Dems lose labor backing on SUB payments in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers face a split on supplemental unemployment benefits as AFL-CIO opposes simultaneous SUB and state unemployment payments. House Democrats push bills to extend benefit eligibility and raise limits, while GOP-led Senate moves ahead with ONeill’s relief measures and confirmation of appointees.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tate
Afl-Cio
Ohio Supreme Court
Mahoning County
C. William O'Neill
General Assembly
O'Neill
House Democrats
O’neill
House Industry and Labor Committee
House
Senate
Fighting Escalates in Tripoli as Six Die in clashes
Beir ut reports say heavy fighting raged in Tripoli for over four hours with at least six killed and twenty wounded. Rebel leader Omar Karami denied reports of strong reinforcements and cited noon start time. Cairo radio links disputed. UN Secretary Hammarskjold flew in from New York with Solh's plea for an armed international force to seal Lebanon's borders.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
Karomi
Rashid
Karomi Karomi
Cairo
Camille Chamoun
Dag Hammar Skjold
New York
Sami Solh
Lebanon
Solh
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Security Council
High Court Petitioned Over Arkansas School Ruling
Two attorneys asked the Supreme Court to hold a special session to review a U S district judge's order delaying school integration in Little Rock Arkansas for two and a half years. They argue the ruling conflicts with the high court's school integration decisions and note a stay request remains pending with the U S Circuit Court in St Louis.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
High Tribunal
U. S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
U. S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Wildcat Strike Ends At Chrysler Missile Plant
Detroit Chrysler missile plant returns to normal production after a three day wildcat stoppage by the United Auto Workers rebel group. Missile Plant Local 1245 members vote to accept UAW international order to return to work or face discipline.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW International
Washer and Dryer Ad Sells Fast on First Day
The automatic washer and dryer are advertised as new and were promoted by Uncle Tim. The notice includes a phone number 2745 Chauncey and mentions a 3:30 p.m. post time. The piece quips about strenuous exercise after 40 using a knife and fork and ends with contact details.
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Chauncey
Vanguard Engine Failure Stalls Fifth Launch Attempt
Cape Canaveral Navy Vanguard rocket fails again after liftoff at 12 01 a m. The 20 inch Vanguard satellite plunges back to earth due to second stage ignition failure. GE announces development of a new engine for much larger payloads as rival Sputnik III looms.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Naval Research Laboratory
Navy
General Electric Co
Statehood for Alaska argued again in Congress
Senate enters longer sessions as Kennedy endorses Alaska statehood. He urges passage to demonstrate democratic decolonization and to influence international affairs, saying statehood would align Alaska’s economic realities with its people’s political aims. Supporters push for a final vote by Friday.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alaska
United States
Senate
Kennedy
Texas Tomatoes Rot In Farmers Plots
Bremond Texas reports tomato growers letting fruit rot as market price drops to 2 cents per pound. Farmers say harvesting costs exceed returns, leaving fields unpicked and crops ruined in this tomato belt.
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Texas
Bremond
Tex
Get Tough With Lazy Students
Dr Banesh Hoffman of Queens College argues American students are lazy minded and deserve tougher education. He calls for tougher teachers a four year liberal arts college with no education courses and a fifth year of apprentice teaching while urging public trust in specialization.
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Bowling Green
Banesh Hoffman
Queens College
New York
Hoffman
Ravenswood Boy Waging Desperate Fight for Life
A six year old Ravenswood boy lies in critical condition at Children’s Hospital Columbus after drinking unknown whisky believed to be moonshine from a seized still. His father and a nurse accompanied him from Parkersburg. Sheriff Chancey said the whisky came from a still on Ferrell Bose’s property in Jackson County and Bose is jailed on illegal sale and possession charges.
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Columbus
Ravenswood
W. Va
Children’s Hospital
Edward Briton
Parkersburg
William Britton
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
W. G. Chancey
Jackson County
Ferrell Bose
Dutch Ridge
Bose
Coffee Cooling Debate Turns Experimental Findings
Two Cornell seniors Robert L. Seidel and Darwin A. Novak examined whether adding milk or cream speeds cooling. They produced a 78 page study concluding that coffee cools faster if the drinker waits briefly before adding dairy based on formulas and graphs.
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Philadelphia
Cornell University
New York State
Robert L. Seidel
Cresskill, N
Darwin A. Novak
East St. Louis
Ill
German Reconstruction Minister Heinz Winkler Dies
Berlin reports that Heinz Winkler, 49, East Germany's reconstruction minister and a Communist official, died Wednesday from head injuries suffered while swimming in the Black Sea.
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Berlin
Heinz Winkler
Black Sea
Methodists Increase Funds Despite Recession Across Conference
In the Northeast Ohio Conference 728 churches raised $5.727 million more for the denomination in the fiscal year ending Monday than the prior year. Church activity stayed resilient even as business lagged during much of the period.
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Lakeside
Methodists
Northeast Ohio
Witness Fox to Testify in Public Over Goldfine Affair
House investigators won't block former Boston publisher John Fox from testifying publicly despite Bernard Goldfine's request for closed sessions. Fox, subpoenaed and facing a libel case, is tied to allegations that Goldfine received special federal treatment through Sherman Adams. The panel also questioned SEC actions in Goldfine's East Boston Co. and heard Armstrong deny favoritism.
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Washington
House
Boston
John Fox
Bernard Goldfine
Fox
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Financial World
Boston Post
Pennsylvania
Securities and Exchange Commission
East Boston Co
SEC
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Congress
ISEC
US Calls Out Soviet Promises On Geneva Talks
Washington says Soviet officials must send nuclear experts to Geneva for technical talks on banning tests. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles backed the move after a White House meeting. If Moscow does not attend, the Kremlin risks political backlash for Cold War maneuvering.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Geneva
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Crippled RB-47 Bomber Returns To Forbes AFB
A six engine RB-47 recon bomber with one engine missing and a torn wing limped over eastern Kansas on a routine flight. After two hours of tests the crew chose to bail out or ride it down together and landed at Forbes Air Force Base without further harm. Maj. Lewis Chase described the ordeal as lasting seven hours in their minds as they practiced controlled landings at 15 000 feet. An engine bolt ended up at a farm house yard about 50 miles south of Topeka during the incident.
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Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Kansas Plains
Forbes Air Force Base
Lewis Chase
Gallitzin
Chase
Here
Standby Credit Controls Favored Amid Inflation Fears
Washington officials study reviving standby consumer credit powers to regulate down payments and installment terms on autos and appliances. Secretary of the Treasury Anderson and others warn big deficits could fuel inflation and seek a legal framework to curb credit standards seen in the 1955 auto sales boom.
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Washington
Econ-Tvim-Fr
Ut-Ipoan
Secretary OF the Treasury
Anderson
Congress
Eisenhower
Dallas Board To Maintain Segregation
The Dallas school board says it will keep schools segregated next year amid conflicts between the U S Supreme Court ruling against segregation and Texas integration laws. A 1957 Fifth Circuit order required integration, but the district argues it cannot comply without violating state law requiring local option elections for integration.
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Dallas
Dallas School Board
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
Eight Oak Ridge workers show no outward radiation effects
Oak Ridge Tennessee eight atomic plant workers exposed to an overdose of deadly radiation last week exhibit no outward ill effects.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Cecil DeMille Improves Says Physician
Cecil B. DeMille's condition is definitely improved according to his physician. The director remains under care but shows notable recovery as Hollywood watches for further updates.
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Cecil Demille
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Gale T Storm Pounds Northeast Ohio Cities
Gale force winds from a thunderstorm caused thousands of dollars in damage to power and telephone lines across eastern Cleveland suburbs. At least five people were injured, none seriously, as trees were uprooted and limbs torn free in Cleveland Heights South Euclid East Cleveland Lyndhurst Kirtland Hills Kirtland Township and Berea with Akron also reporting outages. The Weather Bureau logged winds up to 66 mph and noted 4% of rain fell in a one hour span between 6 and 7 pm.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Cleveland Heights
South Euclid
East Cleveland
Lyndhurst
Kirtland Hills
Kirtland Tw
Two Prison Escapees Arrested in West Virginia
Madison Ohio fugitives from the Marion correctional institution in Ohio were captured by State Police at Racine on Wednesday. Identified as Herman Elmo Williams 31 once of Montgomery West Virginia and James R Murphy 25 from Cleveland both serving armed robbery sentences when they escaped June 13.
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Madison
W. Va
Ohio Correctional Institution
Marion
Ohio
Racine
Herman Elmo Williams
Montgomery
James R. Murphy
Cleveland
Alfred Lunt Hospitalized After High Fever
Actor Alfred Lunt was taken to a New York hospital Wednesday night by his physician after suffering a high fever for several days.
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New York
Alfred Lunt
Mighty Mac opens longest bridge in world at Mackinac
Michigan dedicates the five mile Mackinac Bridge as parades and fireworks mark a three day opening. The $100 million suspension span joins Michigan’s two peninsulas over the Straits of Mackinac connecting Lakes Michigan and Huron.
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Straits OF Mackinac Bridge
Mich
Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Jurisdictional Snag
President Eisenhower's foreign aid program worth 3 675 400 000 dollars hits a snag over use of U S owned foreign currencies. Conferees, who had reached a compromise last week, spent three hours Wednesday and planned another session to resolve remaining differences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Governors Meet ONeill at Buckeye Girls State Banquet
In Columbus at Buckeye Girls State 806 attendees welcomed Governor C William ONeill. Also honored were Robert Thompson Buckeye Boys State governor and Sandra Gordon Buckeye Girls State governor from Canton.
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Buckeye Girls’ State
C. William O'Neill
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Thompson
Warren
Buckeye Boys’ State
Sandra Gordon
Canton
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