French Cabinet Collapses Clouding Big Three Unity Talks
Washington reports indicate France’s sudden cabinet collapse complicates mid June talks among Churchill Mayer and Eisenhower. The Western alliance faces strains over Russia policy UN China Red China membership and Korean truce conduct while pre conference diplomacy stalls.
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Cision
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Blood donations decline amid Army plasma switch policy
The Red Cross pleads for donors after a sharp drop in collections. Medical Director David Grant cites lack of public understanding of the Army medical branch policy change from plasma to dextran as the key cause. He warns that whole blood remains essential for polio work and as a blood expander.
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Washington
Red Cross
Red Cross Medical
David Grant
Army Medical Branch
Grant
Army
UN Chief Fires First American Employee
Dag Hammarskjold dismissed Eda Glaser a $4000-a-year library clerk after she refused to answer questions from the U S Senate loyalty investigators. The firing came after Hammarskjold reviewed her testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S. Senate
Eda Glaser
Hammarskjold
Senate
Internal Security
President urged to take lawmakers to conference
Sen Wiley proposes that President Eisenhower invite bipartisan congressional observers to the Big Three conference with Churchill to aid understanding of allied issues. The debate centers on Britain's support for Communist China’s UN bid and Korea settlement, with Republicans pledging to oppose China’s entry.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Churchill
Great Britain
China
United Nations
Korea
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Foreign Relations Committee
Nine Hospitalized In Antlerg Hotel Fire In Indianapolis
Heavy smoke from a small blaze flooded the eight story Antlerg Hotel near downtown Indianapolis sending nine to hospitals with smoke sickness and minor injuries. One eighth floor room and part of the hall were damaged and a guest was arrested for smoking in a hotel bed. Fire damage may reach 50000 dollars. Lou Moore of Fort Lauderdale who has won four 500 mile races at the Indianapolis Speedway was among those treated. Two guests clung to a ledge on the top floor as firefighters used a 100 foot ladder.
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Indianapolis
Lou Moore
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Indianapolis Speedway
Wellston Bay Lake Victim Drowns Near Wellston
Nelsonville—Roger Green 18 Wellston drowned in Lake Alma near Wellston Thursday while boating with friends. Son of Rev. Ray Green pastor of Wellston Methodist Church, he was active in Wellston High School band and activities. Burial set for Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Roger Green
Wellston
Wilson Green
Lake Alma
Green
Uating
Port Clinton
Ohio Senate Faces Budget and Highway Tax Drama
In Columbus the Ohio General Assembly weighs a 823 million budget for two years and a highway construction financing program. Senate leaders hint adjournment depends on action on key measures, with talks of a possible deal linking highway taxes to school subsidies.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
C. Stanley Mechem
Rathens
Senate
House
Mechem
Hunt Resumed For Lost Girl Near Menominee
A search resumed for 2 1/2 year old Beverly Ann Bradley of Milwaukee who wandered from a grandmother's cottage near Menominee Michigan. Bloodhounds from Merrill were en route to aid the effort and Beverly was last seen playing with her doll in the yard. Her grandfather is Mrs Edward Van Kleeck and her father Owen works in Columbus Ohio.
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Menominee
Mich
Beverly Ann Bradley
Milwaukee
Merrill
Wis
Beverly Ann
Edward E. van Kleeck
Green Bay
Owen
Columbus, O
FBI May Drop Case Against 2 Ohioans
In Cleveland the painting theft case against Jasper J Aiello and John Millovich both of Youngstown may be dismissed due to insufficient evidence or witnesses from the FBI in Chicago. U S Attorney John J Kane Jr will move to drop charges when the case resumes in two weeks. Aiello and Millovich were among twelve arrested by the FBI.
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Cleveland
Jasper J. Aiello
John Millovich
Youngstown
U. S
John J. Kane Jr
FBI
Chicago
Tony
Aielo
Millovich
Five day forecast shows above-normal temps and light rain
The outlook covers Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures averaging slightly above normal. Normal lows 50 to 53 and highs 71 to 78 with no major change. Showery conditions persist except on Sunday, total rainfall near one inch.
New York Stock Exchange elects two new governors
NEW YORK John Sloah Dickey president of Dartsmouth College and Charles R. Hook chairman of Armco Steel Corp Middletown C have been elected to the board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
John Sloah Dickey
Dartsmouth College
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown, C
New York Stock Exchange
Five Ohio State Students Expelled Over May Riot
Five Ohio State University students are expelled for their role in a riot on May 11. University officials say the disciplinary actions reflect a broader effort to maintain campus order and safety.
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Columbus, O
Ohio State University
Wild Winds Ripple Border Floods Kill and Injure
The Calcasieu River crest near Lake Charles caused two million dollars in property damage and forced 2000 families from homes. Eight drownings occurred statewide as rains swelled rivers across Louisiana. Sabine River flood threats rose at Orange Texas as guards and Navy reservists aided efforts.
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Lake Charles
Calcasieu River
Louisiana
Orange
Tex
Here
Texas
Navy
Southern
Texas National
Sabine
Deweyville
Calcasieu
Lake Charles Air Force Base
Paul Cook
Storm Strikes Power Lines and Floods Roads in Ohio
A storm hit southern Athens County and northern Meigs County early today, causing widespread transformer and lines outages for Columbus and Southern Electric Co. Repairs were slowed by flooded rural roads as crews worked from 7:15 a.m. in Albany Carpenter Dyesville area. Heavy rains flooded low fields in Shade Pratts Fork Burlingham, easing the heat with a 9 a.m. temperature of 67. Rainfall was lighter in Athens than nearby areas.
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Athens County
Meigs County
Columbus and Southern Electric Co
Athens
Electric Company
Albany-Carpenter- Dyesville
Shade-Pratts Fork-Burlingham
France Cool on UN Probe Over Indochina Invasion
UN diplomats report French circles resisted Thailand’s request for a UN investigation into the Vietminh invasion of Laos. The issue is likely to be raised in June in Bermuda by Eisenhower Churchill and Mayer as Western leaders discuss Indochina hostilities.
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United Nations
N.Y
Thailand
Laos
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Mayer
Indochina
Air Force Budget Cuts Spark Fight Over Wings Goal
The Air Force ends silence on five billion dollars in cuts arguing Eisenhower's 120-wing goal weakens national security. A report, requested by Senator Margaret Chase Smith, questions the plan and hints at a congressional fight to restore funds and wings.
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Washington
Air Force
Eisenhowser
D-Califle
Yorty
Congress
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Ame
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Smith
Driver Given Prison Term for Double Nightly Tragedy
Henry Imrey was sentenced to one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary on each of three manslaughter counts after pleading guilty. The judge allowed concurrent terms. Drunken driving charges were dropped. Imrey’s car struck three children and their bicycles on Bishop Road in Willoughby Township, killing Frederick Allen 9, Peter Allen 12, and Daniel Jack Jr. 9.
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Painesville
Henry Imrey
Ohio
Winfield
Slocum
Imrey
Sheriff's Deputies
Bishop Rd
Frederick W. Allen
Peter Allen
Daniel A. Jack Jr
Tall Tree Trail
Willoughby Twp
High Court Advises Judge To Shun Case
The Ohio Supreme Court chief justice recommended Franklin County probate Judge C P McClelland disqualify himself from a million dollar estate case. The case involves the estate of Columbus manufacturer Dennis R Kelly.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County
Columbus
Carl Weygandt
C. P. McClelland
Dennis R.kelly
Orphans Trek 900 Miles to Find Uncle in Arizona
Porfirio Perez-Villalobos and his brother Ricardo, 13 and 10, wandered from Arandas Mexico to Marana Arizona seeking their uncle Jose Maria Zaragosa. After a perilous journey earning pennies, immigration officers will send them to Nogales Sonora, as there is no local haven.
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Tucson
Ariz
Porfirio Perez-Villalobos
Ricardo
Nogales
Sonora
Marana
Jose Maria Zara
Gosa
Ed Hendricks
Porfirio
Arandes
Mexico
Guadalajara
Zaragosa
Arizona
Phoenix Girl Wins National Spelling Bee Title
Elizabeth Hess, 13, from Phoenix Arizona wins the national spelling bee by spelling soubrette after downing Raymond Sokolov of Detroit on spermaceti. President Eisenhower recalls his boyhood mischief with syzygy in a light remark. Ohio contenders scrape honors with top places among the Buckeye Journens and prizes listed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Elizabeth Hess
Elizabeth
Phoenix
Ariz
Raymond A. Sokolov
Detroit
OSU Professor Wins Permit To Remain In U S
The Senate approved a bill allowing Dr. Arthur Tye of Ohio State University College of Pharmacy to stay in the United States. The measure now goes to the House for action. OSU President Bevis urged the immigration service not to deport Tye, calling his loss a blow to the university and the nation.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur Tye
Ohio State University College of Pharmacy
House
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State
Immigration Service
Tye
Ohio State University
President Appoints Three New Envoys
President Eisenhower nominates R. Douglas Stuart RNC treasurer as ambassador to Canada. He also names Michael J. McDermott State Department press officer as ambassador to El Salvador and William T. Pheiffer New York attorney as ambassador to the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
Eisenhower
R.douglas Stuart
Republican National Committee
Canada
Michael J. McDermott
State Department
el Salvador
William T. Pheiffer
New York
Dominican Republic
Tornado Hits Canada and Michigan Cities
A powerful tornado crossed from Michigan into Ontario causing at least four deaths and numerous injuries. Port Huron suffered heavy damage estimated at one million dollars while Sarnia endured widespread destruction in the business district. Rescue teams worked through the debris as trains and structures were toppled.
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Port Huron
Mich
J. B. Gibbs
St. Clair
Sarnia
Twin Cities
Charles la Forest
Here
Springbank
Ont
Crossroads
Simon Thompson
Dorothy
Sarah MacIntosh
Lake Ontario
Michigan
Ontario
St. Clair County
Memphis
Columbus
Smiths
Imperial Bank
Vendome
Clayton Saylor
Smiths Creek
Grand Trunk Line
William K. Gibbs
Detroit
Robert Grant
Ferndale
VA To Close Athens Office
The Athens VA contact office at 6% W State St will close June 19 as volume declines prompted by R M Fitzgerald of the Cincinnati regional office. The contact rep John W Westrick and his secretary will transfer. VA training division remains open and Marietta office handles veteran contacts.
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Athens
Veterans Administration
State St
R. M. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
John W. Westrick
W. R. Shafer
Marietta
Democrats Hint No Support for Extended Excess Profits Tax
House Democrats avoided pledging support for President Eisenhower's six month extension of the excess profits tax on business. A senior Democratic member said Republicans would likely supply most votes if the measure leaves Ways and Means.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Ways and Means Committee
Living Costs Edge Higher in March to April
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the consumer price index rose one tenth of a percent from mid-March to mid-April. The index stood at 113.7 percent of the 1947-49 average, about 14 percent above five years ago, near the November peak, with food costs down slightly and apparel soft.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russians Told To Give Solid Peace Moves
Dulles urged Soviet Russia to show sincerity in moves on Korea Laos and Austria at a New Delhi press conference during his Middle East tour. He said high level talks including the Soviet bloc would fail while the wars in Korea and Laos continue and freedom in Austria is denied.
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New Delhi
India
U.S
Dulles
Korea
Laos
Austria
Eisenhower
Churchill
Bermuda
Middle East
Russia
Soviet Bloc of Nations
Karachi
Pakistan
Three Slayers Given Paroles
Gov Lausche commuted life terms for Venice murder cases to second degree murder and granted parole Thursday to three inmates. Thomas Woods 49 released after 24 years for wife Olivia Woods in Summit County. Leo Yaratch jailed 1931 for wife Margaret Yaratch in Cuyahoga County. James Twiman 73 freed after 21 years for Samuel Sealoook murder in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Venice
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas Woods
Olivia
Summit County
Leo Yaratch
Margaret
Cuyahoga County
James Twiman
Samuel Sealook
Cleveland
Girl Snatched From Mother's Car Found Safe at Farm
An 8-year-old girl abducted from Bucyrus Route 19 was found unharmed after a two hour ride on county roads. A man in shirtsleeves posed as a deputy, forced her sister Joan from the car, then sped away toward Farmhouse area before the mother pursued and alerted authorities.
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Bucyrus
Oon
Calebbin
Bucyrus Route News Index 3
Craurely
Dobbin
Joan
Rudy
Steven
Steven, 3. On Her Way Markots Ocaesedssne
Nelsonville
Rt. 1
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Richard Keller
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