ONeill to reorganize staff ahead of re election bid
Columbus Ohio Governor C William ONeill reshuffles his office staff coordinating publicity and press relations as he moves toward re election The changes bring in Hal Conefry as press secretary Paul Tague Jr and Chalmers P Wylie to lead the revamped team with salaries of twelve thousand dollars a year Also named are John Hermanies and Dale Fulton to support offices and department liaison duties
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Columbus
William O'Neill
U. S
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Highway Department
D. O. Taber
Gallia County
Highway Division
A. A. Hoppingarner
Dover
Taber
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Hoppingarner
GOP
O’neill
O'Neill
Hal W. Conefry
Conefry
Scripps- Howard
Paul Tague, Jr
Tague
William Saxbe
The
Utilities Commission
Marietta
Ohio State University
Chalmers P. Wylie
John Hermanies
Cincinnati
Dale Fulton
Martins Ferry
Belmont County
Governor’s Office
Garcia Holds Early Lead In Philippine Election Returns
President Carlos P. Garcia widened his lead in the Philippines presidential race while his running mate trailed. In vice presidentials, Diosdado Macapagal led over Jose Laurel Jr. amid reports of possible cross party winners. Returns from nearly all provinces showed Garcia and Macapagal favored for strong cooperation with the United States.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Nacionalista Party
Ramon Magsaysay
Liberal Party
Jose Yulo
Diosdado Macapagal
Josep Laurel, Jr
Nacionalista
Macapagal
Manuel P. Manahan
Claro M. Recto
Antonio Quirino
Liberal
Educators divided over screening for college admissions
Regional educators at a Governor's Commission meeting in Cincinnati debated selectivity for high school graduates. Miami University President Dr. John D. Millett announced a fall screening policy due to housing limits, while John Shreve of Cincinnati Public Schools argued against broader screening and urged expanding capacity to meet rising demand for higher education.
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Cincinnati —.P
Southwestern
Ohio
Governor's Commission On Education
John D. Millett
Miami University
Miami
Millett
John Shreve
Cincinnati Public Schools
U S Expands Military Drive in Ethiopia
Addis Ababa reports the United States quietly expanding Ethiopia's military and economic capacity. The move could turn Ethiopia into a rear staging base for air and naval operations, with Massawa highlighted as a modern Italian built port. Point Four plans total about 15 million dollars for agricultural development.
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Addis Ababa
United States
Ethiopia
Middle East
Massawa
Point Four
Dayton School Board approves teacher salary increases
The Dayton Board of Education on Tuesday night approved salary raises from 50 to 330 dollars annually for public school teachers. Increases take effect Monday. Current scales show teachers with master's degrees earning from 3500 to 6300 dollars yearly.
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Dayton
Dayton Board of Education
Dayton Man Faces Psychiatric Tests After Murders
Robert Crites, 31, is to be arraigned in Dayton Municipal Court on two counts of first degree murder. Authorities say he shot two teenage Dayton girls Sunday. Prosecutor Mathias Heck plans to seek commitment to Lima State Hospital for psychiatric tests after the arraignment.
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Dayton
Robert Crites
Dayton Municipal Court
Montgomery County
Crites
Mathias Heck
Lima State Hospital
Unconscious Man Dies in Columbus Hotel Room
Lynn C. Suttie, about 50, of Waukegan Illinois, was found unconscious in his Columbus hotel room Sunday and died Tuesday. Police and medical staff are investigating the death as a likely accidental incident.
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Columbus
Lynn C. Suttie
Waukegan, Ill
AF Doctor Denies Pig in Safety Test Narrative
In Alamogordo New Mexico a military physician denies a pig was killed in an automotive safety demonstration. Col John P Stapp says two human volunteers and a bear were subjected to high g forces with lap belts as restraints and all subjects remained unharmed.
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Alamogordo
N. M
U. S
Air Force Missile Development Center
John P. Stapp
Aero-Medical Field Laboratory
Missile Center
Eli L. Reeding
Gerald Johnson
Lawman Probes Reports Of Forced Debt In Antarctica
Rep. John P. Saylor visits McMurdo Sound to investigate Navy pay rulings that deny per diem and require repayment of advances. He notes battalion morale and finance problems from remote duty while defense officials prepare bills to address isolated duty pay and arrears.
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Lawman
Navy
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U. S
Antarctic
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
House
Interior and Insular Affairs and
Veterans Affairs
New Zealand
Saylor
Navy Comptroller’s Office
Navy Relief Society
Cmdr
Herbert W. Whitney
Arlington
Mass
Defense Department
Flight Enhances Striking Power Arrives in Manila
Three U S Air Force B66 bombers landed in Manila after a nonstop 17 hour flight from George AFB California. The 8000 mile mission claimed as a record for B66s, capable of carrying atomic weapons, with in flight refueling off Hawaii and Wake Island stop for a fourth plane.
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Manila
Philippines
U. S
Air Force
George Air Force Base
Calif
Hawaii
Wake Island
Idue
Cash Box Stolen From Monroe Garbage Service Office
Burglars burglarized the Monroe Garbage Service office in Sacramento and stole a metal cash box containing about $50 in bounced checks from customers. Owner Robert Monroe reported the loss today.
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Sacramento
Calif
Monroe
Robert Monroe
Airman, 18, who fled stockade arrested after stolen car
An 18 year old airman identified as William H. Clotier fled a Scott Air Force Base stockade Illinois. He was arrested near Zanesville after stealing a car in St. Louis.
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Zanesville
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Here
St. Louis
Ohio Highway Patrol
William H. Clotier
Weather Summary Across States With Cloudy Skies
Weather on IO cloudy mild with occasional rain today tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 43 to 47 high Thursday 53 to 57. West Virginia cloudy with rain tonight. Ohio five day forecast shows above normal temperatures through Saturday and possible rain Thursday and Friday. City notes list various locales with cloudy or rainy conditions and mild temperatures across the region.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Wehrather Sasawer
Albuquerque
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
New York
Portland
Ore
Tampa
Safety Director Rules Four Backup Lights Illegal
Harrisburg report says four backup lights on rear of new cars are illegal under state law allowing at most two. Bureau may deem compliant if extra bulbs and wiring are removed, leaving only decorative covers.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Highway Safety
Shipley
Murder Trial Opens in Columbus for Alonzo Wade
A criminal court jury began hearing testimony in the second degree murder trial of Alonzo Wade, 35, after he allegedly stabbed James H. Fielder, 35, during a July 6 argument in Columbus.
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Columbus
Alonzo Wade
James H. Fielder
Eisenhower To Outline Youth Plan
President Eisenhower outlines a program to train more American youths as scientists for the space era. He may seek federal scholarships to attract promising students, but the White House will not disclose details before tonight’s coast-to-coast address from Oklahoma City. James Killian of MIT is named as a key coordinator for the drive to outpace the Soviet Union in missiles and future weapons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Oklahoma City
Nbc-Tv
ABC
CBS
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Soviet Union
Magazines Retire from Expose Field Amid Dismissals
Los Angeles based Confidential and Whisper announce they will drop expose stories on private celebrity lives starting with the March 1958 issue of Confidential and the April 1958 issue of Whisper. The decision comes after settling with the state attorney general and a county district attorney and follows the dismissal of one conspiracy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Confidential
Whisper
Two Firemen Injured Rescuing Three Girls
In Cleveland two firefighters were hurt while rescuing three children from a second floor apartment fire Tuesday night. Fireman Donald Patton 29 sustained leg cuts saving Linda Strickland 3 and Deborah 3 months. Lorrie Strickland 19 months was also removed from the blaze. Fireman James J Keating 53 suffered a nail puncture to the abdomen. The fire was attributed to careless smoking by officials.
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Cleveland
Donald Patton
Linda Strickland
Deborah
Lorrie Strickland
James J. Keating
Buchatel Board Accepts Operating Budget
Workers credited with saving child. Two votes block annex to Logan Point. Logan child injured by truck. Prof C N Mackinnon dies. Pierce jury box tentatively filled. Athens Glouster Pom Chauncey Logan Romiee fees. Markets. Gallipolis. Nelsonville. Women's News appears today.
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Buchtel Board
Logan Point
LOGAN
C. N. Mackinnon
Pierce
Athens
Glouster
Chauncey
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Adlai May Attend Paris NATO Talks
Adlai Stevenson weighs joining President Eisenhower at a Paris NATO meeting next month to discuss allied proposals. The plan hinges on the final U S proposals and may require relaxing the 275 billion dollar debt limit for increased foreign aid. Stevenson said he would review and discuss the program before final shaping and Hagerty corrected an earlier misstatement about his role.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
State Dulles
North Atlantic
New York
Stevenson
U. S
Hagerty
Mom Is the Boss in Most Homes Says Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City. The Tribune asked school correspondents who runs the home. Columnist Dan Valentine notes an overwhelming majority said mother is the boss. A few named father, and one reply said both parents still argue over it.
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Salt Lake City
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Dan Valentine
Speeding suspect jailed after 100 mph chase on U S 224
Youngstown Mahoning County deputies report Robert S. Korda 23 tried to elude in a 100 mph chase on U S 224. He was sentenced Tuesday to 30 days in county jail and a $355 fine.
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Youngstown
Majhoning County
Robert S. Korda
U.S. 224
Korda
LeMay Aims For New Speed Mark In KC135 Flight
Gen Curtis LeMay and 22 others lifted off from Buenos Aires Ezeiza Field aboard a KC135 Stratotanker in a bid to set a nonstop jet distance record. The flight logged 6325 miles southbound with an expected 11 hour return to Washington, though not a federation official speed record due to capital-to-capital rule. Charles Logsdon aided certification as the group headed to Andrews Air Force Base.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Buenos Aires
Ezeia Field
U.S
Air Force
International Aeronautical Federation
LeMay
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Charles Logsdon
National Aeronautical Association
Probers Use Two Angles In Nassau County Garbage Probe
Senate racket probers narrowing in on Nassau County as part of a NYC garbage corruption inquiry. They examine bid procedures allegedly rigged for Mitchell Air Forge Base trash and the Montesano brothers John and Anthony who run a Nassau collection outfit. Vincent Squillante linked to labor relations and a mobbed up grip on trade groups.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
Long Island
Nassau County
Mitchel Air Forge Base
Montesano Brothers
John and
Anthony
John Montesano
Intercounty Carters Association
Vincent Squillante
McClellan
D-Ark
Squillante
Clipper Search Continues For Missing Pan American Flight
Honolulu reports indicate the Philippine Sea joins the search for Pan American airliner Romance of the Skies missing since Friday with 44 aboard. The carrier deploys 29 radar planes 12 helicopters 4 destroyers and 2 submarines sweeping a 200 mile wide lane along the route as officers press for clues.
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Honolulu
Philippine Sea
Death of James Allen in Wellston Under Investigation
Dr. Donald Wareheim of Gallia County Coroner said a finding is expected soon in the death of 16 year old James Allen of Wellston who was found with gunshot wounds in Ridgewood Cemetery and died Thursday.
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Wellston
Donald Wareheim
Gallia County
James Allen
Young Allen
Ridgewood Cemetery
Kent Police Return to Regular Duties After DuBois Killing
Two Kent Police sergeants who worked on the John J. DuBois case for six weeks have been returned to regular duties. DuBois, 66, was killed in his bookstore near Kent State University, apparently by a robber. Police Chief F B Grubb says the investigation remains on a spot basis.
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Kent
John J. DuBois
DuBois
Kent State University
F. B. Grubb
Famous Detective Dies in Columbus at 77
Harry B. Carsorm, aged 77, longtime member of the Creedon and Carson detective team in Columbus, passed away after a long career with the inquiry firm. His death ends a quarter century of investigative work.
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Columbus
Harry B. Carsorm
Creedon and Carson
Bricker criticizes so called professional pedagogues
Sen Bricker cites a Champaign Ill junior high principal and an Ohio University professor to condemn progressive education and its neglect of math spelling and science. He warns America faces a shortage of scientists and engineers due to flawed educational theory.
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Bricker
Champaign
Ill
Champaign News-Gazette
Ohio
Paign
Ohio University
America
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Keegan
Mit
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Gen, Lemay
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