Senate Opens Debate on Major Postwar Labor Bill
The Senate begins debate on a wide labor bill aimed at curbing union abuses while granting labor some requested powers. Leader Johnson hopes for quick passage, but Goldwater signals lengthy toll of amendments. Kennedy faces tough questions as principal author and potential 1960 candidate.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
House Split On Degree Of Approval
Washington reports a party line split as the House weighs Eisenhower defense reform. Republicans seek a compromise between the committee bill and the president’s specifications, while Democrats push for the committee bill’s scope and powers for the secretary of defense.
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Eisenhower
House
Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Harris Invites Testimony On Regulatory Influence
Rep. Or den Harris issued a standing invitation for Sherman Adams or others to testify before his House subcommittee about any improper influence on federal regulators. He said the inquiry will build a case next week and may subpoena officials from the FTC and SEC over Bernard Goldfine related matters.
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Orden Harris
D-Ark
Sherman Adams
Harris
House
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Arkansas Democrat
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goldfine
FTC
SEC
Doughboy at 14 Cincinnati Man Dies
William A. Litchfield, possibly the youngest WWI Doughboy at 14, dies at 56 in Cincinnati. He lied to Army recruiters, served four years in the Army and four more in the Navy, and was found to be underage after his 15th birthday in Germany.
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William A. Litchfield
Army
Germany
War Department
Litchfield
Navy
Ohio State to Hold 81st June Commencement
Friday marks the 81st June commencement at Ohio State University with 2250 seniors and graduate students set to receive degrees. The ceremony showcases the university's newest graduates and caps their academic careers.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Brief
Partly cloudy tonight in Ohio with scattered thundershowers likely Friday. Lows around 68 and highs near 85. In West Virginia, fair tonight with a low 55 to 60, Friday partly cloudy and a little warmer.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Central U S Storms Hit Kansas Wichita Tornado Toll
Late spring storms struck central U S with a swarm of tornadoes in south central Kansas. Wichita suffered the heaviest damage as about 25 homes were damaged and injuries were reported. Other twisters appeared near Arkansas City Newton and Wellington in the Wichita region.
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Wichita
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Newton
Wellington
Missouri
Recognition Not Implied by Dulles Reservations
Berlin news reports say Secretary of State Dulles reservations on negotiations for nine U.S. soldiers' return do not imply U.S. recognition of East Germany. A Red regime spokesman declined to confirm if Berliner Zeitung editorial reflects official policy, though the paper often mirrors satellite government views.
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Dulles
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East Germany
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Berliner Zeitung
Russell and Martin Best Dressed Stars at Banquet
Hollywood leaders Rosalind Russell and Dean Martin ranked as the best dressed woman and man at a four day fall showing. Miss Russell wore an Orry Kelly pale apricot gown while Martin sported a mohair cocktail suit with satin piping.
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Rosalind Russell
Dean Martin
California
Miss Russell
Martin
Health Official Owens Named New County Therapist
Dr. J Phil ip Owens, longtime Hamilton County health commissioner, will become health commissioner for Delaware Morrow Union and Madison counties effective August 1, following retirement last January.
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J. Philip Owens
Hamilton County
Delaware
Morrow
Union
Madison Counties
Eden observes 61st birthday in Broadchalke England
Former Prime Minister Anthony Eden marked his 61st birthday in Broadchalke England today. The occasion was noted by local observers and press as Eden remains a prominent figure in postwar politics.
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Broadchalke
England
Anthony Eden
Aid Sought To Battle Grasshopper Hordes In Colorado
Colorado Governor Steve McNichols called for federal aid and state funding to combat grasshopper swarms threatening 110 million dollars in eastern wheat and hay crops. With 10 million acres across 21 counties affected, he seeks emergency funds from agriculture programs and a legislative session to authorize up to 1.5 million dollars.
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Colorado
Steve McNichols
White House
MacNichols
U. S. Department of Agriculture
McNichols
Senate Approves 700 Million in Rail Aid Bill
The Senate passed a 700 million dollar government-guaranteed loan package to assist failing railroads. The measure allows carriers to discontinue unprofitable interstate trains if the ICC finds net losses, and bars a tax free reserve fund provision. House Commerce Committee to meet in closed session on the bill.
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Senate
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Talks Move Up In Cleveland Building Trades Negotiations
The six week old building trades strike in Cleveland will resume Saturday instead of Monday as previously scheduled. Talks aim to break the stalemate with the union and contractors.
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Firemen Plug Levee Break Near Miami Shore
In Dayton Ohio a levee along the Miami River near the Miami Shore area suffered a hole during the rain surge Wednesday night threatening about 1500 people. About 100 residents already evacuated as workers and volunteers rushed to plug the breach and raise the levee while the river began to top the wall.
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Ohio
Miami
Miami Shore
Here
Talkative General Gets Verbal Slap on Wrist
Washington announces that Air Force Lt. Gen S E Anderson faced a verbal reprimand from Secretary James H Douglas after he publicly announced planning dates for rocket launches to the moon. The secretary said the dates should be wholly disregarded.
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Washington
Air Force
James H. Douglas
S. E. Anderson
Fatal Wound Claims Logan Boy
A five year old boy, James Cornel Baker, died after accidentally shooting himself with a revolver in his bedroom. The weapon was found beside him as emergency workers rushed him to Hocking Valley Hospital where he died during surgery. The father, Lee T. Baker, woke to the shot and rushed the boy to care. the mother was outside.
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James Cornell Baker
Lee T
Lucille Estep Baker
Church St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Owen F. Yaw
Smith and Wesson
Baker
Metal Powder Products Co
Hunt resumes after temporary halt in Delaware County pursuit
Delaware County sheriff's deputies state patrolmen and volunteers paused a cross county search for a man described as about 35, 250 pounds and over six feet tall who bound and raped two women and is suspected in four earlier assaults. The area covers more than 1000 acres with road patrols and an aircraft aiding the search.
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Delaware
Highway Patrol
Here
Franklin County
Airlines Idle Not Stewardesses During 108 Day Strike
Western Air Lines paused operations for 108 days yet its stewardesses stayed on the job by marrying, as forty flight attendants wed during the strike. The line resumed service Tuesday with about 20 percent fewer stewardesses than before the stoppage.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Lines
New Dean Named at Ohio Northern University
Ohio Northern University promotes from within naming Eugene Nelson Hanson as law dean to replace the former dean Stephen R. Curtis who resigned. Hanson has served on the faculty for 11 years and was chosen by President F Bringle McIntosh.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
Eugene Nelson Hanson
F. Bringle McIntosh
Stephen R. Curtis
Three Boys Injured In Homemade Rocket Blast
In Rocky River a home made rocket fueled by 1200 match heads exploded injuring three boys. Michael Johnson 13 suffered a possible skull fracture and was taken to Lakewood Hospital in fair condition. Ronald Lewis 11 and Guy Zavodny 9 were treated for burns and cuts and released.
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Rocky River
Michael Johnson
Lakewood Hospital
Ronald Lewis
Guy Zavodny
Zavodny
C. A. Woods
Hiram College Elects James A Nelson To Board
Hiram Ohio Hiram College selected James A Nelson of Trade Magazines Cleveland to join its board of trustees in a Wednesday vote.
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Hiram
Ohio
Hiram College
James A. Nelson
Trade Magazines
Cleveland
UN observers enter Lebanon border area after council order
Five UN observers from New Zealand Sweden and Italy crossed from Israel into south Lebanon and moved toward Beirut. Secretary General Hammarskjold ordered immediate deployment to monitor the border and await a larger UN force as the Security Council acts on Lebanon’s request regarding arms and troops from the United Arab Republic.
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Lebanon
Security Council
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
UAR
Camille Chamoun
US must tighten belt for future defense says McElroy
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy warned at Harvard Alumni Association that the United States may need drastic steps and a more Spartan life to stay ahead in the cold war. He forecast Soviet output could reach half of US by 1962 and urged higher taxes or contributions to fund education and social programs.
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Mass
Neil McElroy
United States
McElroy
Harvard Alumni Association
U.S
UAW Chief Reuther Takes Control of Chrysler Talks
DETROIT Walter Reuther today assumed personal command of negotiations with Chrysler Corp. in a tense no contract period. The move came less than three hours after Chrysler sent 2000 workers home early from its Jefferson-Kercheval plant, mirroring a series of incidents in the stalled talks.
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United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corp
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UAW
Reuther
Chrysler
Jefferson-Kercheval
Anti American Films Featured in Viet Nam Festival Opens
A festival of anti American films opens Saturday in Hanoi the capital of North Viet Nam. Hanoi Radio reports more than 30 feature movies from Russia China Hungary East Germany and Japan are on the program.
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Hanoi
Viet Nam
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East Germany
Japan
POMEROY GETS EXTENSION TO DUMP WASTE
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board granted Pomeroy a six month extension of permission to dump refuse in the Ohio River.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio River
De Gaulle Targets Soustelle In Algeria Power Clash
Premier De Gaulle confronted Jacques Soustelle accusing him of steering the insurgent officers and settlers movement over Algeria. Soustelle, a political front man, is described as the movement's mastermind while Evoking a shift to give Moslem majorities a voice in North Africa.
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de Gaulle
Casbah
Washington
Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
North Africa
Jacques Soustelle
Algeria
France
Soustelle
National Assembly
Kansas Girl Wins National Spelling Bee
Jolitta Schlehuber of Topeka Kansas won the national spelling bee by correctly spelling syllopsis. She beat Terry Madeira of Elizabethtown Pennsylvania who misspelled propylaeum. The contest ended in the 29th round. Jolitta earned 1000 dollars plus a trophy and a New York weekend trip. Terry won 500 dollars for second and Stanley A. Schmidt of Cincinnati took third with 250 dollars.
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Washington
Jolitta Schlehuber
Topeka
Kan
Jolitta
Terry Madeira
Elizabethtown
Propylaeum
Terry
New York City
Stanley A. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Marietta Man Falls Into River and Dies
Robert J. Schrader, 54, toppled from the Marietta Boat Club dock on the Muskingum River while talking with his brother. His body was recovered 15 minutes later. officials could not confirm if a heart attack or drowning caused the death.
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Marietta
Robert J. Schrader
Wage Payments Rise In Americans Recession Dip
The Commerce Department reports the first uptick in wage payments since the recession began last August, suggesting a modest recovery in worker earnings.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Polite Man Loses Town Council Seat by One Vote
In Crewe Pennsylvania W L Dixon failed to win a seat on the Town Council by a single vote. He cast his ballot for the candidate who ultimately defeated him in the election.
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Crewe
W. L. Dixon
First Photo Of Physical Ed Building
The Messenger highlights the first photo of the new physical education building. The Gallia advisory board meets to review planning as Gallia County speech clinic schedule is announced. Court plans in Athens Glouster Chauncey Logan areas are referenced with a focus on prosecutor goals.
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Gallia
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