Bricker to Speak at OU Graduation for 546 Seniors
Senator John W. Bricker will deliver the commencement address at Ohio University recalling a long Ohio political career. About 342 men and 204 women will receive degrees including 39 completing two year studies. 118 men will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the armed services, with 69 in the Air Force ROTC and 49 from Army ROTC.
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House Looks Set To OK Military Reserve Plan
Proposal outlines creating a trained reserve force of 2.9 million in five years with annual costs near a billion dollars. It would recall any failing reservists for 45 days active duty, enroll 100,000 to 250,000 youths 17 to 19 for six months training, and allow the president to summon up to a million reservists during a national emergency without Congress.
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Recall of Americans in Indochina Sought by France
Secretary of State Dulles indicated that the United States would consider French requests to recall certain American officials from southern Indochina. France hopes to pressure Joint Moves to counter Communists as Paris drafts a list of names it deems acting improperly. Dulles warned he would not remove staff solely on French complaints and would keep diplomats loyal to State Department policy. The Paris conference with Prime Minister Faure aimed to ease U.S. France rifts over steps to support a democratic government in South Vietnam.
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60 mph Bill Passes House
Columbus reporting the House approved a bill setting daylight speed at 60 mph and keeping 50 mph at night. The 30 mph limit remains for trucks and school buses. Gov Lausche will confer with the director before final action after Senate approval.
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74 Shot With Salk Stricken by Polio
The Public Health Service reported a new polio case in California, bringing the total of confirmed polio cases in people who had received the Salk vaccine to 74. The tally now includes 25 cases in California.
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Radiation Could Alter Future Generations Says Scientist
Los Angeles report quotes Dr George W Beadle president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science warning that atomic fallout may cause hereditary genetic changes. He claims tiny exposures could yield genetic deaths in later generations and that some changes may be hidden in the exposed individual and not show in children.
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Draft Hoped To Get The Draft Hoped To Get The Creme
Republican strategists urge a voter driven draft to urge President Eisenhower toward a second term. They warn world conditions may push him to consider another run if a majority oppose quit after four years. Michigan state chairman Feikens travels amid calls for a broad draft movement, while a UN shelling report notes casualties and missing fishermen off the Haeju Peninsula.
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Reds Reject U S Protest Over May 1 Air Battle
In Munsan Korea the Communists rejected a U S protest over the May 1 air battle in which Sabre jets fought MIGs. Gen Harlan C Parks of the U S Air Force said radar tracking flight logs and pilot reports prove the engagement occurred 55 miles southwest of Sinuiju North Korea.
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Publisher Named For Chicago Tribune
Report notes the Chicago Tribune appoints a new publisher amid a five day forecast and weekend weather outlook. The Tribune Co directors also elect three new directors while detailing rainfall totals and Water shortage reports affecting Tokyo homes and News Syndicate operations.
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Atom Power Possible In Four Years Hafstad
In Tokyo Dr. Lawrence R. Hafstad, former atomic power chief and now Chase Manhattan Bank research head, said US utilities will have commercial atom power plants within three to four years. He noted 4 5 companies are building plants expected to generate about 700 000 kilowatts, enough for a city of 700 000.
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Chou Enlai Renews Negotiation Ouverture on Formosa
Chou Enlai, at the Asian African Bandung conference report, renews offer to negotiate with the United States to ease tension in the Taiwan Formosa area. He excludes Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government, accuses the U.S. of delaying talks, and calls for a one-nation forum with a UN seat for China.
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Navy detonates small atomic device underwater off west coast
The defense department announced today that the Navy has exploded a small atomic device underwater off the west coast of the United States.
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Sold My Garden Tractor
Athens resident John Collins listed a power garden tractor in the Messenger Classifieds. Three buyers called, illustrating the paper’s low-cost Want Ad approach to quick sales. The notice promotes placing ads by phone to reach buyers efficiently.
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Mayor-Elect Promises Open Galveston Gambling District
George Roy Clough owner of KLUF pledged after election to reopen gambling and reestablish the red light district in Galveston an island resort city known for vice. He faced the Galveston Ministerial Association after a three hour session and criticized city police leadership while asserting expanded powers for himself.
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Paternity Suit Names Pitcher as Father
A paternity suit filed in U S District Court names Virgil Trucks, White Sox pitcher, as the father of a seven year old boy. The suit seeks 24300 for support and says Trucks acknowledged paternity and contributed until October 1952 when he married his current wife.
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Congress Likely to Approve Vaccine Funding for Children
Sen. Hill says Congress will quickly approve Eisenhower’s request for 28 million dollars to pay for antipolio vaccine for children whose parents cannot afford it. He notes a companion request for two million dollars to fund inspectors overseeing vaccine output. Democratic questions focus on voluntary allocation plans and fair distribution, while Republicans praise Welfare Secretary Hobart’s handling of the program.
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Solon Sees Hope in Talk With Leaders of Russia
Senator George says Russian leaders appear ready to ease world tension at a high level conference. He cites optimism echoed by Secretary of State Dulles about constructive East West talks and a potential peace treaty, noting preliminary talks show some agreement to reduce frictions.
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Witness Plans Appeal Of Perjury Conviction
Marie Natvig plans to appeal a perjury conviction after a federal jury found the Miami Beach resident guilty on multiple counts. Sentencing was deferred pending a probation report with Natvig free on bond. The case arose from testimony at an FCC hearing about Lamb’s Erie television station license renewal and alleged Communist associations.
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Kyger Strike Continues at Gallipolis Power Plant
Kyger Creek power plant strike persists for a second day with picket lines removed late Monday. Rest Engineer Fred R. Carman states other crafts on the project are refusing to work behind an injunction as talks seek a quick solution to production delays and labor unrest.
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Harvard professor’s son held without bond in murder case
RALEIGH N C The 21 year old son of a Harvard University faculty couple faces a murder charge after a shooting he claims was an accident The suspect Richard Kluckhohn 21 is ordered held for trial in Wake Superior Court with the next term starting June 6 The case began after the Friday the 13th shooting of Bernice Seawell 43 a government worker of Arlington Virginia Also noted is the death of former U S Supreme Court justice Owen J Roberts at age 80 in Phoenixville Pennsylvania
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Refrigerator death shocks Bronx family
In New York a 4 year old girl, Maria Hernandex, was found dead in a basement refrigerator at her Bronx home. Police investigate whether the child entered the appliance alone and was trapped or if she was harmed by others while playing with siblings.
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Area's Students Place High in State Testing
Area students from Athens Hocking Meigs and Perry counties ranked among the top ten in state scholar ship tests. Racine Logan and Ames Bern high schools each had multiple pupils among the top scorers in subjects like Latin II Spanish and algebra I. The report notes top state scores and individual student achievements across several schools.
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