Ohio Supreme Court Decision Awaited on SUB Benefits
Ohio Supreme Court readiness to rule on supplemental unemployment benefits SUB expected by 4 pm The outcome will decide if SUB payments may start immediately or require a later decision If reviewed the merits will follow later Fourteen thousand workers face back SUB sums and weekly totals ranging up to a million dollars Union estimates suggest higher eligibility and payments The case involves unions steel companies and the state unemployment agency headed by James R Tichenor
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Ohio Supreme Court
Mahoning
William O’neill
James R. Tichenor
Afl-Cio Steelworkers Union
Tichenor
United States
Ohio
Farley enters New York Senate race as Democrat
James A. Farley, former Democratic national chairman and postmaster general, announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in New York. Republicans express misgivings as August conventions approach to choose nominees for the Senate race.
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Washington
James A. Farley
New York
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Irving M. Ives
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Bkan
LAW Seeks Talks With Auto Big Three
The United Auto Workers Union moves to restart contract negotiations with General Motors Ford and Chrysler after extending with American Motors. If no deal is reached by June 15 the existing three-year pact with AMC remains in effect indefinitely.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
UAW
AMC
Commission Suggests Pension Ceiling End
Columbus The Governor's Commission on Aging recommends ending the $65 a month pension ceiling. The proposal heads a list of recommendations announced by the 41 member panel Tuesday.
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Columbus
Governor’s Commission On Aging
Be sure you reach as many prospects as you can by phoning your ad in
A terse sales pitch urges advertisers to maximize reach by calling in their advertisement orders now. It emphasizes immediate action to secure wider exposure and faster placement.
Ike Receives Soviet Trade Bid From Khrushchev
Premier Khrushchev sent a letter to President Eisenhower proposing expanded trade with the Soviet Union aimed at obtaining machinery for boosting synthetic materials and plastics production. The move comes as West German and British leaders meet with Eisenhower and Dulles to discuss policy.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Russia
McElroy Urges Cadets to Settle Fusses at Home
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy told graduates at West Point that military disputes should be settled in the executive branch rather than Congress. He promoted a congressional plan to reorganize defense and warned it could invite open airing of disputes. Eisenhower echoed concerns over officials acting on their own to take issues to Congress.
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N. Y
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Neil H. McElroy
Executive Department
Congress
McElroy
U.S. Military Academy
House
Eisenhower
Turkish opposition accuses Menderes on illegal measures
In Istanbul the opposition People’s Republic party accuses Premier Adnan Menderes’ government of preparing illegal and unconstitutional measures to silence criticism. The charge follows government orders for a second day preventing newspapers from printing remarks by Republican leader Ismet Inonu.
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Turkey
People's Republican Party Today
Adnah Menderes
Ismet Inonu
Poisoning hits Marion school luncheon disaster plan used
In Marion North Carolina 202 students and staff from Eugene Cross Elementary School were rushed to Marion General Hospital after a food poisoning incident at a year end luncheon. Doctors said all patients will recover and the hospital activated a disaster plan for the first time.
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Marion
N.C
Marion General Hospital
Eugene Cross
W. F. E. Lostin
Rocket Blows Injuring Three at Ft Sill
Three Army officers at Fort Sill Oklahoma were slightly injured when a Honest John rocket exploded on its launcher. Lt Frederick A Rarapaugh said he was placing fuses on the magnesium warhead when he heard a click and warned 25 soldiers before the warhead blew up. The rocket motor ignited and the 17 foot missile zigzagged about 400 yards on the ground.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Frederick A. Rarapaugh
Vaudeville Star Maude Nugent Dies at 85
New York news reports vaudeville star and songwriter Maude Nugent, 85, who wrote Sweet Rosie OGrady, died Tuesday. She was widow of song publisher William Jerome.
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New York
Maude Nugent
Rosie O’grady
William Jerome
Khrushchev accuses Tito of planting Trojan horse in camp
Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev accuses Yugoslavia led by President Tito of promoting independent communism and sowing division in the Communist camp through Tito’s theories.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Detectives Nab Whisky Still Hidden in Car Trunk
Holly Hill police chief FE I Goss chased the driver on foot after spotting a hidden whisky still mounted in a car trunk. Goss pursued and captured the driver and seized the illicit apparatus.
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Holly Hill
Goss
De Gaulle Arrives in Algeria Amid Uncertain Policy Outlook
Premier De Gaulle lands in Algiers for talks with the insurgent leaders led by Gen. Raoul Salan. Crowds greet the returning war leader while questions loom over his plan to end four years of Moslem nationalist rebellion and potential liberal reforms or integration.
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Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Public Safety Committee
France
Brown Beats Senator in California Primary
In California's primary Edmund G. Brown won the Democratic nomination for governor with a record two party vote total. William F. Knowland led the Republican side, edging toward defeat as Brown captured a strong statewide margin. Knight defeated Christopher for the Republican senatorial nomination in a separate result.
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Associated Press
California
Edmund G. Brown
William F. Knowland
Cross
Brown
Senate
Alameda
Knowland
Goodwin Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Knight
Christopher
Ike Portrays Services As Peace Shields
President Eisenhower urged the United States Naval Academy graduates to pursue war prevention and world peace while stressing that a just peace requires strength. He described the armed services as great shields to guard peace and urged continued adherence to efficient military management amid his defense reform push.
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Annapolis
Eisenhower
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Suspended Judge Loses Bid for Renomination in Hamilton Co
In Chattanooga Tennessee Raulston Schoolfield 52 a suspended judge lost his bid for renomination to the Criminal Court bench. Campbell Carden 43 years old won the Hamilton County Democratic primary by about a two to one margin in Tuesday’s vote.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Raulston Schoolfield
Criminal Court
Campbell Carden
Schoolfield
Hamilton County
Ohio sales tax case enters third day against S. S. Kresge
The state pursues a historic sales tax assessment against S. S. Kresge Co. claiming a four year liability totaling $396,579.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. S. Kresge Co
Louisville Man Fined After Car Collision Row
John Albert Green Sr. injures from a spat with wife after she hits him with the family car. In court Green argues the wife did not hit him hard, and the judge dismisses assault charges against Mrs. Green. Green is fined $50 for public drunkenness despite the outcome.
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Louisville
John Albert Green
Identity of 45 Victims Sought in Mexico Crash
In Guadalajara efforts to identify 45 dead from Mexico's worst air disaster proceed as investigators probe the Constellation crash into Picado Peak during a storm. The dead include 13 Americans, 2 Canadians, and two American engineers. The army conducts a house to house search in Tlajomulco for looted wreckage.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Aeronaves de Mexico
Fl Picado Peak
California
Tlajomulco
Jupiter missile to enter large scale production
The Army authorizes a full production line for Jupiter missiles at Chrysler Corp Warren Michigan plant after a revival in status. The plan marks a shift from halted status to mass manufacture.
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Jupiter
Washington
Army
Pentagon
Chrysler Corp
Warren
Mich
Jobless Decline Seen by U S Officials
Washington officials forecast May unemployment under five million as figures due Friday show improvement in jobless numbers.
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Washington
Edmund Brown Emerges As Democratic Governor Hope
Morale and style mark Edmund G. Pat Brown as a persuasive Democrat in California politics. The 53-year-old attorney general, a former Republican, built broad appeal with a plain, sincere image while challenging Republican Sen. William Knowland in the primary. Brown campaigned hard, mixing door to door outreach with pointed attacks on Knowland and the right to work stance.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
William F. Knowland
Brown
Knowland
One Dies as Fire Strikes Neil House Hotel in Columbus
Fire swept a seventh-floor suite at the Neil House in downtown Columbus. Joe Lewis, 63, owner of a local flower shop and hotel resident, died from the blaze. Guests fled to window ledges or were evacuated in their night clothes. Damages totaled about 800 dollars to the building and 1000 dollars to contents. Fire officials indicated the mattress ignition. Lewis appeared to have fought the flames before succumbing to smoke or burns.
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Columbus
Joe Lewis
Neil
Lewis
Ralph Fox
Fox
Bond Burning Ends Muskingum Watershed Debt
The 1,350,000 in bonds were burned Tuesday night at Zanesville High School auditorium marking the end of flood control indebtedness for the 18 county Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. The event coincided with a day-long celebration of the district’s 25th anniversary.
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Zanesville
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy
Zanesville High School
Two Men Rescued From Sinking Barge on Lake Erie
Two Cleveland men were rescued by a Coast Guard launch after an 88 foot barge being towed by the tug Toledo sank in Lake Erie east of Avon Point Tuesday night.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Toledo
Lake Erie
Avon Point
Israel reports border firing injuring Israeli soldier
The Israeli army said Jordanian positions fired on an Israeli unit near the frontier dividing Jerusalem today, wounding one Israeli soldier seriously.
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Jerusalem
Thompson Products and AWA Reach Agreement in Detroiter Auto Talks
Terms close to those rejected by the union in Detroit auto bargaining have been agreed upon by Thompson Products Inc and the Aircraft Workers Alliance, an independent union.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Thompson Products, Inc
Aircraft Workers Alliance
Police clash with Delgado supporters in Portugal rally
Police clashed with followers of opposition presidential candidate Gen Humberto Delgado at a northern Portugal rally. A number of people were injured as the campaign ends at midnight to allow a three day period before balloting Sunday.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Humberto Delgado
Woman 103 Leaves 120 Direct Descendants
Mrs Mary Marque le Rette of Melrose Massachusetts died Tuesday at age 103 leaving 120 direct descendants according to local notices.
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Melrose
Mass
Mary Marque le Rette
Roosevelt son wins renomination for third term in Congress
James Roosevelt, eldest son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, easily won renomination in the Democratic primary Tuesday, building a large lead for a third term in Congress.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Weather West Virginia Ohio Five Day Forecast Warm Period
Wether West Virginia fair tonight low 52 57 east and 55 60 west. Thursday fair warmer. Ohio mostly fair and warmer tonight low 56 60. Thursday increasing cloudiness and warmer. Ohio five day forecast temperatures average 4 5 degrees above normal. Normal highs 77 north 81 south. Normal lows 56 north 56 south. Warm throughout period with precipitation one half inch or less as scattered showers Thursday night or Friday and again Monday.
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Ohio
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