Question on beer alcohol content in Akron trial
Ohio judge hears whether a can label proves alcohol content for a 19 year old case involving Alma Sawan the waitress accused of selling high powered beer to a minor. Prosecutor cites 3.2 to 7 percent range to classify the beverage as intoxicating. Defense contends label is inadmissible without analysis.
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J. L. Tweed
Cuyahoga Falls
Alma E. Sawan
David Sanders
Edward Krutel
Circleville
Ohio Highway Patrol
State Board of Education
Ohio appoints new state fire marshal and chief assistant
Gov. William O Neill named Emmett P Brush Jr. as state fire marshal and Elmer G Stough as first assistant. A legislative panel urged action on rising water use and called for a fully qualified authority to study conservation. Officials from Ashtabula Mahoning Trumbull and Columbiana to discuss Lake Erie Ohio River highway with Highway Chief Charles Noble on March 12.
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William O’neill
Emmett P. Brush Jr
Piqua
Elmer G. Stough
Lorain
Ohio
Ashtabula
Mahoning
Trumbull
Columbiana
Charles Noble
Bedford Police Suit Seeks 100000 Injurys And False Arrest
Nick Renko of Bedford sues the full Bedford police force asking 70000 for injuries and 30000 for false arrest after his Feb 8 arrest following an automobile accident. He says police beat him before jail. Cleveland mayor pledges fight to bring Pan American Games here despite federal funding opposition.
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Nick Renko
Bedford
Renko
Common Pleas Court
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Dayton men and Lake County postmasters indicted
Keith W. Lower former Buckeye Lake postmaster and Blanche L. Geiger former Lakeview postmaster were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of embezzlement and embezzlement from the mails.
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Keith W. Lower
Buckeye Lake
Blanche L. Geiger
Lakeview
Columbus man jailed for hit-skip death on Christmas Eve
Andrew Edwards, 27, of Columbus, must serve six months in jail for the hit-and-run death of Ellen Galvin, 67. Municipal Judge Dean Strausbaugh fined Edwards 200 dollars and suspended his license for three years. In a separate incident, Leonard Adams, 46, of Sanders Kentucky, was killed when an out-of-control dump truck overturned on a county road on Monday.
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Andrew Edwards
Ellen Galvin
Dean Strausbaugh
Edwards
Cincinnati
Leonard Adams
Sanders
Veterans Bonus Forms Available March 11 in Ohio
Ohio veterans of the Korean War can obtain application blanks beginning March 11 in all 88 counties. Bonus Director Chester W. Goble announced the form composition to inform eligible veterans applying for the bonus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Ben-Gurion Faces Revolt Over Gaza Withdrawal Policy
UN Assembly pauses Gaza debate as Ben-Gurion contends with government rebels likely to back his plan to pull Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip and Aqaba gulf area. Israel says withdrawal may begin soon with UNEF in place. two to three weeks for Gaza exit. Maritime powers split over free passage and Gaza administration.
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Florida Has Prior Claim On Benny Bedwell
Eddie Bedwell, a 21 year old skid row worker, was freed on murder charges involving the Grimes sisters and immediately arrested on assault and sexual molestation charges. Bedford Park officials report a Florida fugitive warrant. details not released. Undersheriff Brennan will hold a news conference as the case moves forward.
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Edward
Bennie) Bedwell
Grimes Sisters
Odd Jobs
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Thomas Brennan
Bedford Park Sheriff's Court
Joseph Lohman
Bedwell
Lung cancer expert Dr Evarts Graham dies at 73
Dr Evarts A Graham renowned for lung cancer work died Monday at 73 after a battle with lung cancer. The physician and researcher retired in 1951 but remained active in study. He believed cigarette smoking linked to the disease, having smoked cigars earlier in life but rarely in the last decade.
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St, Louis
Evarts A. Graham
Graham
Radicals Liven Irish Elections
Armed guards patrolled Ireland's border as voters went to the polls in a national election amid Sinn Fein support for violence. Sinn Fein sought to end partition of six Northern counties. major parties condemned violence while Fianna Fail leader Eamon de Valera urged peaceful solution to the partition issue.
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Irish Republic
Sinn Fein
Dail
Ireland
Irish Republic Army
Britain
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
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Missile Expert John Nickerson Jr Faces Court Martial
Col. John Nickerson Jr a 1938 West Point graduate and missile expert at Redstone Arsenal Alabama is ordered tried by court martial within six weeks for releasing secret information to unauthorized persons five recipients are named and memorandums criticized Defense Secretary Wilson and joint Chiefs missile policy.
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Army
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
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Despite Good Morals Cheating in College Pointed Up in Survey
A University of Pennsylvania professor reports that systemic cheating on exams is common at many large colleges. The study also finds students hold conventional sexual morals despite bold college talk, and higher education largely influences conformity to college culture rather than core values.
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Chicago
Philip E. Jacob
University of Pennsylvania
Jacobs
Jacob
U S Plans Unfreezing of Aid to Mid East
United States officials plan to resume aid programs in Israel Egypt and Lebanon this month after a fall halt caused by the Britain France and Israel attack on Egypt. Congress has appropriated 750 million dollars for military and economic aid with Eisenhower authorized to use 100 million more and a possible 200 million at his discretion. Syria receives no aid and Lebanon resumption is seen as straightforward.
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Sharm el Sheikh
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FE Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Majority of Residents Favor Moving Route 124
At a morning hearing in Pomeroy residents from the Union and Mulberry neighborhoods voiced support for relocating Route 124. State highway engineers said the final decision rests with the state director of highways after listening to testimony.
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Pomeroy
Union and Mulberry
State Director of Highways
Knowland Hints at 1960 GOP Presidential Run
Senate Republican leader Knowland of California says in a radio interview he has not ruled out seeking the GOP nomination in 1960. He cautions that conditions in 1957 cannot predict 1960 and offers no final decision.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Senate to rule on warning to Russia over Middle East aid
The Senate may finish action today on a resolution backing Middle East independence and warning Russia against armed aggression. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said he has strong hopes for adoption before quitting time tonight.
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Senate
Russia
United States
Middle East
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Eisenhower
No Foul Play Says Coroner
Bellmaws New Jersey coroner ruled the death of four year old Mary Jane Barker accidental by starvation and exposure. After the body was found in a bedroom closet of a new ranch style house neighbors questioned whether she wandered in or was placed there. The autopsy found no indication of foul play.
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N. J
Mary Jane Barker
Camden County
Robert J. Blake
Mitchell Cohen
Bachelor with 40 acres seeks wife with tractor in MERCED ad
Classified ad from Valley Bomber at Castle Air Force Base notes a bachelor offering 40 acres of land and a tractor in exchange for matrimony. He asks for a picture of the tractor and responds via Box 325476 Atwater.
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Merced
Calif
Castle Air Force Base
Atwater
Kashmir assembly vote boosts Nehru backers
In Srinagar Kashmir a strong opposition boycott paved the way for a pro Nehru majority in the state legislature as supporters gain sway amid a political stand off.
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Srinagar
Kashmir
Nehru
Legislators Scramble To Meet Ohio Bill Deadline
Ohio lawmakers push to beat the deadline as the 102nd General Assembly nears final proposals. 166 bills were filed Monday night, bringing the total to 1017. 1955 saw 434 on deadline day with 91 later becoming law.
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Ohio
102Nd General Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
House
Beck Pressured to Return for Senate Questioning
President Dave Beck of the Teamsters faces renewed push to return to the United States for questioning by senators probing labor management racketeering. Labor Secretary Mitchell canceled plans to name Beck as a U S delegate for a world labor conference citing his overseas absence as a factor. Senator Kennedy said Beck has not complied with requests to review his personal financial records and cannot be subpoenaed while abroad. The McClellan committee also called James B Elkins back to testify with heightened security, announced hearings on alleged “smelly” evidence involving New York unions, and faced criticism from Senator McCarthy over a committee investigator, Robert Greene, linked to a past perjury case.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Mitchell Monday
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D-Ark
James B. Elkins
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Greene
Nixon sees free future for Ghana after independence
Vice President Nixon predicts Ghana will be national but not neutral after independence from Britain. He cited Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah saying Ghana will not accept foreign domination and will pursue a democratic way of life.
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Gold Coast
Nixon
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Britain
Kwame Nkrumah
Togoland
Supersonic B58 Hustler Tests Break Sound Barrier Time
The Convair B58 Hustler, first flown last November, reportedly exceeded the speed of sound in test flights near Fort Worth Texas. A faster Air Force fighter was used as a chase plane to observe the tests, marking the first known supersonic bomber flights.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Eisenhower weighs trip to warm climate for cough relief
President Eisenhower is considering a journey to a warm, dry climate to ease a cough that has troubled him since January 21, the White House said on Monday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Truman officials sentenced for defrauding government
Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle, former aides in the Truman administration, were sentenced to two years in prison and fined $2,500 each for conspiring to defraud the government. Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye denied a motion for a new trial before imposing sentence.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Gunnar H. Nordbye
Ike Urges Local Help In Disaster
President Eisenhower asked Congress to require state and local governments to share at least 25 percent of disaster relief costs. He proposed expanding federal aid while keeping emergency programs administered locally and supplemented by federal funds. Secretary Benson outlined details in a supporting letter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Heart Disease Could Be Good If It Comes Late Says Doctor
Dr. Paul Dudley White in Cincinnati on Monday night argued that higher heart disease rates might be tolerable if they occur only after a long, active life. He suggested sudden cardiac death could erase other plagues like infections, cancer, accidents, and wars.
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Cincinnati
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Gleason Bounced From Stork Club After Off Color Act
New York reports Jackie Gleason was escorted from the Stork Club after an off stage performance deemed obscene by owner Sherman Billingsley. Gleason arrived with a blonde, became loud and refused to leave prompting a tussle and his removal from the premises.
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TV Star
Sherman Billingsley
Gleason
Billingsley
Army to auction last carrier pigeons March 23
The Army will sell its remaining 1000 carrier pigeons on March 23, distributing them to zoos and institutions nationwide. The birds, once critical for WWII messaging, are now declared obsolete due to electronic communications.
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FT. Monmouth
N. J.P
Army
United States
Planes crash near base kills 17 in England
A British royal air force transport plane crashed into two farm houses near its base in Drayton England today. The Air Ministry announced 17 persons were killed in the incident.
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England
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
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