Landslide Victory Seen For Republicans in 56 Campaign
Republicans project a landslide in 1956 with hopes to recapture Congress. Senator Goldwater and Representative Simpson said hard work will be required and praised President Eisenhower’s leadership. State chairmen expect Eisenhower’s presence on the ticket to aid victory.
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Congress
Hall
At & F
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard Mf. Simpson
R-Pa
Senate
House
Out
Hall Sai
Eisenhower
America
Vicory
Ohio eyes way out of axle tax mess as fight looms
Ohio and Michigan loom toward axle mileage tax clashes after a state high court ruling on refunds for truck taxes. Ohio seeks to amend reciprocity pacts to collect the tax prompting warnings from Michigan and Illinois that trucks without new licenses will be taxed elsewhere.
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Ohio
Columbus
Lausche
Ohio Board
Michigan
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Land Michigan Truckers
Supreme Court
High Court
William B. Westbrook
Linois
Tllinois
McCarthy
Mother Killed Lass Hurt In Route 75 Bridge Crash
A truck collided with a northbound bridge sedan on Route 75 near McAsmar Ohio. Helen Garris 28 Olive Hill Ky died. Her four year old daughter Rita and her husband Charles Gar Old were injured and taken to Children’s Hospital Columbus after the wreck at 9 30 a m. The road remained closed and Sheriff Brown reported the girl asleep on her mother's lap when the father attempted to lift her legs.
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Ana
Charles Gar
Iris
Columbus
Tecelo
Bullock Clinic
Garris
Helen Garris
Olive
Hill
State Highway’ Patrol
Wiliam Brown
Brown
Reinersville
Ohio
Malta
Eaety
Wright- Exeress
Gladys' Tail Pounds Coast of Texas
Vicious squalls from tropical storm Gladys continue to pound the Texas coast today after driving scores from their homes around Corpus Christi Bay. Coast Guard rescues and search efforts for distressed or missing vessels proceed as weather worsens and flood threats rise along the Gulf coast.
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Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Corpus Christ Bay
Here
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Mextala
Ohio
Tampico
Mexico
Yucatan Penin
Sula
Gulf
Flor
Maan Tt
Onio Bell
Thomas F. Mitchel
Ohio Bell
U S Actions Shaping Future World Scene Says Former Aide
Robert B. Anderson former Deputy Secretary of Defense told Ohio Methodist Pastors School that United States actions this year will have unmistakable bearing on 1975 world affairs. He urged a program to aid the world from its deep dilemma and argued Communists defend the status quo through faith and works.
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Delaware
Uno
United States
Robert B. Anderson
J. ‘Anderson
Ohio Methodist
America
Prohibition Party Nominates Holt Wick and Hold for 1956
Milford Indiana reports the Prohibition party selects Dr. Enoch A Holt-Wick a Greenville College history professor and retired West Point classmate of Eisenhower as president nominee. Brig Gen Hidge ret 63 of Sherman Oaks California is chosen for vice president.
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Milford
Ind
West Point
Eisenhower
National Prohibition Party
Enoch A. Holt- Wick
Greenville
Til
Greenville College
Herbert C. Hold
Hidge
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Peron proposes minority party representation bill in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron sent a bill to Congress to grant minority parties at least one third of lower house seats. He said the measure aims to satisfy public opinion and widen minority representation in Congress.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Congress
Juan D. Peron
Minori U
Truman Opposes Immediate Tax Cuts Amid Budget Debate
Former President Harry S. Truman told a news conference in Independence that there is no way to cut taxes now while balancing the budget. He urged balancing the national debt during prosperity and criticized Treasury plans to lower income taxes next year. He spoke at a luncheon to raise funds for the $1,750,000 Truman Library and said he would support Adlai Stevenson.
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Oledo
Harry S. Truman
the ‘Treasury
The
Treasury
George M7
Dumpney ‘Sare | Fey
Pipeline expansion boosts Chillicothe area natural gas supply
Ohio Fuel Gas Co announced a $24 000 pipeline project will increase gas deliveries to Chillicothe. Nearly a mile of 12 inch pipe is being laid east of the city, replacing an eight inch line. The new line connects with a 12 inch line under the Scioto River on the west end.
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Ouumbus
Uhio, Fuel Gas Co
Chillicothe
Scioto River
Ohio Fuel
Bento
Hocking County
New Blood Type Discovery Affects Paternity Tests
Two Canadian scientists report a new blood protein type that refines paternity testing beyond standard ABO groups. The method cannot prove a man is the father, but it can disprove it if the child’s protein type cannot arise from the man and the mother’s blood types.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
East Lansing
Mich
Mc Cutchen Aims for Top Prize on The $84,000 Question
New York broadcast notes Captain Richard Sherrill McCutchen won $12,000 by sharing dessert recipes from his gastronomic knowledge. He advances on CBS The $84,000 Question and could win $32,000 or risk a car if he fails. He described five desserts and origins: bombe zabaglione plykoek flummery pfeffernuss.
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Hioian
Richard Sherrill McCutcheon
Ohio State University
Hal March
McCutcheon
Ana
New York
Richard Sherrill
McCutchen
CBS
St. Louis Cardinals
Buford
Long Island
Power
Big tax service scandal hinted by pundit
New York Herald Tribune reports a major political scandal may erupt over the Internal Revenue Service and Dallas attorney Edgar E Hoppe. The piece notes promised access to key Hoppe files and alleges political influence, with fallout anticipated from the White House Center.
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New York
The
Herald Tribune
Edgar E. Hoppe
Dallas
Tex
Assatant Revenue Commission
Prem
Fieppe
Tennessees
T. Ht
Dunigan
Oak Ridge High
Fred Brown
Ashland
Chicago
Board of Educa
National Founda Thon
Midwest
Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Grooms
University of “Alabama A
Wisconsin
Texas
Shan Tembay
Big Spring
Austin
Casey
Bexar County
Mainate Dou
Abortion Drug Tied to Woman’s Death in Philadelphia
Dist Atty Samuel Dash tied a drug containing an herb to the death of a young heiress Mrs Doris Silver Oestreicher. He said a criminal abortion caused her death and an arrest is expected, though not imminent. The woman, who eloped June 24 with Earl M. Oestreicher, died August 24 in Philadelphia just before her 23rd birthday.
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Doris Silver Oestreicher
Samuel Dash
Death Dash
Earl M. Oestreicher
Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia
Ohio Traffic Deaths Over Labor Day Weekend
Columbus report says 25 highway deaths over the Labor Day holiday were terrible all uncalled for. MG Feity, director of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety, urged motorists to assume responsibility on the highways during the long weekend and warned that the department predicts more fatalities.
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Ohio
Columbus
MG. Feity
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Fnor
Feliy
Ohio Wildlife Council to pick chief of wildlife division
The nine man Ohio Wildlife Council will meet Friday to review candidates for chief of the wildlife division in the State Department of Natural Resources. Director W. W. Marion will appoint the new chief and seeks a unanimous council recommendation. The post follows Dr. Charles A. Dembach’s move to Ohio State University’s new natural resources institute. John Halliday of Gallipolis heads the council.
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Olumbus
Ohio Wildlife Council
State Department of Natural Resources
W. W. Marion
Natural Resources
Marion
Charles A. Dembach
Ohio’ State University
Marson
Wildlife Council
John Halliday
Gallipolis
Boys Admitted Smashing Church Interior in South St Louis
Five boys aged 8 to 12 confessed to vandalizing the Carondelet Baptist Church interior in South St Louis. They reported pushing holes in walls, flooding the basement and damaging the religious education building.
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Planation
Jenuren
Carondelet Baptist Charen
South Sc
Forest Fire Threatens Log Town in Northern California
A massive Pacific Coast wildfire menaces Yreka California as 1800 firefighters and 400 soldiers rush to the scene. The blaze has burned about 100000 acres and threatens homes as dawn forecasts warn of hot windy weather and potential fire storms. In Oregon, numerous wildfires scorch forests while Sequoia terrain survives a 15000 acre blaze near Grant Grove.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Yreka
California
Oregon
Klamath National Forest
Fie
Presidio of
Bowers
Forest Service
Fremont National Forest
Medford
Tolo
Ghoco National Forest
Sneca
River National Forest
Southern Pacific
Santa Barbara
Southern California
Sequoia National Forest
Central California
Parade of the Hills Church Day Celebrated in Nelsonville
Community marks third day of the Parade of the Hills with evangelists Curt and Charlotte Davis performing a religious musical program at 7 30 p m at the Athletic Field. Open houses welcome visitors from all churches, with prize judging for baked goods and candy to benefit the Ladies Division.
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Sellonville
Curt
Charlotte Davis
Nelsonville
Church With & Land
Show
Nelsonville Garden
Clu
Ohio. Fuel Gas Co
Escape Mutiny and Theft Reported at Military Depot
In Albuquerque sixty eight men escaped a fiery incident during a seaborn mission while Air Force units responded at Sandia Base. In Columbus Police reported more than $50,000 worth of tin ingots stolen from the Army General Depot, materiel bought in World War II for emergencies.
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Albuquerque
Seth
Peay
Ouengne
Consconden
Te Sandia
Air Force Teanpor
Isingneland Air
Bae
Columbus
Columbus General Depot
Riots Roil Turkish Cities Over Cyprus Dispute
Turkiye cities Istanbul and Izmir amid Cyprus tensions as mobs attack Greek targets. Britain Turkey and Greece failed to reach accord at a three‑way foreign ministers conference in Ankara. Authorities blame agitation by Red agents influencing young Turks in a volatile dispute over Cyprus.
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Stent Antiareek
Istanbul
Inmir
Turkey
Idanda
Cyprus
Mar[ony
Mediterranean
Zalaonath
Greece
Britain
Ara
Ankara
Red
Cypri
Izmir
Smyrna
Jowt Turki
Americans Question Soviet Release of German National Claim
U S officials doubt the Soviet claim that Charles Hopkins, a New York City born man freed by the Soviets as an American civilian, is actually German named Frederick Glaulyta. Army and intelligence officers say his claimed German identity and details raise inconsistencies. He spoke fluent English and appeared older than 27, with a vague account of capture by Russians.
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Charles
Frederick Hopkins
Edu
Illan
New York City
U.S
Sficers
Army ‘Command
Berlin
Hopf Xing
Kinus Frederick Glaulyta
Secu
Administration studies cuts to reduce 1.7 billion deficit
Administration sources say a broad economy drive will be urged across all departments to trim spending and help balance the budget by the end of the month. The potential largest cut is expected in Air and Force expenditures as the Treasury targets the projected deficit forecast by Secretary Humphrey.
Republic Steel to Spend 130 Million on Plant Expansion
Republic Steel announced a 130 million expansion plan to increase basic steel plant capacity at facilities in Greveland Warren Youngstown Chicago and Gadsden Alabama. The program starts immediately with pours from new furnaces and will raise annual capacity by 18 percent to exceed 6.6 million tons. The expansion aims to boost employment as capacity more than doubles from 1980 output levels.
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Ray Ak Re
Repece Steel Corp
EiBo
Greveland
Warren
Younge
Chicago
Gads
Ala
Republic Mills
T ‘Ould
Republi
Expansion program aims to settle largest republic yet
The expansion plan follows three prior Gallipoli era programs and a 1950 car program, adding significant steelmaking capacity and boosting Republic’s annual output. Officials expect the finalcy guncey Hans announcement later. Pomeroy Middleport coverage includes sports and television notes, with women's topics noted.
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Republic
Cy Guncey Hans
Ch&one
Gallipoli
Clouser
Yean Iabtic
Insurance investigation targets GIs and overseas agents
The A Hass Subcommittee urged the Department to tighten rules on insurance sales to American service members abroad. It cited laxity and abuses by agents and firms, saying overseas commanders license firms, and some insurers have inadequate assets or sell worthless policies.
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Dee Lease
Armed Services
Servcemen
Department
Westinghouse Refuses Arbitration in Pittsburgh Strike
Westinghouse at Nestinghouse east Pittsburgh plant refuses arbitration over a time study dispute. About 2200 workers struck last August and 5000 more were furloughed as management defends its right to run the plant. Plant manager L B McCulley is quoted saying there can be no compromise with management's right to manage.
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CIO
Nestinghouse
East
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
L. B. McCulley
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