Voting Bills Move Through Ohio House On Election Issues
The Ohio House screens a slate of election bills including extending polls to 8 p.m. in large counties and door to door voter registration. Other measures cover straight ticket voting, four year mail registrations, and party ticket lines. The House also advances a motto bill and considers a 60 million sales tax revision and a 1.8 billion general appropriations act.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
House
Senate
James Mastronardo
Cincinnati
Michael V. DiSalle
Jimmie
Hartwell School
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Ed Witmer
Dstark
Charles A. Mosher
R Lorain
Lancione
Robert Longsworth
Carroll
Fayette County
Senate Education and Health Committee
House Taxation Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Argentine Crisis Nearing Climax Amid Military Pressure
Buenos Aires reports indicate Argentina's government faces a pivotal moment as military leaders threaten to oust President Frondizi unless sweeping changes are made. Frondizi rejects resignations of three armed services chiefs while Interior Minister Vitolo seeks party talks and possible coalition options.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Armed Services
Clique
Alfredo Vitolo
Vitolo
Juan Peron
Man and Woman Indicted for Murder in Ohio case
ZANESVILLE Mary Landis 29 and S. Sgt. Robert L. Bennett 26 were indicted for first degree murder by the Muskingum County Grand Jury for the May 18 killing of Patrick Landis 74. Both are jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Zanesville
Mary Landis
Robert L. Bennett
Ethel Bar Rymore Resting in Mausoleum Crypt
The Hollywood figure Ethel Bar Rymore lies in a mausoleum crypt beside her brothers John and Lionel, marking her burial today.
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Hollywood
Ethel Barrymore
John
Lionel
Church of the Good Shepard
Calvary Cemetery
Dems Predict States Rights Bill's Passage
Southern Democrats expect the House to approve a states rights bill opposed by the Eisenhower administration. Rep. Charles A. Halleck, GOP floor leader, away as debate opened and reportedly prepared a speech backing the measure. The bill, introduced by Rep. Howard W. Smith, aims to restore federal-state constitutional balance but opponents say it targets civil rights and labor rules.
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House
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Washington
Halleck
Republican House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Missilemen Plan Final Launching Vehicle
Vanguard missilemen, disappointed by a satellite flop, turn to their final launching vehicle. The second stage failed on the 10th Vanguard launch, and the 22 percent-pound satellite plunged to fiery loss in the earth atmosphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard Missilemen
Vanguard
Educators Debate Methods Versus Subject In Conference
Lawrence Kansas opens a four day conference on teacher education to bridge gaps between how to teach and the subject taught. Educators and critics push for a national standards research program to recruit train and weed out teachers. The meeting aims to define balance between practical teaching methods and subject mastery.
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Lawrence
Kan
of Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Riot at U S Medical Center Shuts Wing In Springfield
Jim Billings of the Springfield Daily News reports from inside the U S Medical Center after a riot erupted in one wing. The city editor notes the tense scene at 2 o'clock in the morning with hostages and heavy guard presence.
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Springfield
Springfield Daily News
Associated Press
Hope For Contract Still Held
Washington says July 1 strike may still be averted as steel industry talks continue without a formal proposal from the Steelworkers Union. Industry officials say any settlement must avoid inflation. In New York negotiations proceed as the current contract nears expiration.
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Washington
Steelworkers Union
Conrad Cooper
Steel Union
New York
Strike Halts Pittsburgh Jones & Laughlin Steel Plant
A 12,000 worker strike at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp in Pittsburgh shut the plant’s open hearth furnaces 24 hours after a dispute over incentive pay. Picketing halted production and no immediate talks were indicated to resolve the standstill, with no link shown to broader industry negotiations.
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Jones & Laughlin
Big South Side
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
J&l
Starkweather Denied Review in Supreme Court Case
Charles Starkweather, 20, denied a U.S. Supreme Court review of his murder conviction for the slaying of Robert Jensen and other victims. He contended unlawful trial representation by two court-appointed attorneys and awaits further action while painting a snow scene.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Neb
Jensen
Starkweather
U.S. Supreme Court
Panama Canal Faces Record Peacetime Traffic Jam
Panama Canal is blocking ships for 24 to 36 hours due to the biggest peacetime traffic jam in its history. No rapid relief plan is visible as vessels wait long in the queuing lanes.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Gov Earl Long seeks habeas corpus to exit mental hospital
Baton Rouge Louisiana Gov Earl Long 63 seeks release from Southeast Louisiana Mental Hospital at Mandeville claiming fraud in commitment papers and that he is not mentally ill. He asks the 22nd Judicial Court to grant a writ with a hearing set for Friday. local officials report a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
22Nd Judicial Court
Mandeville
Sims
Long
Jones
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Mentally Ill Inmate Starts Fire In Van Wert Jail
Thomas Hampton, 23, described as mentally ill, is charged with arson after starting a fire in a second floor store room of the Van Wert County Jail Sunday night. The blaze forced 13 inmates and the sheriff's family to flee. Hampton allegedly planned the escape after his mental evaluation at Lima State Hospital.
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Trenton
N. J
Thomas Hampton
Wilmer L. Clay
Hampton
Lima State Hospital
Blaze at Stalheim hotel kills seven Americans
Fire swept the 99 room Stalheim resort hotel in Norway before dawn. 130 Americans were registered as guests. seven bodies were found and six to seven people were missing. About 35 injured from flames or jumps, as fire crews battled the two hour blaze. Police cautioned the missing may still be alive. the hotel was reduced to ashes.
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Stalheim
Norway
Harris Caldwell
Georgia
Herter to Tell Nation of No Retreat in Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter plans a nationwide radio and TV address to explain a no retreat stance in Geneva talks over Berlin. With Eisenhower backing, he cites deadlock and a tightened Western position as prerequisites before any summit with Khrushchev.
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Christian A. Herter
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Herter
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Eisenhower
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Kremlin
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Birns Acquitted in April Shooting Case
Cleveland defendant Birns was found not guilty by a Common Pleas jury of malicious shooting with intent to wound or kill in the April 13 shooting of Clarence Coleman known as Sonny. Prosecution said Birns acted in retaliation for an March 19 attempted attack on his life in his driveway. This marks Birns seventh felony charge victory in local courts.
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Alex
Shondor) Birns
Clarence
Sonny) Coleman
Common Pleas
Birns
Coleman
Louis Armstrong Rushed to Spoleto Hospital with Pneumonia
Louis Armstrong, the famed American jazz king, was rushed to Spoleto civil hospital today after suffering an attack of pneumonia. His condition was described as serious but stable, with doctors monitoring his breathing and giving him treatment.
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Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
OEIU Joins Strike At Addressograph Euclid Plants
Some 750 members of the Office Employes International Union joined 1800 production workers on strike at Addressograph Multigraph Corp plants in suburban Euclid.
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Cleveland
Hagerty Recovers After Appendectomy Surgery
White House press secretary James C Hagerty is reported recovering satisfactorily after surgery to remove an acutely inflamed appendix.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Manhunt Fails to Find Convicts in Connecticut Swamp
Plymouth police and state highway patrolmen conducted a late night manhunt in swampy areas near New Haven Two seeking two escaped Tennessee convicts, Robert Phillips aged 40 and his brother Charles, 35, wanted on murder and larceny indictments in Clinton, Tennessee. Relatives in New Haven Two denied sightings.
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Norwalk
Plymouth
New Haven
Tennessee
Robert Phillips
Charles
Clinton
Tenn
Suspect Ruled Insane in Columbus Strangling Case
Phyllis Gerard, 34, charged with fatally strangling her invalid mother Mrs. Jean Gerard, 65, in their Columbus apartment on May 16, has been ruled insane and will be committed today to Lima State Hospital.
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Columbus
Phyllis Gerard
Jean A. Gerard
Lima State Hospital
Eight 4-H clubs organized in Gallia County
In Gallia County eight 4-H clubs were organized drawing participation from area youths and leaders. The report highlights community involvement and ongoing youth activities across the county.
Rioting Psychiatric Inmates Seize Wing At Springfield Prison
In Springfield Missouri 106 psychiatric inmates seized five guards at the U S S Medical Center. The 10 North wing is controlled with three surrounding rings of guards. Warden Settle urged restraint as inmates threaten with a knife and issue vague demands. No further communication or lights since 10:20 PM Monday.
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Russell O Settle
Springfield
U. S&s. Medical Center
General Hospital
Country Club
Russell C. Settle
Buckeye Girls Vote In Mock Election At Ohio State
Buckeye Girls State conducts morning primaries by Federalists and Nationalists to nominate candidates for governor and six state posts ahead of a general election in the afternoon. Judgeships county offices and the legislature also vote as 18 city governments under mayors completed Sunday. Mayors gathered Monday for the 13th annual self-government exercise at Capital University with 860 delegates hearing Catherine R. Dobbs of Barberton, the women mayor, speak amid campaign efforts by about 50 girls seeking state office.
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Capital University
Barberton
Catherine R. Dobbs
Belmont County Plans Gambling Affidavits Filing
Belmont County liquor enforcement officers say they will file gambling affidavits once they confer with Belmont County Prosecutor William Irwin in Clairs ville.
Spy Klaus Fuchs to Enter East Germany Tonight
An East German Foreign Ministry spokesman said British atomic spy Klaus Fuchs will enter East Germany tonight or Wednesday. The statement ties Fuchs to ongoing Cold War intelligence tensions and confirms his planned crossing into the Soviet bloc.
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East German
Foreign Ministry
Klaus Fuchs
East Germany
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