Candidates Line Up For Big Primary Hurdle Race
In Ohio many governors candidates face a stiff primary, with two Republicans and seven Democrats staking claims. Taft doubts, Suarez unlikely to win, Celebrezze DiSalle Gorman Jackson Porter Sensenbrenner among Democrats. Jenkins nears retirement adding uncertainty to the 10th district race. Collins seen as heir apparent remains a factor.
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Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Vivienne Suarez, Mothe
Taft
Suarez
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Supreme Court
Robert N. Gorman
Youngstown
Clingan Jackson
Cuyahoga County
Alert S. Porter
Maynard E
Jack) Sensenbrenner
Ohio
Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Congress
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Jenkins
Homer
Pete) Abele
McArthur
John Harvey Weis
Lancaster
Oakley C. Collins
Collins
Rejection Ends Polish Rapacki Plan Diplomatic Push
The State Department released a note denouncing the Rapacki plan for a central European nuclear ban zone. It argues the plan blocks arming West Germany and bars it from Western defense forces, while the United States pushes for wider open skies inspections across Europe.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
State Department
West Germany
Europe
Adam Rapacki
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Colombians Hold Election Under Truce
In Bogota voters united to elect Alberto Lleras Camargo amid a nationwide truce. Terrorist attacks marred the day, with thirty three killed including peasants en route to polls and in attacks near Tolima Huila and Cauca. Tolima has long seen bandit raids tied to civil war origins.
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Bogota
Colombia
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Tolima
Huila
Caucha
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Lleras
Pilot Alerts Fire Before Arrival. House Burned
A pilot on an incoming airliner warned of a fire at a suburban home along the St. Johns River in Jacksonville Florida. Firemen arrived too late to save the $45 000 house. Neither the pilot nor the airline was identified.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
Leaders Denounced Colombo Striking Workers Return to Work
Thirty seven thousand government employees in Ceylon Colombo ended a 13 day strike and returned to work after denouncing their Communist influenced union leaders who demanded they resign.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Ohio weekend fatalities total 19 after plane and car train crashes
A private plane exploded in flight near Medina killing four Cleveland area residents. A car train collision near Springfield killed a Springfield couple and their three children, as a fourth child in critical condition at Miami Valley Hospital.
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Ohio
Medina
Cleveland Area
Springfield
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Doctor Recommends Rest for Secretary Folsom
Secretary of Welfare Folsom extends his vacation in Florida on doctor's advice. A department spokesman said he extended the break that began April 1 to gain more rest, and Folsom told officials in a recent telephone call that he is feeling fine again.
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Washington
Folsom
Florida
Stassen Surges in Race for Pennsylvania Governor Nomination
Harold E. Stassen, once dismissed as a long shot, gains in the Pennsylvania Republican race for governor as the May 20 primary nears. He faces organization favorite Arthur T. McGonigle while party critics label him a carpet bagger amid light voter turnout.
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Harrisburg
Harold E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Stassen
Arthur T. McGonigle
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Ohio State Lands Middies Star Lucas
Middletown center Jerry Lucas, a top state basketball prospect, announced he will attend Ohio State University next year. The 6 foot 9 inch standout scored 2,466 points in 77 games, serves as class president, and is an honor student.
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Middletown
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State University
Lucas
Middletown High School
Red River Flood Threat looms over Louisiana
A major flood is expected along the Red River from Shreveport to Alexandria in the next 10 days. Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar, acting governor, calls on National Guard and civil defense to prepare for an emergency as floodwaters threaten levees and farmland.
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Red River
Shreveport
Alexandria
Luther Frazar
National Guard
Civil Defense
Frazar
Earl Long
Louisiana
Rain Swollen Ohio River Hits 45.4 Crest
The Ohio River reached a 45.4 foot crest after recent rains and is expected to fall today. The U S Weather Bureau noted fluctuation over the past week but the level remained below the 52 foot flood stage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Report With Rain
West Virginia expects rain and cooler conditions with a low near 50 tonight and a cool Tuesday. Ohio forecasts cloudy periods with showers, lows around 42 to 46 tonight and a high in the 60s Tuesday. A five day forecast notes temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with light precipitation mainly tonight and Friday to Saturday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
NATO Ministers Open Three Day Talks In Copenhagen
In Copenhagen Paul-Henri Spaak opened a three day meeting of foreign ministers of 15 NATO members. He warned against Soviet moves aimed at weakening Western unity and noted unlikely prospects for a top level East West summit before next year. Delegates see a long road to government heads talks due to Soviet vetoes in the UN and Kremlin insistence on separate talks with the Big Three. The mood differed from NATO Paris talks last December when European delegates urged a summit approach.
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Paul- Henri Spaak
North Atlantic
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Christianborg
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Paris
Soviet Union
Bing Crosby’s son Dennis weds showgirl Pat Sheehan in Las Vegas
Dennis Crosby, 23, married Pat Sheehan in a Protestant ceremony at Gretna Green Wedding Chapel Las Vegas. The couple, from different Catholic backgrounds, announced plans after a Mexican restaurant dinner and Sheehan returned to perform in a Tropicana show.
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Bing Crosby
Dennis
Pat Sheehan
Gretna Green
James A. Herndon
Foster Re-Elected To Blue Cross Post In Ohio District
Wayne B Foster administrator of Holzer Hospital is re elected chairman of the southern district of Central Hospital Service Blue Cross Lavon Goodlive administrator of Hocking Valley Hospital Logan is elected vice chairman at the Southeastern Ohio hospitals meeting held at Blosser's Restaurant Logan
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Blue Cross Post
Gallipolis
Wayne B. Foster
Holzer Hospital
Southern District of Central Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Lavon Goodlive
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Southeastern
Ohio
Blosser’s
Senatorial Scoreboard From Ohio Senate Roll Calls
Ohio senators participated in key votes on a welfare funds disclosure bill. Amendments by Bricker were approved or rejected in multiple party lines excluding Lausche who did not vote. Final passage of the bill occurred 88 to 0.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate
Allott
R-Cole
Bricker
ing—Lausche
Curtis
R-Neb
Lausche
Knowland
R-Calif
Watkins
Utah
Starkweather Trial Opens in Lincoln Court
Charles Starkweather goes on trial in Lancaster District Court for murder tied to a January killing spree. A note from the killer on a jail wall claims nine deaths, blames Caril Ann Fugate for two, and insanity is expected as the defense argues. Caril, 14 years old, is a prosecution witness though not certain to testify. The jury could take three days or more to select. Conviction could yield life imprisonment or the electric chair.
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Charles R. Starkweather
Caril Ann Fugate
Starkweather
Lan
Caster District Court
Scottsbluff County
Goring
Neb
Lincoln
Caril
Douglas
Wyo
Nebraska
Johnson denies resignation rumor at Lakin State Hospital
Dr. Johnson, head of Lakin State Hospital since 1948, denies leaving amid rumors he is torn between remaining at Lakin and attractive out of state offers. Dr. Rossman confirmed no state position offers and that no resignation was requested.
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S. 9. Johnson
Lakin State Hospital
W. B. Rossman
State Department of Mental Health
Johnson
Rossman
Lakin
Gromyko Delivers New Note On Summit Talks
In Moscow Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed Western ambassadors a new Soviet note. It rejects Czechoslovakia and Poland participation and sets individual talks with Western envoys. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson spent 30 minutes at the Foreign Ministry and will attend a Paris conference Tuesday.
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Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gromyko
Soviet Union
London
Paris
Washington
Llewellyn Thompson
Foreign Ministry
Europe
Bargainers To Meet With Ford Chrysler In Auto Talks
UAW negotiators resume talks with Ford Motor Co and with Chrysler Corp after meeting General Motors Corp Saturday. No settlement progress reported as discussions pause until Tuesday.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Auto
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Rhee Retains Control Amid Narrow Assembly Win
President Syng man Rhee's Liberal party holds the National Assembly but loses the hoped for two thirds majority, keeping the ruling coalition in place with a smaller mandate.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Protest Boycott: Madrid Transit Hit Mostly Working Districts
A threatened protest boycott of public transport in Madrid proved under 50 percent effective, remaining confined to working class districts as authorities monitored the situation.
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Madrid
District Battle in Ohio GOP Race Remains Murky
In Ohio 10th District three way GOP contest to replace ill health withdrawals. Homer E. Abele and John Harvey Weis press Jenkins withdrawal claim though Jenkins name remains on ballot. Campaigns allege health improvement rumors to influence selection by district committee.
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Ohio
10Th
Congress
Ironton
Associated Press
Homer E
Pete) Abele
McArthur
John Harvey Weis
Lancaster
U.S
Thomas A. Jenkins
Huntington
Jenkins
Oakley Collins
Republican District Committee
Collins
Columbus
Washington
Civil Control Resumes in Sumatra After Bukittinggi Fall
Indonesian forces push to restore civil control after Bukittinggi, the rebel capital in western Sumatra, fell last Sunday. Lt. Col. Rudi Pirngadie says the operation in Central Sumatra is near complete as rebels reportedly moved into the mountains and set up at Batusangkar.
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Jakarta
Bukittinggi
Sumatra
Rudi Pirngadie
Sukarno
Java
Pirngadie
Batusangkar
Radio writer Elaine Carrington dies at 66 in New York
Elaine S. Carrington, 66, famed radio writer who created Pepper Young's Family and other daytime dramas, died Sunday in New York. The veteran storyteller shaped serials for decades and left a lasting imprint on midcentury radio.
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New York
Elaine S. Carrington
Pepper Young
Senate Labor panel opens three week reform hearings
The Senate Labor subcommittee, led by Chairman John F. Kennedy, begins a three week series of hearings on an omnibus labor reform bill. Kennedy cites a Senate mandate to report prompt and effective legislation, following a contentious pension and welfare debate last week.
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Washington
Senate Labor Subcommittee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Byrd Seeks Inquiry Before Jobless Pay Vote
Senator Harry F. Byrd demands a Finance Committee hearing to probe why states have not tapped deeper into unemployment reserves before voting on a House bill extending benefits. He cites eight billion dollar state reserves and only 200 million withdrawn in March, with federal financing and later state repayment.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D- Va
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
House
Treasury Department
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Court Takes Over Fate Of Teen Accused in Abduction
In St Louis a juvenile court takes over the case of Robert Reich Jr, 15, who admitted giving Kathy Hampton a ride on his bicycle to a ramshackle house where she was tied and left for three days. Kathy, 12, was found unharmed except for scratches. Reich, small and frail, attends special classes for mentally retarded children and suffers rheumatic heart disease.
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ST. Louis
Kathy Hampton
Robert Martin Reich, Jr
Kathy
Reich
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