Republicans and Democrats clash over Ohio union leader Gosser
On the Senate Rackets Committee, Democrats led by Senator Kennedy clash with Republicans led by Senator Mundt over the significance of testimony about Richard Gosser of Toledo, UAW vice president, including a $5 a week flower fund tied to political activity. The dispute spans ethics and possible partisan aims, with roots in a Toledo intra-union fight from 1950 and renewed focus by the panel's staff.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Richard T. Gosser
Toledo
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Gosser
Jess F. Motsinger
Detroit
Mundt
Kennedy
Metsinger
UAW
Democrats
GOP
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Curtis
Hill Parade Queen Crowning Tonight in Nelsonville
Ten thousand people from across Southeastern Ohio gather for the Parade of the Hills and the crowning of the Parade Queen marking eight days of community celebration. Weather looks good with a chance of thunderstorms. parade may be postponed to tomorrow night if needed.
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Death Claims Tate Schrader At Age 65
M. W. Tate Schrader of Logan died yesterday afternoon at his Pataskala home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 65, a retired salesman, formerly with Ogg and Beasley. Survived by wife Agnes, three sons including Lt. Col. Lawrence Schrader, five daughters, 20 grandchildren, and siblings. Service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Heinlein Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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M. W. (Tate) Schrader
Logan
Pataskala
LeRoy Brooks
Mr. Schrader
Hocking County
Henry and
Cecilia Miller Schrader
Ogg and Beasley
Elks Lodge
Agnes
Lawrence Schrader
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Maine
Joe Schrader
Bob Schrader
Reynoldsburg
Roy Cain
Arthur Collins
Donald Michel
Columbus
Brooks
Billie Snyder
Warren
Harry
Roy
Louise Foltz
Colletta Hansel
Maggie Cochran
Heinlein
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Athens Youth Leads 32 Qualifiers in Western Junior
Dick Youngberg of Northbrook NL heads 32 qualifiers entering today's opening round of match play in the Western Junior Golf Tournament at the University of Illinois course. The match play title to be decided after a 36 hole finals on Saturday. Bob Littler of Athens Ohio birdied the fourth hole in a 10 man playoff for the final qualifying spot.
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Champaign
Hil
Dick Youngberg
Northbrook
University of Illinois
Bob Littler
Athens
Ohio
Labor Conferees Hold Line in Labor Bill Talks
Washington AP reports House conferees head Graham A. Barden says no more concessions possible on the labor control bill. Senator John F Kennedy notes no overnight progress on remaining sticking points. It marks the eighth day of talks with sharp disputes over secondary boycotts.
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Washington
House
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
House Labor Committee
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
California Judges Balk At Rule Requiring Robes
Los Angeles reports the state enacts a law requiring all California judges in courts of record to wear judicial robes at open court. Several judges mocked the mandate noting constitutional concerns and questioning the robe as a test of qualification.
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California
Los Angeles
Parade Honors Miss Ohio Leads Southeast Ohio Pageant
Four radio cars pace the parade in six divisions led by Miss Ohio Carol Annette Weiler of Circleville. Dozens of bands and 15 antique cars join 27 convertibles and many school queens as the procession moves from Chestnut Street to Fountain Square where the Parade Queen is crowned.
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Ohio
Carol Annette Weiler
Circleville
Logan
Chestnut St
Harper St
Chestnut
Watkins
Columbus
Adams
Washington
Fountain Square
Highway Patrol
Queen's Committee
Queens
Nelsonville
VFW
Beasley
Athens
Athens Queen
Sylvania
Buchtel Band
Buchtel Queen
Dude Howe
Labor Council
Henry Farricks
Chauncey Band
Chauncey Queen
Bob Hess
Bob's Garage
Doctor Waering Improves Amid Suspension Reinstatement Planned
Dr K K Waering head of Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital at Nelsonville is improving at Mount St Mary Hospital after heart treatment since August 1. He will be reinstated as director after a 30 day suspension ended Tuesday though no release date is set. Acting director Dr Robert H Browning will continue until Waering returns.
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K. K. Waering
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Waering
Ralph Dwork
State Civil Service Board
Dwork
Robert H. Browning
Dr. Browning
McDonald Denies Settlement Near In Steel Strike
New York AP report on day 44 of the nationwide steel strike quotes David J. McDonald president of the United Steelworkers Union denying any near agreement with the steel industry. He warns against false optimism and says no settlement is near. Federal mediator Joseph F. Finnegan shares pessimism about progress.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union of America
McDonald
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Weather Improves Slightly as Showers Slow Heat Wave
Overcast skies and scattered light rain kept temperatures down today from earlier record heat. Noon reading was % degrees with a forecast high near 93 while Tuesday reached 102 and yesterday 97. The Hocking Valley should see partly cloudy hot humid weather with widely scattered thundershowers through Friday. Overnight low 65.
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Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley
Khrushchev signals gradual strain easing with Eisenhower
In Moscow Khrushchev says talks with Eisenhower may start gradual adjustment of disagreements between the Communist bloc and the West while Soviet opposition to Western ideas on German reunification remains unchanged. In Washington Eisenhower extends two month pause on nuclear tests to aid Geneva talks. In Laos rebels reportedly control a quarter of Sam Neua province per Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Vientiane
Laos
Sam Neua
Amkha Soukhavong
Mexico Earthquake Leaves Towns Damaged and Casualties Rising
A major quake struck southern Mexico at 2:20 a.m. sweeping Veracruz Oaxaca Campeche Yucatan Puebla and Tabasco with an epicenter on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. At least 10 dead with reports up to 40 and injuries around 130. Jalapan Acayucan Chinameca and Sayula among hardest hit as communications fail and infrastructure buckles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Veracruz
Oaxaca
Campeche
Yucatan
Puebla
Tabasco
Tehuantepec
Gulf of Mexico
Chinameca
Sayula
Coatazacoalcos
Loma
Red Chinese Troubles May Mean Peace
AP reports Peiping admits deep economic trouble after a secret Central Committee meeting. Lower production targets and jeopardized 1959 goals suggest Mao may avoid war in Asia, possibly bringing a period of calm in the Formosa Strait while signaling urgency to Laos.
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Tokyo
China
Asia
Communist Central Committee
Peiping
Mao Tve-tung
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Islands
Mao
Laos
Logan Seventh Grade and Flag League Gridders Get New Uniforms
Logan’s seventh grade and Flag League football squads debut colorful uniforms marking Logan’s biggest season. Four seventh grade teams form for the first time. Flag League expands to six teams. New gear from boosters and sponsors will be shown at an LHS meeting with coaches, staff, and eager parents invited.
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Logan
LHS
Chieftain
Grandy’s Auto Supply
H&s Firestone
Mary Jane Shamrock
Saving Hardware
Keith’s Men's Shop
Risc Drugs
Firestone
Chieftain Boosters
LHS Grid
Chieftain Squaws
Mel Adams
Chieftain Grid
Adams
Eisenhower Seeks Unity in Western Alliance in Bonn Talks
President Eisenhower closed discussions with Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn pledging to defend West Berlin and to keep the NATO alliance firm against Soviet communism. He described talks as private and detailed, citing disarmament Berlin German unification and European integration as topics. He travels next to London for five days of talks with British leaders, then Paris.
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Bonn
Germany
Eisenhower
West Berlin
America
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Nikita S. Khhrushchev
NATO
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Adenauer
Palais Schaumburg
Ike
Wahn
London
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Hisenhower
France
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