Knowland To Decide On Primary In California Gubernatorial Race
Sen. William F. Knowland prepares to announce his decision on a 1960 run for California governor at a Vallejo news conference. He has returned from a six week state tour and faces Gov. Goodwin Knight in the Republican primary.
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Sacramento
Calif
William F. Knowland
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Eisenhower
Knowland
Bill
Congress
Knight
China
Vallejo
Washington
Edmund G. Brown
Mother and daughter die in Lithopolis fire
A young mother Mary Clardy 22 and her 5 year old daughter Darlene perished when a house trailer burned in Lithopolis near Lancaster. Husband William Clardy worked in Canal Winchester at the time. A neighbor heard flames at 5:30 am but could not help. Coroner Dr L L Kersell and deputies investigated. No cause determined.
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Lancaster
Lithopolis
Sheriff's
Mary Clardy
Darlene
William Clardy
Canal Winchester
Robert Lerch
Haitians Seek Visas as Civil Unrest Looms in Port au Prince
In Port au Prince Haitians clam for U S visas amid near civil war and political upheaval. The Caribbean island has seen six governments topple since December and the economy is nearly paralyzed as businessmen rush to sell out and depart.
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Port AU Prince
Haitian
United States
Caribbean
Eisenhower faults Faubus and defends court rulings
President Eisenhower called Gov. Orval Faubus mistaken for hindering his state and city and urged upholding court orders on integration. He outlined two paths to withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock and warned that defying courts risks chaos. He also touched on unions and Syria and said defense spending cannot drop below 38 billion dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High
U. S. District Court
Faubus
America
Teamsters
Syria
Soldier Kills Teen at Kumchon Boxcar Stop
U S Army train guard Raymond L. Bailey shot a 15 year old Korean boy Song Joon Won after warning shots. The youth died in hospital 90 minutes later as hundreds protested demanding the guard be turned over to Korea.
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Seoul
Kumchon
Chosun Ilbo
Sp3.c
Raymond L. Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Song Joon Won
Bailey
Song
Ohio Marine Indicted in Rifle Slaying Case
William Thomas Powell Jr of Cincinnati and seven other Marines indicted for the rifle slaying of Charles E Sullivan on September 21 were handed over by Marine authorities to local police on Wednesday.
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Wilmington
N.C
William Thomas Powell, Jr
Cincinnati
Charles E. Sullivan
17 Day Strike Ends for Ohio Bell Workers in Ohio
Cleveland AP 17 day strike by Communications Workers of America ends as 18,500 Ohio Bell employees in 45 cities prepare to return to work. Wage gains and terms of a new pact to be implemented immediately while old contract remains in effect. Company demand for a signed anti union document rejected.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Steaman FF
Fiteia Biana
Mary J. Masques
Ohio
Hughes
Ohio Bell
Liquor Officials Push Federal Tax Reduction
Liquor officials from Ohio and 16 other states urged the federal government to cut the federal liquor tax at the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Assn annual convention. They argued a reduction would curb moonshining and improve respect for the law as the tax is slated to fall from 10.50 to 9 dollars per gallon next year.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Assn
Ohio School Absences Mask Asian Flu Spread
Hundreds of Ohio school children show flu symptoms while only five cases are confirmed. Health director Dr. Ralph Dwork explains confirmation limits, noting testing challenges, reliance on absentee trends, and the Colum bus lab may delay results. Parents and teachers are urged to ensure second blood samples are available for testing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Ralph Dwork
Columus
Dr. Dwork
Ohio River Improvement Meeting Opens With Growth Talks
The 62nd annual Ohio Valley Improvement Assn session convenes in Cincinnati as leaders discuss river expansion to nine feet and modern locks. Brig Gen John L Person will address modernization, while Dewey Short speaks on redevelopment. Economists Kiel Barloon and Ford Morrow join industry talks on river prosperity.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Assn
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Poit
Cairo
Ill
John L. Person
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Dewey Short
Army
Ohio Valley
Fred C. Kiel
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Marvin J. Barloon
Western Reserve University
Ford Morrow
Ravenswood
W. Va
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Lebanese airliner crashes off Beirut killing 29
A gold carrying Lebanese airliner crashed into the Mediterranean off Beirut killing all 29 aboard. The aircraft was bound for Kuwait and Bahrain and carried 15 boxes of gold for the Kuwait government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Kuwait
Bahrain
U.S. AEC to Open Nuclear Training Center in Puerto Rico
The U S Atomic Energy Commission signed a contract Wednesday to create a nuclear training center for Latin American students at the University of Puerto Rico in San Juan.
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San Juan
P. R
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
University of Puerto Rico
Hoffa Opponents Seek Unified Front At Teamsters Vote
Thomas L. Hickey withdrew from the Teamsters presidency race in favor of William A. Lee with Chicago likely rival Thomas J. Haggerty. Hoffa remains the front runner as delegates prepare to cast a record turnout amid possible court challenges over delegate credentials and a looming AFL-CIO expulsion threat.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Rell
Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Hickey
Robber Kills Bookseller at Off Campus Shop
A 67 year old bookseller John H. DuBois was shot in the stomach during a robbery at his off campus shop Wednesday night. The safe door was open and about $100 in bills lay on the floor. A checkered hunting cap and lost glasses were found near the body. Kent State freshman jailed for questioning as investigators pursue the robber.
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Kent
John H. DuBois
DuBois
Kent State
Fire Hits Warehouse on Akron South Side
A three alarm fire burned a Paper warehouse on Akron's South Side early today. Firemen saw little chance to save the brick three story building and its contents owned by Saalfield Publishing Co. Heat from the blaze set fire to railroad ties along adjacent tracks.
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Akron —P
Akron
Saalfield Publishing Co
Bloodmobile to Be in Athens Next Week
The Messenger reports upcoming blood collection event in Athens with city health officials coordinating drives. Public interest drives drive a local blood supply push as volunteers prepare for the visit.
Car Collides With Tractor Killing Two Teens Near Pisgah
In a curve on U S 42 near Pisgah a passenger car driven by Barbara Woeste veered off and into a tractor trailer. Teens Jack 17 and Barbara 18 died, younger brother Robert 14 injured with head lacerations and shock. Driver Earl Salyer of Walton Ky was not hurt. witnesses say he jackknifed to avoid impact.
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Cincinnati
Here
Jack Woeste
Barbara
Carl Woeste
Robert
U. S. 42
Pisgah
Hamilton
Butler County Line
Robert Heck
Earl F. Salyer
Walton
Jack
Salyer
State Group To Meet In Portsmouth Oct 11
A legislative service committee studying public welfare administration in Ohio will meet in Portsmouth on October 11. The session opens at 10 a.m. in the Scioto County Common Pleas Court room at the courthouse.
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Columbus
Legislative Service Committee
Ohio
Portsmouth
Scioto County Common Pleas
Dulles Gromyko to Meet in Washington Saturday
Secretary of State Dulles will hold talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington on Saturday. They will discuss disarmament and the Middle East, with Dulles expected to stress preventing Soviet influence and urge continued disarmament talks. Saudi Arabia's Ahmad Shukairy criticized UN handling of Soviet arm shipments to Syria, signaling strain with U S policy.
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Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
United States
London
UN General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
General Assembly
New York
King Saud
Ahmad Shukairy
Syria
Shukairy
Hospital Aid Limit Extended for Aged Cases in Ohio
The Ohio Welfare Department will extend hospital aid beyond the 10 day limit for aged hardship cases. Hospitals must apply before day ten. aid applies only to cases needing longer treatment. State funds will be limited to necessary costs with emphasis on moving patients to cheaper, suitable facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio Welfare Department
William O'Neill
State Welfare
R. L. Ireland
Thomas D. Weiler
Aid For the
Morse Vows Death Probe After Haitian Police Beating
Sen. Morse announces a prompt inquiry into charges that Shipley Jean Talamas, an American textile representative, was beaten to death by Haitian police. He will consult Sen. Green and Roy Rubottom Jr. as the State Department rejects the claim that Talamas died from injuries during arrest.
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Washington
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Shipley Jean Talamas
Senate Foreign Relations
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Roy R. Rubottom, Jr
State Department
Talamas
Jordan Re‑Elected Royal Arch Masons Leader
James Luther Jordan of Mansfield Louisiana was elected to a three-year term as general grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons at SUN VALLEY Idaho. Also chosen were Roscoe P. Walcutt of Columbus Ohio as secretary.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
James Luther Jordan
Mansfield
The
Royal Arch Masons
Roscoe P. Walcutt
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Officer Killed in Air Crash
A C47 transport crashed near Colesville Maryland killing Col Willis Frost Bond 438 Columbus Ohio and two other Air Force officers Col Leo F Paul 42 Iowa City Iowa and Capt William O Rouse 36 Tulsa Oklahoma. The twin engine aircraft developed engine trouble and struck the Argle Country Club golf course about six miles north of Washington.
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Washington
Willis Frost Bond
Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
Colesville
Leo F. Paul
Iowa City
Iowa
William O. Rouse
Tulsa
Okla
Argyle Country Club
U. S. 29
Here
Indictments Hit Louisville News Staff In Exposure Series
A Jefferson County grand jury indicted 12 people including writer Hank Massick city editor John Herschendroeder and Barry Bingham president of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times. They are charged with knowingly receiving stolen property tied to a receipt from former Police Chief Walter R Layman. The case follows a series of articles alleging graft in Louisville’s 3rd District and led to Layman’s resignation.
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Jefferson County
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Barry Bingham
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Hank
Massick
John Herchendroeder
Walter R. Layman
Courier-Journal
Messick
Layman
H. T. Gilmore
Howard A. Burkland
Carlos Johns
F. H. Zimmerman
Myron Marrs
Marrs
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