Nixon Urges GOP Work Force to Build Majority Party
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told about 900 Southern California Republicans that the GOP won in 1952 by a strong candidate and must now mobilize to elect a president. He urged party workers to do a big job this year and next, and said he hopes to work for the president again in 1956. Nixon praised Eisenhower’s leadership and called for courage and honesty that earns respect, warning that communism has peaked in the Americas and predicting stronger progress under Castillo Armas in Guatemala.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
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Nizon
America
Guatemala
Castillo Armas
Scions Agree To Hospitalize TB Patients
Ohio House voted to send to the Senate a bill to force hospitalization of TB patients. Rep. Harold W. Oyster said the plan protects health of Ohioans from untreated cases known as the tuberculosis killer. Sponsors estimate about 109 Ohioans known to have TB refused treatment and would be affected.
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Harold W. Oyster
Washington
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Cleveland
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Robert H. Schlesinger
Milwaukee
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Royal G. Gros
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Capehart Says Probing Scares Away Investors
Senator Capehart accuses the Senate Banking Committee of scaring investors by probing stock prices and market conditions. He warns the inquiry could trigger a crash as U S stocks slumped after a sharp drop, while Humphrey and Fulbright trade cautious remarks on market protection and the inquiry’s impact on confidence.
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Banking Committee
Associated Press
New York
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Tre
Ry Humphrey
Humphrey
Treasury
Eisenhower
Fulbright
Accused Killer Denied Bail in Extradition Case
A 5-year-old Lima man identified as Tomaso Argento was denied bail by U S Commissioner H A Horn. His hearing was set for April 18 in Las Vegas Nevada amid claims from lawyers that he is not the person sought by Italy for a 1922 Sicilian murder. The date of extradition remains weather dependent.
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U.S
H. A. Horn
Las Vegas
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Tomaso
Argento
Sicily
Atlee Fills In For Delayed British Delegate at UN
In New York yesterday, HLP I Atlee nephew of former British PM Clement Attlee stood as the sole male delegate among 17 women at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. He said he was deputizing for the British delegate delayed by Atlantic weather.
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I. Atlee
United Nations
H. P
Attlee
Clement Attlee
Britain
UN Commission
Atlantic
Capehart Sparkman Back George Refusal of Yalta Papers
Capehart and Sparkman, key Democrat lawmakers, back Senator George in refusing to publish confidential Yalta conference documents. They argue disclosure could leak information and harm Allied unity, while Dulles says the state of the record should guide publication decisions. The debate centers on whether releasing the papers could affect ratifications and political campaigns.
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Army Inquiry Opens Over Irving Peress Case
Senator McClellan said the Army action tied to a new probe of the Irving Peress case hides facts and withholds documents. He cited a prior Army and Stevens dispute over secret information and investigative methods while McCarthy blamed a Communist master-mind.
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Army
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Suc
Secretary of the Army
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Children Ride Runaway Car
A station wagon with two small children rolled backward for minutes before crashing into a fire plug. No injuries reported. Mrs. Victor Wolchowski told police a child ran into a store. Vehicle left atop the fire plug after striking a no parking sign on a city street.
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Baltimore
Victor
J. Wolchowski
iSchufoan
Cotobove
Spencer and Margaret Lanning Die in Ohio 312 Crash
Spencer and Mrs Margaret Sue Lanning of New Straitsville were killed last night when their ear crashed into a pole along Ohio 312 five miles south of Bremen in Fairfield County.
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Margaret Sue Lanning
New Straitsville
Ohio 312
Bremen
Fairfield
County
Jelke Trial Opens with Pat Ward as Key Witness
New York jurors in the Mickey Jelke case begin hearing testimony about cafe society playboys and their call girls. Pat Ward, the former call girl now 21, is slated as the first witness after opening statements. The trial rekindles claims linking Jelke to fees paid by prominent men for his companions.
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Lin
Mickey Jelke
Pat Ward
Asst. Dist
Anthony
J. ‘Liebler
Pat
Jelke
Jetke
Fates
Marguerite Cordova
Francis J. Valente
Angen
Jelkce
Jeike
Pris
Liebler
Man Admits False Report In Columbus Case
Columbus man Gene Doughty pleaded guilty to falsely telling police that DeDermott, an escaped lifer, forced him to drive from Mount Vernon to Columbus. A municipal judge imposed 25 dollars plus costs. The hoax drew patrols and deputies to search areas tied to the murder of Don R. Mellett at Ohio Penitentiary last November. Doughty had been on FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.
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Umie
DeDermott
Lifer
Mount Vernon
Charles R. Petree
Gene Doughty
Doughty
Sherriff
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Carton
Don R
Ohio high court to reassign judge in padlock case
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt said he would assign another judge to hear further proceedings in the padlock action against a Portsmouth area bingo parlor after the attorney general withdrew an affidavit for pretrial action and Vernon Smith of Scioto County indicated he would no longer sit on the case.
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Jusice
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Ohio Attorney General
Vernon Smith
Scioto County
Five Day Forecast and Weather Update
Temperatures will average near or slightly below normal with highs around 47 in the north and 33 in the south and lows near 29 in the north, 33 in the south. Expect colder conditions Wednesday and Wednesday night with a milder turn by Thursday. Occasional rain is forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Specialists To Identify Bone Pile At Clearfork Park
In Mohican State Forest near Loudonville a bone pile and two natural teeth plus one false tooth were discovered in a gorge at Clearfork State Park. Sheriff Frank Topper said the bones will be tested today by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation to determine if they are human.
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Mohican State Forest
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Paul Glas-so
Joseph Martina
London Prison Farm
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Swedes Hint More Arrests In Spy Roundup
STOCKHOLM police report ongoing sweep of Communist spy suspects may yield further arrests across Sweden and possibly other Nordic countries. Eleven detained so far, four expelled from Czechoslovak and Romanian rings, with unconfirmed talk of Danish and Norwegian police assistance and a suspect card index containing many Nordic names. Ralph A Zurolo, 66, dies of heart attack at Niles Ohio, at wife grave, after daily cemetery visits.
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Niles, Ohio
Ralph A Zurolo
Senate tax cut showdown nears amid absentee vote risk
Washington AP report on a Senate move to debate a Democratic substitute to extend tax rates. Senator Young signals possible support, while Johnson forecasts a midafternoon vote. Absentee counts and GOP defections loom as House action already approved related credits and exemptions for 1956.
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Ohio Senate weighs raises in open country speed limit
The Ohio Senate debated increasing the daytime open country speed to 60 mph and 50 mph in noncongested city areas. The bill, backed by the Ohio Automobile Association, would keep 50 mph for trucks and school buses and preserve the current 50 mph in open country at night.
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Hio Senate
Senate
William ‘Tyrrell
Franklin
William ‘Tyrell
Ohio Automobile Association
Pilot Killed In Jet Crash Near Portsmouth Ohio
Air Force Captain Frank Norris of Daytan, stationed at Wright-Patterson, identified after a jet trainer crash near Portsmouth Ohio. Norris reportedly earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for Korea. The crash occurred about 2 15 p.m. in an area 15 miles west of Portsmouth. Norris’ body lay 190 feet from the plane with the canopy about 0.1 mile away. In Madison, Dr Julian Wy Winans and his wife Mertie mark their 67th wedding anniversary at their 150 year old home.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Frank Norris
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Ohio
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Painelvila
Madison
Julian Wy Winans
Mertie
Pregnancy Tax Rules Are Not Exempted By Agent Guidance
A tax agent notes that pregnancy does not exempt a person from income tax rules. The discussion clarifies that salary received during pregnancy related leave remains part of taxable income and cannot be excluded. The source emphasizes proper reporting and adherence to law in payroll withholdings.
Marines in Cleveland Scandal Involves Taxicab Driver Arrests
Police say two detectives in Marine uniform disguises directed by a taxicab driver led to arrests in downtown Cleveland. The driver lost his license at a hearing yesterday, and authorities say the scheme involved an east side house as part of the operation.
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Cleveland
Convicted of Treason Freed By Judge Over Fair Trial Doubts
Provoo, 37, freed by Judge Roszel C Thomsen after ruling government actions biased his wartime treason trial. Indictment for seven overt acts dismissed. possible appeal keeps option for later trial. Provoo, once sentenced to life, wept as release ordered on his own recognizance.
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