Nixon urges GOP unity to win 1954 elections in Ohio
Vice President Richard Nixon urged Republicans at the Ohio State Convention in Columbus to vote for Republican candidates in 1954. He warned against disunity and said low turnout would let Democrats gain in Congress. He highlighted Maine as an example of intra party fighting and stressed mobilizing a large electorate to protect Eisenhower's program.
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
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Maine
Nixon
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Ohio
George Bender
John Bricker
William Saxbe
Ohio House
Saxbe
Bender
Richard Nixon
Joseph Martin
Midwest
Martin
Racial zoning ends for Hillsboro elementary schools
Hillsboro Ohio officials order residential zoning for grades one through six at Webster Washington Lincoln schools. Most Negro pupils move to Lincoln while officials defend the plan as nonracial. A former county engineer Philip Partridge is indicted for arson burglary and entering to protest facilities for Negro students.
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Washington
Lincoln
Highland County
Ohio
Webster
Philip H. Partridge
Partridge
Train crash near New Delhi kills at least 10 students injured
A New Delhi bound express train struck a truck crowded with students at a grade crossing 80 miles north of the capital last night. Ten people died and 18 were injured in the collision.
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New Delhi
India
Reddish Tint Hair Gets Young Hunter Peppered by Blast
In Chillicothe a young hunter, Dale Comer, 21, was peppered by 72 shotgun pellets while squirrel hunting in a sunlit wooded patch. His companion, Leslie She-34, mistook his reddish blond hair for a squirrel. Comer was treated and released from a local hospital.
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Chillicothe
Dale Comer
Comer
Leslie She
Adlai urges GOP to reexamine myths and McCarthyism
In Cincinnati Adlai Stevenson urged a political reappraisal by Republicans, arguing they long nourished myths and McCarthyism for gain and attacked the idea that Democrats are anti business. He contrasted Democratic policy with Republican practices and stressed the value of broad customer purchasing power for business.
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Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson
Maine
State Dulles
Indochina
Dulles
Stevenson
McCarthy
Police Capture Two in Taxi Driver Kidnap Robbery Case
Police yesterday captured two men accused of kidnapping taxi driver James Russell and robbing him at gunpoint of $10. They were charged with armed robbery.
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Ironton
James Russell
Hospital Opens New Wing Expanding East Liverpool Facility
City Hospital in East Liverpool opens a new wing Sunday boosting beds from 102 to 187 and bassinets from 39 to 87, increasing capacity and patient care capabilities.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
City Hospital
Executive Dies in Los Angeles At 34
Edward O. Seils, 34, president of the National Association of Foremen and manufacturing executive assistant at North American Aviation Inc., died Tuesday. His death was reported from Los Angeles and noted in industry circles.
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Los Angeles
Edward O. Seils
National Association of Foremen
North American Aviation, Inc
Hunter Killed As Squirrel Season Opens
Ohio opens squirrel season with a fatal hunting accident in Morrow County. Ralph Bane, 33, of Galion, died from shotgun pellets after Harold West fired at movement in brush. Bane's widow and four children survive. Other hunters injured include Gerald Shaffer 22 Akron Walter Reich 34 Canton and Dale Comer 21 Chillicothe with varying wounds and hospital transfers.
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Morrow County
Harold West
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West
Galion City Hospital
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Akron
Walter Reich
Canton
Dale Comer
Chillicothe
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Osego
Muskingum County
Reich
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Hunting
Anton Hospital
Caldwell
Pacific Typhoon Levels Six Homes on Saipan
A powerful Pacific typhoon battered Saipan destroying six residential buildings and other structures at the base. No casualties were reported. The storm whipped winds near 120 miles per hour with its center about 620 miles southeast of Okinawa.
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Saipan
Navy
Okinawa
Man Pleads Innocent In Newsboy Murder Case
SIDNEY Ohio P Rob ert J Howard 44 of Troy pleads innocent to first degree murder in the Aug 26 death of 13 year old Piqua newsboy Leroy Urban Francis Jr No trial date set pending a psychiatrist report and he also pleads not guilty by reason of insanity A body was found in a creek.
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Ohio
Robert J. Howard
Troy
Leroy Urban Francis Jr
Piqua Newsboy
Howard
Ray
Hancock
Taylor
Bay
Gallipolis Man Shot Accidentally While Hunting
Gallipolis resident John E Halliday 46 chairman of the Ohio Wildlife Council was shot in a hunting accident in southern Gallia County at 845 this morning. He was taken to Holzer Hospital in good condition with shotgun pellets injuring the left face left arm and leg. The incident occurred when George Craft of Columbus fired at about 150 feet as Halliday climbed over a log on the Rucker farm near Mercerville. Halliday partner Warren F Sheets and James Huck witnessed the event andHalliday was planning discharge Friday.
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John E. Halliday
Ohio Wildlife Council
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
Halliday
George Craft
Columbus
Craft
Atty. Halliday
Warren F. Sheets
James Huck
Middletown Dentists Urge Water Fluoridation
Eighteen Middletown dentists urged the city commission to adopt water fluoridation to curb dental decay citing Hamilton as a model. Medical and dental experts have advocated fluoride use. the council took no immediate action.
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Middletown
City Commission
Hamilton
Crash at Parkersburg Kills Three Ohioans
Three members of a Hamilton Ohio family were killed and two injured in a two car wreck eight miles east of Parkersburg West Virginia. Victims were William C Utrecht 75 Lena Utrecht 68 and Lillian Utrecht 18. The couple s son William 48 and his wife Irma were in fair condition at a Parkersburg hospital. The Utrechts were returning from a vacation in Virginia.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Hamilton Ohio
Diabetes Tied to Malfunctioning Liver Says New Report
A medical report presented at the American Chemical Society conference links diabetes to liver trouble. Dr. Arthur Mirsky of the University of Pittsburgh and coauthor Gladys Perisutti describe liver insulinase destroying insulin, suggesting liver involvement in diabetes management.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Arthur I. Mirsky
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Mirsky
Gladys Perisutti
Crazed Carpenter Takes Hostage Then Dies in Gunfire
In Little Rock Arkansas an escaped mental hospital patient named H B Long seized a woman on her front porch and was killed by an off duty policeman's gunfire after forcing the hostage through the house to the yard. The assailant had Brandished a .22 rifle during his brief escape and was killed after a struggle. A neighbor alerted police who surrounded the home and fired when Long moved to threaten the hostage. The hostage Mrs A D Lynn survived.
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Ark
H. B. Long
Arkansas
A. D. Ah
Mr. Lynn
West Little Rock
Mra. Effie Callihan
Mra. Callihan
Long
Mra. Lynn
Mra
Lynn
Mrs. Lynn
Gene Smith
Fellows
Antioch College under HUAC inquiry yields few concrete findings
Dayton AP reports a House Un-American Activities subcommittee found little concrete evidence of subversion at Antioch College after a three day hearing. Witnesses described Marxist study groups among a small faculty and student body, with former members and associates named by a Dayton FBI veteran, but no proven Communist activity established.
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Congressional
Antioch College
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Robert M. Metcalf
Metcalf
Communist Party
Mra. Oo Ober
Chagrin Fallship
Ee Il
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Gordon Scherer
Cincinnati Republican
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Ober
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Bose A
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Arthur Strunk
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Strunk
Obers
Air Force
Marciano Charles Heavyweight Title Fight Postponed
New York reports the Rocky Marciano and Farzad Charles title bout delayed from tonight to tomorrow due to rain. The change shifts schedule for fans and officials awaiting the heavyweight clash.
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New York
Rocky Marciano-Fazard Charles
Coed Killing Confession Doubt Raised by Police
Oklahoma convict Jack Ray admitted to killing Penn State coed Rachel Taylor in 1940 to keep her from exposing a dope ring. State Police say his story contains numerous discrepancies and does not fit the case records.
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Oklahoma
Penn State College
Pennsylvania
Jack Ray
Oklahoma City
Rachel Taylor
Cpl
Howard Hancock
Ray
Texas Governor to Portray Himself in Oil Boom Film
Texas Governor Al Lan Shivers will appear as himself in the Pine production of Lucy Gallant, a movie about a Texas oil boom town. The announcement lists Shivers as the film’s cameo star and notes the governor’s participation in the project.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Pine
Lucy Galant
Eden Pushes European Alliance To Rearm West Germany
British Foreign Secretary Eden outlined a plan to form a European alliance allowing West Germany to rearm at a closed North Atlantic Council meeting with 14 nations. U S Secretary of State Dulles aims for a quick meeting in West Germany to press for NATO membership amid French hesitation and Assembly opposition to a six nation defense community.
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Eden
North Atlantic Council
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United States
France
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State Dulles
NATO
Pierre Mendes-France
French National Assembly
War Bride Charged In Shotgun Slaying
Dayton police charged Annie Cecilia Pigg 29 with first degree murder after John W. Pigg 43 was shot in his home. The couple, married nine years with four children, had prior tavern visits before the fatal shotgun blast.
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John W. Pigg
Annie Cecilia
Pigg
Piggs
Judge Hears Pavett’s Long Record Across Six Reigns
Judge Tudor Rees notes Arthur Pavett has spent 44 years in custody since 1999 under six rulers. Pavett faces new two year term on theft charges as the court reviews his extensive criminal history.
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Arthur Pavett
Victoria
Tudor Rees
Undercover Man Called At Hearing of Publisher
A Toledo man testifies at a federal communications commission hearing into Edward Lamb publisher of the Erie Dispatch. Lamb denies the accusations of Communist ties and has issued a $10,000 reward for refuting his non Communist affidavits. Proceedings include witness William Cummings and objections from Lamb’s counsel over alleged hearsay and credibility.
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Ohio
FBI
Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
Dulles Seeks Stronger Europe Ties And Southeast Asia Pact
Secretary of State Dulles spoke of robust anti communist defenses in Europe while praising the Southeast Asia defense pact as a substantial contribution to preserving free governments. He noted U S naval and air strength in the Pacific backing the Manila treaty and discussed possible Franco German cooperation within an EDC framework during talks with Adenauer and Churchill.
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Konrad Adenauer
Lemson
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Senators Divided Over Recall Call to Censure McCarthy
In Washington two Democratic senators split on whether the Senate should reconvene before the November 2 elections to act on censure charges against Senator McCarthy. Senator Gore urged reconvening if the special committee's report is ready, while Senator McCarran favored delaying action until the new Congress. Senator Potter said the committee’s findings would determine if a session is needed, with Watkins leading a bipartisan probe that aims to finish by October 1. Knowland and Lyndon Johnson must set a return date.
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McCarthy
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Hut
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Aaa Congress
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Utah
Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Remaining Four Quints Start New Studies
The four remaining Dionne quintuplets begin new studies in Montreal. Cecile and Yvonne train as nurses at Notre Dame de L Esperance in St. Laurent. Marguerite Bour Marie studies French and sewing, while Annette and Emilie focus on family life after the death of their sister in August.
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Cecile
Yvonne
Notre Dame de L Esperance
St. Laurent
Marguerite Bour Marie
Annette &K Mmilies
Tulse Emilie
Hunters Must Bring Whole Fox for Bounty Rules
PAINESVILLE sheriff’s office announces new bounty rule requiring hunters to present entire fox to claim the $3 bounty. Previously four paws sufficed. rule aims to curb carcass seizures and moving parts to different locations.
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Lake Bounty
Sheriff's Office
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