DiSalle Attacks Tax Proposals While Pressing Corporations
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle criticized opponents of his 365 million tax program and the 60 million dollar yearly sales tax plan. He accused lawmakers of delaying action and pointed to large corporations paying minimal franchise taxes despite substantial statewide business. He named no firms but cited one with 69 million in annual Ohio business paying 8120 dollars in franchise tax.
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Charles A. Mosher
R-Lorain
Ohio
Sen. Mosher
DiSalle
Senate
Ohio House committee backs bill to end rate base formula
The Elections and Federal Relations Committee approved a bill by a 12-8 vote to replace the reproduction cost new in service life rate base formula with a method weighting original net investment and current property appraisal. Two dissenters reversed earlier refusals, keeping the measure alive for floor action.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Elections and Federal Relations Committee
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Thomas L. Thomas
D-Summit
Richard C. Malone
Montgomery
Malone
Thomas
RCN
Reds Boycott Meeting of UN Committee
United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge urged cooperation in space exploration at the UN Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space meeting. The Soviet Union and four allies boycotted, though 13 of 18 delegates attended.
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N. Y
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
UN Committee
Lodge
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
United Arab Republic
Ohioan Clair ette Moore dies at 100 in Lancaster
Mrs. Clair ette Moore died Monday in a Lancaster rest home less than a week before her 101st birthday. She had outlived two husbands and will be buried here today.
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Lancaster
Clairette Moore
Dems Weigh Four Candidates For 1960 Nomination
In Washington Democrats discuss four leading possible nominees for 1960. Lyndon B. Johnson Kennedy Symington Stevenson are named as top contenders with Truman’s influence noted but unclear. Humphrey shows interest though party leaders in Washington seem slow. Johnson acts like a serious candidate, courting Senate support for a moderate civil rights bill.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Truman
Sens
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ouri
Symington
Kennedy
Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Half of Little Rock Board Votes to Fire 44 Teachers
Three segregationist Little Rock School Board members overruled a walkout by three moderates and voted to dismiss 44 teachers in the integration troubled system. Twenty six of those not renewed teach at Central High School where federal troops guarded Black students in 1957 58. The moderates planned to rehire all or none of the 800 teachers and described the Tuesday action as illegal for lack of a quorum, promising court challenges.
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Central High
Mediator Meeting Set Over Austin Powder Strike at Columbus
Representatives of union Local 946 and Austin Powder Co meet with federal mediators in Columbus to seek a settlement. Local 946 workers demand 25 cents per hour raise amid a strike that began last Friday. No changes reported at McArthur Brick Co where 60 workers seek 8 cents.
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McArthur
Columbus
Austin Powder Co
United Brick and Clay Workers
McArthur Brick Co
Testimony Turns on Strauss Nomination for Commerce Post
Edward Teller, hailed as father of the H bomb, voiced strong support for Lewis L. Strauss at a Senate hearing on his nomination as secretary of commerce. The committee heard caustic criticism from Sen. Clinton P. Anderson who said Strauss claimed unwarranted credit for the hydrogen bomb project.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Senate
Edward Teller
Teller
Senate Commerce Committee
Strauss
Clinton P. Anderson
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Anderson
Senate Considers Quail Hunting Return in Ohio
Ohio Senate weighs a House approved bill to permit limited hunting of Bob White quail on state owned lands. If approved, quail hunting could begin next fall with a limited open season possible in future years.
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Columbus
Bob White
Ohio
Buckeye
Senate
House
Mother of 3 shot dead in Ironton hotel
Mary Alice Adkins 41, a waitress from Russell Kentucky, was killed by Charles Farmer 58 in a downtown Ironton hotel. The hotel manager wounded himself severely after the shooting. Prosecutor Harold Spears said Adkins had lived in Ironton about three months and that her husband and children remained in Russell. Police planned to question Farmer.
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Ironton
Harold Spears
Lawrence County
Mary Alice Adkins
Russell
Charles Farmer
Spears
Adkins
Farmer
Son Killed As Mother's Car Backs Over Him
Lima sheriff deputies report 20 month old Jerry Jackson died after the car his mother backed from the driveway struck him. The accident occurred at Lima Route 5 when the right door swung open and knocked him under the wheels.
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Lima
Charles Jackson
Jerry Jackson
Los Angeles Band Leader Hal McIntyre Dies in Fire
Hal McIntyre, 44, renowned band leader, died Tuesday from burns after a Hollywood apartment fire. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors searched for survivors, and authorities investigations continue into the incident.
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Los Angeles
Hal McIntyre
Hollywood
Churchill Visits Ill Friends With Eisenhower
In Washington two graying former leaders, Sir Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower, visited Walter Reed Army Hospital to see two gravely ill allies. John Foster Dulles uses a wheelchair while General George C. Marshall remains weak after strokes.
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U.S
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Washington
Churchill
Britain
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John Foster Dulles
George C. Marshall
Marshall
U. S. Army
Dulles
State Department
Sir Winston
Ousted Lawyer Wins Democratic Mayoral Nomination
Former judge Frank R. Franko, suspended for unethical acts, defeats incumbent Mayor Frank X. Kryzan in Youngstown Democratic primary. Lancaster approves a 4.19 million school bond for a new high school and elementary additions. Polls show Franko led with 11,837 votes. Kryzan trailed. Celebrezze clears hurdle in Cleveland race. faces Ireland in November.
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Associated Press
Acts the Bar Association
Youngstown
Frank R. Franko
Ohio
Lancaster
Franko
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank X. Kryzan
Edward J. Gilronan
Samuel Gould Jr
Mahoning County
Kryzan
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Celebrezze
Tom Ireland
Leon County grand jury considers indicting four men in rape case
In Tallahassee the Leon County grand jury opens a special session to consider indicting four white men charged with raping a female student. A legislative committee killed a bill to abolish the death penalty for capital crimes including rape. Florida A and M students backed the victim’s class fund with contributions totaling 500 dollars.
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Leon County Grand Jury
Florida
Florida A. and
M. University
Bank join sets stage for county treasurer transition
Jesse Huffman will resign as Fairfield County treasurer effective June 1 and enter banking. County commissioners will name another Democrat to serve out the term, expiring in late 1961, in Pleasantville.
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Lancaster
Jesse Huffman
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Two Shocking Murders Rock San Diego Family Case
In San Diego a mother Wanda Brogdon and her unemployed partner Kenneth Merriam admitted to authorities that they murdered her two young sons last Saturday claiming the boys were “bad.” Merriam said he strangled the children on the mother’s instruction, and they face two counts of murder. Separately Virgil Brogdon, father of the boys, and his wife have separated and he seeks a divorce filing in Rockford Illinois.
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San Diego
Calif
Here
Kenneth Archie Merriam
Wanda Brogdon
Don Keller
Merriam
Five Day Ohio and West Virginia Weather Forecast
Ohio partly cloudy tonight and thundershowers Thursday with warmer, humid conditions. Temperatures near or above normal Thursday through Monday with a cooling trend Friday and Saturday. Rain chances Thursday Friday and likely Monday. nationwide forecast lists temperate readings and scattered showers.
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Eves
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Richmond
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Washington
Wreckage Found Of Plane Missing Dartmouth Doctors
Dartmouth College officials confirm searchers located the wreckage of a small plane in the Pemigewasset Valley near Lincoln New Hampshire. The craft disappeared February 21 during a snow storm on a return flight from Berlin to Lebanon. Aboard were Dr Ralph E Miller 60 and Dr Robert Quinn 32 physicians at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital and faculty at Dartmouth College Medical School.
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N. H
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Pemigewasset Valley
Berlin
Lebanon
Ralph E., Miller
Robert Quinn
Dartmouth College Medical School
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Steel Firms Press Wage Costs in Steel Talks at Roosevelt Hotel
U S Steel Corp and seven other firms open formal talks with the United Steelworkers Union over wage-driven price pressures. Negotiations span a dozen sessions at the Roosevelt Hotel with contracts due June 30. Inland Steel proposes a one year wage freeze at about three dollars per hour. union chief McDonald rejects similar offers.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Roosevelt Hotel
U.S. Steel
U.S
William G. Caples
Inland Steel
Chicago
David J. McDonald
Stewart Confirmed as Associate Justice by 70 to 17 Vote
After more than six months on the Supreme Court Potter Stewart is confirmed as an associate justice by a 70 to 17 Senate vote. Southern Democrats opposed due to the court's 1954 ruling on school desegregation. Stewart, 44, testified support in hearings and had been serving since last October after a recess appointment by President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Senate
Cincinnati
Stewart
Harold Burton
Ohio
Eisenhower
Mother's Body Found After Months Missing
Thelma Sherrill, 30, mother of six, had been missing since February. Her decomposed body was recovered from the Tuscarawas River near New Philadelphia on April 18 and identified on Tuesday.
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New Philadelphia
Thelma Sherrell
Tuscarawas River
Here
Wall Street Journal to Build Publishing Plant in Cleveland
The Wall Street Journal plans a new publishing plant in Cleveland with a one million dollar investment. The project aims to expand production capacity and strengthen regional operations.
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Cleveland
The
Wall Street Journal
Accused Georgia fugitive Reagin faces fate in Ohio
In Chillicothe the mother of William C. Reagin pleads with Ohio officials not to send him back to Georgia. Georgia Gov S Ernest Vandiver seeks Reagin's return after his capture April 9. Reagin escaped from a Georgia prison with four others last May. He worked as a filling station attendant in Chillicothe and remarried there. About 3200 locals sign petition urging DiSalle to keep him in Ohio. Reagin claims he would be killed if sent back to Georgia. DiSalle's aide Rankin Gibson led the hearing.
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Columbus
Georgia
Michael V. DiSalle
William C. Reagin
Ohio
Ernest Vandiver
Reagin
Chillicothe
Ross
DiSaile
Regin
DiSalle
Rankin M. Gibson
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