Pat McCarran Dies in Hawthorne After Speech
Sen. Pat McCarran of Nevada died at 78 in Hawthorne soon after a rally. The lone wolf Democrat collapsed amid condolences and was pronounced dead from a coronary occlusion. He served 22 years in Washington, facing a shifting Nevada Democratic scene and speculation on a successor.
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Pat McCarran
Lone Wolf Democrat
Hawthorne
Sen
Nevada
Washington
Senate
McCarran
Civic Center
E. F. Hanson
Mineral County
Indochina May Get U.S. Help
The United States and France near an accord on aid to Indochina with French troop withdrawal. Plans reportedly include American financial help for South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and training for native forces to assume security duties.
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Washington
Indochina
Europe
France
West Germany
United States
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
U. S
Guy Lachambre
Walter Bedell Smith
State Department
Geneva
Cleanup of Tenements Ordered in Columbus
Mayor M E Sensenbrenner ordered an immediate cleanup of the city's rooming houses after touring properties on the south and east sides. He warned arrests would be made if cited rental properties are not repaired and criticized the fire department building department and board of health for permitting the misery and double rents for derelict properties.
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Columbus
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Building Department
Board of Health
Sensenbrenner
German French Leaders Meet on West German Defense Plan
French Premier Mendes France and West German Chancellor Adenauer conferred over armament plans and independence for West Germany. The leaders seek safeguards against extremism while agreeing on a path to NATO or a seven nation alliance to supervise rearmament and future sovereignty.
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London
Pierre Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Lancaster House
West Germany
Walter Hallstein
Adenauer
Mendes - France
Mendes-France
Saarland
United States
Canada
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Adermuer
France
AFL Official Denies Charge in Racketeering Hearing
Cleveland report briefs AFL Teamsters official Babe Triscaro testifies at a House Subcommittee on Labor Racketeering hearing. He defends handling of health and welfare funds and fielded questions on union control of truck unloading. Triscaro cites 15 percent fund allocation for administration amid scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Louis
Babe) Triscaro
AFL
Teamsters
Triscaro
House
Teamsters Local 436
Clare E. Hoffman
Rmich
Ohio Teamsters Council
Ohio truck firms flee state over axle-mile tax
An Ohio Trucking Assn official said many trucking companies are leaving the state to dodge retaliatory taxes tied to Ohio’s axle-mile tax. Treasurer Jesse W. Sentle of Toledo reported 17 firms moved out and others licensed equipment elsewhere. J. R. Riley of Columbus urged replacing the tax with fuel taxes and creating independent highway funds oversight. Association President C. E. Williams of Mansfield pressed for border-free access and stronger commerce arteries, arguing the axle-mile tax harms all involved.
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Ohio Trucking Assn
Ohio
Jesse W. Sentle
Toledo
J. R. Riley
Columbus
Association
C. E. Williams
Mansfield
Williams
Truck Drivers Urged To Be Courteous
Keen Johnson former Kentucky governor and Reynolds Metals Co official urged Ohio trucking executives to promote driver courtesy. He said trucker behavior reflects on the large industry and public relations.
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Columbus
Ohio Trucking Association
Keen Johnson
Kentucky
Reynolds Metals Co
Tragic Auto Crash Claims 3YearOld Near Lancaster
Robert M. Cupp three year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cupp died yesterday after being struck by a car near their home three miles south of Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Robert M. Cupp
Robert Cupp
Author of Best Sellers Dies of Heart Attack
James Street a noted author of The Gauntlet Tap Roots Goodbye My Lady and other best sellers collapsed at a North Carolina Associated Press broadcasters meeting in Chapel Hill and died shortly after He would have been 52 on Oct 15 street had lived in Chapel Hill since 1946 in the home of the University of North Carolina
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Chapel Hill
N. C
James Street
Street
Lady
North Carolina Associated Press Broadcasters
University of North Carolina
Historic Ride Bared to Police at Oklahoma Carnival
CUSHING Okla A Lady Godiva act without horses or costume was halted by Deputy Lee Stiles who found the performer and her cast nude with no zipper and no horses as judges declined to let the act continue.
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Cushing
Okla
Lady Godiva
Lee Stiles
Coventry
Hillsboro Ohio Segregation Case Opens Hearings
U S District Judge John H Druffel began hearings on a Hillsboro Ohio school segregation suit filed by the NAACP seeking to halt the boards enforcement of a segregation policy. The case tests northern schools after a Supreme Court ruling. The district with about 5100 residents has 900 grade pupils, of whom about 67 are Negro.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hillsboro
John H. Druffel
Hillsboro Board of Education
North
U. S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Druffel
NAACP
Linda Cargill Faces Christmas With Leukemia
In Bettendorf Iowa Linda Cargill, seven or eight years old, is diagnosed with leukemia. Community response brings toys, cards, and a Santa letter from the North Pole. Monroe School children, Brownie troops, and neighbors organize a Christmas Eve gathering while doctors fear she may not reach Christmas Day.
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Bettendorfe
Iowa
Linda Cargill
Santa
North Pole
Linda
Monroe
Davenport
Robert
Municipal League seeks study of Social Security impacts
The Ohio Municipal League urged the Legislature to authorize a study of how the new social security law affects public employee retirement systems. At a three day Columbus conference, officials said inaction harms current and future staff morale and retention. They noted about 200 000 Ohio workers are in public retirement plans but not covered by Social Security, arguing a broader program could protect about half a million Ohioans. Conference opened focusing on relief funds as well with state officials signaling counties face funding gaps and possible need for legislative changes to expand state support.
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Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio
General Assembly
Congress
League
United States
Allen Pritchard
Cuyahoga
Mahoning
Stark Hamilton
Lucas
Franklin
Henry J. Robison
Prichard
Robison
Atom Control Plan Slated No 3 At United Nations
The United Nations disarmament debate moves forward with a trio of linked items including an international atomic pool and collective security. France's Jules Moch and Russia's Jacob Malik join the committee chairing the discussions as the Eisenhower administration seeks an avenue of peace.
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Pes
Siameor Peace
U. S
Eisenhower
Assembly
New York
France
Jules Moch
Russia
Jacob Malik
Moch
United States
Canada
Ee N.Y
Thieves Lose 7 Cents In Effort to Rob Bank
In Helper Kansas night burglars failed to breach the vault of the Helper State Bank losing seven cents in the attempt. The thieves knocked the vault combination but could not enter and nothing was missing. Sheriff Ernie Stevens found seven pennies outside the vault door and suspected they fell from the robbers.
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Helper
Kan
Helper State Bank
Ernie Stevens
Life Sentence Given in Cleveland Murder Case
Robert Sanders, 35, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the shooting of Fines Wallis. Sanders claimed the shooting was in self defense.
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Cleveland
Robert Sanders
Wallias
Sanders
Blood Stains Spur Theories In Marilyn Sheppard Case
Fresh blood spots found at a Bay Village home linked to Dr Samuel Sheppard murder case. Attorney William Corrigan called the stains a possible plant while police noted animal blood tests. Police traced a trail from a porch to a garage where Mr Sheppard’s wife Marilyn was killed on July 4.
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Marilyn
Bay Village
William J. Corrigan
Samuel H
Corrigan
Young Democrats to Meet in Toledo October 2 3
The Young Democratic Executive Committee of Ohio will hold a regular session in Toledo October 2 and 3. Plans will be made for the League to participate in the fall campaign.
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Young Democrats
Toledo
Columbus
Young Democratic Executive Committee
Ohio
League
Low bid announced for Sandusky hospital project
Jennings and Chureila Inc of New London Ohio submitted the apparent low bid of 274 576 for general construction of a new hospital building at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky Ohio.
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Columbus
Jennings & Chureila, Inc
New London
Ohio
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sandusky
Haunted convict seeks death penalty over ghostly threat
Kenneth Hastings a life prisoner at Idaho State Penitentiary says a ghost of his former partner Ivan Baker sits in his cell and grins at him. Hastings after a failed 56 hour escape confessed and asked for the death penalty. Authorities question the tale as Hastings faces further pursuit after the Boise-area holdup and subsequent crimes.
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Boise
Idaho
Kenneth Hastings
Idaho State Penitentiary
Ivan Baker
Hastings
L. E. Clapp
Desert
Atomic City
Baker
William Owens
Hasting
Premature Explosion Kills Assassin in Damascus
Officials report a failed assassination in Damascus when two hand grenades exploded in the pocket of a hired killer. The target was former Premier Kalid El Adem and authorities say the hit was arranged by a National figure tied to Zor and his son.
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Damascus
Syria
Kalid el Adem
Zor
Ese Sanaa
Sakonnet Light May Be Permanently Extinguished
Providence R I report that the Sakonnet Light at the mouth of the Sakonnet River, in service for 70 years, was turned off on September 9 due to a hurricane and a later Coast Guard assessment suggests the 48 foot lighthouse will not be rebuilt, potentially ending its role as a navigational aid.
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Providence
R. IL
Sakonnet
Sakonnet River
Coast Guard
Ned A. Sprow
Mustangs Grounded After Three Fatalities
Philippine Air Force orders grounding of F51 Mustang fighters after three pilots killed and three injured in recent mishaps.
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Mustangs
Manila.p
Philippine Air Force
McCarthy Censure Fight Opens with Committee Inquiry
Washington AP report outlines Senate action as Rules Committee Chair Jenner prepares to question Senator Watkins about a one man bearing at a closed hearing. The censure case centers on McCarthy conduct and past investigations, with debate over committee hearing scope and proposed rules for fair play in Senate inquiries.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Rules Committee
Watkins
Utah
Watkin
Senate
Charles L. Watkins
Special Committee
Ben
Watkine
Edward Bennett Willams
Watking Willams
Sen
Willian
Tarian
Wee
Watking
Congress
TV Reception Goes Berzerk In San Francisco
NBC viewers saw a hybrid signal last night when Truth Or Connnqneeea vanished from NBC and Life With Father from CBS appeared. NBC blamed the network and Pacific Telegraph Co said a relay near San Francisco failed. Engineers reset switches and correct transmission.
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San Francisco
Berwerk
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Mercia
NBC
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Springfield man held on false kidnapping report
Carl W. Rizer Jr. of Springfield is jailed on a charge of giving a false report to the FBI. He claimed a hitchhiking gunman forced him to drive to Tennessee on Aug. 16, then admitted the tale was a hoax. He was arrested and will be arraigned before federal authorities.
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Springfield
Carl W. Rizer Jr
FBI
Rizer
Tennessee
Torday
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio Rally
The Federated Democratic Women of Ohio held an all Ohio rally. Guest speaker was Mrs Margaret Price of Ann Arbor Michigan.
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DEM
Columbus
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Margaret Price
Ann Arbor, Mich
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