Ohio auto check bill dies as budget win looms in Senate
The Ohio Senate killed compulsory auto inspection by a 14-16 vote while approving a record two year budget and a 90 million Korean bonus bond issue to voters next year. House action could clear the way for adjournment on Thursday with two major measures remaining.
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Young Republicans urge Eisenhower to run again
The Young Republican National Federation presented a scroll to President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon at a Washington event. They adopted a resolution calling on them to run in 1956, with chairman Charles McWhorter noting the gesture showed faith in the administration. Nixon offered no comment on the scroll.
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Fishermen Find Body of Child Killed by Train
Two fishermen from a boat yesterday found the body of Reuben Alexander 3 of Lorain who was killed Saturday night when a train knocked him off the Sandusky Bay railroad bridge near Port Clinton.
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Gone fission signage outside Los Alamos shop
A shop in Los Alamos, nicknamed the atomic town, posts a door sign reading Back next week Gone fission indicating a temporary closure. The playful pun ties to the nearby nuclear research heritage and reflects a brief business pause.
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Los Alamos
Italy Premier Scelba Resigns Cabinet After Crisis
Premier Mario Scelba submitted the resignation of his coalition government after a 15 month battle with communists and pressure from party factions led by Amintore Fanfani and Giuseppe Pella. President Giovanni Gronchi would decide after talks with leaders on forming a new government.
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Steel Industry Inches Toward Pay Hike
Pittsburgh report says three major producers U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel pledged wage increases amid talks with CIO United Steelworkers. Workers currently earn about 2.33 dollars per hour and could strike at midnight if no agreement is reached.
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Student Elopes With Teacher in Scotland Move
Chesterfield reports 17 year old Norman Bircumshaw ran away with 23 year old physical training instructor Celia Timmins. They left letters claiming intent to marry in Scotland after spending a night apart at a hotel near the border. Neighbors say the pair had planned the elopement for some time.
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Argentinian calm claimed as Peron resumes routine
In Buenos Aires the army and government held to normal order after a brief naval and marine uprising. President Peron, named commander in chief of the forces of repression, resumed work at his residence in Palermo. No formal government changes or reorganization were announced.
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Juan Peron
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Palermo
Terror Grandson Sued by Grandma in LA Court
Four year old Teddy Levy nicknamed The Terror is named as the youngest defendant in superior court. His grandmother Mrs Ann Rubin claims she suffered two vertebrae after babysitting Teddy and seeks 150000 dollars in damages. Co-defendants include Teddy's parents Mr and Mrs Richard Levy and an insurance company. The suit notes Rubin spent weeks in hospital after Teddy allegedly wrecked the Davenport.
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Presbyterians name Lester Kemper moderator of Synod
The Rev. Lester Kemper pastor of Kenedy Heights Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati was named the new moderator of the Presbyterian Church’s Synod of Ohio today.
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Spouse Wins Divorce From James Roosevelt in California
Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt won a default interlocutory decree of divorce from Rep. James Roosevelt in Pasadena California after alleging extreme cruelty. The judge approved a June agreement giving her 1625 dollars monthly for Dereek and the three children, with custody granted to her. Roosevelt must sue to enforce terms if he fails to comply.
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James Roosevelt
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Wild Gas Well Capped Ends Fear Overhead Explosion
One of the nation’s largest natural gas wells, in Renovo, Pa, was capped late Tuesday after an explosion last week. A 3000-pound cap was maneuvered into place by a crane ending the danger feared by residents.
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Segregation Ends in El Paso Public Schools
El Paso joins a national shift as public schools end segregation. The city becomes the first major Texas city to desegregate following Supreme Court actions. Last year 712 Negro pupils attended El Paso public schools.
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Supreme Court
UN debates eye peace pledge amid Geneva summit talks
Molotov signals no time limit on talks as Western delegates push for an all-out peace declaration at the UN. Western officials discuss informal endorsement by Van Kleffens while a formal vote is avoided. Eisenhower vows US effort for Big Four talks. Macmillan heads home.
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Eelco N. van Kleffens
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NYC Not Seeking Four In Chase Manhattan Bank Robbery
New York authorities say four men tied to the $305 243 Woodside Chase Manhattan Bank heist are not being sought here. Some group members are reportedly cleared after investigations and rumors. Officials note one suspect is a police servant and another a federal employee.
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Rented in a Hurry In touts for quick ad placements
Classified note urges readers to call Stee 10 to place a sale ad claiming rapid rental availability and frequent forgotten spaces in homes.
McCarthy Loses Bid to Press Russia on Satellites
Senator McCarthy and Republicans failed to win Senate Foreign Relations Committee support for a resolution urging discussion of Russia's satellite states at the Geneva Big Four talks. The 14 to 0 defeat drew bipartisan administration and Senate leaders' opposition, seen as limiting Eisenhower's negotiating options with Britain France and Russia.
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Parents Put Faith in God
Distraught Park Ridge couple Debbie Ann Hadfield, age 2, battles sleeping sickness with little medical hope. They rely on faith after hearing encouragement from Gayle Russell, whose public prayers helped her recover from the illness this spring.
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William Hadfields
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Paul Russell
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Cop Takes No Risk on TV Show Winnings
NEW YORK TM-Policeman Redmond O Hanlon deferred to his family duties and took 1600 dollars in TV quiz show winnings instead of risking for 22000. Chanion 39, a part time Shakespeare scholar, had run up gram Tuesday night the officer faced a chance to double his money by trying another question. He said his dilemma mirrored the egotism of a scholar against the conservatism of a father of five children.
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Redmond O'Hanlon
Chanion 39
Gram
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Ohio Revenue Hits Record One Billion in 1960
State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced Ohio's annual revenue reached a record 1.00 billion dollars, the first time topping the billion-dollar mark. He noted current collections imply about 21.71 dollars per second and 2.73 billion annual intake.
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James A. Rhodes
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Rhodes
Solons Agree To Hike Pay Of Fed Force
Washington senators and House conferees debate federal pay raises. Senate favored 10 percent, House approved 7 percent retroactive to a date. Total cost about 328 million dollars annually for 983,057 civil service employees and related workers. Postal workers already received an 8 percent average raise.
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Fed Force
Washington
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House
Eisenhower
Olin D. Johnston
New Rush On Uranium in California Hills
Barstow California deputies report 1000 to 2000 prospectors crowding the Old Mountains foothills to seek uranium. Officials say a clash over claims occurred with no injuries and unclear identities of those involved.
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Barstow
Calif
Mrs Sloan on Stand Again in Murder Case
Frances Sloan wife of Dessel King testified she did not shoot her 16 year old nephew Kenneth Strohl. She described discovering the body after Jan 5 and said she ran to the door when her husband and others were near. State witness Mildred Crooksville said the defendant threatened Kenneth after a break in.
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Frances Sloan
New Lexington
Kenneth Strohl
Kenneth
Witlows
Dessel King
Resignation of Army Secretary Stevens and Brucker Nomination
President Eisenhower accepted Robert T. Stevens resignation as Army secretary citing personal reasons and announced Wilber M. Brucker, former Michigan governor, as his successor. Brucker will be 61 this Thursday and has served as Defense Department general counsel since 1964.
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