Senate Farm Bill Boils Over Parity Debate Sparks Tension
In Washington the Senate agreed to a 12 hour session amid high tempers over the farm bill. Central issue is parity calculation for price supports for crops like wheat and corn. A dual parity proposal would let farmers use either old or new parity if higher. Senators Aiken Anderson Molland Williams and Schoeppel back the idea, while others push flexible supports. The debate also touches Milk for Schools and brucellosis elimination funding.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator Aiken
RVD
Hit
Feministation
Wth
Anderson
DSM
Molland
Fla
Willams
itDel
Sha
Ermal
Young
RND
Admissration
Schoeppel
Istead
SLA
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Cout
Aiken
Humphrey
Destine
House
Polio Funds Boosted in House Appropriations
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a 795.7 million supplemental appropriation for the current year. The package includes 27.8 million for anti polio programs, 185 million for veterans' readjustment benefits, 25 million for school district payments boosted by federal activity, and 9.9 million for school construction in affected districts.
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House Appropriations Committee
Arabs and Egyptians Exchange Fire Across Demarcation Line
An Egyptian military spokesman said three Egyptian soldiers crossed the frontier in a separate incident in the same area and that infiltrators were forced back as Egyptian fire was returned. He reported no Israeli casualties. Egypt protested to the Interim Armistice Commission after Israelis opened fire across the line wounding a woman and a man who were admitted to hospital.
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Trace Line
Gaza
Palestine
Egypt
Armitice Commission
Te & Beepital
Aid for Ship Construction Subsidies Considered
The maritime commission approves subsidies for ships engaged in foreign trade from the Great Lakes. Walter C. Ford tells a Senate subcommittee the broadened plan could apply after the St Lawrence Seaway opens. Chairman Robert Moulton cites limited success in keeping Ohio license requirements for interstate trucks.
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Great Lakes
Maritime Commission
Columbus
Ohio
Europe
Walter C. Ford
Robert Moulton
Senate ‘Commerce
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Moulton
Ohio Supreme Court orders tax refunds to banks and loan firms
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the state must refund about 19.34 million dollars to 641 banks and 2.97 million dollars to building and loan firms. Stanley J. Bowers of the state tax commission announced the decision in a Wednesday briefing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Stanley J. Bowers
State Tax Commission
House Rejects TVA Funding Request For New Construction
The House Appropriations Committee ruled TVA must fund new construction with its own funds and rejected a 34 million dollar request. A minority argued the move would violate Congress intent by using TVA revenues for construction.
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Ashington—P
House
Appropriations
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Congress
License Sales Slow Says State Official In 1986 Vehicle Tags
With about half the sales period elapsed only around 90 percent of the states three and one half million license plates for 1986 have been issued. Acting registrar C Erwin Noter of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles notes licenses went on sale March 1 and are required on all vehicles after March 5.
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C. Erwin Noter
The
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Savage youths charged with arson at Laurel Raceway estate
Three youths were charged with arson after a fire destroyed a barn with indoor track at Richard Hutchison's Laurel estate. Horses, including two thoroughbreds, a riding horse, a trotter and a pony, were killed. William Murray aged 16 faced $2300 bail. Jerry Kinsely 22 and Thomas O’Keefe 18 also held as arson suspects. Investigators tied the incident to repeated calls to Fire Chief Lewis Redmond’s daughter.
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Savage
Wilton May
Laurel
William Murray
Howard County
James MacGill
May ‘Aid
Jerry Knnsely
Thomas O'Keefe
Waterloo State Police
Richard Huutchison
Laurel Raceway
Hutchison
May
Lewis S. Redmond
Hoover urges civil service reform to curb waste and preserve talent
Former President Hoover told a U S Chamber of Commerce conference that federal workers deserve security and prestige. He blamed poor accounting for Congress losing purse control and wasting four billion dollars yearly. He urged civil service reforms to protect government talent from business influence and to back a year old reform commission.
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Wasmivus
Hoover
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Recemen
Ohio dam plan linked to deaths and self murder
A chaotic report details a proposed redesign and construction of a dam on the Ohio River near Belinky, with state and federal figures involved. It notes a midlife couple found dead in their home and a man, Joseph Lapicky, involved in a separate fatal incident, while senators consider funding, loans, and grants for the project.
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Gstown
Bellaire
Ohio
Senator
Aeely
D-Wva
Ed Markland
Campbell
Senate Labor and Welfare
Iy OM
Belinky
Joseph Lapicky
Maria
A. Ky
Mental Health Gets Director
Dr Ristine has been running the state Division of Mental Hygiene since last summer and is named acting commissioner with full powers until a formal appointment. Dr John D Porterfield, director of the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction, announced the action with the division's advisory group.
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Columaus
Veonara
Rin Fll
Unl
Ristine
Ant
Lowell Dillon
Baldridge Released Pending Appeal in Ohio Case
Baldridge released on a 15 dollar bond while appealing his conviction for the slaying of Game Warden Irvin Patrick. He was freed from Ohio Penitentiary two days after beginning his one year sentence and will await further appellate action.
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Baldridge
Washington
C.H
Sieorge Baldrige
Irvin Patrick
Ohio
Teenager Bernard Schreiber to die in Ohio electric chair
Gov Frank Lausche refused intervention in Bernard Schreiber a 19 year old Toledo man scheduled for execution in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair for the August 1954 assault-slaying of 17 year old Mary Jolene Friess. No exact time given but executions typically around 8 p.m. He would be the tenth teen to be executed for murder in Ohio since 1897.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Berard Schreiber
Toledo
Ohio
Mary Jolene Friess
Bernard Screiber
Common Pleas
Appellate
Supreme Courts
Schreiber
Farm Debate Continues Amid Senate Plans and Ohio Talks
Washington discussions show farm income could rise by two billion dollars if Congress passes timely farm legislation. Senator Aiken warns of slim odds to get an ill draft through, while an administration spokesman cites concerns over a domestic party amendment adopted despite objections. Ohio farmers and lawmakers held conferences to push the bill forward.
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Washington
Congress
Aiken
R-Ve
I Iken
Ciel
Pokesman
Senate
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Ohio Tors
Temptation Plagues Youngster Allergies Make Life Miserable
Tulsa report on Rickie Reynolds a year old with extensive allergies to foods animals feathers dust pollen chlorine causing headaches itching wheezing and coughing. His mother Dr Pierce James Reynolds notes daily dosing with pills ointments and vitamins and ongoing allergy testing with injections while doctors say about half his blood cells are affected by his condition.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rickie Reynolds
Rickie
Pierce James Reynolds
Reynolds
Fire destroys most of hospital building in Fulton
A spectacular blaze at the state mental hospital in Fulton destroyed most of the 105 year old administration building. The fire forced evacuation of seven hundred twenty patients from parent wings as sections of the wards also burned, causing millions in damage.
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Fulton, Mo
State Mental Hospital
Her E Orly
Strife in Cyprus as Makarios Ouster Triggers Violence
Amid Cyprus general strike over Archbishop Makarios ouster, British authorities arrest Makarios ally Abbot Chryssostomos as gunmen fire on police. Clashes erupt in Nicosia and Limassol while Eden pledges order and retention of Mediterranean base amid mounting criticism.
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Cyprus
Apthorities Pressew Wei
Makarios
Chryssostomos
Kykkos
Greece
Eden
Filen
House of ‘Commons
Mediterranean
Sland
Britain
Middle East
Union - With - Greece
Snce
Lanarca
Persian Gulf
Heavy Rains Renew Ohio Flood Threat
Heavy rains in the Ohio River Valley raise flood risk across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Officials forecast crests near flood levels with river rises of up to two feet in spots as monitoring continues.
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Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Point Pleasant
Kanawha
Robert McGuffin
Ohio River Valley
Parents Charged Over Ocelot Mauling of Infant
Washington report states Walter Perry and Dune Perry of Beltsville Maryland face charges for failing to supervise their 11 week old son after a pet ocelot maimed the child in the crib. The infant was serious with part of a foot torn off the ocelot is described as a house animal from Brazil. A family helper Winslow Prescott was charged with failure to provide proper supervision and released on bond.
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Washington
Walter T. Perry
Dune
Beltsville
Prince George County
Thomas
Winslow Prescott
Mndyman
Aim
Perry Home
New York
Nove
Prescott
Preston
Sandyman
Army Medical
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Perrys
Brazil
Fairfield County Republicans face trial over postmastership graft
Prosecutors and defense conferred for two hours on the first day of the Meyers and an unnamed Fairfield County man and a woman case. The men Charles E Meyers of Baltimore Ohio and William were charged on five counts with offering support for the Baltimore postmastership in exchange for political contributions from Harry Raymond Johnson, the former Baltimore postmaster until July 15.
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Columbus
Fairfield County
Charles E. Meyers
Baltimore
Ohio
William
Harry Raymond Johnson
Johnson
Westinghouse Talks Succeeding in 151 Day Strike Settlement
Westinghouse Electric Corp and the International Union of Electrical Workers sought government mediation to resolve remaining difficulties after 151 days of strike. The panel had drafted peace terms and reconvened to address issues including 96 fired workers.
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Four-Year-Olds Ingest Candy Mistake At Hospital
Two girls at the Mars home reportedly swallowed pills mistaken for candy after playing there. Authorities said the bottle held candy pills and the incident required hospital treatment for the children.
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Berties
Pottstown Hospital
Mars
Brown Hits King Makers in Ohio Primary War
Columbus Lt. Gov. John W. Brown accused a small but powerful clique of professional lobbyists and business interests of acting as king makers in Ohio politics. He said they backed his Republican opponent AY. Gen. C. William O'Neill and would show no mercy to anyone challenging them, noting they supported Governor Lausche for a decade and circulated talk of O'Neill as Lausche's heir apparent.
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Columbus
Ohn W. Brown
King Makers
Brown
Ohio
William O'Neill
Army to Fire Redstone Missile Battalion Formation
The Army Today reports activation of the first battalion to fire the Redstone missile with a projected range of 1310 miles. Secretary Wilber Brucker says ground commanders must have long range capabilities for modern warfare as the unit gains readiness. The Redstone, developed under Dr. Wernher von Braun, marks a key step in strategic surface to surface missile forces.
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Hashington
Army
Conrol
Wilber Justy
Brucker
Providence
R. I
Huntsvi
Wernher von Braun
Former Notre Dame Star Testifies in Municipal Court Fight
Ralph Guglielmi testified in Municipal Court that he is a policeman and that a February incident began with a quarrel at the home of Sylvester Hilaire 25 when authorities went to question Blake about a broken window at a nearby restaurant. Janowicz was a guest in the Blake home during the confrontation.
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Columbus
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Municips
Vic Janowier
Anowier
Sylvester Hilaire
Blake
Janowicz
Dams Burst Send Danube Flood Waters Into Hungary Plains
Radio Budapest reported seven dikes on the Danube burst flooding southern Hungary. Water surged across 70 000 acres of land, threatening communities and crops along the river.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Danube
Hungary
Redstone missile debate shifts to longer range control
In Florida discussions touch on the Redstone missile and its short range of about 200 miles. The Army plans to expand to roughly 1500 miles, weighing whether the Army or Air Force should control the longer range weapon amid regional mentions of personnel and locations.
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Athens
Chauncey
Redstone
Florida
Logan
Army
McArthur
Nelsonville
Pleasant
Nisi
Itu
Sports Army
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