Foreign Aid Bill Backers Try to Undo Bentley Cut
Washington supporters count on Eisenhower’s appeal and large House turnout to overturn a Wednesday cut in the foreign aid bill. The measure would authorize 3 042 333 000 for economic and military aid over 12 months, with opponents arguing a reduced level risks national security.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Bentley
Free World
Carnahan
DMO
Vorys
Ohio
Hocking Woman Drowns In Well
Mary Kathryn Petiit 64, a Monday resident and widow of Carl Petiit, was found drowned in a 14 foot well near her home. The coroner noted mental depression and plans further inquiry before ruling. Her brother Robert Lovett and Edwin Trowbridge located the body with a rambling note found elsewhere. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday in Nelsonville with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Ward Two
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Columbus
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn Cemetery
Union Presses Demands At Atomic Plant
WAVERLY Union demands stall talks at Goodyear Atomic Corp plant as 1,100 workers face a wage dispute. Local 10689 head C A Romine says Goodyear refuses to bargain and threatens rough times. Union votes on a company offer via NLRB secret ballot after Eisenhower referred the strike.
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Goodyear Atomic Corp
Here
C. A. Romine
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Inte
Goodyear
Romine
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Eisenhower
Eight drown in Indonesian river flood near three villages
Eight people died when the Tijeseel River in West Java flooded after heavy rain, sweeping through three villages and causing drownings.
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Java
Jakarta
Indonesia
West Java
First Air To Air Atomic Rocket Test Fires Successfully
The United States conducted an air to air atomic rocket test at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada. A Northrop F89 Scorpion launched the Genie warhead, creating a 15,000 foot altitude fireball and pink doughnut cloud, with five defense officers observing the blast. Col. J. H. Atkinson said air to air atomic warheads exist in inventory and could be deployed quickly.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Air Defense Command
Northrop
J. H. Atkinson
Col. Atkinson
Defense Command
Defense Rests Its Case In Clinton Trial
The Clinton segregation trial enters its phase as the defense rests after brief testimony. Judge Taylor indicated the case will proceed with four-hour arguments Monday and jury instructions Tuesday, while witnesses for both sides await. The defense argues the council’s broad participation shows segregation was the majority will and pursued by legal means.
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Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
U.S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
John Kasper
Kasper
U.S
John C. Crawford Jr
Taylor
U. S. Dist
Clinton High School
McLeod
Surgery Restores Heart Function For Boy of Nine
In Columbus Chuckie Hathaway nine, a boy with a congenital heart defect, is near an active normal life after surgeons at Children's Hospital used an OSU heart lung pump for 26 minutes on July 10 to support his heart and lungs during correction of the defect.
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Columbus
Chuckie Hathaway
Children's Hospital
Ohio State University
Miss United States Loses Title for Marriage Revelations
Leona Gage, new Miss United States, admits marriage to Air Force sergeant and mother of two, prompting officials to strip her of the title and Miss Utah. Charlotte Sheffield of Salt Lake City to assume Miss United States. controversy over eligibility surrounds Gage's past.
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Leona Gage
Maryland
Carol Morris
Iowa
U.S.A
Long Beach
Calif
Gene Norris Ennis
Utah
Charlotte Sheffield
David Nathan
Gene Jr
Leona
Salt Lake City
Oscar Meinhardt
Miss Gage
Sgt. Ennis
Barbara Gage
Air Force
Walter Briggs
Dallas
Tex
Buckeye Lake Properties To Sell By Ohio State
The state will sell 547 Buckeye Lake properties with current lessees given first option to buy. The Ohio Natural Resources Commission postponed final action until trusted authorization is planned. Gov ONeill ordered the sale as properties developed beyond public use under a four year old law.
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Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Ohio Natural Resources Commission
C. William O'Neill
Herbert B. Eagan
Filters Fail To Improve Some Cigarette Brands
Researcher Dr. Ernest L. Wynder told the House Government Operations subcommittee that some tobacco companies market cigarettes with ineffective filters while using tar and nicotine levels similar to or higher than unfiltered cigarettes. He urged a safer cigarette using a true filter and proper tobacco blend, noting about 25,000 lung cancer deaths expected this year.
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Washington
Ernest L. Wynder
House
Wynder
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Finsterwald Tops Snead In PGA Round Four Upset
Don Finsterwald of Athens Ohio eliminated Sam Snead 3 and 1 in the fourth round of the national PGA championship. Snead bogied holes three and six, and Finsterwald holed a 40-foot birdie putt on the eighth to move three up. Finsterwald has not finished out of the money in 56 straight tournaments and has $21,447 for 1957. Other top names fell as Ford Bolt Souchak Kroll and Marusic were eliminated, leaving Mayer Burkemo and Finsterwald as the only still-active widely known players.
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Dayton
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Sammy Snead
Snead
PGA
Finsterwald
Sam
Russ Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Doug Ford
Tommy Bolt
Big Mike Souchak
Ted Kroll
Jackie Burke
Milan Marusic
Burke
Dick Mayer
Walter Burkemo
Colorado Dam Plugging Efforts Hold Back Cresting Reservoir
Capulin Colorado authorities and highway patrol report the Ter race Reservoir dam at risk as bulldozers refill a 60 foot deep breach. About a thousand residents face evacuation while crews dump dirt and rock to seal the 160 foot dam as Lt. Gov. Frank L. Hays surveys the scene from above.
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Capulin
Colo
Terrace Reservoir
Highway Patrol
Gilbert Carrel
Colorado
Albuquerque
N. M
la Jara
Manassa
Sanford
Frank L. Hays
Hoffa Bribery Case Reaches Jury Deliberation
In Washington the James R. Hoffa conspiracy bribery case goes to the jury after detailed instructions. The indictment accuses Hoffa, Midwest Teamsters boss, and Hyman Fischbach of Miami of conspiring to bribe John Cheasty to obtain a Senate Rackets Committee job and feed secrets. The jury weighs Hoffa's guilt or innocence.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hyman Fischbach
Miami
John Cheasty
Senate Rackets Committee
O'Neill Approves Lie Detector Test for Sam Sheppard
Ohio Governor C William ONeill said the state will grant a polygraph test to Dr Samuel Sheppard who is serving a life term for the murder of his wife Marilyn The move followed a conference at the Ohio Penitentiary with Lt Governor Paul Herbert and comes as Donald Wedler confessed to a Florida crime related to the Sheppard case The Court of Last Resort and writer Earle Stanley Gardner are involved in the investigation and tests of Wedler are nearing completion The case centers on a bushy haired intruder and varying accounts of the 1954 Slaying near Cleveland
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Paul M. Herbert
Supreme Court
Cleveland Osteopath
Ohio
Donald Wedler
Florida
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Sam Today
Associated Press
Wedler
Herbert
Deland
Fla
Gov. O'Neill
Ralph Alvis
Paul Herbert
Alvis
Court of Last Resort
State of
Sam
Alex Gregory
Gregory
White House
Lake Erie
Sheppart
Tampa
Rodney B. Thursby
Billboard Center of Local Controversy Near Rt 33
Hocking Valley Hospital officials press a local dispute over a Logan billboard near Midway and seek airtime on Arthur Godfrey to rebut a sign claiming the hospital. A Wooster man sent letters to Godfrey and the Hocking County Medical Society, noting the sign's impact on public view of the medical profession.
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Rt. 33
Midway
Hocking Valley Hospital
Arthur Godfrey
Hocking County Medical Society
Wooster
Rt. 3
Arthur
U.S. Highway 33
Logan
Ohio
Logan Monument Works
Hocking County
Logan Monument
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