Congressmen Back President as Ohio Miners Tie Standoff
Union leaders at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric clash over wages amid a 17 day strike with 1300 workers in 23 counties walking out. An emergency Newark plane landing by IBEW officials during the dispute underscored tension while federal mediator Montoney called talks at Fort Hayes Hotel.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Central
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles Pancake
Nelsonville
Floyd Barber
James G. Knight
Newark
Coshocton
Barber
Pancake
Knight
H. J. Montoney
Fort Hayes
C&soe
Sunnyhill Tipple
Poston
Mystery Cape Missile Flight Tests Quietly Under Way
Cape Canaveral reports a secret Air Force ballistic missile launch labeled Project Draco. Officials provided no details, marking the second such security wrapped test in a month following Pioneer IV's earlier spaceflight milestone.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Cape
McDonnell Aircraft
2?-Year Polio Victim Gives Birth To Girl
Mrs. Carl Krider, a polio survivor confined for 22 years, delivered a baby girl Kathleen Ann Krider by Caesarean section in Louisville Kentucky. The five pound fourteen ounce newborn is the couple’s first child and both mother and baby were reported doing well.
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Louisville
Carl Krider
Amish Testify on Sect School Closure Hearing
The Hardin County Board of Education seeks closure of two Amish one room schools for failing to offer graded subjects. Teachers Mast and Yoder admitted not finishing high school while citing science as the main obstacle to meeting state requirements.
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Kenton
Hardin County Board of Education
Ohio
John D. Mast
Amos Yoder
Lagrange County
Indiana
Ex Bootlegger Wainer Fatally Shot in Chicago Parking Lot
Ex bootlegger Hyman Wainer, 54, a former liquor store operator who endured gangland violence and a bomb blast, was murdered Monday night in a rear parking lot of a North Side apartment building at 3270 Lake Shore Drive. Police said a man about 35 fled the scene after the shooting.
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Chicago
Hyman (Heinie) Wainer
Wainer
Lake Shore Drive
Kashfi files for divorce from Marlon Brando in California
Santa Monica report says actress Anna Kashfi petitions divorce from husband Marlon Brando after a six month separation. Court action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief in California.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashfi
Yale Students Placed On Indefinite Probation After Snowball Riots
Yale University enacts indefinite probation for students after weekend snowball melees in New Haven. Three deans order city off limits to campus social events. two freshmen dorms face curtailment. President Griswold to form a study group with city officials to prevent future incidents. Forty-one arrests followed Thursday’s snowfall.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
University
A. Whit
Ney Griswold
Griswold
Richard C. Lee
Irish President to visit White House on St Patrick Day
President Sean Thomas O Kelly of Ireland will receive a surprise visit to the White House marked by a Dublin born designer reveal James Hoban. A grand St Patrick s Day parade from the airport to Hoban s White House is planned with Gaelic signs and a shamrock ceremony at Arlington Cemetery to honor George Washington Parke Custis. Curtis, linked to Washington s family, is noted as Protestant with English roots but admired the Irish cause.
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Warren K. Rogers, JR
Washington
Sean Thomas O'Kelly
Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
Eisenhower
O'Kelly
White House
Dublin
James Hoban
Donegal
Eisenhower-O'Kelly
New York
Hoban
Nasser and Khrushchev Clash Over Iraqi Crisis
In Cairo, Gamal Abdel Nasser and Nikita Khrushchev publicly traded accusations amid Iraq turmoil. Khrushchev blamed Nasser for stirring rebellion to topple Premier Abdul Karim Kassem and warned against anti communist moves. Nasser countered that Khrushchev backs communism and demanded Arab solidarity with broad approval.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nikita Khrushchev
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Khrushchev
Nasser
Abdel Karim Kassem
Soviet Union
Kassem
Mr. Khrushchev
Baghdad
Acceleration for Missiles To Be Urged
Sen Styles Bridges urges faster Polaris program and underground missile pads to close the gap with the Soviet Union. He aims to have submarines in operation and pads ready to deter any possible attack.
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Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
RNH
U.S
Bridges
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Sanity Case Returned To Youth Authorities
The 15-year-old Richard Harter charged with first degree murder in the October slaying of Edward Craven, a 62 year old railroad yard master, has been sent back to Juvenile Judge Beckenbach after a sanity hearing. Judge Jenkins ruled the matter lies with juvenile authorities to pursue Harter’s sanity.
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Youngstown
Richard Harter
Henry P. Beckenbach
Common Pleas
David G. Jenkins
Harter
Edward Craven
Weather West Virginia Collier Tonight Low in Ws
Mainly cloudy with a 15 to 20 chance in the mou mee region Wednesday. Ohio outlook calls for mostly fair and cold nights and Wednesday with a low around 24 and a high near 4. Other cities show varied conditions including cloudy or clear skies with temperatures listed for tonight and Wednesday.
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West
Virginia
Collier
Moumee
Ohio
Albany
CIORP
Bismarck
Hiougy
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Cert
Los Angeles
Miami
Evade de See
New Oceana
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Washington
France Withholds Navy From NATO, Seeks Atomic Submarine Secrets
Washington reports indicate France may seek U. S. atomic submarine secrets while keeping its Mediterranean fleet under French command. De Gaulle government could use this move to justify denial of the request under the U. S. law requiring substantial contribution to mutual defense. State Department had no comment. France has asked under the law for a share of secrets and to purchase an American atomic power plant for such a vessel.
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France
NATO
de Gaulle
Free World
State Department
U. S
Ohio Villages get Board of Public Affairs Manual
The Ohio Municipal League announced today publication of the Board of Public Affairs Manual for Ohio Villages designed to aid village officials in operating municipal utility plants.
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Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Board of Public Affairs
Ohio
No Stetsons in Shamrock St Patrick Parade
Shamrock Texas plans a St Patrick celebration with a street parade featuring bands floats and riding clubs from Texas and Oklahoma. A Miss Irish Rose beauty contest will honor local colleens in the panhandle city.
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Shamrock
Tex
Texas Panhandle
St. Patrick
Texas
Oklahoma
Jury Convicts Duncan of Murder and Delays Sentence
In Ventura California Elizabeth Duncan is found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of her daughter in law. The jury must choose between death in the gas chamber or life imprisonment and Duncan may enter an insanity plea before any sentence. She cried after the verdict and addressed her son and attorney.
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Ventura
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
Ward Sullivan
Trial Balloon Up On Czar Of Racing In Ohio
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle floated a plan for a fulltime racing commissioner paid about 14000 dollars a year to replace the four man racing commission and proposed a six member unpaid advisory board. lawmakers returned to the halls as 1589 bills move through the session. The Senate also approved a bill granting radio and television broadcasters the same news source immunity as newspapers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Senate
House
Riots Ended In Nyasaland
Blantyre Nyasaland The Earl of Perth Britain s minister of state for colonial affairs headed home reporting security forces had the nationalist rebellion under control after a five day investigation following sabotage arson and looting. The Nyasaland African National Party demands break with the Central African Federation and independence guarantees.
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Blantyre
Nyasaland
Earl of Perth
Britain
Lord Perth
Nyasaland African National Party
Central African Federation
South
Rhodesia
Fight Ends in Two Deaths in Columbus Street Shooting
Jasper Townsend Jr., 28, died of a bullet wound at Grant Hospital after police said he shot and killed his estranged wife a week earlier. Townsend then shot himself following an on street argument.
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Flint
Mich
Rian Donovan
James R Seeley
Carol
Columbus
Jasper Townsend, Jr
Grant Hospital
Townsend
Plates Slow Selling in Columbus During Licensing Period
Ohio motorists repeat pattern of delaying new auto license plate purchases for this year following similar delays in 1957 1956 and prior years as observed in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
FBI Probes Cash Shortage at Akron Bank Branch
The FBI says it has been investigating since Thursday an alleged shortage at the Cuyahoga Falls branch of the First National Bank of Akron.
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Akron
FBI
Cuyahoga Falls
First National Bank of
Secret Service Warns of Threat to President Eisenhower
The Secret Service told the House Appropriations Committee in a secret session that a man has repeatedly threatened to kill President Eisenhower. The man, a dishonorably discharged ex serviceman and former mental patient, was jailed in 1956 for carrying cartridges in Glenwood Springs Colorado and briefly institutionalized in 1957 after a faulty threat call to the President in Baltimore.
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Washington
Secret Service
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Baltimore
Strauss Opens Fight for Commerce Post Senate Testimony
Lewis L. Strauss begins his bid for confirmation as secretary of commerce. He testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee amid strong opposition, with further hearings unlikely until after the Easter recess starting March 26.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Summit Talk Is Possible
Washington Congress men from both parties backed President Eisenhower's vow to not retreat in Berlin while some Democrats questioned whether the U S has an adequate deterrent. The president opened the door to a possible summer summit with Khrushchev if foreign ministers set groundwork. Republicans praised his leadership as a path to peace without abandoning Berlin's two million. The speech moved toward a potential summit, noting readiness for a level foreign ministers meeting and a possible summer summit if developments justify.
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United States
Nikita Khrushchev
United State
West Berlin
Sam Rayburn
Khrushchev
Carborundum Talks Resume In Lancaster
Negotiations between Local 11-630 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union and Logan plant management resumed at 9 30 a m with federal mediator John Wagner of Columbus at Shaw's Restaurant. A six hour session followed a month long strike that ended March 8 after workers voted to return to their jobs. The strike began February 4 after contract talks broke down.
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Lancaster
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Logan
Carborundum Co
John Wagner
Columbus
Shaw's
Toledo Boy’s Condition Termed Satisfactory After Surgery
A 12 year old Toledo boy, James Mullins III, underwent heart surgery at St. Vincent Charity Hospital to repair a rheumatic fever related condition. The heart was enlarged and 15 pints of blood were donated by Toledo residents during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
James Mullins III
Toledo
Pilot Porter Dies in L19 Trainer Crash at Junction
Junction report states Second Lt. Donald E. Porter 26 of Xenia Ohio died when his L19 trainer plane crashed at the county airport Monday. Local authorities investigated the fatal accident and identified Porter as the sole occupant.
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Junction
Tex
Donald E. Porter
Xenia
Ohio
Greensburg Mayor Admits Pigeon Drop Cash Loss
Greensburg mayor Sheldon Smith confessed Monday night to slashing himself and fabricating a tale of being robbed to cover the city’s missing 7178 dollars. Prosecutor Garvey says the admission ends the case and Smith will not be prosecuted after returning the funds and citing moral responsibility.
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Greensburg
Ind
Sheldon Smith
Richard Garvey
Smith
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