DiSalle accuses O Neill of diverting issue in Ohio race
In Columbus Michael V. DiSalle alleges opponent C William O Neill is trying to shift voters from his record and from Ohio labor amendment questions ahead of the November governor race. O Neill plans to push the right to work proposal while Sen Bricker delays comment until Oct 20.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
William O'Neill
Ohio
O'Neill
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Cincinnati
Cated
Ministers Meeting Suggested to End Nuclear Tests
Washington reported cautious reception of a Soviet proposal to have foreign ministers meet to seek a nuclear test ban. Moscow sent notes to the U S and British embassies a day after two new Soviet tests were detected. Britain and the United States said they would proceed if the Soviet Union halted tests by October 31. A Moscow broadcast urged a quick universal end to testing and urged terms for an agreement. The move will be discussed with Britain before a final decision, expected in about a week.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Moscow
Geneva
James J. Wadsworth
Soviet Union
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Britain
Violence and school integration clash in multiple states
Violence erupts as Kentucky Wheelwright High defers reopening amid first racial incident since desegregation three years ago. Authorities in Arkansas and Virginia map new steps to reopen closed schools. Eisenhower calls for compliance with Supreme Court rulings. Virginia contemplates reorganizing nine closed schools to readmit idle 13 000 pupils. Dade County rejects 37 Negro transfer requests to white schools.
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Kentucky
Arkansas
Virginia
Boone Hall
Wheelwright
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Miami
Fla
Dade County School Board
Youth Free On Bond In Girl's Death
Covington Kentucky nine teen Gerald Kuhn a high school football reserve and former inmate is free on bond on voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of 15 year old Carol Lyons. Police say Kuhn carried Lyons into her home after a night of bar hopping in Covington and Cincinnati. He appeared at police headquarters with attorney Daniel Goodenough and refused to answer questions.
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Carol Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Linccoln
Neb
Merle Karnopp
Covington
Gerald R
Jerry) Kuhn
Kentucky Reformatory
Carol Lyons
Albert Seiter
Kuhn
Couple marks 79th wedding anniversary in Indiana
Greenville Ohio residents Park McGriff aged 105 and his 94 year old wife observe their 79th anniversary. The pair eloped in 1879 from Ohio to Spartanburg Indiana to wed after a brief courtship. He remains largely bedbound and she is described as semi invalid.
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Greenville
Ohio
Spartanburg
Ind
Park McGriff
Cambridge Man Killed in United States 40 Crash
A Cambridge man died and two others were injured when a car struck a tractor trailer on a hill on U S 40 near Linville. Robert L. Adams 45 of Cambridge was killed. Harold F. Smith 31 and his wife Elizabeth 33, both of Cambridge were injured and taken to Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville.
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Newark
Ohio
U. S. 40
Linville
Robert L. Adams
18Th St
Cambridge
Harold F. Smith
Elizabeth
Rt. 4
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
West Coast Attorney Named Top Tax Man
Dana Latham, a Los Angeles attorney and tax expert, accepted President Eisenhower's invitation to become commissioner of internal revenue. He will head tax offices, advise the Treasury Secretary, and review others' proposals. He aims for simpler uniform laws amid ongoing legislation. Confirmation by the Senate is required. He succeeds Russell Harrington, who retires.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
Dana Latham
Leisenhower
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Russell C. Harrington
Rhode Island
UAW Strikes GM After 20 Hour Bargaining Session
The United Auto Workers strike General Motors after a final 20 hour bargaining session failed to reach a contract covering 250 000 workers. GM Vice President Louis Seaton warned the strike would cause wage losses and impacts to suppliers and dealers. UAW President Walter Reuther expressed disappointment at not securing an agreement and noted previous gains with Ford and Chrysler.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union Today
General Motors
Louis Seaton
Seaton
UAW
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Soil Bank Curtailed and Conservation Reserve Expanded
Ohio farmers will lose the acreage reserve payments as Congress ends funding after this year. The conservation reserve expands with higher per acre payments from 12 to 19 dollars and a 1959 goal of 200000 acres, up from 53000.
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Washington
Ohio
Soil Bank
Congress
Oho
High School Player Killed After Practice
Four Louisville High School football players rode home from practice in a car struck by a freight train near Canton Pennsylvania. Thomas Skolash, 16, died from head injuries after being ejected. Jerry Johnson, 18, was unharmed apart from minor injuries. Coach James Morgan warned the Friday game with North Canton might be canceled.
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Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville
Thomas Skolash
Skolash
Jerry Johnson
James Morgan
North Canton
Yachtsman to appeal two year sentence over H-bomb protest
San Francisco. Earle L. Reynolds, 48, yachtsman and former Antioch College professor, has notified the U S Court of Appeals he will appeal his two year jail term for deliberately sailing his ketch into a mid Pacific H bomb testing zone last summer to protest the tests.
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San Francisco
Earle L. Reynolds
Antioch College
U. S. Court of Appeals
mid-Pacific
Ohio U Ranked Second in UPI Small College Grid
Ohio University farms in second place in the United Press International small college football ratings, compiled by outstanding coaches nationwide. The Bobcats trail only Mississippi Southern in the weekly rankings.
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Ohio University
United Press _ International
America
Athens
Mississippi Southern
Air Force Tests Thor First Stage at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Air Force conducted a ground test of what is believed to be the first stage of the next U.S. moon rocket. The modified Thor missile emitted smoke intermittently for three hours, with no engine ignition observed, mirroring Tuesday’s test.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
U.S
BYU Freshman Class Represents 47 States
Brigham Young University freshman enrollment this semester includes students from 47 of the 48 states. Vermont is the only state not represented, a contrast to the state of Brigham Young’s birth.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Vermont
Brigham Young
De Gaulle Returns To Algeria Amid Tight Security
Premier De Gaulle arrived in Algiers to inspect troops and outline plans for Algeria. Scattered sabotage by Tebels greeted the visitor as he began a tour including the Moroccan frontier, signaling a stance against full independence while keeping options general.
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Algiers
de Gaulle
Algeria
Ander ‘Rorem
Tebels
Tiaret
Eisenhower and Nixon differ on electing a GOP Congress
President Eisenhower says full Republican turnout ensures GOP victories while Vice President Nixon campaigns in California urging Democrats to back Republicans. Strategists note Nixon seeks cross party support in California where Democrats lead in registration by seven to five.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Maine
California
Columbiana County Records One Of Ohio's Coldest Areas
EAST LIVERPOOL Edwin Copeland who runs a U S weather station near here said the area recorded 26 degrees as the coldest in Ohio today. Toledo Zanesville Youngstown Akron Canton and Findlay also posted single digit to low thirties temperatures with Findlay at 34.
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Columbiana County
Ohio
Edwin Copeland
U. S
Here
Toledo
Zanesville
Youngstown
Akron-Canton
Findlay
Appointed To Lead 1A School Drives
Two individuals are named as appointed leaders for the 1A school drive. The announcement appears under The Messenger headlines, indicating community involvement in education and local governance as the county considers school improvements and priorities.
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Charles Cornwell
Grand Jury
Logan Gou
Gallipolis
Athens
Glouster
Chauncey
Logan
Nelsonville
Dulles Talks Stir Formosa Policy Split
A Nationalist official says Dulles created misgivings that the U S might compromise Nationalist rights. Dulles suggested talks over Quemoy if shells cease. Chiang Kai-shek rejects reductions in offshore forces and pledges. Washington seeks to reassure Chiang on U S air of backing Nationalist China.
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Taipei
Formosa
Dulles
United States
Washington
Quemoy
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Republic of China
Eisenhower
Chiang
Elvis Yearns For Guitar On West German Tour
FRIEDBURG Germany Elvis Presley 23 said he wants to meet German girls see German opera and buy a guitar during his U S Army tour in West Germany. He also hopes to meet French actress Brigitte Bardot while training as a tank crewman with the 3rd Armored Division after arriving with 142 recruits.
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Friedburg
Germany
Elvis Presley
West Germany
Brigitte Bardot
Presley
3Rd Armored Division
Sub sighting reported off Victorian coast in eighth day
Two pilots in separate planes saw an unidentified submarine off the Victorian coast today. This marks the fifth sighting in eight days, according to authorities and local reports.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victorian
Ohio Masons Mark 150th Anniversary in Columbus
Ohio Masons gather in Columbus for the 150th anniversary of the Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons from October 9 to 11. Attending are Knights Templar Grand Commander Louis H. Wieber, Ohio Grand Master Andrew White, and incoming Grand Master Chester Hodges. A mile long parade is planned Saturday afternoon October 11 from a reviewing stand at Central High School Stadium with Russell Davis of Powell leading the Ohio Grand Commandery. Homer C. Heiser of Lancaster named incoming grand commander.
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Columbus
Ohio Masons
Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons
Louis H. Wieber
Cleveland
Knights Templar
Andrew White
Ohio
Chester Hodges
Central High School
Russell Davis
Powell
I Knights Templar
Homer C. Heiser
Lancaster
Soviet Proposal on Geneva Nuclear Talks Studied
London officials say the Soviet plan for Geneva talks on halting nuclear tests is under study. A British Foreign Office spokesman commented on the level of discussion and possible participation by foreign ministers.
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London
Geneva
Foreign Office
Fatal trip ends for infant Craig Williams near Lakeview
Two month old Craig Williams died after a cross state car trip from Slick Rock Colorado to Lakeview Oregon. The premature baby failed to respond to treatment for a condition worsened by the long journey. Parents Otis and Mrs Williams, plus bachelor James Shelton, were in separate cars. the infant was placed in the Shelton car for heat and was later found in Lakeview and rushed to care before dying. Williams had come to Lakeview seeking mining work.
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Lakeview Ore
Craig Williams
Slick Rock
Colo
Otis Williams
Lakeview
James Shelton
Shelton
Williams
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