General Assembly wrangles delay final adjournment in Columbus
Prolonged wrangles in the 102nd General Assembly push wind-up sessions past the predicted hour. Conferees fail to reach accord on a one percent city income tax limit bill and other measures, raising prospects of action not before June 18. House advances a political advertising bill. Senate and House exchange changes. Senate also backs park revenue bonds and zoning cooperation. a foreign trade zone in Logan County and floodlighting of the statehouse are approved for federal review and funding.
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Columbus
General Assembly
102Nd
Senate
House
Wally Acousu
O'Neill
Logan County
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Coty Probes New Premier as Pleven Declines
French President Rene Coty enters a fresh round of talks to name a new premier after ex-Premier Rene Pleven refused to form a cabinet. Coty consults with outgoing Guy Mollet while Parliament blocks the socialist cabinet, leaving Mollet pivotal for any Centrist coalition.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Rene Pleven
Coty
Pleven
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Center
Airman Seeks His Children From Tokyo Court Fight
Airman 3 C Eugene F. Minogue, 27, Blue Island Illinois, asked through his embassy in Tokyo to recover his two half Japanese daughters from widow Michi Iizuka. The girls Mary 6 and Sherry 3 remain with Iizuka while their Japanese mother Shizue Yagi Minogue, now missing, left them with the widow. A son Dan 4 stays with Minogue near Fuchu Air Base.
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Tokyo
WA. S
Michi Iizuka
Shizue Yagi Minogue
Iizuka
Minogue
Mary
Sherry
Dan
Fuchu Air Base
Payroll Taken In Gunpoint Heist In Kansas City
A Western Union payroll estimated at 10000 dollars was stolen from two employees in downtown Kansas City on Wednesday by a swarthy young bandit.
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Kansas City
Western Union
Ohio 102nd Assembly Receives Mixed Praise and Criticism
In Columbus the 102nd General Assembly ends amid praise for an orderly, hard working session and criticism over limited accomplishments. Gov. O'Neill calls it excellent while Democrats say little was achieved beyond a deficit budget and salary boosts for about 28,000 state workers.
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C. William O'Neill
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
First Negro Nominated Wins Primary Election
Akron Ohio report notes Joe O. Curry the first Negro nominated for Akron City Council won the Democratic primary in the 10th ward. Curry edged Larry Kish 999 to 989 with six others far back. he will face Republican Kathryn Wertzbaugher on June 18 for the late Martin Ryan’s term ending December 31.
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Ohio
Joe O. Curry
Larry Kish
Curry
Kathryn Wertzbaugher
Martin Ryan
Dee
Thompson nominated U S ambassador to Russia in Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously endorsed Llewellyn E. Thompson for ambassador to Russia after brief questions in a closed session. The panel also approved John M. Cabot as ambassador to Colombia and Francis White as ambassador to Sweden, and Earl Edward Smith as ambassador to Cuba.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Russia
Thompson
Las Animas
Colo
Austria
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Bohlen
Philippines
John M. Cabot
Sweden
Colombia
Francis White
Baltimore
Mexico
Earl Edward Smith
New York
Cuba
Car Stolen Year Ago Recovered with Harbor Anchor
In Montreal Harbor the raised anchor of the Dutch freighter Prins Wille Johan brought up a battered 1952 model car reported stolen a year earlier by police.
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Montreal
Prins Wille Johan
Montreal Harbor
Memorial Day Observances Across Nation and Veterans Honors
Memorial Day marks a nationwide observance with prayers parades and beaches open for summer. President Eisenhower will send a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier while governors honor war dead. ceremonies span Arlington Antietam Gettysburg and national cemeteries.
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Virginia
Arlington National Cemetery
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Donald Quarles
Antietam
Maryland
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio Notes Memorial Day Honors Across State
Traditional parades and ceremonies mark Memorial Day in Ohio with plans in Columbus Chillicothe Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo. Traffic officials warn of about 21 expected fatalities on the one day holiday and veterans groups organize services including a floral anchor ceremony on the Scioto River.
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Ohio
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Scioto River
Chillicothe
Joshua W. Sill
Sill
Stone's “River
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Gen. Sill
Grandview Cemetery
Chaffee
Ark
Cleveland
E. R. McClean
Navy
Philadelphia
Hamilton County Memorial Assn
Cincinnati
Toledo
Lucas County Memorial Assn
United Veterans Memorial Day Assn
Women’s Relief Corps
Portage River Bridge
Woodville
Four Peaceful Memorial Days Reflections on War
Four Memorial Days pass without a new American war yet peace is incomplete. The piece notes four years with no large U S conflict yet acknowledges ongoing global tensions and the risk of future war. It questions whether fear can push humanity toward nonviolent problem solving and compares peaceful Memorial Days to Thanksgiving.
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America
Seven Die In Central Missouri Highway Crash
A two-vehicle collision at a Missouri intersection killed seven people and injured five more in central Missouri near Cuba. A suburban Chicago family of five were among those in one car. the other vehicle pulled onto Route 66 from Missouri Highway 19 and struck them. In Dayton Ohio, Alex Kozlowski was killed when his car hit a utility pole on U S 25. Police hold Ben Gilreath in connection with the incident.
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Cuba
Missouri
Chicago
Dayton
Ohio
Alex T. Kozlowski
Brooklyn
N. Y
U.S. 25
Ben Gilreath
Gilreath
Kozlovsky
Tragic Urbana crash claims three teen lives
Three Urbana youths died in a two car collision on Ohio 69 in Cham Paign County. Kenneth Brown 17 Rolla Skaggs 23 and Edwin H Sloane 14 were the victims. Sloane died at Piqua Memorial Hospital while Brown and Skaggs were killed at the scene. Three other persons sustained serious injuries.
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Urbana
Ohio
Champaign County
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Brown
Rolla Skaggs
Edwin H. Sloane
Sloane
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Brown
Skaggs
Dulles Urges Quick Soviet Inspection Pact Start
Secretary of State Dulles urged Moscow to reach a rapid agreement on a substantial inspection zone as the starting point for East West disarmament. He said area selection should be free of political complications and hinted at possible zones outside Europe.
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State Dulles
Russia
United States
Moscow
Dulles
London
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Europe
Arctic
House approves defense bill cutting Eisenhower request
The House passed a defense appropriations bill 394 to 1 sending it to the Senate, cutting 2% billion from Eisenhower’s request. The GOP effort to restore 313 million failed 242 to 151, with 21.5 million added for Air Force civil navigation costs.
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Wilmot Hercher
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
Senate
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Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
GOP
United States
Ohio Representatives Vote on Defense Bill
Washington report on Ohio House voting on a proposal to add 313 million dollars to the Defense Department appropriation, which failed 242 to 151. Republicans for Ayres Betts Bolton Bow Brown Clevenger Dennison Hess McCulloch Mins hail Schenck Vorys. Democrats against Ashley Feighan Hays Kirkan Polk Vanik. Republicans against Henderson Scherer. Paired for the bill Baumhart McGregor Jenkins.
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Ohio
House
Defense Department
Ayres
Record Field Entered for Indianapolis 500
Indianapolis 500 prepares for a record field of 33 starters led by Pat O Connor with 143.948 mph pole run as Troy Ruttman and Paul Russo loom as top contenders for a 300000 dollar prize in Memorial Day race forecast to draw 150000 fans on the 2.2 mile oval.
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Indianapolis
Pat O'Connor
Brickyard
O’connor
Troy Ruttman
Cyd Charisse
Ruttman
A. J. Watson
Tulsa
John ‘Zink
Husband Goes Berserk in Divorce Killings
Police say a Chicago husband killed his wife Annita 24 and their children John Jr 5 and Allen 4 months before taking his own life. The suspect John Zuniga 30 was a truck driver, authorities reported Wednesday.
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Chicago
John Zuniga
Annita
John Jr
Allen
Memorial Day memories awaken the living to remembered dead
A reflective piece on Memorial Day urges remembrance as a living bond between the living and the dead. It frames rosemary as a symbol and describes how memory animates those who have died, guiding the living through grief toward renewed purpose and understanding.
Septic Tanks Deemed Devilish by Health Experts
At a Columbus Ohio Public Health Association meeting experts warned suburban growth strains water and sewage systems. Richland County Mansfield health chief Dr Harry Wain called the septic tank an invention of the devil while George Eagle of the State Health Department noted ongoing suburban waste transfer and mounting issues as Ohio industrial growth continues.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Health Assn
Harry Wain
Richland County-Mansfield
George Eagle
State Health Department
Ohio
Benson Seeks Broad Crop Price Floor Flexibility
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson said the administration would avoid sharp cuts to price supports for major crops if Congress grants more freedom to set market floors. He proposed 0 to 90 percent parity for cotton, wheat, corn, rice and peanuts, and elimination of provisions tying supports to declining supplies.
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Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
Submarine Nautilus Joins Pacific Fleet to Train
The nuclear submarine Nautilus entered San Diego Harbor for its first Pacific Coast port call. It will operate with the 1st Fleet in Operation Home Run, an anti submarine training exercise off the Southern California coast starting Monday.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Coast
California
ONU Announces Cooperative Engineering Program
Ohio Northern University announced a cooperative program in electrical and mechanical engineering to begin next fall. The plan provides part time options for students unable to attend full time classes.
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Ohio Northern University
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