Guardsman struggles to readmit wife from Europe
National Guardsman Charles Irvine says his wife Lori, a British subject, cannot return to the United States after a Korea post. She is stranded in Niagara Falls, Canada, with their son and dog, amid immigration red tape and unclear entry rules.
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Pittsburgh
Europe
Korea
Niagara Falls
Canada
Charles Irvine
708Th
National Guard
Lori
Arthur Mullin
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Germany
Montreal
Irvine
Strike Looms At Portsmouth Atomic Plant
About 2,000 workers at the Portsmouth Area atomic plant awaited union guidance on a possible strike after last night’s negotiations failed to resolve the contract deadlock by midnight. Four AFL unions seek wage increases above current undisclosed rates, while 11 other unions recently received raises.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Portsmouth Area
Atom
AFL
Peter Kiewit and Sons
Kiewit
U S Population Rises 1.7 Percent in Year
The Census Bureau reports the U S population including armed forces overseas reached about 161 969 000 on May 1 an increase of 2 767 000 or 1 7 percent from a year earlier The May 1 figure reflects nationwide growth and continues the postwar rise in population figures.
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Washington
Census Bureau
McCarthy Repeats Charges Under Oath At Hearing
Senator McCarthy testified under oath that Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor John G Adams suggested communist infiltration of the Air Force and Navy for subcommittee investigation. He said Adams offered to provide Roy M. Cohn with Navy information while Welch wept over McCarthy’s harsh interrogation of a young lawyer, Frederick Fisher, during a tense recess.
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Washington
McCarthy
Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Air Force
Navy
McCarthy Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
G. David Schine
Adams
Pentagon
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph N. Welch
Welch
Boston
Frederick G. Fisher
Fisher
National Lawyers Guild
House
Senate
Fisher Welch
Cohn
Jury Deadlocked in Brickles Manslaughter Trial
A nine man and three woman jury failed to reach a verdict in the manslaughter case against former state highway patrolman Robert Brickles, 29, after an eight hour deadlock. The hit and run death of Patrolman Carl Green occurred March 5 near Coal Grove. Two women testified Brickles drove when Green was struck. Brickles claimed illness left him sleeping as the car moved. Prosecution did not state if a retrial would be sought. unofficial reports suggested a 9 to 3 lean toward acquittal.
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Ironton
Ohio
Robert Brickles
Brickles
Carl Green
Coal Grove
Green
Prince Domino Bull Acquitted in Civil Suit
In Napa California Prince Domino III a blue blooded bull was acquitted of willful misconduct in a case brought by Glen and Carleton Lynch of St Helena. Superior Judge Mervin C Leinhart ruled in favor of Prince Domino and owner George Hardikian owner of Omar Kayyam's Restaurant in San Francisco in a $6610 civil suit alleging the bull damaged fences and harassed 34 heifers over three years.
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Napa
Calif
Prince Domino III
Mervin C. Leinhart
Prince Domino
George Hardikian
Omar Kayyam
San Francisco
Glen
Carleton Lynch
St. Helena
Lynchs
62 Yearold Woman to Get College Degree
Cleveland report profiles Irene Thomas a shy 62 yearold grandmother who will receive a college degree next Wednesday after 42 years of on again off again study She first enrolled at Western Reserve University in 1912 for a one year certificate in library work then returned in 1926 to take courses to cope with troubles after leaving school.
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Cleveland
Irene Thomas
Western Reserve University
Pasture Goes to Cows On Delaware Dairy Pasture
Seaford farmer J Ockels feeds cows by bringing chopped grass in a forage harvester to the barns. The cows stand and eat as the herd enjoys a mobile pasture delivery system praised as a lazy but clever feed method.
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Delaware Dairy
Seaford
Del
Herman J. Ockels
Ockels
Democrats Plot Statewide Campaign Strategy in Columbus
National and state Democratic leaders meet in Columbus to map full state and congressional campaigns. Speakers include national chairman Stephen Mitchell Senator Thomas Burke Governor Frank Lausche and Congressional Committee chair Victor Harding. Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner tops the event with tickets at 50. About 1000 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stephen A. Mitchell
Thomas A. Burke
Frank J. Lausche
Victor Harding
Congressional Committee
High School Graduate Receives Hundreds of Blood Transfusions
In Philadelphia John Ciccone aged 20 and his 1 year old sister Theresa received blood transfusions yesterday to prepare for upcoming high school graduation exercises. John marked his 451st transfusion and Theresa her 401st.
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Philadelphia
John
Theresa Ciccone
Eisenhower to Spearhead TV Radio Appeal for Plan
President Eisenhower will deliver a half hour radio and television address at 8 p m EST to rally support for his legislative program. The White House said ABC would carry the direct TV and radio feed with Mutual to rebroadcast and a delayed film on TV at 9 30 p m EST. The effort aligns with the June 2 news conference priority to push enactment of the program amid slow congressional action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
White House
ABC
Thei Direct
C Direct
Mutual
950 To Attend Boys' State at Camp Perry Ohio
CAMP PERRY Ohio nine day Ohio Buckeye Boys State opens with participants registered as citizens. Dean W L DeWeese directs the program which began in Columbus in 1936 and aims to match the 1950 record of 992 boys at Camp Perry.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Buckeye
Dean W. L. DeWeese
Columbus
Senate Finance Committee Approves Major Tax Cut Revision
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee completed work on a 875 page tax revision bill after six weeks of secret deliberations. It adopted most administration backed benefits for corporations and individuals totaling about 1.4 billion dollars in the first year, while Democrats did not offer a personal income tax cut proposal and failed to win committee support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Finance Committee
French Cabinet Crisis Threatened by Assembly
Paris AP report on Premier Joseph Laniel seeking a confidence vote from the National Assembly amid a growing cabinet crisis. Vote scheduled for Saturday as deputies debate Indochina policy and the European Defense Community treaty with Gaullists opposing EDC and Socialists in opposition. Observers doubt Laniel can secure broad support.
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PARIS
France
Geneva
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Lanier
Samnaa
Ips
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Laniel
Elysee Palace
White House
Assembly
Popular Republican Movement
MEP
Posible
Gaullists
EDC
Child Killed in One-Car Crash Near New Holland
Three year old Linda Payne of Clarksburg Ross County died in an early morning one car crash on a county road about four miles south of New Holland.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Linda Payne
Clarksburg
Ross County
New Holland
Strike Ends As Mahoning Express Drivers Reach Deal
In Youngstown a truckers strike against Mahoning Express Co ends after company and union negotiators settle a dispute over a contract clause and other issues.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Express Co
Natives Protest Atomic Blasts Urgently to U N
Marshall Islands petitioners led by Dwight Heine sent a formal letter to the United Nations in April urging a halt to all lethal weapon tests in the area. The document argues for precaution, compensation for uprooted residents, and notes radiation harm from Rongelap and Utirik evacuations.
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William J. Waugh
Majuro
Marshall Islands
Dwight Heine
Coral Islands
United Nations
Marshal Islands
Bikina
Eniwetok
Rongelap Atoll
Rongelap
Utirik
UN _Trusteeship Council
Heine
Seeee
Suanbad Been
Eas
Ohio State To Graduate SE Ohioans
Twelve Southeastern Ohioans are among OSU degree recipients. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt will deliver the commencement address at Ohio Stadium. Names include Jerold Altman Regina Altman William Driscoll EF Denaga Gilouster Kleinman Cloyd Dantey Jack Green Albert Price Harley Rice Owen Cotterill.
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Southeastern
Ohio State University
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Stadium
OSU
Athens
Jerold H. Altman
Regina Altman
William J. Driscoll
Paul EF
de Naga
Cheshire
Phillip FP. Sisson
Ture
Gilouster
William Kleinman
Logan—Cloyd E. Dantey
Jce E. Green
Albert E
Robert W. Price
Reedsville
Harley E. Rice
Rutland
Owen J. Cotterill
Eisenhower defends trade program and warns on communism
President Eisenhower rejected claims he is abandoning his tariff reduction plan while pressing a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act. He noted no war stance, urging a blend of military and nonmilitary measures to counter communism and loyalty to the Constitution for reserve officers. The House Ways and Means Committee backed the one year extension with action expected in the near term.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Free World
United States
Accusations Fly as Geneva Talks Enter New Phase
Geneva headlines show Western powers and Communists trading blame as the nine party talks resume amid a political crisis in France. Chou En Lai accuses the United States of prolonging the Indochina war to derail the Geneva conference while Laniel’s government faces a critical confidence vote.
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Geneva
Indochina
France
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Red China
Chou En-lai
V. M. Foo
United States
U. &. Polley
Ohio Damsite Is Criticized by Dayton Engineer
Dayton consultant R G Breene called the proposed dam north of Warren Ohio wholly unnecessary expensive and unfair to landowners who would be flooded out at a hearing on the 59 million Mahoning Grand River floodway project. The Army Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors held the session, with Breene representing the Upper Ohio Valley Association of Pittsburgh as the main opponent. The plan aims to assure water for industries along the river and protect the Youngstown Niles area from floods.
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Washington
Warren
Ohio
Dayton
R. G. Breene
Army Board of Engineers For
Breene
Upper Ohio Valley Association of Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Niles
Cat disrupts alarms at Lewis Machinery Co
In Cleveland the orange tomcat that lingered around the Lewis Machinery Co. set off burglar alarms on three occasions. Animal Protective League workers removed the feline after it began haunting workers by wandering past electric eyes, prompting police calls.
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Cleveland
Lewis Machinery Co
Animal Protective League
Ia Een
Motorist Curses at Admonishing Driver Fined
In Denver Leo May 23 pleaded guilty to profanity after he swore at a driver who warned him about reckless driving. He challenged the man to a fight at the curb and later paid a $10 fine imposed by Municipal Judge George McNamara.
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Denver
Leo May
George McNamara
Truck Driver Killed in Fort Wayne Collision
Robert Schwenke 30 of Whitehall Ohio was killed when his truck rammed the rear of another semi trailer in Fort Wayne. The other driver Harold Rainey 26 of St. Springfield Ohio escaped serious injury.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Schwenke
Whitehall
Franklin County
Ohio
Harold Rainey
Jenni Te
St. Springfield
French Force Loses Outpost in Red River Delta
The French high command reports abandoning the Halyen outpost in Hungyen sector near Hanoi after repelling two Vietminh attacks. About 160 French troops withdrew to concentrate defenses as five or more rebel divisions circle the delta. The village lies four miles east of Hungyen with a 4000 resident center on the Red River bank.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Halyen
Hungyen
Japanese Find Signs Of Radioactivity
A Japanese radioactivity test ship reported strong contamination signs south of Bikini Atoll. Radioactivity detected in fish rain and seawater from the Shunkotsu Maru tests about miles south of Bikini.
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Tokyo
U. S
Bikini
Kyodo
President Elects Cleveland Leader for Marine Trades
The reorganized Marine Trades Association of Ohio names Raymond McCarty as president. McCarty heads Inland Seas Boat Co and leads marine supply dealers in this regional group.
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Cleveland
Marine Trades Association of Ohio
and Marine Supply Dealers
Raymond One
McCarty
The
Inland Seas Boat Co
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