Ohio Bell Strike Ends as Western Electric Pact Clears Path
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and Communications Workers of America hold talks to end a four day strike by 18 500 Ohio Bell employees after the Western Electric settlement prompts renewed negotiations for a nationwide wage and benefits package. A 15 month contract would raise Ohio Bell payroll by about five million dollars annually.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Bell
New York
CWA
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Ohio
Thomas W. Robertson
San Marino splits as anti communist group forms rival government
In San Marino anti communist forces set up a rival government to challenge the Communist regime after Parliament was dissolved. Prof Federico Bigi heads a five member executive as clashes with soldiers occurred outside the Parliament building. no serious injuries reported.
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San Marino
Tren
Federico Bigi
Bigi
Education Program Outlined By Bowling Green Leader
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald president of Bowling Green State University outlined a four point plan for Ohio higher education over the next two decades. He urged strengthening existing four year colleges expanding freshman and sophomore opportunities by extending public school and branch university systems expanding professional programs especially engineering and medical training and widening graduate study to PhD level.
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Bowling Green
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
McDonald
Eastland Predicts Court Power Curb
Batesville Massachusetts report says Senator James Eastland predicts a curb on U S Supreme Court power. He told Rotarians the court has gone wild and is remaking government and that Congress will move within years to curb federal judiciary powers.
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Batesville
Mass
James Eastland
D-Miss
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
New York Board Votes Near Million to Fight Delinquency
The New York City Board of Estimate approves almost one million dollars to address juvenile delinquency. The action signals the city's intensified effort to curb youth crime with funding for programs and services.
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N.Y.C
New York
City Board of Estimate
Plowing contest opens second half amid gloom
In Peebles Ohio the world plowing matches enter the last half as pessimism grows among contestants. Coaches voice gloom over conditions with complaints about dryness moisture and heat. Forty-two plots of stubble land are plowed in half acre sections as competitors from 14 nations race with a tighter time limit.
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Peebles
Ohio
Record Snow Hits Rockies
Helena reports one of the heaviest snowfalls in history with nearly 14 inches in 24 hours. A transient laborer died from the blizzard and traffic, communications, and rail service were disrupted across Montana Wyoming and Colorado as frost warnings extended toward Denver. Stephan Hat of Crawford Nebraska was found frozen in Spokane Washington near an open railroad car. Temperatures across the region were forecast to dip into the 20s.
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Mont
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Stephan Hat
Crawford
Neb
Spokane
Wash
Montana Rockies
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Ohio University Enrollments Near Record
Ohio University reports enrollment on the first day surpassed last year with 6850 registered in 10 hours at Chubb Library. Registrar Mahn expects about 150 late registrants to reach near 7000 for 1957 58, with final day Sept 30 and fee deadlines Sept 25. Classes run 10 weeks to Thanksgiving with Christmas break planned.
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Ohio University
Edwin Watts Chubb Liary
Robert E. Mahn
Ohio U.’s
Teamsters Election Delay Likely After Court Action
Federal Judge J Dickenson Letts sign an order to show cause delaying the Teamsters election as New York rank and file members seek to block the Miami convention opening September 30. Attorney Godfrey P Schmidt says the move aims to delay until new delegates are democratically chosen.
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Federal
J. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters Union
New York
Teamsters
Miami
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Letts
Florida
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters
Dave Beck
Schmidt
Pay TV Opposition Grows Over Experimental Plans
U.S. Senator Charles E. Potter of Michigan plans to urge Congress to halt FCC pay TV experiments until a policy is set. He argues the FCC lacks authority to authorize subscription TV and should defer to Congress. NARTB leaders echoed the challenge to the FCC which has indicated permits won’t be issued before March 1.
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Charles E. Potter
Mich
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Federal Communications Commission
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Communications
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NARTB
Harold E. Fellows
Commission
U N Identifies U S Airmen in Korea Shooting
The U N Command named two U S airmen involved in wounding two Korean girls at Kunsan. Airman 3C Carroll B. Taylor of Cincinnati and Airman Basic Edward Young of Philo Ohio are detained awaiting investigation. The men were guarding a bomb dump and fired into the air when locals ignored orders to halt. The South Korean government plans to protest to the U S Embassy.
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U. N. Command
U. S
Kunsan
Carroll B. Taylor
Cincinnati
Edward Young
Route 1
Philo
Ohio
Air Force
Lee Sang Yong
Pickerington Bank Robbery Sparks Manhunt in Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol reports a man robbed the Pickerington Bank in Pickerington this morning and fled with an undetermined cash amount. Police and deputies across central Ohio set up roadblocks as a Columbus-registered car was linked to the getaway. Pickerington lies in western Fairfield County.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Pickerington
Ohio
Fairfield County
King Haakon VII Unchanged in Ill Health
Oslo medical bulletin reports King Haakon VII, age 85, remains dangerously ill with circulatory ailment. He spent a quiet night and has a normal temperature while receiving intravenous feeding.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon VII
Faubus Is Absent When Trial Opens
The history making injunction hearing against Gov. Orval Faubus began in U S District Court at 11 04 am without his presence. The government seeks to stop him from interfering with school integration at Little Rock Central High School. He again refused a federal court subpoena, marking a second day of nonappearance.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U.S. District Court
Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Landmark case tests federal state power over school integration
The United States opens court action in Arkansas to end Gov. Faubus role in blocking Black enrollment at Central High, with FBI evidence and a 400 page report cited. Judge Davies may issue an injunction, Faubus likely appeals to the Eighth Circuit and possibly the Supreme Court. Eisenhower expresses disappointment at stalled integration progress.
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Ark
U. S
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
Republic
Faubus
Ronald N. Davies
FBI
Davies
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8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Newport
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Ohio GI and six others charged in hospital death
Pfc. Jim Williams Jr. of Dayton Ohio and five other American soldiers are ordered to stand trial on murder and assault charges in the death of Hospitalman Adrien R Nokleby aged 19 from Wells County North Carolina. Nokleby died from heating and kicking injuries in August.
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Okinawa
Jim Williams,Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Adrien R. Nokleby
Wells County
N. C
Nokleby
Solon's Widow's Estate Valued at 954,542 in Akron Probate
Akron probate court values the estate of Mrs. Josephine Seiberling at 954542. Beneficiaries include two daughters and five grandchildren. The estate includes 200000 in shares of each of three tire companies Firestone Goodyear and B F Goodrich. Seiberling died June 23.
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Josephine Seiberling
Francis W. Seiberling
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Goodrich
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Goodsyear
Seiberling
Gromyko Blasts NATO Over Middle East Tension
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused NATO and the West of inflaming Middle East tensions during a General Assembly address. He said the Soviet Union cannot remain an impassive observer as Syria faces foreign pressure and threatened intervention.
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General Assembly
Gromyko
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Syria
U S Secretary of Defense Claims Gains on Russia in Military Strength
Secretary of Defense Wilson said the United States has gained on the Russians in relative military strength since 1953, citing better weapons and missiles. He announced a 100,000-man force reduction to 2,600,000 by next June and plans to cut civilian payroll by up to 40,000, with further reductions possible. He downplayed Soviet ICBM test claims but warned they may eventually field an operational missile.
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Wilson
Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
United States
Doctor and Wife Donate 11 Acre Recreation Land
Greenfield Ohio doctors Walter Felson and his wife deeded 11 acres to the village for public recreation with a 50 year nonsegregation stipulation. The land lies in the southeast section of town and transfer occurred Thursday.
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Greenfield
Ohio
Walter Felson
North American Aviation Announces Further Local Layoffs
North American Aviation in Columbus will lay off about 500 employees starting next week. The company said roughly 2,500 workers have already been laid off since early summer and a similar total of 500 more will be cut before year end.
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Columbus
North American Aviation, Inc
Liquid Lye Burns Eyes Of Youth In Brooklyn
The 16 year old David Ozersky was partly blinded when liquid lye was hurled in his face by classmate Maurice Kessler 17. A specialist said he is more hopeful now that sight can be saved with some vision restored. full damage to be assessed in 10 days to two weeks. Kessler faces felonious assault arraignment. Ozersky suffers burns to eyes face neck and back at St Clare's Hospital.
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New York
David Ozersky
Brooklyn
Ozersky
Maurice Kessler
St. Clare’s Hospital
Loren P. Guy
Guy
Kentucky Police Seek 2 in Ohio Shooting
Warren County Sheriff Satterthwaite asks Kentucky officials to watch for Joe Noe and Samuel Allen both of South Lebanon. Sparks, the assistant police chief, was shot in the foot by a passing car while at the police HQ doorway.
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Ohio
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Kentucky
South Lebanon
Caesar Sparks
Joe Noe
Samuel Fred Allen
Sparks
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Walk light test called success by police Farmers wives begin milk plant pickets Ohio U opens football season Saturday Athens High travels to Belpre tonight Estimated 10 000 See forestry exhibit can missiles and bombers from the Al Glouster Nelsonville women page references sports and television listings
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