Union Chieftain Disappointed By Final Offer
A CWA official laments Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co's final contract offer as little improved over the first proposal. The deal adds up to 17 cent hourly raises, a Good Friday holiday, and enhanced termination pay but keeps a no strike clause and seeks to drop union shop. The strike has caused limited service across 23 Ohio counties and a blackout in Portsmouth.
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Columbus
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Frank J. Lausche
Fletcher
Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
Ohio River
Two U S Bombers Crashed Killing Ten Crewmembers
Two large U S Air Force bombers crashed within hours of each other. The B52 from Castle Air Force Base in California went down in a plowed field about 150 miles south of San Francisco, killing all 10 aboard. A B47 Stratojet crashed in rugged snow near Seagull Lake in Ontario, Canada, with search planes locating a cross-shaped fire but darkness halted full assessment.
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U. S. Air Force
Castle Air Force Base
California
Air Force
Russia
Castle
Central
Strategic Air Command
San Francisco
Britain and France Edge Toward Suez Troop Withdrawal
Britain and France reportedly reached agreement on next steps in the Suez dispute with signals of an early troop withdrawal from Egypt. Britain told Washington most troops would quit by Christmas, while Pineau urged patience linking evacuation to political and military precautions. Eisenhower ordered half a million barrels of oil daily to Western Europe to bolster supplies amid the crisis.
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London
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
Washington
Christian Pineau
Paris
Pineau
R. A. Butler
Selwyn Lloyd
United Nations
Lloyd
House of Commons
United States
Middle East
Eisenhower
Augusta
Europe
Shawnee 5 Edge Glenford 65-64 On Harrop Clutch Shot
Shawnee 5 defeated Glenford 65-64 as Walter Harrop Jr. drove a last second field goal to seal the Perry County League win. Harrop led all scorers with 36 points and sank 14 of 19 free throws in a tense battle at Shawnee.
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Walter Harrop
Shawnee
Glenford
Corning
Harrop
Walter Harrop Sr
Ohio High Court Considers Stay in Dean Murder Case
The Ohio Supreme Court gave Common Pleas Judge Joseph M. Harter until December 29 to answer a writ of prohibition filed by Franklin County Prosecutor Samuel L. Devine. The writ seeks to stop a new trial for Homer Dean, convicted in 1950 of first degree murder in the shooting of Elmo C. Rice, a real estate dealer. Harter had granted Dean a new trial based on new evidence.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Harter
Homer Dean
Franklin County
Samuel L. Devine
Harter
Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Wilmingtonian Dies
Funeral services planned Monday for Harry H. Brandon 67 Wilmington College trustee and local contractor died Friday after a long illness.
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Wilmington
Harry H. Brandon
Wilmington College
Brandon
Mid East tensions rise as powers eye Syria and Iraq
Western powers monitor shifts in the region as Britain and Turkey discuss stopping a Soviet move on Syria. Turkey seeks automatic NATO aid amid possible military action, while Iraq leads a bloc of Arab states forming a united front against communism. Damaging rioting in Iraq and arrests follow protests against Said.
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Syria
Egypt
Turkey
Ethem Menderes
Britain
NATO
Soviet Union
Baghdad
Iraq
Middle East
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Libya
United States
Jordan
Damascus
Nuri Said
Faisal
Said
Air Freighter Used To Haul Man To TV Appearance
Hannibal Missouri Rob ert E Hughes plans a New York tele vision appearance. The 30 year old, weighing 1041 pounds, will travel from Hannibal to St Louis in a heated ambulance then via Slick Airline freight plane to New York. A hydraulic freight lift will load him aboard the four engine airfreighter after Civil Aeronautics Board approval.
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Hannibal
Robert E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
St. Louis
Wesley Dennis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ohio Youth Traffic Safety Conference Hears Student Proposals
About 800 high school students at the Ohio Youth Traffic Safety conference in Columbus offered ideas to improve road safety. Suggestions include periodic license re examinations compulsory driver education in high schools and creation of special drag strips for hot rodders. Judy Christian Jim Blume and Jay Cole attend from Logan High School and Logan Council.
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Columbus
Ohio Youth Traffic Safety Conference
Judy Christian
Jim Blume
Logan High School
Jay Cole
Logan
Ohio
Students Plan Youth Traffic Council At Conference
During a two day conference sponsored by insurance groups and the Drivers Education Assn students will discuss forming a possible youth traffic council. The meeting continues this afternoon.
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Drivers Education Assn
One More Effort to Secure U N Observers in Hungary
U N delegates except the Communist blocagreed on another moderate push to obtain U N observers in Hungary amid reports a new Budapest rejection would trigger stronger action. The United States circulated a resolution urging reconsideration, with potential for tougher steps if there is no progress.
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Hungary
United Nations
U.N
U. N
Budapest
Ing
Dag Hammarskjold
India
U. S
Hammarskjold
United States
Cuba
General Assembly
Russia
U.S. Congressmen Awarded Several Little Cash-Savers
A government pamphlet outlines perks for new and old representatives including telecommunication, stationery, and air mail allowances. It covers annual pay of 22 500 dollars, deductions for two residences, travel reimbursements, office funds, staff limits, retirement options, life insurance costs, and a daily Congressional Record allotment.
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Washington
U.S. House of Representatives
Ralph R. Roberts
House
Congress
Rev Paul Holtzen Accepts Call To Evanston Ind
The Rev Paul D Holtzen pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Logan and Sugar Grove has accepted a call to serve as pastor of St John s Lutheran Church Evanston Ind He has led Trinity for 12 years and will start duties January 1 1957 A successor at Trinity has not been named.
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Paul D. Holtzen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Logan
Sugar Grove
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Evanston
Ind
Holtzen
Trinity Church
Chiang Checks on WWI Labor in France
Oklahoma University senior Clarence Springs sought whether a Chinese labor corps served in France during World War I. He contacted Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa who, via an interpreter, pledged to check and mail an answer.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma University
Clarence Springstead
France
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Yankee Cagers Hand Soviets Sound Defeat
In Melbourne the United States Olympic basketball team defeated Russia 89 to 55 to win a fourth straight title. K C Jones and Jim Walsh led with 15 and 14 points respectively, Jeangerard added 16, and Russell struggled for 13 boards and limited scoring. Uruguay topped France 71 to 62 for third place.
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Melbourne
K. C. Jones
Jim Walsh
Bob Jeangerard
United States
Russia
Uruguay
France
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Jan Kroumiich
Jeangerard
Colorado
Mikhail Semenov
Walsh
Jones
Akron Red Cross raises 19002 for Hungarian relief
Akron Red Cross reports 19002 raised for Hungarian relief. Chairman Dr. Millard Byer says the Akron chapter is the first in the nation to meet its share of the five million dollar national goal.
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Akron
Red Cross
Millard Byer
Crackdown on Stray Dogs Hits Logan Next Week
Hocking County dog warden Pat Reichley announced a Logan crackdown on dog quarantines for next week. Police Chief Roy Relch will assist in rounding up stray dogs, with unresolved cases to be shot. Residents say most strays are unlicensed, and similar reports have risen in western parts of the county. Rabies remains low locally but is high in nearby counties.
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Pat Reichley
Hocking County
Logan
Reichley
Roy Relch
West Central Ohio Highways Slippery In Morning Conditions
West central Ohio highways and the extreme northeast were slippery this morning per the state highway department. A large area bounded by Celina Bellefontaine Springfield and Greenville faced slick roads with a smaller patch in Ashtabula County. Ohio Turnpike conditions were mostly normal and wet with light snow near Warren and Youngstown.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Celina
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Greenville
Ashtabula
Warren
Youngstown
Detroit Plans Diphtheria Immunization Campaign
Sixteen immunization teams finalized plans to vaccinate 50,000 school children in an emergency campaign to curb a diphtheria outbreak. Seventeen new cases were reported Friday, bringing Detroit's yearly total to 125 with five deaths. most cases affect children on the lower west side.
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Detroit
Lower West Side
Eisenhower Raises Hungarian Refugee Quota to 21,500
President Eisenhower announced the United States will admit 21,500 Hungarian refugees amid the Soviet oppression crisis. About 6,500 can enter under the Refugee Relief Act, while 15,000 will come as parolees under discretionary authority.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
United States
U. S
White House
Congress
Austria
Thrusday
Tracy S. Voorhees
Army
Voorhees
West Germany
Famous Composer Dies At Age 78
Burbank California reports the death of Jean Schwartz 78 co composer of Chinatown and nearly 100 other songs since World War I a charter member of ASCAP died Friday.
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Burbank
Calif
Chinatown
Jean Schwartz
The
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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