Ike Unemployment Plan Looks Like Big Fizzle
The Eisenhower plan to extend unemployment pay through a federal loan faces confusion and limited adoption. It would offer about 600 million dollars to extend up to 50 percent more weeks, with repayment via funds or higher employer taxes. States may opt in, but many have enough funds and prefer not to incur debt. The measure aimed to standardize weeks but remains muddled and uncertain.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Uncle Sam
Army Redstone missile tested inland at White Sands NM
The 40th Field Artillery Missile Group fired the Redstone under desert conditions at White Sands Range New Mexico. It marked the first inland Redstone launch, with range not disclosed though the missile was capped at less than full range. The event tied to Explorer satellite launches from Cape Canaveral previously.
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White Lands Range
40Th Field Artillery
Desert Sands
Cape Canaveral
Fla
40Th Group
U.S
Redstone
Bishop criticizes blaming the world at Notre Dame College
Cleveland bishop John K. Missio told 47 Notre Dame College graduates that the poor old world cannot talk back has been made the scapegoat for mankind's sins. He urged acceptance as citizens of the time and world.
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Cleveland
John K. Missio
Steubenville
Notre Dame College
Describing Legislative Sessions Fizzle and Confusion
The passage notes lawmakers may need special sessions or constitutional amendments. What began with impressive, if muddled, early moves ends up seeming confused and ineffective.
Want Ads Notice to Contractors for Village Resurfacing
Sealed bids are invited by the Village of Laurelville Ohio for resurfacing streets. Bids due June 11 1958 at noon. Materials include MC0 MC5 prime stone and T35 hot mix with sweeping and rolling. Bid security 500 dollars. Work to be completed by August 15 1958. The village council may reject any bids.
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Laurelville
Ohio
M. C
Thomas D. Rose
Hospital Orderly Receives Life Term for Nurse’s Murder
Shirley Edward Campbell, 21, a hospital orderly, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Sylvesta Andy, a 20 year old student nurse from Piqua, pushed from Mercy Hospital’s fifth floor after an attempted rape. A jury spared him from the electric chair by recommending mercy. Campbell, white, pleaded insanity but Lima State Hospital ruled him sane.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Mercy
Shirley Edward Campbell
Sylvesta Andy
Mercy Hospital
Miss Andy
Piqua
Campbell
Lima State Hospital
Convicted Couple United In Nuptials
George Edward Collins and Katherine Meyers married in a quiet ceremony in Monroe Washington. Collins, a convicted kidnapper serving up to 10 years, and Meyers on probation for taking part in last winter’s Edmonds kidnapping of an eight year old boy. Their two children were not present, and the infant son and daughter remained at home.
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Monroe, Wash
George Edward Collins
Katherine Meyers
Collins
Monroe State Reformatory
Edmonds
Wash
Police Probing Recluse's Death in Cleveland Home
Cleveland police probe the death of 60 year old recluse Rudolph Kordis found beaten in his home. Officials review his past for clues as they investigate the fatal assault and seek motive and witnesses.
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Cleveland
Rudolph Kordis
Woman Hikes TV Earnings To 237 500 on Twenty one
Elfrida von Nordroff, 32, of Brooklyn, raised her television quiz show winnings to 237 500 on NBC Twenty one by defeating two contestants. She surpassed Bronx teen Robert Strom who had 224 000. Her victims were Charles Hewitt of New Brunswick and Emile Librescu of Pound Ridge.
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New York
Elfrida von Nordroff
Brooklyn
Robert Strom
The
Bronx
Miss von Nardroff
Charles Hewitt
New Brunswick
Emile Librescu
Pound Ridge
N.Y
Hewitt
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Librescu
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Prince Rudolph of
Hapsburg
Franz Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Local resident Kordis slain in neighborhood attack
Coroner Samuel R. Gerber reported Kordis was struck about 30 times on the head before dying. The familiar bicycle rider lived in a backyard rental residence. his home was ransacked and neighbors recall his presence in the area.
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Kordis
Samuel R. Gerber
Ohio Taxman Dies After Scuffle
Cincinnati report says income tax agent Robert J. Maurer, 43, died from a heart attack soon after helping break up a scuffle with Odell Black, 33, who was arrested for interfering with a government official. Another agent, Joseph Strohofer, said Black grabbed him around the neck during the clash over back taxes.
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Cincinnati
Robert J. Maurer
Odell Black
Joseph Strohofer
Black
Strohofer
Cripple To Receive High College Honor
Arnold, a cripple with muscular atrophy, will graduate with the highest honors from John Carroll University in Cleveland. He uses a motorized wheelchair and specialized equipment to assist his studies and daily life.
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Cleveland
Arnold
John Carroll University
Quarter Ton Cake Planned for Governor’s Wife Birthday
In Detroit, a 581 pound cake is being baked for Nancy Williams wife of Governor G Mennen Williams. The cake will be served to about 4000 guests at her birthday party Saturday. Ingredients include 500 eggs 100 pounds sugar 75 pounds butter and 15 pounds cream.
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Detroit
Ty Gov. G. Mennen Williams
Nancy
Sack Shirt For Men Is Pretty Sharp
E T Swoboda wore a modified sack shirt created by his daughter Sharon a 16 year old model. Sharon took her dad’s pepper mint striped shirt and added a back billow and a hem bow. The look drew attention as Swoboda toured town and encountered compliments amid a few curious glances. He stands 6 feet 2 and weighs 200 pounds.
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Omaha
E. T. Swoboda
Sharon
Dad
Swoboda
Author John Hersey Married Second Time
Fairfield Connecticut report states author John Hersey wed for a second time to Mrs. Barbara Day Addams of New York City completing a ceremony attended by family and friends.
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John Hersey
Fairfield, Conn
Barbara Day Addams
New York City
Navy F8U3 Crusader III Maiden Flight Success
The Navy’s push-button fighter F8U3 Crusader III completed a 48 minute maiden flight over the Mojave Desert. Chance Vought, the maker, described the craft as capable of twice the speed of sound at ground level and noted its advanced automatic flight control system aided by push-button commands for climb rate speed and angle along preset headings.
Pulitzer winner Hersey weds in Cape Cod honeymoon
The 43 year old Pulitzer Prize winner, who earned the prize in 1943 for A Bell for Adano, married his 38 year old bride on Monday. This is his second marriage and her third. They departed for a Cape Cod honeymoon.
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Westport
Cape Cod
Hersey
Adano
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