Cornerstone Laid For OU Life Science Building
A cornerstone ceremony marked the start of the $1.5 million Life Science Building project at Ohio University on Richland Avenue near the South Bridge. Attendees included university officials and college department heads from Arts and Sciences, with figures such as Myron T. Sturgeon and A M Wallace among others.
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Ohio University
Rich
Sor
B. T. Grover
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
OU Board of Trustees
Dean Rush Elliott
College of Arts and Sciences
Messenger Newsphote
Arrival of Hammarskjold Brings Hope to Lebanon
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Beirut amid 41 days of fighting as Lebanon seeks peace. He met with UN observers led by Maj. Gen. Odd Bull and former leaders Laso Lasvu Dayal, and discussed a possible larger UN force to separate fighting sides along the border with the United Arab Republic.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Dag Hammerskjold
London
New York
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Odd Bull
Galo Plaza Lasvu
Ecuador
The
Rejeswar Dayal
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Cairo
U.A.R
Nasser
TV Director Fired Over Past Communist Ties
New York NBC fired TV director Charles S. Dubin after he refused to reveal any past Communist record to the House Un American Activities Committee. He testified he is not currently a party member and would invoke the Fifth Amendment on past associations. Producers Jack Barry and Dan Enright also dismissed him.
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New York
House Un-American Activities Committee
Charles S. Dubin
Dubin
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Barry
Dan Enright
Coast Guard Engineman Earns Silver Medal
The Silver Life Saving Medal is awarded aboard the Mackinaw to John E F Andrews from Youngstown a Coast Guard engineman second class. At 21 he crawled over ice on Lake Erie near Erie Pa in February 1957 to rescue Merle Schuster an Erie fisherman who had fallen through.
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Mackinaw
John EF. Andrews
Coast Guard
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Lake Erie
Erie
Merle Schuster
Boston Man Tied to 1950 Brink's Robbery Found Shot
John F. Buccelli, 44, linked as an accessory in the 1950 Brink's robbery, was found shot in the head early today in Boston. Police report no immediate motive or suspects.
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Boston
Mass
John F
Fats) Buccelli
Brink's
Classified Ad Notice Encourages Quick Results
An informal plea urges readers to place classified ads by dialing 31242 for a three day run and cancel after results. It emphasizes praise for effective small ads and uses rustic dialect about rewarding work.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Dayton housing inspection ordinance
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a Dayton city ordinance allowing inspection of homes and buildings without a search warrant to check housing standards is valid. The decision, unanimous, affirms an Appellate Court ruling and requires building owners to admit inspectors with proper identification at reasonable hours.
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Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ike Sees Upturn With Early Signs of Economic Shift
President Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen that clear indications exist that business conditions are improving. He emphasized a favorable trend in the economy and urged steady policy support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Father Kept Prisoner By Preacher Son Near Stayton
In Stayton Oregon police arrested Daniel George Cole a 60 year old part time preacher after bystanders saw him kicking his 88 year old father Eugene W. Cole. The elder was found captive inside a triangular enclosure behind the home and was hospitalized in fair condition. Deputies opened an investigation following days of screams near the residence.
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Ore
Charles Thornton
Daniel George Cole
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Eugene W. Cole
Thornton
Union Leaders Ousted in Local 1104 Dues Vote
The 10,000 member National Tube Division Local 1104 of United Steelworkers voted longtime leaders out. Michael Busich won the presidency while the dues protest group captured 14 of 21 offices, reflecting opposition to last year’s dues increase.
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National Tube Division
United Steelworkers
Michael Busich
Retention of Adams Splits GOP Washington
Republicans accept Eisenhower's decision to keep Sherman Adams as top aide but split over the ethics of his dealings with Bernard Goldfine. Democrats frame the issue. few Republicans up for re election publicly defend Adams while some express disappointment.
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Sherman Adams
GOP
Ray Bliss
Ohio
New York
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Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
House
Senate
Congress
Tax probe widens as Goldfine inquiry deepens
Rep. Harris says House investigations found new information from Goldfine records. The inquiry probes if Bernard Goldfine received favorable treatment from the FTC and SEC due to ties with Sherman Adams. Records show hotel bills in Boston New York and Plymouth charged to Goldfine.
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Bernard Goldfine
Harris
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Arkansas Democrat
White House
Adams
Eisenhower
FTC
Mildred Paperman
Miss Paperman
Sheraton Plaza
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Hanover Park teacher urged to return after student essays
The Hanover Park Regional School Board ruled that a teacher cannot be punished for students thoughts and asked Le Moyne Goodman to return next fall. The controversy began when Goodman published three essays critical of the Hiroshima atomic bombing in the high school monthly. Veterans groups called for her ouster.
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Hanover
N.J
Hanover Park Regional School Board
LeMoyne Goodman
Army Must Rehire Six Fired Civilian Employes
The U S Court of Appeals ruled six Army Signal Corps center civilians at Ft Monmouth N J fired in 1954 as security risks must be reinstated with back pay about 180000 The panel said Army failed to follow its own rules in notifying them of discharge The six Aaron H Coleman Harold Ducore Carl Greenblum Bernice Levine Melvin Morris and Hyam Gerber Yamins held scientific or clearance level jobs Article notes reinstatement and back pay and reversal of a district court ruling
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Army Signal Corps Center
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army
George T. Washington
Signal Center
Joseph McMarthy
Wis
Sus
Aaron H. Coleman
Harold Ducore
Carl Greenblum
Bernice Levine
Melvin Morris
Hyam Gerber Yamins
U. S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Dominicans Weigh Ending U S Aid Pacts Amid Criticism
Dominican Congress urged President Hector Trujillo to end U S military aid and technical cooperation pacts, citing U S congressmen’ s remarks and Dominican dignity. The move could end missile tracking cooperation and push the base to Haiti as an alternative.
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Dominican Congress
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Caribbean Republic
Trujillo Jr
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Kim Novak
Congress
Hector Trujillo
U.S
Trujillos
Haiti
Bank Halves Rates for Lake County Buy Now Week
National Bank of Lake County announces a one week half rate promotion for loans financing major purchases in Lake County. A sample shows a 30 month $2500 car loan saving $200 in interest under the promotion.
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Painesville
Lake County National Bank
Lake County
Marietta Post Office contract awarded for 190000
The Post Office Department named Scott and Eesley of Marietta as architects for the Marietta Post Office extension and alterations. Construction is estimated at 190000 dollars with plans and specifications due in September.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Scott and Eesley
Marietta
Marietta Post Office
Death of Nagy Spurs UN Move
The UN watchdog committee on Hungary considers a rapid meeting to discuss the execution of Imre Nagy and three other leaders. Western reaction ranges from Italy cutting diplomatic ties to a refugee protest at the Stockholm games. The five member panel includes Denmark, Ceylon, Tunisia, Australia, and Uruguay, and may convene as soon as tomorrow.
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Stockholm
Ronald Walker
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Ceylon
Tunisia
Uruguay
General Assembly
Court Orders Integration At U. of Florida
The U S District Court ordered graduate schools at the University of Florida to integrate next fall. Governor LeRoy Collins expected no compliance difficulties while State Senator Randolph Hodges urged a special session to block the decree, which marks a break in Florida’s segregation. A separate Miami case seeks to desegregate public schools for Negroes.
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Tallahassee
Fla
University of Florida
U. S
Leroy Collins
Randolph Hodges
Collins
Dozier Devane
Florida
U. S. District Court
Miami
Vienna Mourns Raoul Aslan Death at 72
Raoul Aslan, 72, influential actor and director and leading figure at Vienna's Burg Theater, died Tuesday night from a heart attack. His career spanned decades at one of Austria's famed cultural institutions.
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Vienna
Raoul Aslan
Burg
Ike and Dulles Begin New Study of Soviets
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles assess U S Soviet relations seeking real hope from summit talks. Khrushchev tougher policies and backfires on negotiations are noted as State Department experts lack full facts. Moscow summons fuel speculation of maneuvers and stalled talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
Senate Likely Rejects Tax Cuts to Extend Rates
The Senate seemed set to reject all tax cutting measures and pass a bill to extend current corporation and major excise tax rates for another year, sending the bill to President Eisenhower before the June 30 automatic levy drop. An amendment to drop the freight tax and passenger travel levy faltered amid White House and party pressure. A separate McNamara plan to end the auto tax and cut truck levies was unlikely to pass, and a Douglas six billion dollar tax cut proposal failed 65 to 23 on the floor.
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Senate
Eisenhower
House
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Foreign Aid Bill To Face House Vote Next Week
The House Foreign Affairs Committee chair Thomas E. Morgan says a $3.6754 billion foreign aid authorization bill is prepared for final congressional action. He plans to bring up the measure for a vote early next week, with Senate action expected to follow.
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Washington
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Negative U S Summit Policy Blows to Russia
The Kremlin moves to a tougher stance as Khrushchev faces opposition within the Soviet Communist party. Reports say anti Khrushchev forces aim to curb the Soviet leader at the Central Committee meeting in Moscow, with American diplomacy blamed for a negative Summit posture.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Senators vote against tax cut amendment
Washington News brief reports Senators Lausche and Bricker opposed a Douglas amendment to cut income excise and small business taxes by 6 billion dollars. The amendment failed in the Senate by 65 to 23.
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Frank J. Lausche
John W. Bricker
Sen
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D-Ii
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