Belt Study Postponed on Northeast Ohio Belt Conveyor
Ohio House committee voted 12 5 to indefinitely postpone consideration of a bill giving Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines public utility status. If passed, the project would allow land condemnation for a 300 million dollar iron ore and coal belt line from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. Riverlake president HB Stewart Jr said the effort is not dead, with a possible ballot measure via petition in two years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Commerce and Transportation Committee
House
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Akron
Simlar
Senate
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Riverlake
HB. Stewart, Jr
Akronton & Youngstown Railroad
Stewart
Riverlnke
Baldness Policy Sparks Ohio Barber Inquiry
Ohio barbers consider a price probe after a resolution notes 25 cent extras for crew cuts and fancy styles. The measure urges examining wage effects and even wigs for nine members, reflecting concerns over premium haircuts and dignity in grooming. The second item reports Dr Ben Galbraith confessing to killings in McAlester Oklahoma, reading details in jail as arraignment approaches on murder charges.
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Ohio Loase
Gessen
Bal Hess
Roel
Knox
Joseph BE
Re Hain Oy
Longwiecher
Mcalester
Okla
Ben T. Galbraith
Wild Winds Cause Six Ohio Deaths From Severe Storms
Severe storms in Ohio caused six fatalities and extensive property damage. Officials warn losses may exceed one million dollars as winds toppled structures and disrupted communities across multiple counties.
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Ohio
Weather and political turmoil cross paths in midwestern storm and French treaty debates
A severe Ohio windstorm killed six people and injured many as trees collapsed and a roof crushed a car. The same period in Paris saw debate on West German rearmament and the Paris treaties, with expected Senate approval and France’s signature by Coty. Violent weather spread to eastern Canada and the southern states, while cold fronts chilled the Midwest and Plains.
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Paris
U. S
France
Senate
Rene Coty
Republic
Bonn Republic
United States
Tony
Inmates Fill State Mental Institution
Ohio reports rising total in mental, correctional, and juvenile facilities now 47 798 inmates. Mental hospitals hold 36 070 patients across 77 institutions. juvenile facilities house 1 429 youths in rated 1 100 capacity. officials cite overcrowding and inadequate dedicated facilities.
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Uuumpun
State Department of
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Porterfield
Fire Kills Children in Trailer Blaze Near Phalanx Station
A trailer fire near Phalanx Station killed three children and severely burned their mother. Victims Keith Leroy Osborn aged 18 months and his sisters Teresa Margaret four months and Diane Kemen are identified. Detectives say a heater caused the blaze.
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Keith Leroy’ Osborn
Baruch Sees Market Stability Amid Inflation Risks
Baruch warned the stock market does not threaten the economy but warned of inflationary heritage from past policy. He urged no tax cuts now and a strong defense buildup while seeking sound policy to balance budget and national needs. He framed the economy as a barometer of overall national strength and warned of cold war pressures.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Aosk
Senate Bank‘Committee
Baruch
Neral
Wall St
Bevan Put on Probation by National Executive
The Labour Party's National Executive considered disciplining Aneurin Bevan after his public rebellion. An eight member subcommittee was appointed to interview Bevan and assess his future conduct. The 28 member board met for over an hour and a quarter behind closed doors with indications of potential compromise between left and right factions.
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Lundun
Labor Party
Aneurin Jevan
Jose¢ Coors
Bevan
Siemon
Kitlee Ai Pg
Committeeman Urges Letters Sent to East Providence R I
A committeeman urged supporters to write letters to officials in East Providence Rhode Island. He claimed a large audience heard him at a supper last night and warned Americans will not elect a Republican press or Congress unless Eisenhower assists in 1906.
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East Providence
Republican Congress
Eisenhower
Patient Neck Dislocation During Restraint Incident
An 82-year-old patient at Dayton State Hospital suffered a neck dislocation last week when a young hospital attendant attempted restraint. Dr. Mendelson said the attendant used a full nelson on the patient but acted without malice. A pension bill for former presidents was introduced in the Senate and suspended pending investigation.
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Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
J. A. Mendel
Washington
Clarence Criss
Ate
Congressmen Set to Discuss Ohio Agriculture at 43rd Forum
Delegates gather in Columbus for the 43rd annual forum with lawmakers including Senate Majority Leader Stanley Beene slated to address legal and agricultural issues facing Ohio. The event runs through Friday, with discussions on fur trade and farm policy anticipated.
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Olumbus
Obig
Stanley Beene
Senate
Ohio
Air Force to Pay for Destroyed Church in Ohio
In Greenville Ohio Atty William D Brumbaugh Jr says the Air Force will pay 11250 to officials of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Ithaca The church was destroyed by fire in April in a freak accident when a fuel tank jet surged from an F 51 fighter plane overhead
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Air Force
Greenville
Ohio
William D." Brumbaugh, Jr
Ays
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ithaca
Fire destroys four aircraft at Malton Airport in Toronto
A large blaze at Malton Airport near Toronto destroyed four specially equipped test aircraft. Five potential salvage efforts were reported as investigators examined the hangar area for remaining hazards and damaged instruments.
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Toronto
Eisenhower Seen Ducking View On Early Russian Meeting
Washington officials weigh President Eisenhower stance after Senator George urges rapid talks with the USSR. Divergent signals from Dulles and the White House spark questions about timing, with Knowland opposing a Big Four session and Suydam noting George and the State Department share a common view on conditions for a meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George
State Department
White House
Dulles
Kid
Georgia
Russia
Britain
Rance
Germany
Triton
Senate
Knowland
California
James Hagerty
Ths
Sagesty
Henry Suydam
Susdam
Susdam Said Later That the Conditions For A Meeting Remained. But He ‘Faed
Knowland Critiques Big Power Talks On Appeasement Risk
Senator Knowland warns United States could be isolated by appeasement minded allies at a potential Big Four conference. He opposes meetings lacking evidence of Soviet good will and fears allied divisions over Quemoy and Matsu. He calls for clear proofs of sincerity before any high level talks.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
United States
Senate
Quemoy
Matau
Commona
George
Foreien Netations
Germany
White House
Eisenhower
Navy Plane Crashes in Mountainside Killing 66 Passengers
Rescue crews at Edwards Air Force Base, California, recovered burnt bodies as ground crews resumed removal of remains from a Navy plane crash that killed all 66 aboard. Col. Willis Bond led the investigation into the tragedy.
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Ehara
Kelling
Ieee
Willis Bond
Ae Armen
House approves party line misuse bill with fine
The House approved a bill by party line vote and sent it back to the Senate with minor amendments. It imposes a $500 fine on a person who refuses to yield a telephone party line.
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Columbus
House
Senate
House Back Tax Cut Battle Faces Senate Stand
A House backed plan to give a $20 per person tax cut faces Senate opposition as conference committee members battle over extending corporate and excise tax rates. Democrats push the measure, while the Senate defeats the plan and supports trailing tax extensions. The dispute hints at eventual passage of the Senate bill or repeal moves tied to future IRS provisions.
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House
Senate
Hissenhower
Aference
Sense
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Army Techs To Set Off Atomic Blast Nevada Test Opens Sixth In Series
Army engineers and ordinance experts prepared to emplace an atomic device under supervision of AEC technicians amid potential weather delays. About 280 armed forces observers watched from five miles as the May 1963 test produced a bright flash reported in San Angeles San Francisco and Phoenix with a radioactive cloud drifting over Las Vegas. Radiation near Las Vegas registered 174 milliroentgens. Businesses continued with ABC technicians noting the harmless readings.
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Nevada
AEC
San Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix
Tas Vegas
ADC
Vegas
ABC Technici
Mengene
St George
Utah
Graham draws capacity crowd at Glasgow crusade
Evangelist Graham draws another capacity crowd of 15 000 at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow as he calls for four decisions for Christ. The report notes large turnout similar to the crusade opening and cites strong religious fervor in Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Riley Graham
Evangelical Crusade
Kelvin Hall
Graham
Lake Logan or Hocking Lake dispute explained
The Lake Logan name persists locally while state records call the lake Hocking Lake. Ohio Wildlife Council discussions show the state names projects by county to avoid confusion, and officials note changing records would require broad updates.
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Lake Logan
Hocking Lake
Rove Lake
Logan
Lake
Columbus
Oni Wildlife Council
Setlon
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Wildlif
Gallipot
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Mi
Inglake
Womer
Philippine Air Force to drop leaflets to urge surrender
The campaign plans 10 000 leaflets books and letters dropped over Luban Island to persuade two Japanese stragglers to surrender. The Japanese mission asked the Defense Department to seek peaceful surrender before force. The aim is to prove the war is over.
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Manila
Philippine Air Force
Luban
Pere ‘Suade
Defense Department
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Joint
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Mont
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Pane
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Hickam Field
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Lualualet
Senate House
caLuaUs
Natural Gas Co
West Virginia
Consumers ‘Natural Gas Co
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
PUCO
Hocking
Ohipment of Conservation and Resources
Robert Gore
New York
Virginia Dee
Minot
Mickey Jelle
Miss Dee
Jelt
Asst. Dist
Burton B. Robe ‘Erty
Jelke
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