Three New Steps in Nevada Atomic Test Series
The atomic test schedule at Atomic Test Site Nevada opens Thursday amid rain risk. A small device will launch the most extensive series yet, including an air to air atomic warhead rocket, a ground warfare infantry maneuver, and the use of pigs as test subjects for radiation impact. Ft Lewis troops, about 1400 men, will participate in a battle group exercise building a 24 hour protective perimeter against a weapon.
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Atomic Test Site
Nevada
Inevada
Ft. Lewis
Wash
State Board Drops Fight For Money
COLUMBUS The State Board of Education abandons its bid for more legislative funding. Francis W. Spicer Akron, chairman of the board's legislative body, says little more than the House allotment is likely and that the General Assembly may adjust amounts. Spicer notes meetings with lawmakers to press for higher appropriations for the board's expanded programs.
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State Board of Education
Francis W. Spicer
Akron
House
General Assembly
Spicer
Rebels Take Jersey City City Hall in Democratic Upheaval
In Jersey City New Jersey a faction within the Democratic Party led by rebels against mayoral boss Kenny won control of city hall in a dramatic election upset. The move echoed an earlier political defeat of Frank Hague ally Kenny referenced in the report.
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Jersey City
N. J
John V. Kenny
Democratic Party
City Hall
Frank Hague
Soda Popp Enrolled in Jefferson City Kindergarten
In Jefferson City Missouri five year old Soda Popp has been enrolled for kindergarten for the coming school year.
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Jefferson City
Accidental Atom Blast Costs Billions, Insurance Hurdles
BROOKHAVEN N Y IP An accidental atomic blast in the United States could cause billions in property damage says Arthur W Murphy a New York insurance expert He notes private industry faces major liability obstacles to developing atomic energy and outlines three syndicates offering 60 million dollars of coverage per installation He adds federal action is needed to resolve insurance gaps.
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Brookhaven
N.Y
United States
Arthur W. Murphy
New York
Murphy
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Egyptian Press Blames Dulles For Middle East Trouble
Cairo reports the Egyptian press accuses U S Secretary of State Dulles of creating trouble over Israel's test voyage through the Suez Canal. Dulles said the United States would not oppose Israel's test ship but warned against force or warlike actions to settle the issue.
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Egypt
U. S
State Dulles
Middle East
Suez Canal
United States
Israel
Civil War Vet John B. Salling Celebrates 111th Birthday
In SLANT Virginia respect was paid to John B. Salling a Civil War veteran set to be honored today on his 111th birthday. The clear eyed survivor wore a uniform earned years late as dignitaries and friends gathered to salute him.
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Slant
John B. Salling
Reds Shell Tiny Island Held by Nationalists
A small island near Amoy, controlled by nationalists, was shelled by Communist forces Tuesday night. The Defense Ministry said there was no damage or casualties.
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Tiny Island
Taipei
Amoy
Defense Ministry
Five Cypriots retried for arms possession in Nicosia
Five Greek Cypriots, previously sentenced to death on April 5 for firing on a security patrol, were retried in Nicosia today on a new charge of possessing firearms. Each defendant received a ten year prison term.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Parents Held Children Prisoners In Columbus Home
In Columbus Ohio two children were allegedly confined in their two room basement home for ten months. The children William seven and Judith Ann five are now in Franklin County Welfare Home as their parents Raymond Poe forty nine and Louise thirty seven face charges and undergo psychiatric study in the county jail. Police report Judith Ann weighs only 25 pounds and William has never attended school. The Juvenile Court heard neighbors report the case and a policewoman described a distressed scene with the mother intoxicated and blinds drawn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Raymond Poe
Louise
William
Judith Ann
Dorothy Neely
Ohio House Considers Scrapping Justice of the Peace System
In Columbus the Ohio House faces a vote to replace rural JP courts with county courts this year if an emergency clause passes. The plan limits county court authority to counties without full municipal court reach, with rural areas in others outside municipal jurisdiction.
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Ohio House of Representatives
House
Kenneth Robinson
Marion
Allegations Studied In Ohio Senate Liquor Committee Case
The Senate Rules Committee studies claims that Sen. Raymond Hildebrand used his chair power to press tavern operators for donations to the Ohio Mental Health Assn. A former senator Leo M. Asherman of Cleveland requested a hearing to discipline Hildebrand.
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Ohio
Senate Rules Committee
Raymond Hildebrand
R-Lucas
Senate Liquor Committee
Ohio Mental Health Assn
Leo M. Asherman
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Tax Stamps To Stay In Ohio Revenue Plan
Ohio will continue to use and redeem sales tax stamps for charitable groups. Legislative officials say revenue from stamp redemption will be maintained, easing concerns about potential loss.
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Columbus
Ohio
Measure Kills Bill Barring Utilities on Interstate Rights-of-Way
The Measure Killed House Highways Committee rejected a bill barring public utilities from using interstate rights-of-way. An amendment was adopted requiring the state to cover extra costs if utilities must detour crossings or tunnel beneath highways.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Highways Committee
Radio Television Bill Up For Passage
The House Elections and Federal Relations Committee recommends passage of a 7 A bill requiring radio and television stations to disclose names and addresses of speakers on air. A House amendment exempts local station employees and network broadcasters from furnishing their names and addresses.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Elections and Federal Relations Committee
Ike Moves To Postpone Goodyear Strike At Piketon
President Eisenhower initiates steps for an 80 day postponement of the Goodyear Atomic Plant strike by 11,500 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers. A board of inquiry will report by midnight, enabling a Taft Hartley court order if needed. The walkout began May 10 after failed talks. plant operates with supervisors. Union seeks wage gains totaling 0.27 per hour over three years, with 0.11 now and 0.08 in 1958 and 1959.
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Eisenhower
Oil, Chemical and Atomic
Goodyear Atomic Plant
Piketon
Police Control Areas of Rebellious Haiti
Police and troops said they gained control over all rebellious areas of Haiti Tuesday night and demonstrations against the government ceased. The seven man Executive Council ruling the Negro republic pledged free elections on June 26.
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Haiti
Executive Council
Negro Republic
Army Stops Enlisting Pre-Draft Age Youths
The Army announced a temporary suspension of enlisting youths under pre-draft age for six months of training until July 1. Assistant Secretary Hugh Milton said the policy excludes the National Guard, which will continue accepting recruits for the same six month training period.
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Army
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Hugh Milton
National Guard
Japan seeks China probe into 35767 missing nationals
Tokyo asks Beijing to investigate the fate of 35 767 Japanese nationals reported missing on the Chinese mainland since World War II ending.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Beck under scrutiny as Senate panel cites alleged misuse
Senate Rackets Committee evidence suggests Dave Beck misused at least 320000 of Teamsters funds and did not list 300000 plus in 1951 financial statements. Kennedy calls the money stolen not borrowed. Beck faces tax return inquiries and plans to meet AFL CIO President Meany as turmoil within the union deepens.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
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Beck
Teamsters
Senate Committee
A. M. Burke
Occidental Life Insurance Co
California
Seattle
Internal Revenue Service
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Eisenhower defends defense budget amid calls for cuts
President Eisenhower pressed his $71.8 billion fiscal year budget, arguing any large defense cuts risk national security. A House Appropriations panel reportedly agreed to a about 2.5 billion cut, while Eisenhower warned against trimming large fixed programs and urged steady support for defense and foreign aid, school construction, and other long standing line items. He framed security as a line between danger and excessive spending. He also cautioned about gambling with the country’s safety if Congress curtails defense and related programs.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Free World
Congressional
Radcliffe Sworn In As Fourth District Appeals Judge
Gov. C William ONeill swore in William D Radcliffe former Pickaway County judge as judge of the Fourth District Court of Appeals The district comprises Adams Athens Brown Gallia Highland Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Pickaway Pike Ross Scioto Vinton and Washington counties
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Ohio
William O'Neill
William D. Radcliffe
Pickaway County
Common Pleas
Fourth District Court of Appeals
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Athens
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Gallia
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Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
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Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Clyde Crosby Sues Time Magazine for Libel
Clyde C Crosby a Portland Oregon Teamsters Union official filed a 200000 libel suit against Time Inc alleging a recent Time article linked union bigwigs to gambling and illegal activities in Seattle and Portland.
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Time
Chicago
Clyde C. Crosby
Portland, Ore
Teamsters Union
Time Magazine
Time, Inc
West Coast
Teamster Union
Seattle
Portland
Airliner Wreckage Found in Andes Mountains
Air and mountain rescue teams located debris from a missing Argentine airliner in a rugged Andean mountainside on Tuesday night. All ten passengers and five crew members are believed to be Argentines and died in the crash.
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Buenos Aires
Andes
Design not speed blamed for auto injuries in study
John O. Moore of Cornell University Medical College told the Ohio State Medical Association that design flaws in cars cause most injuries. He warned universal adoption of safety belts could cut injuries by about 500 000 yearly and cited padded dashboards shock absorbing steering wheels and safety door locks as other key features. He noted head protection is critical as 72 percent of injuries affect the face or skull. Dr William H Havener of Columbus won the Gold Award for an exhibit on eye infection diagnosis and treatment.
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Ohio
John O. Moore
Cornell University Medical College
Ohio State Medical Assn
Portant
Moore
William H. Havener
Eisenhower Budget Speech Under Pressure From Congress
President Eisenhower defended his nearly 72 billion dollar budget in a nationwide broadcast stressing no new proposals and urging public pressure to stop further cuts. He warned future defense spending will keep budgets high as Congress debates deep reductions amid growing Republican dissent.
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Eisenhower
Congress
James Marlow
Washington
Ike's Decision to Aid Yugoslavia Faces Congressional Fight
President Eisenhower faces a congressional battle over resuming jet fighter and military aid to Yugoslavia. About 200 reconditioned F86E and F86G jets plus tanks and howitzers are prepared for delivery as part of a broader $3.88 billion foreign aid package.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Yugoslavia
Europe
Tito
Messenger Boy Steals $17,200 From Brokers
Detroit police said a 19 year old messenger, Michael C Casey, admitted stealing 17200 in negotiable bonds from a Detroit brokerage firm. He claimed he steamed open mailed envelopes to the New York parent office and redirected the bonds to his Swiss bank account.
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Detroit
Raymond Forrestal
Michael C. Casey
New York
President sends card to 100th birthday honoree in Ohio
Hamilton Ohio Mrs Eva Watt MacGregor turns 100 today and has received a surprise birthday card from President Eisenhower wishing her good health and many more happy years.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Eva Watt MacGregor
Eisenhower
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Forecast Five Day Outlook
Ohio expects partly cloudy skies tonight with showers or thunderstorms southeast this evening and cooler conditions. Highs in the 75 to 80 degree range Thursday with cooler nights. West Virginia sees scattered thundershowers mainly east, cooler tonight, and another cool day Thursday. The five day forecast calls for 5 to 8 degree below normal temperatures, with •4 to 1 inch precipitation in showers mainly south Thursday into Friday and across the state Sunday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Los
Dragnet Actor Webb Wins Divorce Decree
Los Angeles police drama star Jack Webb, 36, sought and received a divorce from actress Dorothy Towne in Superior Court. The actor testified and the decree was granted on an overcast May day.
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Los Angeles
Webb
Dorothy Towne
Jack Webb
Towne
Fastest Plane Abroad Seen Over France Demonstration
In Melun Villaroche France the Trident jet capable of about 1500 mph was shown as Europe’s fastest plane. Officials say it exceeds Soviet designs, while the slow Harel-Dubois 34 photo reconnaissance craft can take off in 300 feet and cruise at 50 mph with a glider wing to prevent stalling.
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Melun - Villaroche
France
Europe
Bulganin Calls for Summit Talks in London Speech
Soviet Premier Bulganin urged a properly prepared international summit conference to discuss world problems. He announced the bid during a Soviet Mongolian friendship meeting at the Kremlin in London.
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London
Bulganin
Peronist Ring Smashed in Buenos Aires Bombings
Police say a Peronist bombing ring operating in Buenos Aires has been busted with 12 men rounded up. The crackdown targets a network alleged to have planted bombs in the city.
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Buenos Aires
Storms injure workers as roof collapses at Wayne County Bank
Winds toppled a heavy chimney and a 30 by 50 foot roof section collapsed inside the Wayne County National Bank in Wooster. Velma Briton and Creed E. Shearer were seriously injured under debris while Ohio National Guard members guarded a three hour treasure search amid scattered money. In Huntington area winds injured two men and damaged property, and in Ironton a fire wall was blown over.
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Wooster
Velma Briton
Creed E. Shearer
Wooster Community Hospital
Ohio National Guard
Huntington
W. Va
Virgil Johnston
Lavalette
Jerry White
Ironton
Ohio
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