42 Million Cut In Tax Plans By Concession
In Columbus the compromise reduces the corporate franchise tax increase from 96 to 64 million before Senate passage. The bill passed 17-15 after rebels split from Democrats, breaking weeks of deadlock. House plan kept two mill rate. future sales tax revision aims to raise 34 million. DiSalle hedges on further revenue sources to balance a 237 million general fund goal.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Tala
Vipale
Senate Taxation Committee
Stephen R. Olenick
Mahoning
Julius J. Petrash
Cuyahoga
Anthony O. Calabrese
Petrash
Democratic
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
Ray T. Miller
O F Cleveland
John J. Corrigan
Disalle
Flying Granddad Sets Africa to California Nonstop Mark
Max Conrad, 56, set a world nonstop record with a 56 hour 38 minute flight covering 7638 miles from Casa Blanca Morocco to Los Angeles. He flew a single engine light plane via Corpus Christi El Paso and Phoenix, saying mint tea nauseated him but he pressed on to a welcome in Los Angeles. The feat surpassed the 1957 Manila to Oregon record by M L Boling. Senate opens debate on Lewis L Strauss nomination as secretary of commerce amid expected close vote.
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Los Angeles
Max Conrad
Africa
California
Conrad
Casablanca
Morocco
Cuba
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco
L.A
M. L
Pat) Boling
Manila
Oregon
Bus Strike Averted In Dayton Transit Contract Deal
Dayton bus strike was averted an hour before midnight deadline as 370 drivers and mechanics reached a new contract with City Transit Co. Details describe agreement to avert work stoppage and resume service.
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Dayton
City Transit Co
West Virginia Ohio Five Day Weather Outlook
Weather summary shows parity conditions in West Virginia with low 50s to 60s and scattered thundershowers. Ohio fair with lows near 57 and highs in low 50s. five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures by 4-9 degrees, mainly dry into weekend with a chance of showers early next week. city-by-city readings include Cleveland and Philadelphia with varied cloudiness and temps.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Cleveland
Cseeseess
Des Moines
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Phiadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Cheshire Man Injured Driver Of Auto Dies
A 40 year old Paden City driver died when his car left U S Route 33 near the Route 2 junction west of Ripley. His passenger Joseph Wills 49 of Cheshire was hospitalized then moved to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis.
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Cheshire Man
Point Pleasant
Paden City
Joseph Wills
Cheshire
Joe Markham
Ripley
Wills
Ripley Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Sanity hearing date set for Gov Earl Long in Texas
Galveston Texas probate judge Hugh Gibson is to set a date for Earl K Long's sanity hearing. Arguments reportedly may be heard on June 16, two weeks after a National Guard plane escorted the governor from Baton Rouge to the hospital. The governor's wife and a cousin sought custody for his protection. Russell Long suggested the governor could return to Baton Rouge within a month after confinement and medical review.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Hugh Gibson
National Guard
Long
Blanche
Arthur Long
Governor Long
Russell Long
Court To Set Execution Day
Lincoln Neb. The Nebraska Supreme Court will decide the new execution date for Charles Starkweather admitted slayer of 11 persons. Attorney General C S Beck seeks swift action while federal courts denied a habeas corpus hearing and refused to extend a stay of execution.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska State Supreme Court
C. S. Beck
Starkweather
Eighth Clieut Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Ohio Fuel Gas Co Plans $865000 Gas Line Build In Ohio
Washington reports Ohio Fuel Gas Co plans to spend 865000 on natural gas pipeline facilities in Licking and Richland counties Ohio. The Power Commission granted temporary authority to proceed with the project.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
Licking
Richland
The
Power Commission
Columbus
Jail Birds Yes Petunias No
In Maywood New Jersey a newspaper ad inviting residents with garden troubles to call the agriculture extension service led to 150 calls to police after the police number was printed in error. Authorities seek a correction to avoid further calls.
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Maywood
N. J
County Agriculture Extension Service
Mary Smith’s Navy Family Grows as Sixth Son Leaves
Muskegon widow Mary Smith bids farewell to Floyd at 17 as he joins the Navy, completing a family pattern begun 17 years earlier when brothers Howard and Donald enlisted for World War II service. Lionell died aboard USS Hoel in 1944, others served aboard ships in Greenland and at bases.
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Muskegon
Mich
Mary Smith
Floyd
Navy
Howard
Donald
Great Lakes
Ill
Lionell
Philippine Islands
Charles E. Smith
United States
Thule
Greenland
Alfred
Iowa
Salem
Tractor Driver Killed In River Embankment Crash
A 75 year old farmer Adolph J. Sandrell of near Fort Recovery died when his tractor plunged down a 10 foot embankment into the Wabash River Thursday.
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Celina
Wabash River
Adolph J. Sandrell
Fort Recovery
Eisenhower Presses for Realistic Interest Rates
President Eisenhower warned the government could face trouble if it cannot compete for money with realistic interest rates. He suggested the possibility of asking Congress to raise the interest rate ceiling on government bonds but said no decision had been made.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Society of Business Magazine Editors
America
U. S
Charters To Go Monday For Five Ohio Schools
Five Ohio high schools near losing charters as state standards unmet. Dr E E Holt will urge the Board of Education to revoke the charters of Carbon Hill Gibisonville Amity Whestone and Moscow along with 17 other schools for deficient curricula equipment or other required standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
E. E. Holt
Board of Education
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Amity
Knox County
Whestone
Crawford County
Moscow
Clermont County
Education Department
Adenauer Reverses Move Up to West German Presidency
Adenauer explains keeping his role as chancellor after a stormy party meeting in Bonn. He cites inability to appoint a successor and aims to maintain stability amid international pressures. Ludwig Erhard is seen as a potential successor, while Franz Etzel remains a quieter alternative.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democrat Party
Franz Etzel
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
United States
Washington
Christian Democrats
Will Rasner
Reid Johnson Confirmed Without Fuss by Senate
Washington reports the Senate approved Eisenhower’s nominations with voice votes. Ogden Reid, 33, former president and editor of the New York Herald Tribune, was named ambassador to Israel. George M. Johnson, 58, a Black lawyer and educator, appointed to the Civil Rights Commission. Thomas S. Gates Jr. also won confirmation as deputy secretary of defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ogden R.eid
Israel
George M. Johnson
Civil Rights Commission
Senate
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Defense
Gates
Navy
Donald A. Quarles
Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Dark. Johnson
J. Ernest Wilkins
Dillon Dam Road Relocation Bids Sought for Reservoir Project
Huntington District engineers invited bids to relocate Ohio Route 146 for the Dillon Reservoir on the Licking River in Muskingum County. The work covers 3550 feet beginning 675 feet east of the Licking Muskingum line with bids opening about June 29.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.S. Engineers
Huntington District
Dillion Reservoir
Licking River
Muskingum County
Licking-Muskingum
Runaway Truck Kills Woman in Wooster
Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Eberhart 74 will be held Saturday after a driverless pickup rolled from a parking space, struck her and dragged her over a curb Wednesday in Wooster.
Reds May Agree To Berlin Rights
Geneva AP report says Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko implied the USSR could concede Western allies rights to maintain garrisons in West Berlin indefinitely. Western ministers seek free access as a test of Soviet willingness. Gromyko offered no negotiation details and pressed for a formal meeting as Khrushchev weighs concessions.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Gromyko
West Germany
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Disturbance Erupts in Ecuador Army Mutiny
In Guayaquil a deadly clash between a recruit and his captain sparked mass violence. Martial law was declared after a week of fighting that left at least 25 dead and 150 injured, with soldiers and civilians ransacking the officers club and killing the captain in the street.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Convicted Murderer Faces Second Trial
Eugene Henry 34 of Hanging Rock Ohio near Lronton, already serving life for murder, faces a June 16 trial in Grayson Kentucky for a fatal shooting tied to a prior case. He pleaded innocent claiming self defense after being arraigned and testified he shot Pearlie Mae Bush accidentally during a struggle for a gun after Norris was killed.
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Grayson, Ky
Eugene Henry
Hanging Rock
Ohio
Lronton
Charles
Chad) Norris
Henry
Pearlie Mae Bush
Norris
Fate Of Space Mice May Remain Mystery
Air Force officials cited an unknown malfunction that sent Discoverer III off course. The rocket and its four mice aboard were burned up upon re entry far from Bandenberg Air Force Base. No definite cause for the failure was given.
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Amercia
Scott Crossfield
Eaweeds Air Force Base
Calif
Bandenberg Air Force Base
Air Force
West Coast
Ten Years Of A Work At Nelsonville Ohio University Student Graduates With 4.0
Patricia Donahey Cooksey of Nelsonville receives a bachelor of science from Ohio University in 1959 as the fourth student in school history to graduate with a perfect four point zero average. She majored in zoology with chemistry and joined Pi Beta Phi. Her marriage to Roderick Cooksey and a move to Columbus follow. Her achievement mirrors earlier 4.0 alumnae Marilyn Newkirk and Margaret Sahlin.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Patreena Donahey Cooksey
Thettractive Young Coed
Nelsonville
Richard Sterling Donahey
Logan
Patricia
Pi Beta Phi
Cutler Society
Alpha Lambda Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Roderick Lee Cooksey
Columbus
Warren-Teed Products Company
Donahey
Richard Sterling, Jr
Logan High
Thomas
James
William
Athens
Changes Planned for State Hospitals in Ohio
Dr. Robert A. Haines, head of Mental Hygiene and Correction, discussed remedies with Jay W. Collins, survey chief. Collins, director of a Euclid hospital, will hold monthly progress reviews and report to Gov. DiSalle on the department’s adequacy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Haines
Department of
Mental Hygiene and Correction
Jay W. Collins
Collins
Euclid
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Aerial Target Breaks Loose in Mentor Yard
A 4-foot 65-pound aerial gunnery target being towed by a Pennsylvania National Guard plane broke loose and blew apart in Mrs. Rudy Dietrich’s back yard in Mentor, missing her house by about 15 feet. The target was en route from Pittsburgh to a gunnery range near Kelleys Island in Lake Erie.
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Painesville
Pennsylvania National Guard
Rudy Dietrich
Mentor
Pittsburgh
Kelleys Island
Lake Erie
South Korean Army Repels North Crossings Near Armistice Zone
South Korean troops repelled four North Korean attempts to slip across the armistice zone into South Korea, an army spokesman announced.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
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