Ohio papers show broad Republican endorsements in 1958 ballot push
Editorial canvass finds 16 endorsements for Issue 2 of labor contract reform and two against, with 4 papers neutral. Bricker's GOP re election is favored by all papers surveyed, while DiSalle gains few endorsements. Issue 2 stance varies, Akron Beacon Journal Dayton Daily News and Cleveland Press oppose.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dayton Daily News
Akron Beacon Journal
Cleveland Press
Michael V. DiSalle
William O’neill
DiSalle
O'Neill
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
John W. Bricker
Findlay Republican Courier
Bricker
Stephen M .Young
Scripps-Howard Group
Dayton Journal Herald
Youngstown Vindicator
Warren Tribune Chronicle
Massillon Independent
The
O’neill
Columbus Citizen
OVIA Leader Warns Against Complacency in River Modernization
Cincinnati scene reports Ohio Valley Improvement Association President Harry M. Mack warns members not to relax after initial progress in modernizing the Ohio River and flood control. He notes lag during the Depression and World War II, cites a 1953 revitalized program, and highlights fiscal 1959 funds for 25 projects including Pike Island locks and dams. William J. Hull adds that six of 19 replacement dams will soon be under construction with the 1959 appropriation.
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Cincinnati
Harry M. Mack
The
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Ohio River
Mack
Association
OVIA
Congress
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Pike Island
William J. Hull
Pize Island
Democratic official asks probe into Athens workers campaigns
Athens County Democratic chair William A Lavelle urged the State Civil Service Commission to investigate three newly hired state employees Richard Cary Charles Stratton and Carl Wright. He claims they are supervised by Elmer Jones tied to William ONeill and have not worked for the state while campaigning. He also sought review of J C Mulligan's suspension as manager of the Athens liquor store.
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Columbus
Athens County
William O'Neill
William A. Lavelle
Democratic Executive Committee
State Civil Service Commission
Richard Cary
Charles Stratton
Carl Wright
Elmer Jones
O'Neill- Noble
Charles Noble
Highway Department
Lavelle
Commission
J. C. Mulligan
Athens
Mulligan
Lebanon Keeps Free Arab State Under Karami Coalition
Premier Rashid Karami’s four member cabinet won a unanimous vote of confidence in Parliament, vowing Lebanon will remain an independent sovereign Arab state. The government pledged national unity, impartial judiciary, and a policy line aligned with President Fuad Chehab in domestic and foreign affairs.
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Beirut
Rashid Karami
Lebanon
Karami
Fuad Chehab
Dies As Predicted On 97th Birthday In Houston
Mrs. Eva Deschner died Wednesday in Houston on her 97th birthday after years of serious illnesses she had repeatedly overcome. Her family had been told she would not die before reaching 97, making her passing on her milestone birthday a planned moment in a long life.
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Houston
Tex
Eva Deschner
Reds Tangle With Rescuers
A Russian fishing boat sank off the Shetland Islands in a storm. Soviet officers and Scottish seamen clashed over handling three survivors who were landed by the Scots. At least three Russians died, with fears the toll could reach 22. The sunken vessel had a 25 crew and was part of about 30 Soviet boats nearby.
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Wick
Scotland
Shetland Islands
Ohio boy found after missing from Cheshire academy
Donald Goethius, 15, of Avon Ohio, who had been missing since Monday from Cheshire Academy, was found Thursday night by police in Hartford about 15 miles away and returned to the school. Officials gave no reason for the disappearance.
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Cheshire, Conn
Donald Goethius
Avon
Ohio
Cheshire Academy
Hartford
From One Home To Another Parents Return Three Lost Children
Theresa 3 Lisa 21 months and Jerry 10 months were missing for almost a week after being left in a day care home. The father Jerry Bonta 23 and mother Margie 19 arrived to reclaim their children saying they never intended to abandon them. They had planned to seek work in Gary Indiana when authorities intervened.
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Cincinnati
Theresa
Lisa
Jerry Bonta
Hamilton County
Jerry
Youth Aid Bureau
Margie
Bonta
Gary
Ind
Dorothy Fantette
Escape Bid In Vain As Tear Gas Ends Denver Riot
Seventy prisoners including a confessed murderer attempted to escape Denver County jail sparking a two hour uprising quelled by over 100 officers armed with tear gas submachineguns riot shotguns and helmets. Four guards were cut and bruised while prisoners suffered only from tear gas as officers sealed the penthouse hole and restored order.
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Denver
Ohio Sales Tax Shows Improvement in Business
Columbus state treasurer Roger W. Tracy reports that sales taxes totaling 4,344,712 were collected for the week ending Oct. 4, marking an improvement in Ohio business conditions. The amount was five percent below the prior year’s level but stands as the highest weekly total since the year began January 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Meigs County Driver Dies in West Virginia Turnpike Crash
James J. Buckley 31 of Reedsville was killed in a headon collision between two tractor-trailers on the West Virginia Turnpike 20 miles south of Charleston. Buckley, driver for Bell Lines of Charleston, died in the fiery crash that also killed Joseph B. Randell of Winston Salem and John Johnson of Forest City. Buckley survived by his wife Hazel and five children. body returned from Marmet, funeral arrangements to be announced by Ewing funeral home.
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Pomeroy
James J. Buckley
Reedsville
West Virginia
Charleston
Buckley
Bell Lines
Bill Rig
Joseph B. Randell
Winston Salem
N. C
John Johnson
Forest City
McLean Truck Lines
Winston-Salem
Hazel
Ben Buckley
Warren County GOP Leader Electrocuted Installing Light
Edward Hodgson about 60 a Warren County Republican leader was electrocuted Thursday while installing a light on a metal pole at a gravel pit near Morrow where he was employed by a firm.
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Cincinnati
Edward Hodgson
Warren County
Morrow
Bing Crosby’s Son Pleads Guilty to DUI Fine
Lindsay Crosby, 20, of Santa Monica California withdrew an innocent plea and pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge after his car struck a parked vehicle on September 11. A fine of 263 dollars was imposed.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bing Crosby
Lindsay
Young Crosby
Five Indicted in Temple Blast Case in Atlanta
Five men indicted on charges of destroying a house of worship in the Sunday dynamiting of Atlanta's Jewish Temple. Four are in custody and one remains at large. indictments name all five defendants.
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Atlanta
President Eisenhower Stays Overnight in Abilene at Sunflower Hotel
In Abilene Kansas President Dwight D Eisenhower and wife briefed press and staff at the Sunflower Hotel delaying rooms for six guests as Secret Service crowds grow. The visit includes tours of the Eisenhower Museum and the boyhood home before a Denver departure Saturday morning.
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Abilene
Kan
Abilene White House
Sunflower Hotel
Sunflower
White House
President Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mike Biggs
James Hagerty
Secret Service
Biggs
Ike
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
Denver
Last Three Survivors Are Saved From Antarctic Crash
A U S Globemaster crash near Cape Hallett left six dead. Three survivors were rescued by helicopter to McMurdo Sound in good condition. Two injured airmen were Airman 2 C. Joel Bailey and Captain James T. Quattlebaum. others were not identified. Another Globemaster waited at Cape Hallett to fly survivors to New Zealand.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Antarctic
U. S
Christchurch
N. Z
C. Joel Bailey
Belton
S. C
James T. Quattlebaum
Columbia
Globemaster
Cape Hallet
Twenty one quiz show ends amid rigging probe
New York NBCs 21 was discontinued after Thursday night due to rigging charges from former contestants across several programs. The sponsor Pharmaceuticals Inc said viewer ratings had fallen for five weeks and the probe reduced public interest, joining Dotto and The $64,000 Challenge in oblivion.
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New York
Dotto
Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Former Patrolmen Go On Trial For Burglary
Three former East Liverpool patrolmen named in a 1956 police scandal face trial for a 1952 burglary at an East Liverpool hardware store. Ira Cunningham Robert Carroll and Jerome Raimond had asked to dismiss the charges but Judge Raymond S Buzzard overruled the motion.
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Lisbon
Ohio
East Liverpool
Ira Cunningham
Robert Carroll
Jerome Raimond
Raymond S. Buzzard
Garfield Relative Dies in Cleveland
Abram Garfield 85 last surviving child of President James A Garfield died Thursday after a several months illness in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Abram Garfield
James Abram Garfield
District Favors Elementary Supervisor in Messenger
Glouster and area voters face several races as the district favors an elementary supervisor. Funds for sagging village programs are replenished as residents attend a board meeting in Glouster. Local markets and sports section appear with coverage of Gallipolis, Nelsonville, and nearby communities.
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Oeeenmenmneeell
Athens
Togo
Chicas Point Pi
Chauncey Markets
Pom-Mid Comics
McArthur
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Glouster
Business leaders project strong recovery pace in 1958
Leading industrialists at the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council meeting in Hot Springs expect a renewed production surge toward about 450 billion dollars in the final quarter. Unemployment is seen dropping by September levels, with joblessness around 3.0 percent, though still higher than a year ago. The forecast comes after a recession low of roughly 425.9 billion in Q1.
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Hot Springs
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Washington
Soviet Charges U S Planes Trespass Over Siberia
Moscow accuses U S planes of repeated trespass in the Ber ing Strait and eastern Siberia. A note to U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Jr. states an American aircraft twice invaded Soviet air space near Ratamov Island on Sept 30.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
Bering Strait
Siberia
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
Ratamov
Big Diomede
Weather Outlook Ohio and Midwest with scattered storms
Partly cloudy today across Ohio and parts of West Virginia with scattered thundershowers and cooling this afternoon. Highs near 71 to 75, then fair and cooler tonight around 48. Ohio forecast shows three to five degree above normal temperatures with scattered showers Monday and Wednesday.
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Virgin
Ohio
Norven
Elly
GES
Tacesis
Bismarck
Cansene
Boston
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Clegp
Washington
Death of Maj. Gen. Vasily Pavlov at Leningrad Naval Academy
Soviet Fleet Thursday reports the death of Maj. Gen. Vasily Pavlov aged 65 who served as dean of the Leningrad Naval Academy.
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Moscow
Soviet Fleet
Vasily Pavlov
Leningrad
Eisenhower Starts Six Day West Coast Campaign Swing
President Eisenhower leaves on a six day trip to the West Coast to boost the Republican drive to regain Congress. He will campaign in Iowa Kansas Colorado and then California with major speeches in Los Angeles and San Francisco before a Chicago finale. Nixon will handle foreign policy criticism as Eisenhower proceeds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West Coast
Pep
Congress
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Nixon
Mrs. Eisenhower
Farm Belt
Kaiser Plant Strike Idle at Ravenswood Facility
Kaiser Aluminum Chemical Corp. reports about 150 workers walked off just after midnight in protest over a temporary promotion. Picket lines blocked the 8 a.m. shift and the entire Ravenswood plant, with about 2,400 employees, was left idle.
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Ravenswood
Kaiser
Kaiser Aluminum Chemical Corp
Park Institute Names Ohioan Vice-President
Harvey S. Cross of New Philadelphia Ohio was named vice president of the American Institute of Park Executives at a Thursday night meeting in New Orleans The new president is Frank G McInnis director of the Detroit Zoological Park Philip C Sheldon of Toledo Ohio was installed as president by the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums officials
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New Orleans
Harvey S. Cross
New Philadelphia
Ohio
American Institute of Park
Frank G. McInnis
Detroit Zoological Park
American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Philip C. Sheldon
Toledo
Names of Juvenile Offenders Debated in Poll
In the Sunday Family Weekly poll on publicity for juvenile offenders, 69 percent favor printing all under 18 names who run afoul of the law, 53 percent support printing only repeaters and serious violators, and 20 percent want judges to decide. Ballots came from every state with many readers writing letters.
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Family Weekly
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Dayton
Meigs County
Marmet
W. Va
Ewing Funeral Home
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Bing
Temple
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Ziffren
Louis Greenberg
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