Pay-as-You-Go Road Idea Up and Civil Defense Shifts
The 25 member Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urged Eisenhower to cede some tax fields to states and cities while expanding state managed highway growth funded by pay-as-you-build not borrowing. It called for shifting civil defense to Washington, curtailing grants-in-aid, and boosting state fiscal reform. The report favors reduced centralization and greater state-local responsibility with forbearance from federal intrusion. It recommends state reappraisal of fiscal policy and expanded revenue potential within each state. It also covers education, soil conservation, housing, water resources, unemployment, and health program adjustments with state-led administration and targeted federal help.
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Washington
Commission On Intergonental Relations
Eisenhower
Congress
Meyer Kestnbaum
Chicago
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing Concern
Idaho Suspends Mass Polio Vaccination Plan
Idaho Health Director L. J. Peterson announced loss of confidence in the polio vaccine after seven deaths and 79 hospitalizations linked to an outbreak since April. He said Idaho will not sponsor another mass inoculation program and blamed the vaccine’s safety and efficacy, while defending Cutter Laboratories and Dr. Salk.
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Boise
Idaho
L. J. Peterson
Peterson
Salk
Peron Labor Boss Quits CGT Leader Faces Succession
Buenos Aires reports Eduardo Valetich secretary general of the CGT since 1952 has stepped down in favor of assistant Hector Hugo de Pietro. The CGT backbone of Peron’s support, Valetich led the Peronista drive against the church, which Peron accused last November of opposing his regime. The church denied the charge.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Confederation of Workers
CGT
Juan Peron
Eduardo Valetich
Hector Hugo de Pietro
Peron
Eva
Valetech
Plants Set For Strike In Cleveland Area
United Steelworkers locals in Cleveland begun talks with employers on an orderly shutdown if no new contract by June 30. B W Ohler said committees met with management to plan a shutdown Thursday night at midnight if an agreement isn t reached. Locals cover 19 700 workers at Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin and United States Steel plants with 70 000 more in Ohio told to start meetings.
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Cleveland
United Steelworkers
B. W. Ohler
Pittsburgh
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Corp
United States Steel Corp
Ohio
Womar: Husband Beaten in County Jail Suit Filed
Irene Justice of Coal Grove accuses Sheriff Carl E. Rose of Lawrence County of negligence after Clair Justice aged 49 died June 8 following a fall in the county jail shower room while awaiting transfer to a state hospital. She seeks damages of 50 000. A coroner’s report cites a skull fracture.
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Ironton
Irene Justice
Coal Grove
Clair
Carl E. Rose
Lawrence County
Giant tusks found at Palisades dam site in Idaho
A jaw bone and a pair of giant tusks were unearthed Monday at the Palisades dam project in Idaho. Worker William Donaldson of Idaho Falls found the bones and said the tusks measure four inches at the small end and up to 12 inches near three feet from the point, with plans to seek help from Idaho State College to identify them.
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Palisades
Idaho
Palisades Damect
William Donaldson
Idaho Falls
Idaho State College
Rags to Riches in St Louis Heir Inherits Big Estate
Mrs Anna Chulick a 48 year old former factory worker and sole heir inherits a 104289 dollar estate from her uncle after a life of earning 1.13 dollars an hour.
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ST. Louis
Anna Chulick
Nationwide Walkout Looms As Steel Strike Deadline Near
Pittsburgh union leader McDonald and six major steel producers resume talks ahead of a Thursday midnight strike deadline. USW demands a substantial wage increase after rejecting 10 cent offers from U S Steel and Inland Steel. Executives from U S Steel and Bethlehem say offers are substantial and hopeful for settlement.
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Pittsburgh
CI10
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem, Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jones & Laughlin
Inland Steel
U. S. Steel
Big Steel
John A. Stephens
Stephens
Truck Rift Spreads Across New England and Beyond
Labor dispute spreads from southern New England to New York state and beyond with about 15 000 drivers involved in Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and over 5000 elsewhere. Terminals in Albany Binghamton Utica Rochester Endicott Syracuse and more face closures while essential goods movement remains mostly steady. The AFL Teamsters press a 35 cent hourly raise plus overtime. management offers 33 cents. Boston drivers earn about 1.80 an hour.
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Boston
New England
New York State
Cleveland
Midwest
Atlanta
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
AFL Teamsters Union
Upstate
New York
Albany
Binghamton
Emira
Utica
Rochester
North Tonawanda
Endicott
Syracuse
AFL Teamsters
Fire Threatens Pitt Schools of Health Professions Building
A massive fire swept through 10 stories of the Pitt Schools of Health Professions Building under construction near Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. Explosions from flammable materials occurred as 225 Presbyterian patients were evacuated to adjacent facilities with no injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Schools of Health & Professions
Presbyterian Hospital
Women’s and Eye and Ear
Dep
William Martin
Infant Ordered Back To Natural Parents
A Franklin County judge directed that nine month old Keven Gene Smith be removed from Columbus foster parents Darrell and Veneda Brown and returned to his natural parents Max and Annis Smith in Van Wert. The custody dispute has spanned since February 16.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Keven Gene Smith
van Wert
Darrell
Veneda Brown
Max and
Annis Smith
Fire levels Clifton house and combo store in Point Pleasant
Early Tuesday fire leveled a combination store and living quarters at Clifton owned by Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniel. Loss estimated at 12000 with partial insurance. McDaniel discovered the blaze at 3 30 am and neighbors from five towns responded, saving a nearby house.
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Point Pleasant
Clifton
Leas
John McDaniel
McDaniels
McDaniel
Middleport
Mason
Pomeroy
New Haven
Myrtle Barker
Five Day Forecast Warm With Showers Late Week
Five day forecast shows temperatures near normal with highs around 62 to 65 and a bit warmer midweek. Showers are possible late Thursday into Friday bringing light moisture, peaking at one fourth to one half inch.
Storms Leave Five Dead Across Central Regions
Tornadoes and violent storms across the mid‑continent South and East killed five people and injured more than twenty as twisters struck Nebraska New Jersey Texas and New Mexico. Damage estimates range from 100000 to 500000 with crops hampered by hail and heavy rains. evacuations occurred along the swollen North Platte River in Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Hillerege
Scottsbluff
Neb
Texas
New Mexico
Camden
N.J
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Wyoming
North Platte River
Two Rich Valley plants hit by morning dairy strike
Dairy workers at Point Pleasant milk plant and Middleport ice cream plant walk out as Teamsters Local 505 drives a strike affecting about 36 drivers and staff. Company owners Rothgeb and Wilson failed to reach a new contract, delaying agreement despite earlier attempts.
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Point Pleasant
Rich Valley
Middleport
Teamsters Local 505
D. W. Rothgeb
A. Fay Wilson
Burdett resigns from West Virginia Board post
Joe F Burdett resigns as president of the Board of Control citing Gov William Marland attempt to gag him. The Mason County farmer says he will run for governor in 1971 and plans to return to farming after a vacation. No successor named.
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Point Pleasant
Joe F Burdett
Board of Control
Burdett
William Marland
Mason County
Mar
DasGees
Tame
State Auditor
Okey Patteson
Two Marines Missing After Plane Run Out Of Fuel
An Air Force search plane spotted a tiny raft about 120 miles south of Tokyo as ships from three nations hunted for two Marines who vanished off Tokyo Sunday night. One raft sent radio signals and was seen during multiple search passes before a ship reached the spot.
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Tokyo
S&s Marine
Air Force
Fiers
Two Fires Probe in Hocking County Officials Say Arson Suspected
Hocking County Sheriffs Department and State Arson Bureau investigate two fires in the county. One at a Baker Hollow sawmill damaged green oak lumber and tires. the other a Schaal barn near South Perry burned with hay and machinery losses. Arson investigators Mitton and Edward Hughes assist, with Frank Hedges later arrested on petit larceny charges.
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Logan
Hocking County Sheriffs Department
State
Emanuel Schaal
South Perry
A. J. Waldron
Baker Hollow
Little Pine Road
Ray
Paul
James Baker Waldron
Spurgeon Metzler
Joe Breerve
Schaal
Laurelville
Baker Brothers
Waldron
Columbus
Frank Hedges
Hedges
Mary Jane Cox
Furnace Street Alley
English pastor laments revealing bridal gowns in church
Burley England. The 37-year-old American Reverend Lelie Aitken complains in a parish letter about low cut backless wedding dresses. He suggests brides cover up with a shawl during the ceremony. He notes he has served for 17 years.
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Burley
England
Lelie Aitken
Mr. Aitken
Money Burns as Fire Hits Gambling Clubs
A blaze in Ely destroyed two gambling clubs and three cafes, destroying currency on tables and causing losses estimated between 000 and 70,000 dollars. Mayor Broadbent cited the Capitol and Alpine clubs among the affected venues as the four story Ely Theater building helped halt the fire’s westward spread.
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Ely
N. E. Broadbent
Capitol
Ely Theater
Cp Dertaces Catetet
Te Sennes Eens Sat Sieeeg
Car Jumps Divider, Driver Dies in Crash
In Cincinnati suburb Lincoln Heights, 4 year old Tannis Evans was ejected from a car and killed after the vehicle struck a divider strip and rolled down an embankment. Police say the car was allegedly traveling about 100 miles per hour.
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Cincinnati
Tannis Evans
Lincoln Heights
Jerome Hooper
Lockland
Evans
Wife Charged After Fatal Wounds in Cincinnati
Police said wounds inflicted by Rusha Bryant on Sidney Bryant, 39, led to his death yesterday in Cincinnati. Rusha Bryant, 42, was charged with murder.
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Cincinnati
Sidney Bryant
Rusha
Korean Chief Warns of New Far Eastern War
South Korea's military chief warns of a renewed North Korean offensive possibly aimed at Korea itself. He cites North Korea's air power with seven air divisions and 40 bases, and asserts airfields were built beyond the armistice terms. The ambassadorial testimony from two defectors contradicted by government figures.
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Korea
Republic of Korea
Lee
North Korea
South
Critics Eye Foreign Aid Bill in House Debate
Washington The House actions on a 2.2955 billion dollar foreign aid authorization face critics seeking cuts. Chairman Richards says he hopes the bill remains largely intact as the Senate already shaved 139 million, with Eisenhower requesting 3 percent of aid funds.
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Washington
House
Richards
D-Sc
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
RAF claims first jet record Ottawa to London flight
The Royal Air Force set a jet record for the Ottawa to London distance of 3330 miles. A twin engine Canberra bomber named Mallia or Mallia? completed the flight from Ottawa, averaging 496.8 mph under international record conditions.
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London
Royal Air Force
Ottawa
Air Ministry
False Choppers Fit At Dentist Visit
A dentist completes a set of false teeth for a patient, noting a misfit and quick slip during the fitting process. The item highlights dental practice and patient comfort in a routine appliance appointment.
Dulles Says Red Pilots Too Eager Not Ordered
Secretary of State Dulles blamed trigger-happy Soviet pilots for shooting down a US Navy patrol plane off Alaska. He doubted the action reflected Moscow policy and urged restraint as Washington weighs reparations and the Geneva summit.
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Dulles
Washington
Alaska
At & Dent
Ebenhower
Maine
Russia
Rusia Hae
Navy
Ite
Kodiak
Soviet Union
United States
Atu Dulles
Woman Led Three Lives at House Un American Activities Hearing
Anita Bell Schneider, a San Diego housewife and FBI undercover agent, faced Rep. Donald L. Jackson and explained her prior activities with the southern California Communist party. Jackson recognized her and quipped about being fooled by her undercover work.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Donald L. Jackson
Rcalif
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Jackson
Mra
Anita Bell Schneider
FBI
Communist Party
Mra Schneider
Smoking Drop Termed Due To Higher Taxes
Virginia Beach reports a sharp two year drop in cigarette consumption. F. M. Parkinson of Richmond, director of the Tobacco Council, cites ample data attributing the decline to “ever needa rather than fear of a link a smoking and cancer.” He urges halting further state and local tax increases as federal taxes average about eight cents per pack.
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Virginia Beach
F. M. Parkinson
Richmond
Tobacco Council
Columbus GM Plant Plans Expansion and Jobs Rise
Columbus GM plant plans to boost production capacity as part of GM's capital program. Paul L. Jones, plant manager, said employment will grow from 4700 to 7000 by 1966 at the Columbus facility, part of the Wes of production capacity per cent noted.
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Columbus- Wes
Ternstedt
General Motors Corp
Paul L. Jones
Columbus
Yeste
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