Woman 38 Jailed After Fatal Shooting in New England Home
A Marietta man, Ford Sampson, 36, died en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital after being shot by Katherine Britton, 38, at her New England home. Orville Stover, 36, also involved, is jailed for investigation in Athens County. Sheriff Bateman reported no charges yet. Autopsy planned. testimonies varied as the incident occurred during a first meeting.
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Ford Sampson
Oak St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Katherine Britton
New England
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John H. Elias
Britton
New Eng
Leon
James
Clifford Augustine
Stover
New Attorney Named For Southern Ohio
President Eisenhower nominated Hugh K. Martin for U S attorney for Southern Ohio to succeed Ray J. O'Donnell. Martin, a Columbus practicing attorney, would take office after confirmation.
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Rosenbergs Funeral Sparks Protests and Defiant Oration
Funeral services for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg drew about 500 mourners in Brooklyn with 10,000 others outside in 93 degree heat as Emanuel Bloch denounced U S officials and called the executions a deliberate murder. He blamed Eisenhower, Brownell and Hoover for their death.
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America
Big Three Talks Target July 8 in Bermuda
Washington reports July 8 as the present target date for Big Three talks in Bermuda with caveats about French government approval. Churchill's London note also says July 8, and a British source notes confidence a French government will be formed by then.
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American Air Force Leaders Inspect Slav Bases
Belgrade Yugoslavia U S Air Force chief of operations Maj Gen Roger H Ramey and senior officers began an inspection of Yugoslav air bases to review use of American jet planes and equipment being supplied to Yugoslavia officials said the visit marks new military cooperation.
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Parachute Mishap In Japan Ties Two Climbers
U. S. Army Captain George H. Page of Rye Beach New York described a jolt and a leg dangling from his parachute during a training jump over Southern Japan. He and a second jumper became tangled in their chutes but both escaped with no serious injuries while flying with the 483rd Troop Carrier Wing.
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Actress Gloria de Haven Weds New York Realtor
Pittsburgh wedding report states actress Gloria de Haven aged 27 married Martin S. Kimmel, a 37 year old New York realtor, yesterday after saying she always wanted to be a June bride.
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May Rule This Week On Foreign Aid Pressure
President Eisenhower faces a choice this week on pressuring allies to speed West European army plans. The House cut foreign aid by about a billion dollars until EDC treaties are ratified, with Taft proposing discretionary authority as a compromise. Legislative leaders eye a White House briefing Wednesday on the wisdom of using financial leverage. The EDC would mobilize 500000 men from six nations, though Germany currently ratified. Merchant testified that ratification by France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg may follow. Bradley indicated Russia is retrenching as U. S. strength rises.
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Livingston T. Merchant
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
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Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
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U U. S
Storms, Fires Hit Southeast Ohio. Two Killed by Lightning
Violent storms sweep Southeast Ohio causing two fires from lightning near Sharpsburg and Gallipolis. Homes and barns destroyed. power lines down. injuries reported in Letart Falls and Pomeroy. Nationwide heat and storms push June record highs. three killed by lightning in New York City.
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East German Reds Admit Sabotage In Uranium Mines
The Communist East German leadership acknowledged sabotage in Saxony uranium mines and blamed Western agents for the unrest after a workers uprising last Wednesday. Soviet bloc outlets quoted miners vowing to regain lost production amid martial law and calls for a return to work.
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East German Democratic Republic
Thuringia
King Sihanouk Returns to Cambodia After Exile End
Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk returns from Bangkok to Battambang as he ends a self-imposed exile. His mother Princess Souramrith joins him while Premier Pen Nouth holds governing power in Phnom Penh. Cambodia, part of Indochina’s Associated States, seeks independence from France though defense and foreign affairs remain under Paris.
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France
Grain-Laden Freighter Sinks in Lake Superior
The Canada Steamship Line freighter Scotia doc of 4432 tons sank in Lake Superior after a fog collision with the Paterson Steamship Burlington. A seaman is missing and presumed drowned. the ship carried 253000 bushels of wheat valued over $500000.
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Ohio Fuel Rate Boost Hearing Is Reopened
Washington reports the power commission reopened a hearing on 3,470,000 in annual rate increases by Ohio Fuel Gas Co Columbus. The firm has already implemented the increases, pending a potential refund if the commission rules against the company. Ohio Fuel serves about 24 wholesale customers in Ohio.
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Truman Back in Washington for Week of Rest and Old Friends
President Truman returns to Washington for seven days of rest and social engagements, saying he plans to keep away from politics while in the capital. He will meet longtime friends and attend informal gatherings as preparations continue for upcoming duties.
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Harry S. Truman
Clark Authorized to Sign Armistice Without S Korea Approval
In Seoul Gen Mark Clark UN commander says he is authorized to sign the armistice now drawn up but will act per instructions from his government. He calls talks with President Syngman Rhee friendly though he notes many problems and possible need for South Korean cooperation.
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Syngman Rhee
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ODM plans talent stockpile for future war emergency
Washington sources report the Office of Defense Mobilization will stockpile executive talent and war materials for a possible future war. Director Arthur Flemming aims to borrow key industry officials who will return to Washington for refresher tours and keep their personal redeployment files updated to speed mobilization.
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Churchill Criticizes Rhee Over Korea Actions
London reports Prime Minister Churchill denounces Rhee for treacherous action and notes Britain's protest to South Korea. He cites the UN command authority and warns of danger after Seoul released anti-communist prisoners. The U N command bears a heavy burden as 30 000 troops shift from prisoner guarding to front line duties.
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Churchill
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Six MIGs Downed By Sabres In Korean Skies
U S Sabre pilots claimed six communist MIGs destroyed in aerial combat near the Manchurian frontier. Col Robert Baldwin of Sherman Oaks California became the 35th wartime ace by downing his fifth MIG and he has damaged three others. Ground fighting remained light with Red forces pounding South Korean lines on the East Central Front while Panmunjom area saw a brief long range clash with Chinese troops.
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U. S
Robert Baldwin
Sherman Oaks
Calif
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Navy
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Panmunjom
Girls State Elects Its Governor Today
In Columbus the 1953 Buckeye Girls State will elect its governor as 500 participants simulate a mock political system for seven days without a crisis. The American Legion Auxiliary of Ohio sponsors the annual event.
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Taft Seeks Compromise On Bricker Treaty Proposal
Senator Taft of Ohio urged the State Department to draft a compromise version of Bricker's plan to curb treaty making. Hes opposed the constitutional amendment in its present form. Eisenhower fears it would hamper foreign policy conduct.
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Sen
Taft
Ohio
State Department
Bricker
Hes
Eisenhower
New Casualty Listing Reports 15 New Deaths
Washington The Defense Department released a new casualty list naming 85 Korean War deaths and injuries. It shows 15 killed, 63 wounded, two missing, one captured and four injured in the updated tally.
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Defense Department
Ohio Legislature Battles Over School Subsidies And Budget Bills
In Columbus the Ohio Legislature battles over the state budget and the 231 million school subsidy plan. Senate boosts for schools and local subsidies spark GOP objections over distribution while a joint conference is set to reconcile 837 million in appropriations before July 1. A hoped 20 million annual truck tax aims to fund new arterial highways.
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Athens
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Mechem
Senate Rules Committee
Donald Rolf
R-Hamilton
Senate Taxation Committee
Syrians Vote July 10 On New Constitution
Damascus reports Syrians will vote on July 10 to approve or reject a charter that would establish an elected president. Gen Adib Shishekly, who seized power in a 1951 bloodless coup and governs as a military strongman, unveiled the proposed constitution and said censorship and government controls would be lifted to allow free expression.
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Syria
Middle East
Adib Shishekly
Teacher Pupil Romance Ends in Wedding at Amboy Church
Stanley W. Gibson aged 33 and Joyce Underhile aged 19, former teacher and sole pupil in an Amboy high school English class, were married yesterday at the First Congregational Church in a ceremony attended by about 150 relatives and friends.
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Stanley W. Gibson
Joyce Underhile
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Eisenhower Nominates Schuyler for European Defense Staff
President Eisenhower named Maj. Gen. Cortlandt van Rensslaer Schuyler as chief of staff of the European defense forces under Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. He also urged Senate confirmation to promote Schuyler to lieutenant general for the post.
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Eisenhower
Maj
Cortlandt van Rensslaer Schuyler
Alfred M. Gruenther
Senate
Schuyler
Tigers Spend Big For Kaline and Miller
The Detroit Tigers, last in the American League, opened their purse strings this weekend and reportedly paid $95,000 for two players, Albert Kaline of Baltimore and Robert Miller of Berwyn, IL.
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