Eisenhower Wings Campaign On Eve Of Election Push
President Eisenhower campaigns for a Republican Congress urging national unity and highlighting his administration’s foreign and domestic achievements. Vice President Nixon roams West to rally GOP workers as Stevenson assails White House leadership and civil rights sparks debate between parties.
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Birthday Hearts Formosa Marked Chiang Kai-shek Seventy Two
Nationalist Chinese marked Chiang Kai-shek birthday on Formosa with fireworks parades and speeches. On Quemoy Communist shells hit targets in continual exchanges as defense says 62 shells struck from daybreak to noon. Chiang, now secluded, hopes to sweep graves in Chekiang and still endorses a Hungary style revolt for eventual mainland return.
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TWA Plans Suspension is Struck
Trans World Airlines faces a potential shutdown as 6 700 machinists threaten a strike and the airline warns it would furlough 19 000 employees if action occurs. The dispute, unresolved since October 1957, involves federal mediators and a presidential emergency board with talks ongoing.
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Repairman Admits Deaths
In Santa Ana California a television repairman confessed to strangling three models and leaving their bodies in southern California deserts He admitted to the murders after two days of questioning and a lie detector test He described using rope to strangle the victims and boasted of his method The man had prior prison terms in New York and Colorado for kidnapping and rape and was identified by Orange County investigators as the murderer
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Joel Hays
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Ohio and West Virginia Weather Forecast Weekend Outlook
Ohio cloudy with frost tonight and Saturday cool. highs 59 to 65. West Virginia fair with little change. temperatures near normal, no precip. Five day forecast notes near normal temperatures, cooler late weekend, slight warmth by Tuesday. Other cities show varied conditions from clear to cloudy with temperatures in the 30s to 60s.
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Radio Producer Found Shot in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD a radio producer and writer Mann Holmer 60 was found fatally shot. Police ruled death by own action. He helped discover entertainers Bob Hope Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore.
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Typhoon Lorna Kills Seven in Philippines
The Philippines reports seven dead and four missing after Typhoon Lorna. Rescue teams search coastal areas and affected communities for survivors and further information remains incomplete.
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Philippines
Labor groups approved to place witnesses in Ohio polls
Ohio counties set witness allotments for ballots after the election. Toledo, Franklin, and Marion counties received permits for labor organization observers at hundreds of polling places, with 88 counties allowed to appoint witnesses. The deadline covers organizations, not challengers. A challenger may stand in polling places during voting to contest a voter's eligibility.
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United States begins a trial suspension of nuclear tests
The United States starts a one year trial pause on nuclear test explosions as a Geneva conference opens with Britain and the Soviet Union seeking a permanent ban. The Soviet Union rejects a three power one year halt and says it will continue testing until it matches U S and British detonations. If Moscow resumes tests, Washington says the suspension ends and it will restart testing.
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Pope John XXIII to Fill Vacant Cardinals Seats
Vatican observers expect Pope John XXIII to convene a papal session soon to elevate cardinals. He may fill 17 vacancies to bolster the College of Cardinals and increase American representation, while naming Latin American, African, and Asian prelates.
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Student Goes Before Judge in Football Gambling Case
Ann Arbor Michigan The eighth student named in a campus football gambling racket will be arraigned today before Municipal Judge Francis L O'Brien David Martin 19 Eastern Michigan College sophomore from Detroit is charged with illegal occupation in selling football point spread gambling cards Police say no link yet disclosed between Eastern Michigan Ypsilanti and University of Michigan Ann Arbor activity about six miles apart
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North Dakota farmers show lower risk of severe heart disease
A U S Public Health Service team reported in St Louis that among 20 000 men in six North Dakota counties farmers had fewer severe coronary events. Of 228 cases 101 were farmers and 127 in other occupations. Myocardial infarction and death were twice as common outside farming.
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Cash Prize Plan in Butler County Draws GOP- Dem Protest
In Hamilton Ohio a Republican move to pay precinct committeemen $50 for the best turnout next Tuesday prompts a Democratic protest. Democratic secretary Harry B. Grevey urges Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to rule the contest illegal as a price for votes and to stop the practice.
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Ashville Man Named Officer of Tax Group
Stanley J. Bowers, 46, of Ashville Ohio was elevated from vice president to president of the National Tax Association at its annual convention in Philadelphia He has served in the Ohio tax division since 1933 and has been tax commissioner for four years
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Try To Settle Strike At Trailmobile Plant
Negotiators planned another session to settle a wage and seniority dispute that sparked a strike by about 900 United Automobile Workers members at Trailmobile, Inc. The walkout began Tuesday over pay and job seniority.
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Gardner Corp Dedicates Rotogravure Building in Lockland
Cincinnati The Gardner Division Diamond Gardner Corp. dedicates a new three million dollar rotogravure building in suburban Lockland. The Gardner company manufactures paperboard and folding cartons. The facility houses four gravure presses costing more than a million and a half dollars for producing multi colored cartons.
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Former Area Pastor Free In Auto Death
Lima area police report 15 year old Linda Mae Hicks was killed when struck by a Lima minister near the city. A second 15 year old girl walking beside her was unhurt. Rev Dale Hoplight 23 said he did not see the victim but stopped after he felt the impact. He was not held.
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End of Nuclear Tests Ends Furor Over Fallout
Atomic weapons testing ceased at midnight under Eisenhower’s one year suspension. Talks among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union will decide if the pause lasts. A last shot failed due to high winds, and radioactivity over Los Angeles prompted officials to reassure the public.
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Two Rescued Miners Refuse Return to Cumberland Mine
Levi Milley says he will not return to coal mining after 12 men were rescued from Cumberland No. 2 in Springhill. Harold Brine and others echo the sentiment as rescue teams press on for 49 miners still missing. an assistant director warns hope is slim for more survivors.
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Levi Milley
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Frank Doxey
Russia calls for immediate forever halt to nuclear tests
Soviet delegate S K Tsarapkin urged a permanent end to nuclear tests at the opening of talks with the United States and Britain on a multilateral test ban under international control. Washington and London offered a one year suspension conditioned on Moscow also stopping. No Russian reply was reported. The talks, led by James J. Wadsworth, aim to settle a control system and a ban in privacy.
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James J. Wadsworth
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Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Four-Point plan to curb crime outlined at regional forum
Maury C. Koblentz of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction proposed a national crime prevention program. He urged coordinating local civic agencies, creating state crime prevention units, expanding mental health services, and building better jails to combat a multi billion dollar crime wave.
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National Jail Assn
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Judge Upholds Tax On Pari Mutuel Bets
COLUMBUS The legality of Ohio's 5-10 per cent fair fund tax on pari mutuel betting at race tracks has been upheld by Common Pleas Judge Kenneth L. Sater. The levy, authorized by the Legislature in 1957, is allocated to the state's county and independent fairs.
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UAR Lifts Ban On Jordanian Planes
The United Arab Republic lifted its ban on Jordanian aircraft flying over UAR territory today marking a thaw in air relations between Amman and Cairo.
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