Governors Back Dixie Pot of Gold Plan for Southern Industry
Governors at the Southern Governors Conference endorsed a regional push led by the Southern Association of Science and Industry to boost chemical and other industry in the South. Dr Frank J Soday outlined a cooperative program to report plant locations and study fast growing industries as output rises from 11 to nearly 60 billion dollars since 1939. Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus urged unified efforts toward regional cooperation and chemical industry expansion, citing more than 10 million in new chemical plants completed in 1964 and 780 million more planned.
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Point Clear
Ala
Gran Southern
Frank J. Soday
Southern Association
Science
Southern Governors Conference
Southern Association of Science and Inutry, Inc
Ornal E. Faubus
Arkansas
Michigan Ohio dispute nears deadline on highway pact
Officials warned Monday of potential actions as Michigan and Ohio face a deadline over a reciprocal highway agreement. Ohio may cancel the pact to collect its axle mile tax from Michigan truckers, while Michigan braces for possible counter measures. Courts have ruled on the tax and the 13 year old accord, prompting both sides to seek a resolution before the week ends.
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Michigan-Ohio
Ohio
Michigan
Michimene Esumn An Tan and
Ono
North Carolina
Uhe Reynolds
Ohio Supreme Court
Ike's Recovery Keeps Pace With Predictions
President Eisenhower's improvement matches physicians' forecasts as he rests and paints at the hospital. He slept over eight hours and felt refreshed, with his condition progressing satisfactorily and no complications. He nears four weeks since the Sept. 24 heart attack and plans convalescence back East, while continuing light activities and approving government affairs via assistants.
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Eisenhower
Ohio Power to Build 580000 Kilowatt Unit at Beverly Plant
Ohio Power Co with Gas and Electric System president Philip Sporn announced a new generating unit for the Muskingum River plant at Beverly New York. The power unit scheduled for completion around June 1957 will raise Beverly's capacity to about 580000 kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio Power Co
Muskingum River
Beverly
Philip” Sporn
Gas and Electric System
Ohio Power
Stevenson Named Best Choice For 1956 Nomination
The article notes Stevenson viewed as the best Democrat option to defeat Eisenhower in 1956. It covers comments by Mrs. Roosevelt at a UN anniversary event and remarks by Texas Governor Shivers opposing Stevenson as unacceptable to conservative Southern Democrats.
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Roosevelt
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seyneva
United Nations
Mra Roosevelt
General Assembly
First
Indy
Teaas
Allen
Shivers
Fe Shivers
South
Mix Roosevelt
Yugoslavia wins ECOSOC seat amid U.S. backed UN ballot drama
In a two day UN race Yugoslavia backed by Britain and the Soviet bloc won a pivotal ECOSOC seat after nine ballots, while Philippine chances faded as U.S. opposition shifted support. The contest reflected Cold War tensions with a strong American influence on who joins the council.
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Unin Nason
S. 1
Legand Soc
Counc Uxcusul
Yugoslavia
Ohio University’s Press- Philippines
Dent
John Baker
Nent
U. S
Ing
Trusteeship Council
Russia
Theslavia
Belgrade
Ecosoc
Mariner
U. N. Council
Security Council
Nation General Assembly
Slavia
Britain
Asi
U.S
SOC
Cana
Australie
Beene Sleeton
Indonesia
Dia
Parents Talk In Slaying In Oklahoma City Motel
Testimony began in the murder trial of Otto A. Lael Tale after the parents of Elizabeth Teanne Henderson described the cross country trip and finances. County Atty. Jon Martin Jr. told jurors the state will seek the electric chair for the 1954 death.
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Onlahoma City
the Mather
Oklahoma City
Otto A. Lael Tale
Oregon
Elizabeth Teanne
Henderson
Vitim
Mee
Ralph Myer
Newark
Ohio
Cameron Henderson
Glenwood
Salt
Rom Calhorn
Three Plead Innocent In Guard Murder Case
Three defendants enter not guilty pleas by reason of insanity on charges of first degree murder and attempted escape. James Baus 18 of Toledo entered his plea on the escape count as arraignment completed Tuesday. Co defendants Thomas Womack 32 of Cleveland and Leo Sersich 26 of Warren face the same suffocation death charge in the July 21 incident at a state hospital.
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Aves
Tate Hospital
James Baus
Toledo
Balls
Thomas Womack
Cleveland
Leo
Sersich
Warren
Glenn Farmer
Egypt and Syria Prepare to Sign Military Alliance Pact
Egypt and Syria plan to seal a long heralded military alliance in Damascus with the cabinet approving the treaty and discussions of a Syria Lebanon pact under study. Reports also note Egypt pursuing Arab backing and possible Soviet weapons and joint command arrangements.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Damascus
Lebanon
Ghazzi
Arabia
Czecho Dovakia
Middle Eastern
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Russia
Saud
Iran
Aramco
Turkey
Iraq
Arab League
MacArthur Conveys Russia Should Join War Against Japan
Pentagon records reveal Gen Douglas MacArthur twice supported Russia entering WWII against Japan. He urged not invading Japan until the Russian army was committed, and later cautioned against late Russian entry at Yalta. MacArthur said he was not consulted on Yalta and opposed suppressing Chinese sovereignty to aid Russia.
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Secret Records
General MacArthur
Ussr
Japan
Washington
Duglas MacArthur
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Pentagon
MacArthur
Soviet Union
War Department
Yalta
A. Lincoln
Paul L. Freman
Manchuria
Gen. C. Marshall
Marshal
Japanese
Pine Islands
Mac ‘Arthur
Siberia
Royal romance saga tests Church dignity and crown
An editorial in the Telegraph questions the royal affair between Princess Margaret and Townsend as the Archbishop of Canterbury weighs the churchs stance amid talk of a potential remarriage. The piece notes royal dignity suffers as public speculation lingers around the couple and the archbishop is central to resolving the issue.
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Lunvus
Soya Ramuy
Daily” Telegraph
Margaret Peter
Princessargaret
Queening
Townsend
Elizabeth II
Duke of
Edin
Burgh
Margaret
Townsend Telegraph
Eden
Anl
inter-Canterbury
Church of England
Alan
Political Expert Brownell Flies for Talk With the President
The article describes Brownell, a 35 year old attorney general, as a key White House adviser known as a political wizard. It notes talks between James Hagerty and President about Justice Department matters and stalled nominations in Congress. It hints at potential 1966 political implications and ongoing discussions of policy and strategy.
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Potters
Pres
James C. Haglerty
Justice Department
Mmight
Swedish Biochemist Hugo Theorel Wins 1955 Nobel Prize in Medicine
The 1955 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Hugo Theorel, a Swedish biochemist, for discoveries on the nature and mode of oxidation enzymes. He receives the standard Nobel cash award and Nobel Prize insignia from King Gustaf VI. The Swedish Academy of Literature will select the literature prize on Oct. 21, and physics and chemistry prizes will be decided by the Swedish Academy of Science on Nov. 2.
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Hugo ‘Heerel
Hee
Mong Wits
Nobel
Gusta VI
Alfred Nobel
Swedish Academy of Literature
Swedish Academy of Science
Theorel
Sweden
Caroline
Medicine
Vincent Wigneaud
Cornell University
New York
Blocheriat
Americas
Rive
Jury Frees Rich Widow in Battery Case
A Union County jury freed Lucille Schroeder, 52, Summit, of assault and battery charges after she testified she struck her intoxicated husband, George Schroeder, 50, with a riding crop following his threatening behavior the night he died from an apparent overdose. The case noted her husband had a history with law and business.
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Union County
Lucille Schroeder
Summit
George
Schroeder
Pruddential Insurance Co. of America Ind
New York
Lave
Russian journalists in New York on month long tour
A group of seven Soviet writers visit New York on a month long tour sponsored by the State Department and Overseas Press Club. They answered questions on being barred from Detroit and toured the city while officials noted Census Bureau projections and American audiences.
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New York
Overseas Press Club
Detroit
State Department
Washington
Census Bureau
Bricker Pushes Release Of Fathers In Service
Senator Bricker urged release of fathers in the armed forces and called for a study of hardship cases to ease burdens on those with children while others go to replace drafted men. He warned broad releases could impair combat readiness.
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Lakin State Hospital
Washington
Capal
Aise Bricker
Mes
Sucar
Ieee
Soutomatias Acionla
Lenday
Bricbor
Burgens
Odamater
Monty
Korea
Igess
New Chicago Boys Murder Case Baffles Police
Investigators narrowed the search to the Northwest Side where three youths, Robert Peterson 14 John Schu sler 13 and Anton Jr 11, were last seen. The boys were found slain in a forest preserve with tape over their eyes and mouths and clues include a brown coat near the crime scene. Police canvassing riding stables and questioning managers as they seek leads to the killers.
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Anton Schessler
Anton
John
Chicago
Cook County
Dorothy Peterson
Robert
Schuessler
cHicaGe
Robert Peterson
John Schuesler
Anton, Jr
Forest Preserve
Harry Jos
Male Volm
Federal arraignment for man linked to Zanesville child abduction
John J. Fitzpatrick, 32, arraigned in federal court on charges tied to the Zanesville child abduction case. A hearing set for November 1. Authorities say the suspect, arrested Monday by the FBI, is wanted in Zanesville for the May 5 kidnapping of Tommy Campbell Digsv and his brother Ricky Jay from relatives’ home. Sheriff says parents face charges and the suspect posted bond.
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Iriver
John J. Fitapatrick
Federal District Court
Festeday
Ma al Fight
Noa
Ida Ferous
Wo ‘Dren
Pispatricks
FBIS
Zanesville
Tommy Campbell Digsv
Ricky
Jay
David Welsert
Muskingum County
Ohio
Victim Found Stabbed in Home Believed Robbery Motive
Police reported Mrs Malden, 9, was found Tuesday morning with stab wounds in three parts of the body. Neighborhood women discovered the body and officers are investigating robbery as a possible motive.
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Malden
Ex Pt Plea doctor arrested for robbery record
Jerome Toupkin, 45, former Point Pleasant physician, is held on multiple robbery counts after an arrest Tuesday in Chicago. He previously ran the Mason County Clinic near the city pool, survived a 1999 clinic fire, faced legal battles over a narcotics license, and later joined the Army.
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Point Pleasant
Jerome Toupkin
Toupkin
Chicago
Ant
Main St
Mason County
Enrollment Rise Reported in Colleges and Tech Schools
Cincinnati observes encouraging college enrollment gains across 990 schools. Raymond Walters notes small increases in arts and sciences colleges, a rising trend in teachers colleges, and a widespread upturn in teaching and engineering fields. Independent tech schools show up to 25 percent gains.
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Cincinnati-U
Arts ‘and Sciences
Walter
Rend
St Ollment
Post Card Girl Dies During Brain Operation
Jorie Le Elder a 12 year old known as the Post Card Girl from Lewiston Pa died on the operating table in Philadelphia during a delicate brain surgery to remove a calcium deposit. Surgeons planned a seven hour operation. she died two thirds through. A public union official says GOP National Chairman Leonard W Hall and other non Ohio party leaders will hold private campaign conferences in November.
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Philadelphia
Jorie le Elder
Lewiston
Reummus
Unioneepublican
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Ohio
Body Identifies Missing Girl as Gloria Ferry
In Altoona Pennsylvania Gloria Ferry, a 12 year old girl from a large family, was found dead and identified by fingerprint comparison. Police sought 68 year old Louis Statler, a former wrestler alleged to have lured her with promises of work. The case involves charges of contributing to a delinquency of a minor and a missing person investigation.
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Cleveland
Ferry
Altoona
Giorgote
Brookside Park
Charles Ferry
Gloria
Fern
Ole
Louis Statler
Say
Statler
Tt Is
Atler
Mary Ferry
Irl
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Raymond Walters
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