Faubus Sees Cooling Off Period as Key to Crisis
Gov. Orval Faubus declared the only solution to the Little Rock integration stalemate is withdrawing the nine African American students from Central High School. He indicated possible removal of the six girls and three boys under federal protection, while noting no solution with the students still in class. He also said soldiers at dressing rooms remain disputed, with conflicting accounts. Kathleen Craighead, a Central High sophomore, denied being the source of the wearing-room claim.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Faubus
Central High
Eisenhower
Kathleen Craighead
Central
Kathleen
Detectives Charged As Beating Sparks Slaying Case
Kent Ohio authorities claim police brutality influenced the signed confession by Roland S. Metcalf 21 who disputes involvement in the murder of bookseller John Du Bois 67 at a campus area bookstore. Prosecutor Robert E. Cook alleges beatings by Akron detectives Grover Goodwell and Joseph Thomas.
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Kent
Ohio
Roland S. Metcalf
John DuBois
Metcalf
DuBois
Kent State University
Portage County
Robert E. Cook
Cook
Akron
Grover Goodwell
Joseph Thomas
Roger DiPaolo
Soviet Spy Is Sentenced To 7 Years
New York justice: Jack Soble a Lithuanian refugee linked to a Soviet spy ring was sentenced to seven years by Federal Judge Richard H. Levet. His wife Myra and co conspirator Jacob Albam received four and five years respectively after pleading guilty.
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New York
Jack Soble
America
Soble
Richard H. Levet
Myra
Jacob Albam
Levet
ONeill Seeks Interstate Tag For Route 21 Upgrade
Gov. C William ONeill and highway chief Charles M Noble press interstate designation for U S 21 from Canton Massillon to Marietta to unlock 90 percent federal funding They and officials met with Federal Bureau of Public Roads and were told the request is under active consideration Area development leader Robert L Wolf highlighted the Ohio River Valley’s postwar growth with $8 billion in industry investment over 11 years including Kaiser's Ravenswood plant and Union Carbide’s Marietta project.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio River Valley
U.S. 21
Canton-Massillon
Marietta
Charles M. Noble
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Robert L. Wolf
Ohio Power Co
Canton
Ohio
Ohio Bankers Assn
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Columbia Chemical Division
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
New Martinsville
W. Va
Wheeling
Portsmouth
American Syanamid
McKay
Allied Chemical & Dye
B. F. Goodrich
Union Carbide
DuPont
Glyco
Industrial Rayon
Dow Chemical
Wolf
Kaiser
Ravenswood
States Have Good Chance For Route 21 Extension
Ohio and West Virginia leaders indicated they have a strong shot at about 200 million dollars in federal highway funds for extending U S 21 from Canton through Dover Marietta to Charleston. The plan would add roughly 190 miles at a 90 percent federal share, competing for the final 1000 miles of new grant roads.
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Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Eisenhower calm on satellite fear says U S could have led
President Eisenhower told reporters there is no lasting threat to national security after the Soviet Sputnik success. He noted the United States could have beaten the USSR to orbital achievement by merging satellite and missile programs but warned it would hinder scientific and military progress. Spokesmen described steady radio signals from Sputnik over Washington with orbital timing around one hour and five minutes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
John P. Hagen
U. S
Naval Research Laboratory
Sputnik
Earth
Knowland to Speak at Columbus Republican Dinner
U S Senate Minority Leader William F Knowland visits Ohio for his first major speech since announcing his bid to unseat California Governor Goodwin J Knight He headlines a 50 a plate fundraiser at the Youth Center Ohio State Fairgrounds with Charles Thomas chairing the National Republican Finance Committee More than 1500 party leaders from 30 central and southern Ohio counties attend as John W Bricker of Columbus acts as toast master Proceeds support party operations to ease donor pressure and off the record guests include West Virginia GOP officials and several out of state invitees
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Columbus
U.S. Senate
William F. Knowland
Ohio
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Charles Thomas
Washington
National Republican Finance Committee
U.S
John W. Bricker
Robert A. Taft
Taft
West Virginia
GOP
John D. Hobletzell, Jr
Ravenswood
Thomas M. Bloch
Wheeling
John L Thomas
Charleston
Daniel L. Louchery
Clarksburg
Athens
Morgan
Perry
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Ohio River needs federal funds to sustain valley industry
The Budget Bureau was told by the Ohio Valley Improvement Association that about 120 million dollars in federal funding is needed for navigation, flood control, and water supply on the Ohio River. They warn the obsolete system could choke the ongoing industrial boom in the Ohio Valley.
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Washington
Ohio River Valley
Budget Bureau
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Percival Brundage
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Escapee sought by police captured by patrol in creek
A 14 year old escapee from Van Wert County Detention Home eluded deputies Tuesday night by diving into a Muskingum County creek and swam directly into the arms of waiting highway patrolmen who nabbed him.
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Lancaster
van Wert County
Sheriff's Deputies
Muskingum County
Little Boy Blue receives birthday aid after Jerry Lewis show
Little Francis X. of Lakeville, a nine year old in a Lakeville State Sanatorium with muscular dystrophy, was celebrated on his birthday after comedian Jerry Lewis dedicated a million dollar closed circuit show to him. More than 150000 cards and gifts arrived as doctors noted a renewed will to live.
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Lakeville
Mass
Francis X
Lakeville State Sanatorium
Little Boy Blue
Kurt Jellinek
Jerry Lewis
DR. Jelinek
Ohio Ballot Wording May Halt State Hospital Bond Plan
Ohio faces possible chaos in a 150 million dollar program for new state hospitals and prisons if the Supreme Court invalidates the 1955 ballot. The summary failed to state the cigaret tax would cover any shortfall, prompting attorneys to seek a court ruling before issuing bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John Skipton
Eisenhower Predicts U S Moon Launch In December
President Eisenhower said the United States could have an orbiting satellite already but doing so would hinder long range missile progress. He announced test satellites to launch in December and the first fully instrumented U S satellite in March. He discussed Russia's launch and Vanguard and did not reveal timelines for ICBM readiness. He also touched on Zhukov visit and federal troops enforcing school integration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Russia
Zhukov
Georgi Zhukov
Little Rock
U.S. Faces Stiff Challenge Over ICBM Race With Russia
The piece notes Khrushchev’s boast of Russian ICBM progress and Zhukov’s statements on jet and rocket arms. It mentions American claims, but questions whether the United States can quickly match long-range missile developments, with only a 5000 mile test record cited.
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Washington
Outer Space
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Belgrade
Russia
Khrushchevy
Moscow
U.S. Seeks Consultation On Space Missile Controls
The United States asked Britain France and Canada to agree quickly on a plan to study international control of space missiles. Washington had proposed a London August disarmament package and aims to ensure missiles are used only for peaceful purposes through inspection and controls. If Britain France and Canada agree the study could begin before other disarmament elements are settled.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
Dulles
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
State Department
If Partment
London
First Degree Murder Hearing Is Continued
Municipal Judge James A. Ravella recessed the preliminary hearing for Glen Colvin of Youngstown until Monday. Colvin, 29, is charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Andrew Gerlach, 29, also of Youngstown.
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Warren
James A. Ravella
Glen Colvin
Youngstown
Andrew Gerlach
HOW THE U S TRACKS THE RED SATELLITE
The Messenger outlines the U S tracking of a red satellite in a continuing series. The piece highlights national space surveillance and policy implications featured on page 13.
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U.S
Little Rock
Ohio
Blankenship
Council
ARMY
Notre Dame
Grand Jury
Athens
Cevee Ate” Ghouster
Uit
Point Pi
Chauncey
Logan A
Takira Pom-Mid
Oe Ae Utes
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Deaf Mute brothers face first degree murder trial
In St. Clairsville Ohio two deaf mute brothers Joseph Buza age 20 and Burt Buza age 17 from Burton are to stand trial in Common Pleas Court on charges of murdering 76 year old Sion language operator Mary Denham at a gasoline station on April 10. Language will be used to communicate during the trial. Attorneys had earlier entered not guilty by reason of insanity pleas but a two month state hospital examination found them legally sane.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Common Pleas
Sion
Joseph Buza
Burt
Burton
Mary Denham
Ohio Bell Resumes Negotiations With Union
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America resume talks after a Tuesday session failed to break the final contract impasse. A 2 p m meeting is set under federal conciliator Thomas W Robertson to seek a settlement.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Communications Workers of America
Thomas W. Robertson
Warsaw Students Return After Week of Demonstrations
Warsaw students trooped back to Warsaw Polytechnic School today following protests last week over censorship and police methods. The city was quiet Tuesday night with no clashes reported for the first time since Thursday.
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Warsaw
Warsaw Polytechnic School
Ohioan Murder Suspect Charged in Erie Bar Shootout
A Zanesville Ohio man Isaac Johnson Jr is charged with murder in the shooting death of 22 year old Erie resident Frank Williams. Williams died after a bar room dispute Monday night when he was struck by multiple bullets.
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Erie
Zanesville, Ohio
Isaac Johnson, Jr
Frank Williams
Ohio Five Day Weather Forecast With Cooler Trend
Ohio forecast shows temperatures 3 to 7 degrees below normal with normal highs near 69 in the south and 66 in the north and lows around 47 to 52. Cooler Thursday and through the period with little precipitation except possible light showers near Lake Erie Sunday or Monday. Cloudy and warmer tonight in Ohio with partly cloudy cooler Thursday. West Virginia forecast notes cloudy skies tonight with lows in the 40s and cooler, more cloudiness Thursday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
West Virginia
Broadcast Backwards BBC Murder Play Mystifies Audiences
BBC aired a backwards recorded drama Death of a Leading Lady to confuse listeners on Tuesday night. The show began three minutes late with the detective’s conclusions and included missteps as technicians paused and restarted the tape.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
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