Woman dies in fog two truck crashes near Mason-Putnam line
In heavy fog near the Mason Putnam county line a Michigan woman, Thelma Floyd of Bay City, was killed in a head on crash with a tractor trailer. Five others were injured in the two accidents, including Opal Foster of South Charleston in critical condition. Authorities reported the crashes occurred about an hour apart on Route 17, with Truck drivers from Hurricane also involved.
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Michigan
Mason-Putnam County
Thelma Floyd
Bay City
Mich
Thomas' Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Opal Foster
Roy
Floyd
Foster
Thomas
Holter
Cyrus Sewards, Jr
Raymond L
Jeff) Ellis
Bags " Davis
Hurricane
Kgger Creeks
Clay Spurlock
Putnam
J. M. Wade
G. W. Gattis
Winston Salem
NSC
Mechem Attacks Lausche Budget Over Relief Funds
Senator C Stanley Mechem led a Republican challenge to Gov Lausche's 961 million dollar two year budget. He questioned a 14 percent increase in poor relief and a 10 million dollar surplus balance used to fund the next two years. He urged a probe into raising relief spending from 17 million to 31 million dollars.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
State Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Blechem
Lausche
New Trial Sought in Libel Suit Against Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati. Tom McCarthy of WKRG requests a new trial in his million dollar libel suit against the Cincinnati Enquirer after a jury awarded no damages. McCarthy argues the verdict lacks evidence support and violates law. Judge Joseph Woeste said the Enquirer’s remarks were libelous but could be justified as fair comment if jurors believed they were critical.
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Cincinnati
Tom Mccarthy
WKRG
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Enquirer
McCarthy
Joseph Woeste
Enquirer
Cambodian king steps down amid palace intrigue
Cambodias monarch abdicates in favor of his father Prince Suramarit as foreign reports cite no stated reason. French Foreign Ministry says no further information. the move follows a plebiscite showing public support earlier and opposition led by Son Ngoc Thanh during the occupation years.
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Aerodam
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Son Ngoc Thanh
Man Opposed To Belt Bill In Ohio House Hearing
General Robert G. Breene, a WWII airport construction leader and Dayton consulting engineer, testified before an Ohio House Commerce and Transportation Committee against a belt conveyor eminent domain bill. He argued cargo conveyors fail as low-cost transport, with two more opposition witnesses expected as the hearing continued between conveyor and rail interests.
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Ohio House
Robert G. Breene
Pacific
Dayton
Breene
House
Commerce and” Transportation Committee
U S Court of Claims Rules for Ohio Power Co
Washington reports the U S Court of Claims yesterday filed Ohio Power Co in a case from Ohio. The proceedings indicate claims against the utility are under consideration with rulings anticipated in due course.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Claims
Ohio Power Co i Aneinlag
Weather delays atomic blast as court weighs radar data
In Las Vegas Nevada authorities delayed the scheduled "big shot" detonation after weather assessments and a World War II rule prompted review. The Atomic Energy Commission project faced a 35 percent cost write-off dispute with the firm claiming weather conditions made the test untenable. The court eyed a Friday reschedule if stipulations show the detonation can proceed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission Science
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George Says Russia May Not Stop China Over Formosa Aggression
Senator George of Georgia warned the Far East risk hinges on Moscow blocking Chinese plans for Formosa while noting Soviet leaders may not back aggressive moves. He cited ongoing talks and U S diplomacy over Americans detained or missing in Red China, with hopes for more releases and direct negotiations continuing.
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Russia
Formosa
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D-Ga
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Armed auto thief eludes police after Chauncey chase
In Chauncey late Tuesday night an armed auto thief seized a radio cruiser from Marshal Dewitt Walker after holding him at gunpoint. Chauncey sheriff and Athens County officers joined a statewide manhunt for Franklin Osler, 32, of Radcliff Route 1. Fog hindered the pursuit as authorities scoured Jackson, Green Run, and surrounding areas. Osler, a WV parole violator, was described as 5 feet 9 inches, 145 pounds, wearing a baseball cap and brown shirt, last seen north on Route 13 after driving Walker's cruiser toward Jacksonville.
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Dewitt Walker
Franklin Osler
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Ohio
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Oiler
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Steubenville
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Otler
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Athens
Oller
Franklin County
Raio
Truetown
Osler
Jacksonville
Jackson
State Highway Patrol
Liccense
Route 13
George Bateman
Athens County
Steabion
Wellston
Hold That Tiger in Washington Zoo
A six month old Bengal tiger named Fon has been given to the United States by Pakistan. Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali cited the animal’s kindness and friendliness as the reason. The tiger resides at the Washington Zoo.
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Washington
United States
Syed Amjad Ali
Fon
Foreign Operations Administration
Washington Zoo
School strikes drag on as board orders return or replacement
ARVING Texas GP dispatch reports a district meeting over the strike by 114 school employees who refused to reinstate former Superintendent John J Beard. The board demanded they return to work by Wednesday or be replaced while nine principals and other executives were fired. Police reinforced by county officers watched as more than 100 volunteers filled roles of teachers bus drivers and custodians amid fears of violence. Dr Beard was fired 11 days earlier with no explanation.
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Tex
John J. Beard
Fas
Beard
Charles E. Young
Young
State Commission
Education
Irving
West Dallas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ohio Men Favor Raise in Congressional Pay Vote
Ohio voters show mixed party support for a proposed pay raise for congressmen. Democrats Kirwan and Scherer backed the measure while Republicans Ayres Bets, Brown, and several others opposed or abstained. The result reflected a partisan split in a staggered roll call yesterday.
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Touse
Kirwan
Ayres
Betssess
Minahal
Scherer
Polk
Brown
Atendersone Schenck
Atment
Keighan Haven Alk
Baumhart Pooiions
Bolton, Bow, Me
Suleeh
McGregor
Western NSW towns push cleanup as floodwaters recede
Residents in western New South Wales towns and villages begin a vast cleanup after floods recede. Aiming to salvage damaged communities, authorities face a death toll around 40 with exact totals uncertain. Damages may reach tens of millions, though some estimates are more cautious.
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Eedney
Australia
New South Wales
Ohio River Levels Reach High Flood Stages
Ohio River and its tributaries have swollen to near record highs since 1952 in places. Weather observers report some lowland flooding and many state roads blocked by waters spilling over banks. No serious damage reported despite the high levels.
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Columbus
Ohio River
Jet Pilot Killed In Runway Crash At George AFB
Victorville Calif. A U S Air Force base report says Lt John J Belghley Bet of Waynesbase Ohio was killed when his F S6H Sabrejet fighter crashed and burned on the George Air Force Base runway during a training flight. The crash ended a routine training sortie.
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Calit
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John J. Belghley
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Ohio
George Air Force Base
Air Force
Elghley
Teene
Sam Sheppard murder appeal set for May 5
The 31-year-old osteopath Sam Sheppard, convicted December 21 of the July bludgeoning death of his pregnant wife Marilyn, faces an appellate court hearing scheduled for May 5. Presiding Judge Julius M. Kovachy delayed the hearing after conferring with counsel. both sides received half pay for arguments, with possible carryover. Attorneys were granted a one-week extension to file briefs beyond the March 12 deadline, and the final filing date was set for April 30.
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Sheppard
Marilyn
Julius M. Kovachy
Appeals Court
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Langer May Bolt From GOP In 1966 Campaign
Senator Langer of North Dakota hinted he could back Eisenhower for national office and the Democratic state ticket. He told Nonpartisan League members he would follow the league's choice, including the Democratic column, prompting speculation among Republicans.
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Langer
R-Nd
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
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D-Ore
Churchill Sees Shifting Power Balance in 3 or 4 Years
Washington reports Churchill told Parliament the Soviet Union could threaten Western power within three to four years as Russia closes the gap in hydrogen bomb capability. He warned Moscow may press diplomacy by ultimatum and urged steady disarmament plans and unified Western resolve.
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United States
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House of Commons
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Eisenhower
London
Farrelled man linked to East Side murder case
After 12 hours of questioning Will Farrell was booked on homicide charges in the stabbing and strangling of Miss Yarrow, 28, in a lower East Side apartment on February 6. Police said Farrell, described as a good-looking man, robbed and assaulted Irene Miller, 20, in front of her 3-year-old son, then fled until a warning shot halted him. investigators later connected him to Yarrow’s death during questioning on Miller’s complaint.
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Lower East Side
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Irene Miller
East 3Rd St
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Miss. Miller
Reds Lose In India Vote
In New Delhi the Congress and allies under Nehru trailed Communist nominees in Andhra State. Early counts show the United Front leading, with the State Legislature to 198 seats. Several Communist officials were defeated and charges of unfair voting were raised.
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Nehru
Congress Party
Fistai
Andhra Tate
United Front
Conggress
Senator McCarthy accuses Army of negligence at radar labs
Ohio passes emergency measure for highway bonds as Sen McCarthy files Senate report on defense issues. He claims Army officials showed uncooperative attitudes toward Sea anate investigations and security at Fort Monmouth radar laboratories. The Ohio bill authorizes more than 33 million dollars in bonds for the state's share of 42 highway projects. The subcommittee, led by McCarthy, plans quick action in the Senate.
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R-Wis
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
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Government Opera Highway Rights of
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CSOE Workers Accept a Wage Increase Agreement in Local 1406
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company workers in Local 1406 IBEW including outside crews at Pos ton Walnut and Pickaway power plants accepted a 46 percent wage increase. The raise took effect Tuesday after hours of hearings and amid a push to sign before contract expiration. The document notes lines of responsibility and cites McCarthy era investigations touching on security and spy ring concerns around Fort Monmouth and Athens areas.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio
Eleestre Co
IBEW
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Walnut
Pickaway
John” Cunningham
F Glouster
Charles Pancake
Fort Mont
Nelsonville
Iiva
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Mayor Indicted by Grand Jury in Circleville
Circles ville mayor Faward Amey indicted by a grand jury on five counts of embezzlement from city funds. He is to be arraigned before Common Pleas Judge William D. Radelitt. The charges relate to a two year administration ending over a year ago and total shortages around five thousand dollars. Circleville now has court.
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Circlesville
Rway Canty Grand Jury
Fay
Common Pleas
William D. Radelitt
Nwner
Amey
Circleville
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