AFL CIO Constitution Is Problem in Merger Plan
Washington AP report says top AFL and CIO leaders work on a draft constitution for the proposed merged federation. A joint unity committee plans to act on a pre‑developed draft, with separate conventions to approve before a joint meeting in New York City. Authorities say simultaneous conferences could ease rivalries and launch a 1.0 million member federation in a cooperative spirit.
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Atomic Blast Again Delayed
The planned atomic test public display at Yucca Flat is postponed due to unfavorable winds and weather. Officials cite safety and fallout concerns with a rescheduled date not yet announced.
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Guardsmen Injured After Air Collision Near Danville
Two Ohio Air National Guard pilots parachuted from collision of F-S1 propeller planes near Danville. Lt. Dwight V. Orman of Canal Fulton and 1st Lt. Roy Effinger of Falling Waters suffered possible broken backs and were treated after the crash, with both planes based at the local airport.
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12 Die in Traffic Reported by Associated Press
A fragmented report notes twelve people killed in a traffic incident. The text mentions Associated Press coverage and references multiple names and locations in unclear form.
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Soren Welts
OSU Breaks Ground on New Law College Union Site
Ohio State University started construction this weekend on a new law college complex and union building. Officials from OSU unveiled plans for a $1 million project aimed at expanding facilities for students and legal studies.
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Allocating Of Vaccine Is Studied
A government advisory committee met to set priorities for scarce Salk polio vaccine and plan a voluntary allocation system. The group, chaired by Dr Chester Keefer, weighs which areas and age groups are most in need amid calls for federal controls. Some Idaho school children reported a second polio death after inoculation.
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Food prices expected to rise modestly says ag department
Agriculture Department forecasts a small uptick in retail food prices over the coming months due to seasonal limits in supplies and damage from freezes and winds. Expect higher costs for fruits vegetables potatoes pork and some beef cuts while dairy poultry and fish may also rise. midyear relief may come as fresh vegetables potatoes and fruits rebound. Farmers' prices not expected to change much on average in the near term.
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Death Charged To Gang Youth
New York a smiling gang youth was held today for homicide in the slaying of 15 year old William Blankenship Jr an honor student and high school football star. Frank Tarzan Santana 28 was charged with murder in the rival gang shooting. The slain boy's father a civic leader spoke of juvenile crime. Police fingerprinted and photographed Santana after he appeared at a station amid emotional scenes. The case rooted in gang rivalry and the motive cited involved mistaken identity.
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Tarzan) Santana
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Trucks to Tricycles Classified Ad Offer
An old classified notes a cheap used vehicle sales option via MES SENGER with a three line ad for 1.20 covering three days, and provides a contact number 31242 for want ad assistance.
Three Cars Per Family Predicted by Chrysler Executive
Chrysler president Lester I Colbert told 3500 U S Chamber of Commerce delegates that by 1975 a large portion of U S families may be using three or more cars, making one car families a minority He cited automation and rising population as key drivers while stressing confidence in the economy and ongoing capital investment.
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Chrysler Corp
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Dulles View Is Expected
Opponents of the Bricker amendment to curb treaty power seek Secretary of State Dulles support. After the White House halted his Senate Judiciary subcommittee appearance last week, Eisenhower and Dulles have spoken against the proposed constitutional change, which the Senate rejected years earlier.
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Woman to testify at subcommittee hearings in Wichita Falls
A deeply religious mother from Wichita Falls Texas and her husband prepared to testify as hearings focus on the administration. Mrs Anna Williams 2 said she feels compelled to rise and give views while watching TV.
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World Labor Observes May Day Across Borders
May Day protests spread worldwide as workers demonstrate amid East West tensions. In Moscow Zhukov reviews troops in rain while Vatican crowds hear Pope Pius XI condemn communism. Mao watches from Peiping as Peng Chen urges stronger defenses and liberation for Formosa. Arthur Deakin dies during a May Day rally in Britain.
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Woman Slain By Deer Rifle
Youngstown detectives sought out-of-state help to find Ted Horr a 98 year-old truck driver after a warrant was issued for him in the slaying of Karra Rosemary Hunter mother of three. Police said Horr shot Hunter at a tavern after being refused a drink firing a deer rifle at close range. The weapon discharge pierced Hunter’s chest.
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Big 4 Meet in Vienna Opens Final Austrian Treaty Talks
In Vienna the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union begin secret sessions to update the 30 000 word Austrian independence draft with plans to sign later after a decade of deadlock. Russia seeks to end occupation and move toward neutral free Austria could emerge by fall. The talks signal potential for further Big Four East West discussions. U S Ambassador Llewellyn E Thompson Jr chairs the opening session as the gavel rotates daily among Soviet envoy Iwan fighter British Ambassador Geoffrey Wallinger and French Chargé d Affaires Roger Lalouette.
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State Says Kirk in Error in Sheppard Case
Cleveland report says criminologist Dr. Kirk was wrong about blood in the Sheppard murder bedroom. An affidavit from state experts counters his test results and claims the blood spot came from neither Mrs. Sheppard nor her husband, challenging the defense theory of a left handed attacker with a flashlight.
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Marilyn Sheppard
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University of California
97 Primaries To Be Held Tuesday in 52 Counties
Secretary of State Ted W Brown says voting will be light tomorrow in primary elections due to few absent and disabled ballots. 97 primaries in 52 counties cover bond issues and tax levies with many municipal contests. two elections May 3 determine Republican and Democratic nominees for November.
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Ted W. Brown
Brown
Nats Discuss Formosa Peace Efforts with Chiang Kai-shek
Adm. Arthur W. Radford and Wallace Robertson returned from Taipei where they briefed Chiang Kai-shek and officials on the Formosa cease-fire talk. They indicated no White House appointment was announced but expected White House and State Department discussions. Peiping Radio denounced the idea as imperialist and pledged to resist. Senator Knowland urged a cease-fire by simply stopping hostilities and military buildup in the Formosan Strait.
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Death of Swedish woman linked to abortion attempt autopsy
Investigators say an autopsy shows Miss Birgit Johansson, 25, died from an embolism attributed to an attempted illegal abortion. The Stockholm native, daughter of building contractor Axel H. Johansson, had worked as a bank bookkeeper in Hollywood after arriving a year ago. No arrests reported. Whitfield connection denied by police.
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Ike Names Taft Backer to Lead Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower appointed a longtime Taft supporter to head the International Cooperation Administration in a bid to smooth the foreign aid program in Congress. The White House stated a transfer of most Foreign Operations Administration functions to the State Department would follow a formal order.
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Fairless Quits Post As USS Board Head
Chairman Benjamin F. Fairless of U S Steel Corp resigned today but will stay as a director and finance committee member. The company announced his retirement on the eve of his 55th birthday.
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Liquor Stores Closed For Primary Election Day
Ohio Department of Liquor Control orders liquor stores statewide to close all day tomorrow for primary election day. Authorities remind stores in communities with elections to suspend operations to comply with the mandate.
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Solons Open Talk Fest On Trade
Washington AP Senate opened debate on the foreign trade bill amid claims the Finance Committee revision reduces opposition. Leaders predicted passage with votes before midweek and aim to finish this week and send to conference. The measure would extend the 21 year reciprocal trade law to 1958, hailed by President Eisenhower as vital to free world economies. Critics warned imports could harm certain industries.
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Bank Robber Search Fails After Waterville Hold Up
Bank robbers, about 30, fled with $40,000 from a Waterville bank on Saturday night. A five state alert failed to locate the blue 1919 or 1960 model car or the men. Sheriff William Hirsch and the FBI joined the search two hours after the holdup. Ernest Ferrell, 63, bank president, alerted authorities.
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Salicized Califor nas Mumps Not Pe
A partial readable note indicates a Sacramento County health official announced last night that a boy has mumps. The fragment suggests concerns about salicization of names and a health update in the county.
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Sacramento County
Church
Diem Critics Shattered as U S Backing Stands Firm
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem presses new assaults on the Binh Xuyen private army and Bao Dai’s authority. Government troops storm Cho Lon, recapture key HQ, and push toward Ki Thien Duong Bridge in a bid to depose the exiled ruler with U S support reaffirmed after talks with Gen. J. Lawton Collins.
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Lausche Sees Red Downfall at Chillicothe Dedication
Ohio Governor Lausche addressed about 25 000 people at the Memorial stadium dedication and warned that Kremlin expansion would continue until it dominates all nations. He urged vigilance against disintegration and warned Russia seeks to gain concsels beyond current influence.
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Russia
Ohio Democrat
Memorial Stadium
Ohio Blue Star
Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital
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Aremlin
Kremlin
Elks Officers Elected Amid Health Notice Confusion
Swedish authorities abruptly halt a vaccination program for 12000 school children after discovering live virus in Swedish made serum. The Elks organization names new officers as a weekend convention proceeds without resuming the 98th annual meeting.
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Sweden
Board of Health
Germany France press for early four power talks
Bonn Germany UP West Germany and France urged rapid progress toward a four power conference with Russia a government spokesman said at a news conference He noted that once the Paris treaties are in effect approaches to Moscow should be made as soon as possible to hold the talks within five days
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