators about Wright’s presence near the residence.
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Canton
Ohio
George W Wright
Alliance
Stark County Grand Jury
Wright
Commemoration Rites Open Conference in Lakeside
A commemoration service opens the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church annual session in Lakeside. The Rev. J B Rosemargy of First Methodist Newark delivers the memorial address for ministers and wives who have died in the past year.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church
J. B. Rosemargy
First Methodist Church
Newark
Weather update across Ohio and surrounding states
Ohio expects fair skies with little temperature change today tonight and Wednesday. Highs reach 80 then 55, with lows around 60. West Virginia shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly south and central tonight and Wednesday. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with more showers and storms.
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Bismarck
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Fort Worth
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Miami
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Tampa
Auto fins unlikely to grow larger says Chrysler official
Richmond Virginia report quotes E. C. Quinn, a top Chrysler Corp official, stating he does not believe tail fins on automobiles will get bigger and adds he does not see how they can.
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Richmond
Chrysler Corp
E. C. Quinn
Bombs Kill Nine in Algiers City Attack
A bombing in downtown Algiers killed nine, including five Europeans and a child, and injured over 80 as time bombs hidden in lamp post bases detonated during rush hour. The attack follows earlier fatalities in Algiers during a separate football stadium bombing.
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Algeria
Two Airmen Die in Transport Crash in Alaska Area
Two airmen were killed and two injured seriously when an Air Force transport plane ferrying personnel and gear to Alaska radar sites crashed near McGrath Alaska and burst into flames Monday night.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
McGrath
West German Red Cross Chief cites polio fear in Hungary
Dr. Heinrich Weitz announced in Bonn that medical authorities in Hungary fear a serious polio epidemic. The statement underscored concerns about infectious disease spread and international health alerts.
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Germany
Red Cross
Heinrich Weitz
Hungary
Giants Take Look At Empires
Du Pont General Motors ruling by the Supreme Court sparks discussion on big business dominance. The piece notes GM and Du Pont as two of the world's largest industrial empires and examines concerns over consolidation and competition amid a wave of mergers and diversification.
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NEW York
du Pont-General Motors
Supreme Court
du Pont
United States
General Motors
Bell Telephone System
Jersey Standard Oil
U. S. Steel
Ford
Gulf Oil
Socony Mobil
Liquor Enforcement Gets New Chieftain
Raymond J. Ripberger aged 51 becomes chief of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control Enforcement Division in Columbus succeeding Floyd Moon who returns to the State Highway Patrol. Ripberger had been assistant chief since May 1 after retiring April 30 as head of the U S Narcotics Bureau Ohio district.
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Raymond J. Ripberger
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Floyd Moon
State Highway Patrol
Ripberger
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Ohio
Nine Year Old Reports Family Tragedy At Farm Home
A nine year old girl or boy called the sheriff to say his father shot his mother and then killed himself. Deputies found Leroy King about 60 and Kathryn King about 50 dead at their farm residence on the outskirts of Sandusky.
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Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's
Leroy King
Kathryn
Graduation Speakers Warn of Bleak Days Across Ohio
The Associated Press notes 733 graduates from seven Ohio colleges heard somber messages as commencements closed. Norman Cousins warned of extinction if nuclear tests continue, Sen. Lausche urged national purpose beyond commerce, and Milburn Akers urged spiritual values to avert decay at Otterbein. Other speeches echoed bleak forecasts as Bluffton and Marietta held ceremonies.
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Ohio
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Wilmington College
Frank Lausche
Capital University
America
Otterbein College
Milburn P. Akers
Chicago Sun-Times
Kenyon
Western College
Lausche
Bluffton and Marietta Colleges
Japan-GI case pits treaties against Japanese pressure
The United States agreed to turn over Army Specialist 3 C. William C. Girard to Japan for trial after Tokyo pressed for Japanese jurisdiction over servicemen in certain cases. The decision spurred congressional outcry over status of forces treaties and prompted calls to renegotiate agreements and reexamine trial authority.
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United States
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Defense
Wilson
State Dulles
Congress
William C. Girard
Ottawa- LaSalle
Ill
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Girard
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Eisenhower
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R-Calif
GOP Leaders Report Dissension Over Eisenhower Budget
Washington reports say Republican leaders bring to President Eisenhower a view of party dissension over his $71 billion spending plan and challenges in retaking Congress. Meade Alcorn and campaign chiefs to meet at the White House ahead of rally events as party unity is stressed.
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GOP
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Senate
Alcorn
Sen. Schoeppel
Kansas
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Pennsylvania
Martin
Massachusetts
Teamsters End Strike After Three Year Contract
Youngstown residents see home deliveries resume after Local 377 Teamsters Union accepts a three year pact. Stores faced backlogs as furniture and department stores, parcel firms, and related businesses suffered stoppages. A driver reported being assaulted by a picket while delivering Monday.
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Ohio
Youngstown - Warren
Teamsters Union
Glaziers Strike 150 in Central Ohio
About 150 Local 372 glaziers walked off at 10 central Ohio glass firms after failed talks. A union spokesman said no wage agreement was reached and fringe benefits remain the main demand.
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Columbus
Glaziers Union
Central Ohio
Balloon To Suspend Third Atomic Device
At the Atomic Test Site the third balloon suspended nuclear test was postponed 24 hours and is now tentatively planned for Wednesday morning. The projected yield is well below the nominal 20 kilotons.
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United States
Banker Indicted on Forgery and Embezzlement Counts
Geauga County grand jury charges Robert W. Cummings 40 in Chardon with five counts of forgery and five counts of embezzlement relating to his tenure as Chesterland branch manager of the First National Bank of Burton.
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Chardon, Ohio
Robert W. Cummings
Chesterland
First National Bank of
Burton
Geauga County Grand Jury
First Atlas ICBM Test Flight Planned for Florida
The San Diego Union reports the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile will launch from Patrick Air Force Base in Florida on Friday. The maiden flight covers about 2000 miles, rising to roughly 700 miles altitude before turning southeast past island tracking stations and landing in open tropical waters.
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Calif
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
James
Ike To Board Saratoga To Observe Maneuvers
President Eisenhower and aides will observe naval maneuvers from the super carrier Saratoga off Florida. He will fly from Washington to Jacksonville on Thursday and board the ship after arrival, then return to Washington late Friday.
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Saratoga
Washington
Eisenhower
Florida
White House
Jacksonville
Fla
Ammonia Leak Forces 20 Families To Evacuate
Eye burning ammonia fumes drifted from a leaking hose in Weston causing 20 families to evacuate their homes. Anhydrous ammonia was pumped from a railroad tank car into a tank at a road building supply firm.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Weston
Midway Island Rebuilt After Battle of 1942
Midway Island undergoes a 37 million dollar redevelopment to create a 10 000 foot runway and 948 acre nerve center for U S defense. 1100 workers from Hawaii scour the harbor to deepen 36 feet for 90 000 ton tankers as the island grows into DEW early warning duties for the Pacific.
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