Electric Energy Assures Coal Industry of Expanding Market
President John W. Evers of Commonwealth Edison predicts rising electricity demand will require more coal. He forecasts coal use to reach 210 million tons by 1965 and 40 million by 1975, with nuclear plants emerging later to meet demand. Coal may gain share at oil and gas expense as utilities grow.
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Washington
John W. Evers
The
Commonwealth Edison Co
Evers
National Coal Assembly
Charles R. Hook
Senators Move To Plug Hole in Security Loyalty Ruling
Senate leaders vow action to seal a perceived hole in national security policy. The debate centers on loyalty tests and a Supreme Court ruling limiting job dismissals tied to security concerns. Cain cites a Red Cross case as example of perceived injustices.
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Washington
T Mundt
RSD
Congress
Supreme Court
Mundt
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
R-Wis
Waiseney Siana
Harry P. Cain
Cain
Eisenhower
Subversive Activities Control Board
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Hennings
Red Cross
Jury convicts Connelly and Caudle in tax evasion conspiracy
A jury found Connelly and Lamar Caudle guilty of conspiring in a tax evasion scheme. The trial, held in Seattle, involved eight men and five women jurors who deliberated over eight hours and 43 minutes before delivering the verdict.
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Connelly and Caudle
August
Seattle
Delibera
Rene Bo Lancaster
Pentagon
Red Cross
Sider
Tug Sinks Three Men Rescued Off Mississippi Coast
Three survivors from the sinking of the tug May Dee were picked up early today after it went down during a tropical storm off the Mississippi coast. Four men remained missing as rescue ships hunted the Mississippi Sound. The tug O J Senac from Morgan City rescued the three men northwest of the sinking point, while the tug Cormorant had earlier saved eight men south of Bay St. Louis.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
J. Senac
Morgan City
Cormor
Ant
Bay St
Louis
Miss
Mississippi Sound
Wife Held In Robbery Case Links Drake Family
Indianapolis police pursued Roy Rudolph Drake 32 and his wife Pauline Drake 23 after recovering about 17 368 dollars believed to be from the Southport State Bank robbery. Pauline was jailed on a preliminary charge. Roy sought on bank robbery charges. Police said the loot included 86 546 dollars total and possible flight from Indiana to St Louis or beyond.
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Indianapolis
Southport State Bank
Roy Rudolph Drake
Franklin
Pauline Drake
Robert F. Dillon
Southport
Drake
St. Louis
Groom Falls From Plane in Honeymoon Tragedy
Oren A. Pruitt 38 of Charlotte is believed to have fallen from a plane during a honeymoon flight with bride Blanche Tidd of Charlotte. Neighbors say the couple married Tuesday, one day before his death. The body was found near a church graveyard in Shelby after the aircraft door opened at about 600 feet.
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Charlotte
N. C
Oren A. Pruitt
Blanche Tidd
Bruitt
New Delhi
India
Gravelan
Shelby
Hhe Plum
Kabul
John Newell
Peidmont
Pruitt
Specs Hhe
Tax evasion plea ends with fine for health-ground relief
On a guilty plea the defendant was fined 40000 dollars for income tax evasion but received no prison time due to health reasons. The jury deliberated about one hour fifteen minutes this morning after previously spending seven hours and twenty eight minutes on Wednesday and Wednesday night before Judge Rubey M. Hulen sent them to their room.
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U. S
Rubey M. Hulen
Steel talks in New York stall as Big Three press counter offer
Union officials spent the day in New York weighing a counter offer from the Big Three steel firms as negotiations continued.
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New York
Missouri Attorney General bans coon on the log contests
In Lexington Missouri the state attorney general rules that coon on the log contests violate a statute prohibiting baiting of bear, dog, cock or other creature. D W Sherman Lafayette County prosecutor requested the ruling amid complaints from residents and city folks. The practice dates to frontier days and pits a raccoon against dogs with bloodied encounters and betting.
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Mexington
Missouri
John M. Dalton
D. W. Sherman
Lafayette
Sherman
Fire tears through Lancaster ice plant and locker
Early today Lancaster firemen battled a massive blaze at the Crystal Ice and Coal Co. and Lancaster Frozen Food Locker Co. buildings near the business district. Flames shot over 100 feet as tanks exploded. Crews fought seven to eight hours to keep the fire from spreading. the blaze was under control about two hours after starting.
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Lancaster
Amonla
Crystal Ice and Coal Co
Coal Comany
Lancaster’ Frozen Food Locker Co
Busness
Pep Ae Sc
NLRB Seeks Union Election Across Gallagher Drug Stores
The NLRB calls for a collective bargaining election on June 19 at Gallagher Drug Co retail stores in 27 Ohio towns including Athens and Marietta plus West Virginia and Kentucky locations. The Retail Clerks International Association petitions to represent 436 employees outside Montgomery County.
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NLRB
Cincinnati
Gallagher Drug Co
Ohio
Athens
Marietta
Gallipolis
West Virginia
Kentucky
Retail Clerks International Association Union
Montgomery County
Courteous Ad Maker Offers Help Writing Ads
A courteous ad maker offers assistance to craft effective advertisements. The service promises professional guidance, quick turnaround, and tailored wording to suit business needs.
Ohio Supreme Court Rehearing Sought in Sheppard Appeal
Columbus attorney Paul M Herbert asks the Ohio Supreme Court for a rehearing of the Sheppard conviction ruling. He contends Chief Justice Weygand appointed his own replacement to hear the case, violating the state constitution. Justice Montgomery sat in for Weygand due to his son’s Bay Village role.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Samuel 4. Sheppard
Paul M
Herbert
U.S. Supreme Court
Carl V. Wey- Gandt
Buckeye Boys State Reports Imaginary Disaster Martial Law
A thunderstorm at the American Legion run Buckeye Boys State disrupted 991 youths aged 16 to 17 as they learn government. Mayor Alvin Budd claimed disaster and martial law, declared by Gov. Richard Gorsuch, lasting about ninety minutes with Fire Chief Mike noting imagined damages around 500000 dollars.
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Camry Jenny
Buckeye Boys State
American Legion-operated
Alvin Budd
Cobb
Budd
Richard Gorsuch
Mike
Salk Polio Vaccine Reported Safe in Season
A Chicago medical briefing states the Salk polio vaccine appeared safe during the peak outbreak. The joint Navy AMA report notes declining paralytic cases but cites no conclusive proof of vaccine effectiveness. Capt John R Seal and Capt Robert S Poos led the briefing with Dr Neal Nathanson, urging rapid vaccination for Navy and Marine families.
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Chicago
John R. Seal
Navy
Marine Service
Gram
Robert 8. Poos
Pearl
Harbor
Hawaii
Neal
Nathanson
Atlanta
Poos
American Medical
Seal
Eisenhower tells Adenauer of quick action on German reunification
President Eisenhower told Chancellor Adenauer in a 10 minute hospital meeting he hopes for early action to liberate the 17 million Germans in the eastern zone. Secretary Dulles described it as a very good talk and a sign the president favors swift reunification.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Walter Reed Army Hos
Dulles
Adenauer
Dutch Deny Healer Story Shocks Royal Privacy
Dutch editors rejected abroad reports that a faith healer influenced Queen Juliana’s privacy. They denied constitutional conflict with the government and noted no effect on the parliamentary elections, despite De Waarheid’s sensational claim and the Reds losing two of four seats.
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Hagud
Netherlands
Juliana
de Waarheid
Reds
Senate Okays River Project Funding Bill
BASKINGTON The Senate approved a bill to appropriate eight hundred seventy two million one hundred ninety five thousand dollars for river construction and related works in the current session.
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Baskington
Senate
Air Force Aims Long Range B52 Fleet Growth
Air Force officials propose to raise the goal to 600 long range B52 bombers by the start of July next year. Lt Gen Irvine indicated the service will work with Congress to align rocket and bomber programs amid ongoing budget hearings. The plan seeks intercontinental reach and aims to stay ahead of Soviet capabilities.
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Air Force
Washington
Patterson
Conn
CS. Irvine
Irvine
Logan
Services Committee
McArthur
Hood
Army
Pomeroy Middleport
Vinson
Point Pleasant
Twining and Aide Observe Red Air Power Visit
General Nathim Twining leads nine Air Force officials to Moscow to view Soviet jet power and air bases. The party, including a Strategic Bomber expert, observes samples and suggests a potential reciprocal tour. Big Gen William H Blanchard of AC's LeMay unit plans the trip.
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Washington
Nathim Twining
Air Force
Moscow
Oklahoma City
William H. Blanehra
LeMay
Navy Explains Recruit Death At Great Lakes
Navy board reports the death of recruit Maurice G. Everett age 17 from Laning Michigan and McKenzie Tennessee as a heart stroke caused in retraining after a rifle drill. The board calls it an unfortunate occurrence with no culpability by Navy or base personnel. Everett collapsed eight hours after the drill and had complained of arm cramps during the exercise.
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Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
Navy Board
Maurice G. Everett
Lan Ing
Mich
McKenzie
Tenn
Board of Inquiry
Everett
Tod
Pavlish in Fair Condition at Gallipolis Hospital
Gallipolis Holzer Hospital reportedThursday morning that Andrew Pavlish a renowned dancer instructor remains in fair condition after entering Tuesday with a heart condition Cochran owner two infant daughters are reported in good condition The births occurred at 12 90 am and 12 82 am Jeune 1.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Andrew Pavlish
Pavlish
Cochran
Bomb scare delays Idlewild flight with Russian passengers
An anonymous call triggered a bomb scare on a KLM Constellation at Idlewild airport delaying 39 passengers including Metropoli tan Nikolai of Moscow. Police bomb squad evacuated the group then allowed them to depart at 1 50 p m after the all clear.
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Vara Seuss Reonehorehnes Ors
Idlewild Surport
Bat
Eanty ‘Ster
On & Klm
Royal Dutch Airlines Constellation
Ams
Cleris
Nikolai
Moscow
Site Sought For Ag Lab In Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche said Ohio has several suitable locations for a 16 million dollar federal agricultural diagnostic and research laboratory. He urged the federal secretary to establish the facility at Ohio's land grant colleges, with Ohio University noted as a land grant school. A federal hearing is set for June 27 in St. Louis.
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Columbus
Frank
Lausche
Ohio
Agriculture
Eure Tat Benson
Ohio University
St. Louis
Ohio State University
Ohio Bourd of Agriculture and of Agriculture
Fied
Jausche
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Horney
Louis Nit
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Salk
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