Eisenhower Eyes Clean Hydrogen Bomb and Disarmament
President Eisenhower said scientists believe a completely clean hydrogen bomb could be developed after four to five more years of testing. He urged ongoing tests for full knowledge of peaceful atomic uses, while pursuing a U S Russia disarmament agreement and limits on production of new weapons. He also warned against inflationary pressures and called for respect for Supreme Court decisions and secrecy about government data.
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Russians Cool to Plan For 3 Stage Disarming
East and West clash in UN disarmament talks over a three stage troop reduction. Stassen proposes U S and Soviet reductions to 1,700,000 men each in the final phase with initial cuts to 2½ million. Zorin questions West settlements before endorsing any step and opposes linking test suspensions to H bomb material bans. Britain and France pledge cuts to 750,000 700,000 and 650,000 across stages.
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Russia
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United States
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
West
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Britain
Dulles
Washington
U. S
France
Nixon Gains Support From Midwestern Governors in 1960 Race
Vice President Nixon wins favorable talk among GOP governors at their 49th conference. Illinois Governor Stratton and Indiana Governor Handley are cited as viewing Nixon positively amid questions of nomination rivalries and Eisenhower’s state power transfer plan. The governors hint Nixon appeals to both wings of the party.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Harold W. Handley
Indiana
Knowland
Court Martial Discussing Wilson Order
The Nickerson court martial in Huntsville has become a round robin on Defense Secretary Wilsons 200 mile missile limit. Nickerson pleaded guilty to 15 charges and faces possible dismissal and up to 30 years. The panel will hear 14 witnesses on the Wilson order and IRBM program.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Nickerson
Wilson
Union Weep Is Convicted
Teamsters official Frank W. Brewster was found guilty on all 31 counts of contempt of Congress by U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica for refusing to produce records and answer questions before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Brewster, 60, waived a jury trial and was not present for the ruling.
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Frank W. Brewster
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U.S
John J. Sirica
Brewster
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Charges To Be Filed In Chief Stabbing
Franklin County authorities say an affidavit will be filed against Ramon Mattox, 37, of Frankfort Route 1, charging him with stabbing Clarence Lovingshimer, 54, police chief of Darbydale. Lovingshimer was stabbed Friday when he answered a complaint at a Darbydale home and is reported in good condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus.
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Franklin County
Ramon Mattox
Frankfort
Clarence Lovingshimer
Darbydale
Lovingshimer
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Judge and Accused Agree on Penalty in Non Support Case
In Portsmouth Common Pleas Judge Vernon Smith and Henry Albertson reach consensus that jail is appropriate. Albertson, 35, pleaded guilty to non support, saying imprisonment would best help his family as he hopes to learn a trade at Ohio Penitentiary to support his wife and children.
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Portsmouth
Common Pleas
Vernon Smith
Henry Albertson
Albertson
Smith
Ohio
AWOL Sailor Faces Choice Between Reformatory and Navy
Columbus a seventeen year old sailor, Francis Wilson, must choose today between a term in an Ohio reform school or a return to the Navy with a possible court martial for desertion. Juvenile Court Referee Marion Sherer gave him 24 hours to reconsider warning that Mansfield detention could lead to continued Navy punishment.
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Ohio
Navy
Francis Wilson
Marion Sherer
Mansfield
State Seeks To Save Money in Purchasing
Columbus Ohio finance officials aim to save more than 10 million dollars by reforming state purchasing. A survey is under way after director John A. Skipton said small lots have caused inefficiency, citing examples like two or three autos bought at a time.
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Columbus
Ohio
John A. Skipton
Ohio to vote on five constitutional changes later this year
The Ohio General Assembly sent five proposed amendments to voters. Four will appear on the November ballot, one in 1958. Proposals include easing metropolitan water and sewer limits, simplifying charter adoption, and creating regional foundations with county and city powers. An additional change removes residency requirements for appointive state officials and voting eligibility for president and vice president. Governor ONeill backs easing the outsider appointment rule after hiring a top highway builder. Charles Noble of Princeton, N J, must wait a year to become state highway director due to the current residency rule.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
C. William O'Neill
New Jersey Turnpike
Charles M. Noble
Princeton
N. J
Tuskegee Negroes Call Boycott of Unfriendly Merchants
At a church rally in Tuskegee Alabama the Negro Civic Association urged an economic boycott of white merchants deemed unfriendly after the Alabama Legislature redrew city lines to remove most Black residents. President Charles G Gomillion urged residents to stay away from hostile stores as the act awaits Gov. Folsom's signature. About 800 people heard the calls from Gomillion and several ministers in a packed church.
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Negro Tuskegee Civic Association
Charles G. Gomillion
Alabama
Tuskegee
Gomillion
James E. Folsom
Tuskegee Institute
Association
Phil Lightfoot
Child Found Safe In Eureka After Missing Since Monday
Two year old Michael Payne was found alive and in good condition Tuesday after being missing since 1 p.m. Monday in Eureka California. Local authorities reported the child was pursuing with a caregiver when located. The case prompted a large search across the area and involved police and volunteers.
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Eureka
Calif
Michael Payne
Steel Industry Leader Ernest Weir Dies at 81
Ernest T. Weir, 81, long a champion of limited government interference, died in Philadelphia. Former board chairman and CEO of National Steel Corp retired last April, he was the firm’s founder who continued as an executive. National Steel, the nation’s fifth largest producer, may see his board chairmanship pass to George M. Humphrey after his cabinet resignation.
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Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Weir
National
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Ohio law creates air pollution lab but lacks funding
Columbus Ohio lawmakers enact a statute giving the State Health Department power to set up an air pollution research laboratory but funds for its establishment and operation were not appropriated. The measure thus has no immediate practical effect.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Weather Ohio and Vicinity Five Day Forecast Update
The Ohio area will see warmer tonight with a Thursday fair and pleasant day after morning showers. Low tonight 58 65 and Thursday high 76 80. West Virginia experiences cooler tonight with 56 62 east and 60 65 west, and Thursday becomes partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon. The rest of the region shows variable conditions from clear in Albuquerque and Cleveland to rain in Oklahoma City and St Louis. The Ohio five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with minor daily changes and 1 2 to 1 2 inches of precipitation from tonight through Sunday.
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North Korea calls for broad conference on Korean withdrawal
At Panmunjom the North Korean proposal urged a universal conference to withdraw foreign troops and seek a peaceful Korea solution. The UN Command rejected the idea as outside military conference scope while Chou En-lai in Peiping backed the plan and criticized U.S. policy.
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Solon Sees Challenge In High Court Ruling
Sen. Hruska foresees a challenge to Senate Internal Security subcommittee authority after Supreme Court rulings. He plans to press immunity when questioning two witnesses from the American Communications Association in a probe of communism in the union movement. The Watkins case ruling curbs congressional powers and protects private rights.
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Supreme Court
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Salvatore Testa
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New York
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Illinois
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Ohio Chief Justice warns on potential Congress stir after Supreme Court rulings
Columbus AP Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt says recent U S Supreme Court decisions on curb attempts to root out communism could trigger congressional recriminations. He notes Ohio shows state jurisdiction, while federal court powers derive from Congress. The Ohio Supreme Court must reconsider contempt convictions from the defunct Un-American Activities Board. federal wording may affect 19 pending appeals and nine grand jury cases in Cuyahoga County.
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Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ohio
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Weygandt
Five Miners Trapped After Powhatan No. 2 Mine Collapse
Five miners are trapped in a hillside collapse at Powhatan No 2 mine in Fernwood Ohio about 14 miles from Steubenville. Three escapees report lights burning on caps of those trapped and air reportedly flowing. A 75 foot fall blocked the entrance as rescue attempts with an auger drill continue.
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Powhatan No
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Here
Mothers of World War II urge freeing U S prisoners
Delegates to a national convention in Columbus urged Congress to find some means to release American prisoners held by Communist China and voiced strong opposition to Red China joining the United Nations.
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Congress
China
O Neill says trend has been reversed in Ohio governance
Governor C William O Neill told the governors meeting in Williamsburg Virginia that Ohio has reversed a trend toward weakening the governor s powers and expanding legislative control He cited an antiquated system now being modernized with a six month mechanization program that has produced good results
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Williamsburg
Ohio
William O'Neill
Widely Divergent Denominations Merge in Cleveland Ceremony
The Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church merge to form The United Church of Christ in Cleveland. About 2.2 million members in 8311 congregations join under a common denomination while preserving local church autonomy in governance. President Eisenhower commends the union.
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Eisenhower
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
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