Harriman Eyes Civil Rights Split to Hurt Stevenson
Atlantic City coverage notes Harriman’s bid for the Democratic nomination hinges on driving a wedge over civil rights. He argues a split in Stevenson’s faction could pressure a tougher party stand at Chicago. The plan risks a possible convention walkout and loss in Southern states, with New York crucial to victory.
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Atlantic City
N. Ji
New York
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harriman
Chicago
Stevenson
Supreme Court
Truck Trans. Kills Worker
A refrigerated truck left a Maryland plant for Wilmington Delaware. Maintenance man Thomas Hock, 34, vanished and was later found dead in the truck’s refrigerated compartment just across the state line. He died of asphyxiation from carbon dioxide fumes after a struggle to escape.
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Wilmington
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Delaware
Thomas Hock
S. S. Bjornsen
Hock
Roadblock Nabs Pair After $3800 Holdup
Green Lane police set up a road block 15 miles east of town after a $3800 armed robbery at Green Lane First National Bank Wednesday. They captured two Akron men identified as Charles Musselman, 36, and Roy Furlong, 8.
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Charles ‘Musselman
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Lost Ad in The Messenger Offers Quick Finder Trace
A classifieds pitch urges readers to place a Lost Ad in The Messenger to trace finders. It promises fast matching for jewelry money pets rain coats and more and notes a 60 cent charge with optional charging.
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Massive Fire Outbreak Strains Southwest Forest Service
In Albuquerque and across Arizona and New Mexico about 150 fires triggered mainly by lightning stretched across rugged terrain. 2500 rangers battled the blazes, with the Graham Mountain 4800 acre blaze near Safford and a new 2000 acre spread near the Sangre de Cristo area marking the worst regional fire season to date.
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New Mexico
M. H. Davis
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Safford
Ariz
Néw Mexico
Davis
Sangre del Cristo Mountains
Colorado Line
Citizens Try To Keep Plant In Shelby Shoe Co Case
About 50 leading Portsmouth citizens formed a committee to keep Shelby Shoe Co in “real hands.” They met to hear a status report on a large stock block bought last month by Sydney L. Albert of Akron, though it is believed he did not secure controlling interest. In Cleveland, an immediate audit of Bellanca Corp was ordered.
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Shelby Shoe Co
Sydney L. Albert
Akron
Albert
Bellanca Corp
Cleveland
President Eisenhower Leaves Hospital After Recovery Update
President Eisenhower’s doctors reported today he has begun to gain strength after surgery and a period of critical illness. He plans to leave Walter Reed Army Hospital on Saturday morning to continue convalescence at Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Kansas City Area
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Soviet Press Sparks Debate on Stalin Era Repression
Washington officials expect a public explanation from Soviet leaders for why they did not stop or punish Stalin's terror. Dulles questioned Moscow's grip on Communist parties while experts warned the shift may signal growing dissent within the Soviet leadership as Pravda comments run the gauntlet of criticism.
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M. Mronruwen
Washington
State Department
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Dulles
Moscow
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Vet Pension Hopes Dim In Senate
Washington AP reports Senate action on a House passed pension bill with a $90 a month provision for World War I veterans dim. The measure, stripped of payments to widows and dependents, passed the House 236 451 and goes to the Senate as Sen. Byrd and Teague discuss timing and cost. About 3 million World War I veterans would be eligible at age 65 if income limits are met.
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D-Va
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Radiation Guards Asked at Public Health Forum
Dr. Simon Kinsman of the Taft Sanitary Engineering Center addressed about 35 Ohio health commissioners in Uraville urging stronger radiation safety amid new industrial uses of radioactive materials. He warned ionizing radiation is insidious and often undetectable, noting delays between exposure and injury can create a false sense of security. He urged medical oversight and safety practices.
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Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineer Center
Sineinnati
Ohio Health Commissioners
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Mailman Takes Sick Leave After Goose Bite on Route
Oklahoma City mailman John Dershhon, long wary of dogs, ends up on sick leave after being pinched by a pet goose on his route. The incident, unusual in the city, highlights hazards postal workers face from animals beyond dogs.
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Oklahoma City
John Dershhon
Manhunt Shifts to Mount Blanchard Area Near Findlay
State highway patrol launches intensive pursuit after a man resembling triple killer Alfred Wilson seen in a restaurant near Findlay. Waitresses identified likeness, crowds join search. a jug found near Warren carried Wilson fingerprints but broke accidentally.
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John Blue‘dorm
Committee Approves Gallipolis Navigation Bill
Washington House Public Works Committee approved a bill to authorize future construction funding for navigation flood control power and beach erosion projects totaling 1 100 120 000. Ohio projects include navigation work on the Ohio River at Gallipolis 66 000.
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Washington
House Public Work Committee
Ohio
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Joe Gordon Resigns as Coach of the Detroit Tigers
Joe Gordon resigns as coach of the Detroit Tigers after a feud with team president Walter C. Briggs Jr. Gordon, a former 11 season major league player, had been in his first season as Detroit coach following years as supervisor ofTiger scouts on the West Coast.
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Detroit Tigers
Walter C
Spike) Briggs Jr
Gordon
Detroit
Tiger
West Coast
Motorist Is Killed in Route 327 Accident
A Ross County man died in a one car crash on Route 327 late Wednesday night. The vehicle left a slight curve, veered 110 feet off the highway, and the body was found near the road. Deputies and the coroner reported death at 11 40 from a watch inside the car. The victim, son of Mr and Mrs James Sheets of Chillicothe rural route, was taken to Ware funeral home.
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Mocking County
Ross ‘County
Theear
Ross County
Joe Breezer
Kenneth Rheinscheid
J. W. Doering
Ware Funeral
Chillicothe
Sheets
James Sheets
Chill ‘Cothe
Lausche Calls For Road Safety Over Speed Emphasis
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche urged shifting focus from horsepower to road safety and vehicle safety devices at a Wednesday news conference. He criticized the constant push for faster cars and urged measures to curb speed and improve enforcement.
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Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Govern Wes
48 Million Given For Cancer Research
Washington report notes Congress approved a 48.6 million dollar allocation for cancer research in the coming year, part of a money bill sent to the White House. The action highlights ongoing federal support for medical research programs and funding levels.
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White House
Bombing attempt hits US car in Cyprus
A bomb detonated in the gas tank of an American owned car in Nicosia Cyprus causing minor damage and no injuries. The owner, Louis La Bauve of New Orleans, works at the U S radio relay station. British forces linked the crude device to youths sympathetic to EOKA.
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Cyprus
Louis la Bauve
New Orleans
State Department
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Mediterranean
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Former OSU student surrenders to police
The state's attorney said Marc Dickles, 21, a former Ohio State University student from Tremont Ohio, surrendered to answer a charge of receiving and a looted of furs and jewelry last winter.
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Ohio State University
Tremont
Ohio
Steel Fires Die As Negotiations Stalemated
SEW YORK AP The steel industry entered a pause as 12 major companies and the United Steelworkers failed to reach a settlement on a five year contract. A strike postponement was discussed while talks continued, but rejected by both sides. McDonald demanded retroactivity to July 1 for any extension, which the companies balked at. A possible deal remained contingent on accepting a four year and four month package with benefit cuts. In Hamilton Ohio a Norfolk Southern freight train crossing killed six, including three men from Ohio and Kentucky, as two women were also among the deceased. investigators identified two men and one woman at the scene while two other women remained unnamed.
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Wedneta
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Defenses For Missile Promised
The Army projects an antimisile system ready in four to five years to counter the ICBM threat armed with a nuclear warhead. Testimony released by a Senate subcommittee shows Nike II aims to destroy ballistic missiles at supersonic speeds, with reach to high altitudes, to meet the described threat by 1980.
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Senate
Special Session Seeks Local Funds Answer
The legislature meets to address sharp municipal revenue losses from recent court deletions aiming to restore funding and stabilize local budgets. The move seeks a rapid solution to curb fiscal damage affecting cities and services.
Secret White House Meeting Reported in Eisenhower Era
A report drawn from Robert J Donovan's book asserts President Eisenhower held a secret White House meeting the night of January 13 during his second term. It cites discussions with officials, the first private nuclear reactor plan, and security restrictions shaping policy influencing world peace and administration strategy.
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Decision Looms as 1988 Campaign Tensions Rise
fragmentary notes show Sept 24 1988 heart attack and a February 2 decision context. Questions persist about McCarthy tactics, Donovan material, and inquiries by the Investigations subcommittee. References to Eisenhower era politics, potential new party ideas, and key remarks on race and constitutional school segregation surface amid heated Washington debate.
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Two Die in Freezer After Lid Left Open
In Dallas a mother named Jenkins returned home to find her two children suffocated inside a home freezer. Neighbors say she had cleaned the unit and left the lid raised to air it. Children Sandra 8 and Gregory 6 are named in the report with details of the tragedy.
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Wreathy Jenkins
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