3 Point Tax Cut Proposed By Solon
Rep Daniel A Reed proposes a three point reduction of individual income tax rates as soon as possible. Senate Finance Chair George says tax cuts are needed but unsure of House plan. Senator Butler calls for a broad tax study and overhaul.
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Nachington
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
House
Ways ‘Means
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Conness
Secretary of the
Humphrey
Senate
George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Sen. Butler
Internal Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Butler
Dag Hammarskjold heads to New York amid ceasefire aims
Dag Hammarskjold and Dag Fly Westward left for New York Saturday night after a U N Security Council plan to steer Arabs and Israelis toward reconciliation. The U N Secretary General told an Italian diplomat we have erected new bases and governments must act, remarks not elaborated. A warm reception awaits him on arrival.
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Mome
Pmremcem
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
UN Security Council
U. N
Himarskjold
GOP Strikes Back At Smear Charges Over Nixon Tactics
Republicans defended Vice President Nixon against Democratic accusations that he smeared them in past campaigns and warned he might repeat such tactics. The Senate Republican Policy Committee staff told members that they could not identify any specific time place or speech where Nixon implied Adams traitors.
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GOP
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
H Ave
Harry 8. Trueman
Adlai S. Stevenson
Four Year Old Dies After Gas in Dentist Chair
A four year old boy died in a Cleveland dentist chair on Friday after receiving nitrous oxide gas before tooth filling. In Newark Ohio funeral services will be held Monday for Frank A Woolson seventy two longtime Newark newspaper editor and dean of Newark’s newspaper.
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Cleveland
Bor
Newark
Ohio
Frank A. Woolson
Newark Newspaperen
Scripps Gains Control of Cincinnati Enquirer
Scripps-Howard Newspapers take control of the Cincinnati Enquirer with Reed Smith accepting the stake. Ohio primary races loom with light expected voting though several Democrats and Republicans seek nominations for governor, U.S. Senate, and other offices. Notables include Gov Lausche potential presidential timber and Bricker supporters amid 1958 GOP conventions.
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Scripps Chain
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Oy Reed Smith
Cincinnati Enquir- Columbus
Scripps-Howard
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
George H. Bender
Berserk Schoolboy Faces Murder Charge
A 13 year old student at Maryland Park Junior High in Seat Pleadant faces murder and related counts after a Friday shooting. Teacher Fraser Cameron was killed and athletic coach Francis Wagner wounded. another man, Robert Hicks, was hurt trying to intervene. The youth had been expelled from a North Carolina school two months earlier after threats. Police say he opened fire after a reprimand over a missing written assignment.
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Maryland Park Junior High School
Seat Pleasant
John ‘Revo
Stair Hf. Smith
Young Prevatte
Prevatte
Pees
Fraser Camtron
Westfieid
N. J
Francis D. Wagner
Robert Hicks
Preratte
Cameron
Columnist Victor Riesel Loses Sight After Attack
New York labor columnist Victor Riesel, aged 41, permanently loses sight after a sulphuric acid attack. Four eye specialists declare no hope of recovery. syndicate president Robert M. Hall says Riesel will continue writing with assistance. Rewards totaling nearly $60,000 have failed to identify the assailant.
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New York
Victor Riesl
Riesel
Robert M. Hall
Victor Riesel
Hall
Selby Shoe Co Control Sold to Bellanca Corp
Calvin Clarke chairman says Bellanca Corp of New Castle Del acquired 60 000 shares at about 19 dollars each from Mark W Selby and Homer C Selby, giving the firm over 51 percent of Selby stock and ending family control of the Portsmouth Ohio company.
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Selby
Portsmouth
Ohio
Contel
Selby Shoe Co
Belanca Corp
New Castle
del Calvin Clarke
Bellanca
Mark W
Homer C. Selby
River Captain Woodward Widow Dies in Gallipolis
Mrs. Sally Woodward widow of River Captain Woodward died Saturday atlolzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Survived by two sons George and Tom Woodard and a daughter Mrs. George Davis of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis Gallipolis
Sally Woodward
Oin Woodward
Lolzer Hospital
George
Jean) Davis
Gallipolis
Tom Woodard
Gallia County
Looting of Waverly Big Bear Supermarket Leaves $30000 Stolen
Three well dressed robbers looted the Big Bear Supermarket in Waverly Ohio Friday night taking about $30,000 in cash from employees. Managers Charles Saddler and Robert Francisco forced back inside to open the safe and the workers were tied in a storeroom. The hooded gunmen fled as officers found a stolen car abandoned near Lake White.
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Waverly
Ohio
Charls Saddler
Robert Francisco
Saddler
Francisco
American Legion
Lake 1
White
Fire knocks out exchange circuits in New York
Fire at the New York Stock Exchange Friday knocked out telephone circuits. A large repair crew worked to restore service, but officials warned circuits may not be back by the Monday market opening. In Michigan, Albert E. Cobo entered the race for governor as a Republican candidate.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Michigan
Detroit
Albert E. Cobo
Graham Found Guilty Of Dynamiting Plane in Long Legal Fight Looms
Graham is found guilty of first degree murder for the US Air Lines DC-8 bombing near Longmont Colorado last November 1 killing 44. His lawyers prepare a new trial motion citing 39 errors in the trial as they face possible years of court battles before sentencing by Judge Joseph M. McDonald. Graham maintains innocence.
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Denver
John Guibert Graham
Colorado
Daisie E. King
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
Charles Vigil
Vigil
Dist
Joseph M. McDonald
McDonald
Speculation Grows on Lausche National Ambitions
Columbus, Ohio. Frank Lausche, governor and Democrat, draws comment for not chasing high office yet sparks talk of a possible national ticket in November. Democratic chairman Paul Butler questions Ohio prospects and notes Lausche’s independent stance may affect party support.
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Columbus —Jr
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Frank J. Lausche
White House
Lausche
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower Butler
Buckeye
Ohio traffic fatalities rise in early 1956
Ohio reports a 14 percent rise in traffic deaths for January and February 1956 with 219 deaths compared to 260 in the same period last year. Rural crashes caused 201 of the 297 deaths and injuries increased 20 percent for the period. About 11,400 people were hurt in traffic incidents.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Highway Safety
Rhee Opponent Dies and Campaign Violence Erupts
In Seoul an opponent of President Syngman Rhee died from a cerebral hemorrhage during a campaign trip as the May 15 elections approach. Supporters later marched on Rhee’s mansion and police fired on the crowd wounding several people. First reports list at least five injured.
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Orunnicky
Syngmanathe
Rhee
Former Mississippi Governor Fielding Wright Dies
Jackson Mississippi former governor Fielding Wright 64 noted as a leading states rights advocate and unreconstructed rebel in the South’s fight against integration died Friday of a heart attack.
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Jackson
Miss
Fielding Wright
Police Hunt Body Thieves At State Morgue
Columbus police investigated a corpse theft from Ohio State University morgue after a 18 year old Cambridge State Hospital patient died and was moved there. Authorities said the body was only lightly embalmed and believed the thieves took the first body they could find, sparking a long chase.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
William Parker
Parker
Cambridge State Hospital
Methodists Approve Women as Ministers in Major Decision
In a heated Friday session the Methodists allowed seven women to join the official clergy, marking a significant step for women in the denomination. The vote followed hours of turbulent debate within the church.
OSU Alumni Leaders Back Fullen As Ohio State Officials Note Confidence
Columbus Ohio alumni leaders express confidence in Fullen as OSU officials discuss the impact of a national sports magazine article. John B. Pullen, secretary of the OSU Alumni Association, cast a vote of confidence amid ongoing coverage of a Big Ten Conference investigation sparked by prior reporting.
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Solumbus
John B. Jack Pullen
Ohio , State University Alumni Association
Pullen
Ohio State
Big Ten
Geneva Summit Blamed For U S Mistrust in World
A six member Democratic and Republican subcommittee group reported that the Geneva conference weakened anticommunist sentiment and caused distrust of the United States in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The panel found overall "imposing economic progress" but criticized delay and indecision in facing communist pressure.
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Geneva
Middle East
U. Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
America
Jarman
Okla
Byrd Foreign Lands
W. Va
Judd
Minn
Church
Adair
Mens Om Gunn
Rep. Zablocki
D-Wis
Greece
Hospital Day Program Set in Chillicothe Ohio
In Chillicothe Ohio the National Hospital Day observance draws about 35 000 visitors to the veterans and neuropsychiatric hospital areas. The city hosts parades pawn shows Boy Scout camporee and civic events as Civil Defense mass feeding drills are added. Activities begin with religious services at 9 am dedicatory program at 11 am and a parade at 2 pm with events continuing until 4 pm.
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Chillicothe
Veterans Hospital
Jackson Guilty in Detective Killing Case
A jury found Robert Lee Jackson guilty of first degree murder and armed robbery in the holdup that killed Detective Walter Hart. The verdict came early Saturday in the courtroom, concluding the homicide case connecting Jackson to the crime and its violent outcome.
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Eeourt
Robert Lee Jackson
Walter Hart Wasain
NATO Names Three Wise Men To Map NATO’s Future
United States Secretary of State Dulles proposed that NATO appoint three wise men to plan the alliance’s political and economic development. Britain, Canada, Italy, and Norway endorsed the idea in a secret ministers session to guide peaceful coexistence and future strategy.
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NATO
United States
North Aantie Treaty Organization
U. S
State Dulles
Brit Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Itay
Gaetano Martino
Norway
Harvard Lange
Bomb tests begin in Pacific series with first drop
Officials of Joint Task Force VIL announce the dawn Saturday release of a small bomb as the first test in the 1986 Pacific series. Plans outline a May 8 Bikini time air dropped H bomb described as one of the largest in the series. Premier Guy Mol et secures three votes of confidence on pension bill.
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Eniwetok
Joint Task Force Vil
Bikini
Needles Wins Derby With Sprint In Stretch
Needles roared from near the back to win the Derby in a thrilling stretch drive. Jockey Dave Erb guided the Calumet Farm colt past Fabius and Willie Hartack in a fast track after wind and rain altered conditions. Bonnie Heath and Jack Dudley own the winner trained by Hugh Fontaine, marking a rare three generation Derby win.
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Chandler
Louisville
Needles
Ty Dare
Calumet Farm
Fabius
Dave Erb
Sweat
Bonnie Heath
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jack Dudley
Stillwater
Oklo
Hugh Fontaine
Florida
Gulfstream
Leesburg Councilmen Quit En Masse
Leesburg Ohio mayor John Bernatt to appoint a new village council after all six councilmen resigned en bloc in a bold move over civil affairs.
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Leesburg
Ohio
Leeesburg
John Bernatt
Waterspout Damages Pensacola injures one person
A waterspout struck Pensacola causing property damage and injuring one person. Emergency crews responded to the scene as authorities investigated the incident and assessed threats to nearby structures and residents.
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Pensacola
Kefauver Predicts Victory in Farm Belt
Senator Kefauver predicted a Democratic victory in Indiana and urged President Eisenhower to appoint Harry S. Truman as special ambassador abroad. A separate dispatch from Sicily reports a well developed baby with teeth born Friday night in Catania.
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Farm Belt
Ndianapolis
Eteves Kefauver
Indiana
Eisenhower
Harry 5
Trumann
Catania
Sicily
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Bricker
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Reider
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Port Clinton
Unio
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Findlay Lectura
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William¢. Kelly
John
Re- Taylor
Salem
Cubliean
U.S
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Norwood
Roy H.cNeill
Barry
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Fulton County
William Sarve
Mechanicsburg
Chalmers P. Wylie
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Marshall
Paul Fo
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Stephen M. Young
Paul J. George
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