Ohio schools push industrial arts as post Sputnik labs
Ohio high schools in Columbus Cleveland and Toledo expand industrial arts to teach science physics and the graphic arts. Ottawa Hills High School advances from radio to electronics with student projects. Columbus offers an able learners program making telescopes transmitters and pumps.
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Toledo
C. M. Barnhard
Cleveland Heights High School
James R. Bogan
Ottawa Hills
Marconi’s
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Bogan
Ottawa Hills Electronics
R. O. Knight
Industrial Arts
Philip S. Waldek
New York
California
Ohio State University
Edward R. Towers
Willis E. Ray
Teachers’ Association
State Education Department
U S Cutback in Foreign Spending Sparks Western Concern
Western diplomats express mixed feelings about Washington’s plan to trim foreign aid and overseas military costs to reduce a four billion dollar annual deficit. They fear Congress may push protectionism, while hoping trade growth will lessen the gap without harming leadership.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Othr
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Congress
U. S
Ohio Loses First Round In River Controversy
Ohio wildlife officials held a second conference trying to win support from Kentucky and West Virginia on fishing and boating rights in the Ohio River. The session followed a day of talks about recreation problems caused by the river that borders five states, with West Virginia officials showing little enthusiasm for Ohio proposals.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio River
Indiana
Illinois
Lane
Coast Guard Probes Amoco Virginia Fire Explosion
Coast Guard investigations center on the Amoco Virginia disaster in Texas port area. Seven men were killed and 25 injured when a fire and blast swept upstream after a tug and barge operation, with testimony suggesting the blaze moved against the current. The inquiry includes Pacific Northwest maritime mentions and coast guard statements about the origin near barges.
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Coast Guard
Port Arthur
L. G. Hodges
The
Amoco Virginia
Houston
Tex
Texas City
Triton Submarine Joins Navy Fleet in Dockside Ceremony
The 447-foot 5,900-ton Triton, the largest atomic submarine, joins the U.S. Navy fleet in Groton Connecticut. Capt. Edward Beach praises the vessel as the best and most versatile submarine ever built during the dockside commissioning.
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Conn
America
Navy
Edward Beach
AFL CIO Leaders Urge Law Overhaul After Steel Strike
AFL CIO leaders plan to press Congress to revise emergency strike laws after criticizing Eisenhower’s handling of the 116 day steel walkout. Emil Mazey accused the President of using Taft Hartley to benefit steel firms, while George Meany Walter Reuther condemned injunctions as a tilt against unions and a slave labor statute. The union coalition, claiming seven million members, denounced the action as strike breaking aimed at the industry’s pocketbook.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Congress
Emil Mazey
Auto Workers
George Meany
Aflcio
Walter Reuther
Auto Union
Riots Expected in Canal Zone, GOP Rep Says
Ohio congressman Gordon Scherer says American intelligence warned, six weeks ago, of planned demonstrations in the Panama Canal Zone on Nov 3. He told reporters that sources knew of the riots in advance and that the event was arranged months ahead.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Panama
Canal Zone
Gordon Scherer
Scherer
Fake Porter Runs Off With S25,000 Suitcase
Ulys S. Howard of Berea told police a boy offered to carry his bag in Lexington on Monday and ran away with it. The suitcase contained a pair of trousers two shirts and certificates and insurance policies valued at 25000 dollars.
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Lexington
Ulysses S. Howard
Berea
Nehru open to talks with China but seeks buffer on territory
New Delhi officials said Prime Minister Nehru is willing to meet Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai to discuss the border dispute. He would discuss peace but will not accept leaving a large area of India claimed territory under Chinese control.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Three Air Force Planes Crash In Blinding Storm
The report notes three USAF planes crashed during a severe storm. No further details on location, casualties, or units are provided in the fragment.
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Governor DiSalle Guaranties Fee for Pensioner Surgery
Logan Ohio Gov Michael V DiSalle promises to guarantee payment for a surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital after Dr George Watson urged higher fees for pensioner operations. The dispute centers on a low fee schedule set by the State for elderly patient care and the anesthetic charges.
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Michael V. di Salle
Hocking Valley Hospital
George Watson
Adelphi
Watson
Owen F. Yaw
Roberts
Yaw
Gov. DiSalle
Dr. Watson
Four Die in Secret Mission Amid Montana Snowstorm
In Great Falls Montana a blinding snowstorm caused four airmen to die when two Air Force jets crashed near Ulm and Lewistown. A T33 trainer landed safely with two crew members uninjured. Four pilots listed as Lt Copher Lt Hemby Lt Daniels and Lt Murtha among the dead. Parachutists Capt Buttner and Lt Johnson survived in the Lewistown area. The mission details remain classified.
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Mont
Air Force
Montana
Air Defense
Malmstrom
James FE. Copher
Broad Camp
Ark
Ronald D. Hemby
Frederick, Md
Ulm
Charles G. Daniels
Hayward
Wis
Eugene A. Murtha
New York City
Lewistown
John Buttner
Bluefield
W.va
James Johnson
Grossbeck
Texas
Crosby denies beating wife after Hollywood incident
Bandleader Bob Crosby, 46, denies his wife June's charges of assault during a Saturday night quarrel that left him with a gashed shoulder and her with a broken rib. The pair, after playing golf with Vice President Nixon, said the fight ended their 21 year marriage though they gave no divorce plans. Their daughter Cathy, 20, is hospitalized with a claimed mental breakdown.
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Bob Crosby
Bing
Crosby
June
Cathy
United States accuses Castro of false reports in brochure
Washington protests a 12 page brochure the State Department calls offensive linking the United States to violence in Havana. It shows a Pearl Harbor photo and depicts casualties while claiming FBI reports attackers flew from Florida bases and back.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
State Department
Havana
Pearl Harbor
FBI
Miami
Florida
Rocket Probes Density In High Altitude
A five stage rocket launched from Wallops Island Virginia hurled a small radio transmitter 1050 miles into a clear sky. The nose cone dropped in the Atlantic about 28 minutes later roughly 800 miles offshore. Instruments on board sent back data on space density not previously measured.
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Wallops Island
Atlantic
Federal aid debate shapes future of college funding
C Clement French of Washington State University told the American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities that US colleges need about 33 billion dollars to expand facilities over 10 years with most money from federal sources. He urged a concrete federal role and argued current programs often worsen problems while noting private schools would also seek aid.
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C. Clement French
Washington State University
the American Assn
French
Association
Van Doren Offered Movie Role After Quiz Show Scandal
Hollywood reports Charles Van Doren’s testimony on a rigged quiz show has inspired producer Mervyn LeRoy to offer him a film part as a prosecutor in Wake Me When Is Over for 20th Century Fox.
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Hollywood
Charles van Doren
Mervyn LeRoy
van Doren
20Th Century-Fox
Citizen Journal Banked Behind Schedule and Toll Note
The Citizen Journal began its second day without incident after delays on Monday due to seniority questions among mail room staff. The Steubenville Weirton bridge over the Ohio River will become toll free at midnight Thursday.
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Citizen- Journal
Ohio State Journal
Columbus Citizen
Steubenville-Weirton
W. Va
Ohio River
Weather Preview Ohto and West Virginia Warm Then Cooler
Ohto sunny and windy today with a warm trend. West Virginia feels milder, highs 42 to 62 and fair nights. Wednesday brings cloudy skies, wind and a chance of showers then colder at night. Temperatures range from 35 to 62 in the region with varied conditions elsewhere.
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