Amish Sect Defies Ohio School Laws
Ohio officials clash with the Amish sect over school requirements as the state board urges local enforcement and Kenton county seeks court action to close Amish schools for allegedly failing to meet minimum standards. Attorney E Guy Hammond supports the Amish stance opposing coercive schooling mandates.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Pennsylvania
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Kenton
Hardin Countty
County Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Frank Blackburn
Overigmon
Saud
E. Guy Hammond
Cuyahoga Falls
Fourth Slide Ends Search For Youth
A fourth landslide ended the search for 16-year-old Bill Soltero buried by mud and rock near the Golden Gate Bridge. Fire Chief William Murray halted recovery after a fresh slide threatened to sweep searchers into the Pacific. Soltero and 15-year-old Margaret Valentine climbed away from China Beach when the slide hit.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Bill Soltero
William Murray
Pacific
Soltero
Margaret Valentine
China Beach
Chionchio Presses Charge After Infant Kidnap Case
New York AP report describes Frank Chionchio praying for no charges against alleged kidnapper Jean Iavarone, who was held on $5,000 bail as police found the infant alive in a Brooklyn apartment. Magistrate James Roe Jr. set January 20 for further court action.
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Frank Chionchio
Chionchio
Jean Iavarone
James A. Roe Jr
Iavarone
Brooklyn
Marie Torre Leaves Jail Smiling After Contempt Sentence
Marie Torre, 34, a New York Herald Tribune columnist, emerged from Hudson County jail in Jersey City smiling after a 10 day sentence for contempt for refusing to reveal a source about Judy Garland remarks by a CBS executive. Her husband Al Friedman and father accompanied her. If asked again to disclose the source, she could face return to prison.
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Jersey City
N.J
Marie Torre
Hudson County
Judy Garland
al Friedman
Miss Torre
Miss Garland
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
New York Herald-Tribune
GOP Budget Debate Roils Over Balancing Claims
Democrats accuse the Eisenhower administration of a fiscal juggling act aimed at fooling voters as they challenge a promised 100 million surplus and potential tax cuts. Senate figures including Mansfield Engle Kefauver and Kuchel clash on budget balance and defense funding pending full review.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Congress
Estes Kefauver Aad
Swikereer
Thomas Kuchel
California
Kuchel
Castro Defends Cuban Executions Amid U.S. Criticism
Fidel Castro says Cuba’s executions aim to purify six years of dictatorship after Batista’s fall. He cited war crimes and warned that swift justice is needed, noting ongoing secret trials and a government pause after a meeting with provisional president Manuel Urrutia.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Manuel Urrutia
Nose Specialist Knows His Noses
Los Angeles AP reports nose expert Ralph Riggs of LSU discusses nasal science at a medical seminar. He claims race based nasal design affects climate warmth and notes habits like sleeping side and breathing patterns influence nasal form and sleep quality.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph Riggs
Riggs
Dr. Riggs
Louisiana State University
College of Medical Evangelists
Leland House
the College
Who's Who of American Women lists 19000 names
Washington AP The first edition includes 19000 prominent women and one man Shirley Povich sports columnist for the Washington Post says he is not annoyed by the inclusion He notes he is used to such misidentification and jokes about being one of can Women while remarking he does not correct publishers' impression.
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Washington
Shirley Povich
Washington Post
Povich
League of American Penwo
Argument Blamed For Fatal Fire In Oakland Building
Fire in a three story brick building near the University of Pittsburgh campus killed a firefighter and damaged the structure. Detectives arrested Ernest Goler and Ann Owens both aged around 41 and 49 respectively, after they accused each other of starting the blaze during a basement quarrel while drinking. Both face suspicion of felony as investigators cite conflicting statements about lighting matches and attempts to fight the fire. The blaze spread rapidly through the Oakland building, three miles from downtown.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest Geller
Ann Owens
Goler
Owens
Miss Owens
University of Pittsburgh
Oakland
Down
Methodists Lead In Congress By Religion Counts
The Southern Baptist Convention released a survey showing Methodists with 90 members in the new Congress, followed by Roman Catholics at 79, Baptists 62, Presbyterians 56, and Episcopalians 51. In the Senate Baptists rank second and Catholics third. in the House Catholics lead. Presbyterians outnumber Episcopalians in the House. The report also notes Presbyterians hold three of nine Supreme Court seats. Chief Justice Earl Warren is unaffiliated but has a Methodist background.
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New York
New Congress
House
Senate
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
NEA Tax Primer Explains 1958 Form Changes and Deadlines
Richard A. Mullens outlines key tips for filing the 1958 federal tax return. The article notes April 15 as the deadline, early filing benefits, and new eligibility for Form 1040A for incomes under 10,000. It explains filing thresholds and joint returns on Form 1060A.
Deaths Placed At 150 By Castro Regime Executes
Washington AP reports new criticism of Cuba's revolutionary government as it suspends executions of about 150 men. Critics urge fair trials and public scrutiny of military proceedings, warning continued executions could erode hemispheric support.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
House
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Castro
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Batista
Visitor asks for Capitol directions via Walk Don't Walk
A Baton Rouge caller at police headquarters sought directions to the state Capitol. He reported he had stepped from a phone booth and said he was at the corner of Walk and Don't Walk signals.
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Baton Rouge
State Capitol
M. K. Gunby
Chapter One Rules for Filing Taxes in 1958
The text outlines filing requirements for 1958 with two exceptions for seniors and self employed individuals. It explains how gross income is calculated excluding nonbusiness deductions and gives an example of a student earning 650 who must file despite charitable contributions. It notes many part time workers do not have tax withheld.
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