Northern Ohio Farm Belt May Hold Key to State Vote
A Toledo area snapshot along U S 20 across northern Ohio shows farmers and small town businessmen split over Eisenhower and Stevenson. Voters like Clarence Danklefsen, Harry Kaufman, and Clarence Mosier weigh farm profits, costs, and Lausche’s popularity as they assess the GOP and Democratic contenders for president and Senate.
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Toledo
Cleveland
Norwalk
Maumee River
Senhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
George Bender
William L. Coleman
Ray Bliss
Fisenhower
Bender
Telephone Service To Be Restored In Ohio Strike
Gov. Lausche ordered Ohio patrol protection for Ohio Consolidated Telephone crews and exchanges in Portsmouth and Scioto County as a 92 day CWA strike prompts restoration efforts. Patrol will guard installations, and deputies may be used. parties urged to form new bargaining teams while workers may return to jobs during renewed talks.
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Columbus
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Company
Lausche
Communications Workers of America
CWA
J. Curtis Fletcher
President To Start Busy Week
Eisenhower begins a rapid campaign sprint with five straight days of speeches including filmed five minute talks on national TV. The series Your Government and You launches with broadcasts at 8 25 p m EST and 9 25 p m on Tuesday night and coast to coast CBS and ABC airings. The pace marks a major intensification before the November 6 election as Republicans expand TV time and public appearances.
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Eisenhower
West Coast
Nation Television
ABC
CBS
State Auditor Announces Ohio Worth 21 Billion Plus
State Auditor James A. Rhodes says Ohio's appraised value totals 21.804 billion dollars. The grand duplicate of real estate public utilities and personal property is up nearly one percent from last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Five Day Forecast Near Normal Temperatures Temperatures Rise Ahead
The forecast shows temperatures averaging near normal to two degrees above. Normal highs range from 63 to 67 with a normal low of 43. A cooler day is expected Tuesday or Wednesday, little change Thursday through Saturday, and precipitation around three tenths to one tenth inch in scattered showers tonight or Tuesday.
Ex-Premier's Party Divides in France
Conservative members of France's Radical Socialist party quit the faction in protest of ex-Premier Pierre Mendes France's leadership. Elder statesman Edouard Herriot resigned as party president, saying he supported Mendes France but could not lead a divided party. The convention left the presidency open to lure Herriot back. Both sides were expected to back Socialist Premier Guy Mollet's government in the coalition.
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France
Radical Socialist Party
Pierre
Stevenson Focuses on Nixon as Campaign Target
Libertyville, Ill. Adlai E. Stevenson expands attack on Vice President Nixon as a prime issue in the final three weeks of the 1956 campaign. He outlines a policy to halt H bomb testing and urges Russia to follow suit in a Chicago radio TV address. He plans to win New York’s 45 electoral votes next week.
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Ill
Adlai E. Steveson
Nixon
Stevenson
James A. Finnegan
ABC
Chicago
New York
Parts Found From Missing USAF Plane
A British ship recovered wheels and part of the undercarriage from a U S military air transport plane missing since Wednesday in the East Atlantic with 50 U S servicemen. The debris was found about 250 miles southwest of Land s End by the British tanker Navicella. US Air Force authorities in London said verification of serial numbers is needed before confirming the find.
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London
Royal Air Force
U. S
East Atlantic
Cornwall
U. S. Air Force
Land’s End
Britain
North Should Lead Housing Desegregation
Eleanor Roosevelt urged Northern cities to lead housing desegregation. She said the North must show it can do the job as a model for the South and to pave the way for full school integration. She spoke at a Women's Democratic Club luncheon in Cleveland and at a Steenson Kefauver committee event.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
North
South
Women’s Democratic Club
Cuyahoga County
Northern Ohio Volunteers For Steenson and Kefauver Committee
Ohio Kiwanis District Convention Opens in Cincinnati
The 39th annual Ohio District Kiwanis International convention began in Cincinnati with about 1300 delegates registered. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court is set to address the group tonight.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Kefauver Attacks Nixon In Republican Stronghold
Sen Estes Kefauver charging Nixon seeks to win the White House on false premises blasted the vice president in Burlington Vermont. He warned Vermonters that Nixon could become the center of power in the Republican party if Eisenhower cannot seek a third term. Kefauver embarked on a coast to coast tour after a brief Washington stay, covering about 6000 miles in a week with stops in Essex Junction and Winooski and planned speeches in New York City.
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Kefauver
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Essex Junction
Winooski
New York City
Queens
Nassau County
Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Eisenhower and Stevenson Pledge Against Prejudice
In New York both leaders pledged to bar campaign appeals based on religion or race and to push for full civil rights. Eisenhower urged unity and warned against divisive prejudice while Stevenson called for completing minority rights and defending free speech amid intolerance.
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NEW York
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
United States
Ear Will Be Good as New in Cincinnati Surgery
Ronald McElfresh, 17, lost an ear in a farm tractor accident near Butler on Saturday. A Cincinnati surgeon sewed the severed ear into the youth’s neck to nourish it, with plan to transplant back within a year barring infection. The boy is at St Luke Hospital in Fort Thomas awaiting further recovery.
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Newport
Ronald McElfresh
Cincinnati
Butler
St. Luke Hospital
Fort Thomas
Ronald
Woman shoots husband after wrangle over nothing in particular
Mrs Marian Malcomb aged 28 grabbed a revolver and shot her husband Richard aged 32 in the chest after weeks of wrangling over nothing in particular. Police Capt John Stewart reported Sunday.
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Marian Malcomb
Richard
John Stewart
Quiet Weekend Lost With Sunday Accidents
An Associated Press survey reports a 54 hour period from Friday evening to Sunday midnight in Ohio with 18 people killed accidentally. Fourteen deaths occurred in traffic accidents during the weekend.
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Ohio
Associated Press
United Nations weighs new mediation in Suez dispute
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans a fresh effort to unite Britain France and Egypt over the Suez Canal dispute after the Security Council endorsed six settlement principles and a Soviet veto blocked a British French plan for international control. Dulles and Lloyd discussed the 15 nation canal users association as a possible path forward.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Securit Council
Hammarskjold
U. S
Dulles
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Suez Canal Users’ Association
SCUA
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fa
Suez Canal Company
Nasser
London
H Bomb detection debate on TV and Eisenhower aide notes
Harold E Stassen says scientists cannot guarantee all Russian H bomb tests could be detected outside that country during an ABC TV discussion with Senator Sparkman. Adlai Stevenson suggests the US lead in halting tests if other powers agree. Secretary Wilson says he would not be interested in making or testing bigger bombs but sees potential gains in tests at Eniwetok.
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Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Abc-Tv
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Defense Wilson
Eniwetok
Florence artists protest over loan of 40 famous paintings
Florence residents flood papers with letters opposing Rome's plan to send 40 famous paintings to American museums for four months. The government remains firm, showing no sign of backing down.
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Florence
Italy
Rome
Used coal furnace sold. calls keep coming in Chauncey
Complete coal furnace price is 15 dollars. Call 2413 Chauncey Ohio to buy. it was sold to the first caller. As nine or more inquiries came in, seller Guy canceled the ad noting many still want a used furnace. Tiny cost big results. Dial 31242 to place your ad.
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Guy Spaulding
Chauncey
Ohio
Guy
Tension Rising as Jordan Talks with Iraq Loom
Israel recalled ambassadors from four capitals as Jordan held military talks with Iraq about moving about 3000 troops to Jordan. King Hussein's meetings with Abdul Ilah were described as purely military. Britain considered security council action while Israel vows to resist the threat to its integrity.
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Israel-Jordan
Israel
Iraq
Jordan
Amman
Hussein
Abdul Ilah
States
Britain
Golda Meir
Security Council
Russians Japs Seek Total Peace Talks in Moscow
In Moscow, Soviet leader Khrushchev and Bulganin meet Japanese Premier Hatoyama to pursue a total peace settlement ending the 11 year war status. Hatoyama urges resuming diplomatic ties to aid world peace as Tokyo seeks a treaty free of Kurile island disputes with Russia.
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Soviet Union
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Kremlin
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Hatoyama
San Francisco
Russia
Kurile Islands
Ike Urges Speed Up In Atom Ship Design
President Eisenhower ordered federal agencies to accelerate design and construction of the United States first atomic powered merchant ship. He said the vessel would lead to atomic merchant and passenger fleets that would unite nations through peaceful trade.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Duke of Edinburgh Opens 36000 Mile Commonwealth Tour
The Duke of Edinburgh departed by plane on the first leg of a 36000 mile air and sea tour through the Commonwealth. The trip aims to reach the Melbourne Olympic Games next month and continue around the world.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
Melbourne
Ohioan Ordered Out Of Czech Embassy
Vera Margaret Osso, a 31 year old Ohio State University graduate from Yorkville Ohio, was ordered out of Czechoslovakia by the Communist government and took refuge in the American Embassy in Vienna. She will depart for the United States on the first available plane.
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Vienna
Vera Margaret Osso
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Miss Osso
Prague
United States
Ohio State University
Yorkville
Ohio
Fur Theft in Columbus Worth 250000 At Furriers
Police report the largest fur theft in Columbus history after a downtown burglary at De Cirota Furriers. Owner Juan We Cirota says about 300 fur pieces were stolen, valued at roughly $250,000.
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Columbus
Juan We Cirota
de Cirota Furriers
Nixon urges election of GOP House and Senate in Dayton rally
Vice President Nixon told a crowd at the Dayton Biltmore that Americans must elect a Republican House and Senate to work with President Eisenhower. He defended the Eisenhower record, criticized the Democratic Congress, and urged re election of Sen. George H. Sender and Ohio Republicans. Howard Young estimated 2000 attended, with overflow into corridors. Nixon called this his most intensive Ohio campaign day and warned the Stevenson campaign was on the downgrade.
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Clyde
U. S. 20
Clarence Mosier
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ike
Dayton
Nixon
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Senate
U. S
George H. Sender
Ohio
Dayton Biltmore Hotel
Howard Young
Montgomery County Republican Committee
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