Eisenhower defends sacrifices to fight a hydrogen threat in Boston
President Eisenhower pledges no sacrifice is too great to thwart enemies armed with terrible weapons. At a $100-a-plate rally in Boston Garden he prompts talk of new taxes to meet the hydrogen bomb threat while touting GOP gains and possible income tax cuts next January.
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United Nations
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North Korean Pilot Escapes in Mig Under Armistice Questions
A 22 year old North Korean Air Force lieutenant said communists have flown MiGs and bombers into Korea since the armistice. He landed at Kimpo near Seoul after leaving Pyongyang, seeking freedom and hoping to study in the United States.
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Eisenhower Defends Record In Reply To Democrats
President Eisenhower outlined ten achievements since taking office on January 20. He cited bipartisan leadership in international affairs, end of fighting in Korea, aid shipments to Pakistan, Korea, and Berlin, economic deregulation, tariff review, farm support, expanded local participation, government cleanup progress, reducing expenditures toward a balanced budget, and steps to erase racial discrimination and segregation.
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Humphrey Affirms Scheduled 10 Percent Tax Cuts Will Proceed
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey told the American Bankers Association convention there will be no delay in the 10 percent individual income tax reduction at year end and no renewal of the excess profits tax which expires December 31. He cautioned over defense spending amid Russian threats and noted the tax cuts are still on track despite speculation of a new levy. Senator George of Georgia doubted a federal sales tax proposal and warned the Treasury is wary of revenue losses from automatic cuts.
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Police Study Autopsy Data Helps Slaying Case
Autopsy findings reveal the young victim, aged 18 to 25, was two months pregnant and had been assaulted before death. Police seek clues as to whether death resulted from strangling or stabbing, with officials confirming partial details from the medical examiner at Ohio State University Hospital. The mother of a missing girl in Charleston, West Virginia, says the recovered body is not her daughter.
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Harold Roth
Emmerich van Haam
Ohio State University Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
BRT Seeks Wage Rise for Railroad Workers
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with 215000 members plans a $3 per day raise for all railroads, effective October 1. President W P Kennedy says he expects acceptance with no opposition, and the General Chairmen's Assn votes to pursue a 37? cent hourly increase following a Cleveland meeting.
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Lausche Seeks Ohio Water Pipe Proposal
Gov Frank Lausche asked the state natural resources director to study piping water from Lake Erie and the Ohio River to inland towns facing shortages. He urged definite steps to protect communities and industries, noting acute need in northern and southern Ohio watersheds.
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Frank J. Lausche
Natural Resources
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Five Day Outlook With Mild Temperatures Across Regions
The forecast shows temperatures near normal with highs around 71 to 75 and lows near 51 to 52. Expect a cool Wednesday, warmer Thursday, then cooler Friday with a chance of showers especially on Friday and little precipitation otherwise.
Bankers Urged To Become Sound Money Missionaries
President Eisenhower urged the American Bankers Association to pursue policies that are sound for all Americans. He spoke to about 3,800 bankers and spouses at Constitution Hall, praising saving incentives amid a large bond ownership base and urging bankers to promote sound money nationwide. Agriculture Secretary Benson urged farm policy away from centralized power, while ABA president W Harold Brenton called bankers to be sound money missionaries to avert government intervention.
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Auto Truck Crash Kills Mason Man
A Point Pleasant man Raymond Reynolds aged 39 died early today in a crash between a car and a truck at Route 33 and Hamilton Road near Columbus. An unidentified female passenger was seriously injured and not expected to live. The truck driver sustained minor injuries. Reynolds had recently moved to Ohio for work. his wife Francis Reynolds and their son Bobby Ray, 16, survive. The body was taken to the University Hospital morgue in Columbus. West Virginia State Police were alerted via Ohio officers.
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University Hospital
West Virginia
Summer Ends With Chilly Farewell Across Regions
The summer season officially ends at 3:07 am EST on Wednesday as a cool Canadian air mass moves from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast. Freezing conditions blanket the Midwest and Rockies while showers push along the New England coast and in western Washington. Flooding threatens 200,000 acres of farm and cattle land in central south Florida.
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28th Polio Case Listed in Meigs
Meigs County reports its 28th polio case as Kenneth Longstreth, 14, of Pomeroy, is hospitalized in Dayton at Miami Valley Hospital after a two day visit. The health department confirmed the case, noting it is treated as a Meigs County instance.
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Gales Rip British Isles Amid Severe Atlantic Storms
Liner Ile de France aided 24 seamen rescued from the stricken Greenville off the Welsh coast as gales to 80 mph churned the eastern Atlantic. One crewman died, another body remained aboard the sinking freighter. Seven crewmen were saved from a sinking lightship near St Gowans Head. A one legged yachtsman swam four miles to safety. Weather officials warned gales would intensify with Hurricane Edna remnants.
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Gallia Veteran Hoe sea George Twyman Found Dead
In Gallia, Hoe sea George Twyman, 58, was found dead at the Park Central Hotel where he lived for six years. Coroner Warehime ruled death a self inflicted gunshot. Twyman served over 20 years in the U.S. Army and fought in World Wars I and II. He survived by three siblings and is to have rites at Vernon McCoy Funeral Home with burial at Vinton Memorial Park.
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Aleutian Islands
Rusk
Ritchie County
W. Va
Flora Cain Twyman
Beria Escape Rumor Probed by U S Agencies
Washington reports government investigators including the FBI and CIA are examining claims that Lavrenty Beria, former Soviet police chief, escaped Russia and sought asylum in the United States. Vice President Nixon said the story reached him about a month ago and is in proper hands. State Department officials offered no comment.
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Ex Red Prisoners Win Press Awards
New York Associated Press staffers William Oatis and Frank Noel won Overseas Press Club honors while prisoners of Communists on opposite sides of the world. The awards were listed in April 1952 with Oatis in a Czechoslovakian prison and Noel in a Chinese Communist camp in Korea.
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Frank Noel
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Noel
Korea
Eisenhower to Skip News Conference This Week
Washington reports President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference this week. The White House says he plans to meet with newsmen a week from Wednesday.
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Eisenhower
White House
U S Proposes Neutral Nations Role in Korean Peace Talks
United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr proposes that the UN and Communist participants decide if neutral states should attend the Korean peace conference. He offers a U S representative to meet with Chinese Communists and North Koreans in Geneva Honolulu or San Francisco. The plan follows Russia backed moves to reopen conference composition.
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Hawaiians Welcome Home Dean From Korea Captivity
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean returns to American soil in Hawaii after 71 months in Korean captivity. He departs Hickam AFB at 10 am for Travis AFB, meets family in California, and is greeted with flowers and cheers by locals including Clarance Young, a fellow repatriate.
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Birds Crash Into Empire State Building In Morning Haze
A morning haze and gale wind caused about 300 migratory birds to die after colliding with the Empire State Building in New York. About a thousand more birds flying then passed safely, perched on terraces below. A unique two foot winged bird later glided into a liquor shop, circling a stack of Scotch.
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Empire State
Cincinnati Police Find Juvenile Den
Cincinnati police exploring a missing girl case uncovered a basement dance club called the Slow Drag Inn. A 23 by 13 foot room lit by a single green bulb hosted about 150 youths engaging in alleged sexual promiscuities, though the missing girl was not found.
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Carl Wittmyer
Hunter Kills Self While Hunting Squirrels
Willie S Delong 30 of near London Ohio accidentally shot and killed himself Monday during a squirrel hunt authorities said Delong was alone at the time and the incident occurred in the rural area near London Ohio
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Soviet Purges Georgian Leader Bakhradze
The Georgian Soviet republic ousts Premier B M Bakhradze and dismisses party secretary Merkulava as part of Kremlin purges sweeping subordinate republic governments. Comrade Galatishvili named to replace Bakhradze. Radio in Tiflis reports the changes by decree from the republic's Supreme Soviet Presidium.
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Lavrenty P. Beri
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B. M. Bakhradze
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Supreme Soviet
Court Hears Gallia Appeals
Fourth District Court of Appeals judges considered three appeals in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Mary Etta Drape sued Herman Drape for damages from an automobile crash after a jury awarded 5000 dollars. Gilbert Bostic appealed false imprisonment after receiving no damages. A Lawrence County case had no record in the clerk of courts office.
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James Collier
Russell K. McCurdy
Roy J. Gillen
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Gallia County
Rev. Vincent G. Schiele Dies at 57 in Ohio
The Rev. Fr. Vincent G. Schiele, 57, chaplain at Mount St. Mary Hospital since its 1950 opening, died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville. A native of Zanesville, he formerly led St. Louis Church in Gallipolis from 1945, and had been on leave since June due to illness. Funeral plans are announced by Hillis Funeral Home. Mass at St. Nicholas Church will be held at a later time.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Martins Ferry
Hillis
St. Nicholas Church
Saas
Mother and Daughters Die After Collision Near MonTour
A school bus collided with another car in Mon Tour Iowa on Monday. Mrs Mildred Louise Foreman 23 of Tama and her two daughters Donna Louise 1 and Linda Diane 2 months were killed. Bus driver Robert H Russell 32 escaped uninjured.
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Ilowa
Ohio
Mildred Louise Foreman
Reds report POWs refuse repatriation in Korea exchange
North Korea and allied officials disclose that at least 20 Americans and Britons along with more than 300 Koreans refuse repatriation in the Korean prisoner exchange. Wilfred Burchett, reporting from Kaesong, cites 23 Americans one Briton and 335 Koreans held in a camp awaiting possible shifts under UN armistice terms.
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