Bill Ends Justice of the Peace Era in Ohio
The 102nd Ohio General Assembly under GOP control advances a plan to replace the justice of the peace system with county courts for areas outside city jurisdictions. Key leaders Robinson and Tyrrell push the measure as part of a broad session that also advances highway, school, and budget initiatives. Meanwhile Britain shifts China trade controls, signaling strains with the United States over policy toward Red China.
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102Nd
Ohio General Assembly
William O'Neill
House
Senate Judiciary
Kenneth Robinson
Marion
William Tyrrell
Preble
Ohio
Assembly
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
David McK. Ferguson
Salt Fork Creek Lake
Guernsey County
Washington
United States
Britain
China
U.S
Congress
Russia
Beirut Quiet After Violent Protests and Army Actions
Soldiers and police guarded key sites in Beirut as the army dispersed a Thursday protest that left eight rioters dead and about 70 wounded. In the capital and other cities, business activity resumed slowly while opposition leaders pressed for continued protests until the government falls.
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Lebanon
Eeree
Camille Chamoun
Fragien
Chamoun
Damascus radio _ said
Tripoli
Sidon
Baalbek
National Front
Samir Solh
Thrill Spies Are Missing In Hungary Case
U S diplomats seek confirmation of reports that two University of South Carolina students from South Carolina disappeared while hitch hiking through Western Europe and entering Communist Hungary. An Austrian guard says Hungarian troops escorted two people matching their description from the frontier. An Australian acquaintance recalls they carried a camera and political publications for “excite ment.”
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U.S
Hungary
Mike A. Gilbert
Walterboro
S.C
Warren William Hair
North Augusta
Budapest
University of South Carolina
Europe
Eisenstadt
Margareth
Janice de Pedro
Son 14 Kills Dad In Break-In At Home
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania a 14 year old boy shot and killed his father William Hayes 38 as the father forced entry into the family house. Charles Hayes and the mother feared the man who had been released from jail and had threatened them by phone.
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Tamaqua
Charles Hayes
William
Bedford youth convicted for inciting riot at BG State University
William Carmany a 20 year old Bedford junior was convicted of inciting a riot linked to a student demonstration at Bowling Green State University. He was fined 40 dollars plus costs after pleading innocent and having been previously expelled.
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Bowling Green
Bedford
William Carmany
Bowling Green State University
Justice of the Peace
Ralph J. Cain
Carmany
Holiday Toll Runs Light Across Ohio And Nation
As a four day Memorial weekend nears its midpoint officials say deaths are down from early projections. By midweek The Associated Press counted nine Ohio deaths with five traffic fatalities and the Ohio Patrol had predicted 21 deaths on the road. National totals through Thursday reached 92 traffic deaths, lower than expected.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio Highway Patrol
Meigs Youth Drowns In Farm Pond Near Marietta
Keith D. Buckley age 18 of Reedsville Meigs County drowned Memorial Day in a farm pond near his sister s home about six miles west of Marietta.
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Marietta
Keith D. Buckley
Reedsville
Meigs County
Massed Lawmen Arrest Two in Tavern Stabbing
Charles H. Carter and his wife Sally R. Carter were arrested at their home after a tavern stabbing at the Mis tletoe Inn on Route 327. The two are in the county jail as officers from Ross Pickaway and Fairfield counties aided by Hocking County deputies. Charles Goodman, 28 Adelphi, was stabbed in the left thigh near the groin and treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. Prosecutor Hubert Lappen planned charges.
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Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Dora Tull
Mistletoe Inn
Route 327
Carter
Charles Goodman
Adelphi
Waldron
Ross County
Harold Morrison
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Pickaway County
Carters
Hocking Valley Hospital
Goodman
Hubert Lappen
Duluth Housewife Rescued After 19 Days on Mountaintop
Duluth resident Mrs. Dalton LeMasurier survived 19 cold days after a crash on Ferris Mountain near Rawlins Wyoming. Her husband, president of KDAL radio in Duluth, died four days after the crash. She endured storms, frostbite, and starvation, and was found by ranch foreman Jack Putnam who alerted authorities.
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Wyo
Duluth
Minn
Dalton LeMasurier
Pasadena
Calif
Ferris Mountain
Jack Putnam
Sheriff's Office
Road Deaths Off Slightly
The National Safety Council reports 11,250 traffic deaths in January to April 1957, down 3 percent from 11,560 in the same period in 1956. The 1956 year total reached 40,000, 31 more than the prior high in 1941.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Hungarian Attache Ordered Out of the United States
The United States ordered 1st Lt. Karoly Meszaros an assistant military attache from the Hungarian legation to depart by Monday. The action appears to mirror Hungary's retaliation last month as the State Department called Meszaros no longer agreeable to the U S government.
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Washington
United States
Legation
Hungary
State Department
Karoly Meszaros
Woodville Bank Fire Causes Major Damage
Fremont Ohio report notes Woodville State Bank in Woodville was destroyed by a blaze early Thursday with damage estimated at seventy five thousand dollars.
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Fremont
Ohio
Woodville State Bank
Woodville
Weather scattered thundershowers and cooler by weekend
A weather summary notes scattered thundershowers tonight and over central and south Saturday with clearing and cooler conditions in the far north Saturday. Low temperatures around 60s, high Saturday near 80s to mid 80s, and a generally cool, drier pattern emerging.
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H Bomb Claim Tests Too Large to Try
Warsaw reports Nikita Khrushchev told Polish journalists at the Kremlin that the Soviet H-bomb is so enormous it cannot be tested even in the Arctic or at the North Pole. He warned melting icecaps could raise ocean levels over 70 feet, flooding major cities, a claim not yet commented on by U S authorities.
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Soviet Union
Poland
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Arctic
North Pole
London
New York
Neill To Attend Route 21 Rally In Wytheville
Gov. C. William O'Neill of Ohio will join governors, senators and congressmen at a luncheon during the Great Lakes-to-Florida Highway Association Roads Rally in Wytheville on July 6. The five-state group backs U. S. 21 as a main North South route.
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Wytheville
C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Five-State Association
U. S. 21
Farm worker Fred Irelan slain by harvester near Mc Arthur
Fred Irelan 69 of Vinton County was killed on Thursday when struck by a forage harvester on his farm two miles southwest of Mc Arthur. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Fred Irelan
Vinton County
Egypt Signs Trade Pact With Vietnam Across Communism
Egypt today signed a trade contract with North Vietnam, a fellow communist country, signaling expanded economic ties amid Cold War tensions. The agreement outlines cooperation in commerce and mutual aid, reflecting broader regional alignments.
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Hong Kong
Egypt
North Viet Nam
Bricker Endorses Continued Bomb Tests Amid Fallout Concerns
In Phoenix Sen Bricker argues the United States should persist with atomic and hydrogen bomb tests but warns that ongoing testing could spread radioactive fallout. He notes strontium 90 has already fallen to earth and forecasts escalating risk if tests continue at the current rate.
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Ariz
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
United States
Phoenix Press Club
Weather Cancels Third Day of Summer Atomic Test Shot
At the Atomic Test Site the second shot of the summer test series is cancelled for a third day due to adverse weather. Officials say conditions prevent safe detonation and testing will resume when clear.
Planes Collide Over Cemetery in Memorial Day Crash
Two Navy Panther jets collided during an aerial memorial over a cemetery in Minneapolis. Cmdr Newell Olson, 38, was killed when one plane crashed into a home and car, igniting fires. a second pilot parachuted to safety after a midair wreck. A thousand observers witnessed the crash. several residents were injured and Olson's body lay in the street.
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Herman Trost
Cmdr
Newell Olson
Wold-Chamberlain Naval Air Station
Trost
J.g
John Forsmark
Olson
Navy
Mississippi River
High Bids Prompt BIS to Consider Modifications
Dr. C Earl Albrecht acting director of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction says two BIS projects at the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster will likely be modified due to high bids. The statement outlines planned changes to address cost increases.
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Columbus
C. Earl Albrecht
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Boys Industrial School
BIS
Lancaster
Bodies Recovered in River Tragedies Across Ohio
In Columbus firefighters retrieved 13 year old David Billy Oliver Jr. from the Scioto River about 1000 yards from where he was last seen on Saturday. In Sandusky Dr. J E Herman 77, longtime dentist and coach of the first high school football team, died in Providence Hospital.
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Columbus
David Billy Oliver Jr
Scioto River
Sandusky, Ohio
J. E. Herman
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
Radar Peril Reported in California Eyes Warned
A California surgeon warns radar beams are dangerous and have caused death and injuries. The first known radar death occurred in 1954 near Los Angeles when a 42 year old man died within two weeks after standing before a radar transmitter briefly.
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California
John T. McLaughlin
Glendale
Water Fight Riot at Illinois Campus Ends After Eight Hours
More than 5000 University of Illinois students unleashed a campuswide riot during a Memorial Day study day. Over 200 officers deployed tear gas, 50 arrested, two coeds injured, as water fights escalated into vandalism and traffic disruption on campus.
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David Dodds Henry
Henry
McKinley Hospital
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