Ike Backers Triumph As Farm Bloc Faces Senate Vote
In Washington the Senate debated price supports with charges of deals and lobbying as Ike backers pressed for 75 to 90 percent parity while farm leaders warned of a potential billion dollar income loss. Ohio's Bricker and Bender opposed the rigid plan. Humphrey criticized administration deals to aid reelecting Republicans.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
Capehart
Indiana
Dirksen
Illinois
Desertion of 75 Algerian riflemen At Tunisian border
In Algiers the French report 75 Algerian riflemen deserted from French forces amid a rebel attack near the Tunisian border. In Manila a U S Navy task force with three aircraft carriers a heavy cruiser and seven destroyers took President Ramon Magsaysay to sea to observe a naval demonstration off Luzon with the carrier Shangri La as the lead ship.
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Birth by Caesarean Section Shown On Film Next Monday
A Hollywood release will depict an actual birth by Caesarean section and air on film next Monday, promising a candid look at surgical birth for audiences. The project emphasizes medical realism and aims to spark discussion about cesarean procedures in modern obstetrics.
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Storekeeper 46 Found Dead in Living Quarters
A store owner aged 46 was discovered on a cot in the living area of his shop. Investigators viewed the death as unexplained pending autopsy results and further inquiry.
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Kill
Washington White States Army in Europe Moves May 31
A White States Army in Europe action takes effect on May 31, with operational changes announced from Washington as part of ongoing postwar arrangements.
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Washington
White States Army
Europe
Montgomery mayor cites support to ease transit funding crisis
May and W A Gayle indicate residents would welcome help to lift city buses from financial trouble caused by a downturn and idle work. The report notes state figures showing 260000 mandays of idleness and 8 Negro Bey. A separate snippet mentions two seaplanes purchased by Taxi Air Group for transport link between port and downtown while Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb faces dismissal.
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Five Democrats debate Lausche in Ohio governor race
Five candidates for the Democratic nomination gathered on a shared platform in Columbus to discuss outgoing Governor Frank Lausche. The lineup included two supporters, two opponents, and one noncommittal, with participants named including Michael V. DiSalle and John E. Sweeney.
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Toledo
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Oak Harbor
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DiSaile
Two Navarra Boys Found Nude After Creek Swim
In Massillon Bethlehem Township Park two boys aged 11 and 14 were found nude on a creek bank after swimming several times. Downey said they appeared acclimated to the cold water.
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Coenee Coeming Downey
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Bitter Cold Clouds Northeast After Floods and Blizzard
The Northeast braces for blizzards and freezing rain after floods and snow. Nine deaths reported across New York state and Canada as Ontario endures winds and swirling snow. In Warren Pennsylvania 2,000 refugees wait to return as 500 evacuated families remain stranded by flood waters. Warren General Hospital operates at a steady pace with nurses transported by truck through three feet of water. The flood crest hit 18.4 feet yesterday morning.
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Ohio River flood watch from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
Civil Defense alerted to flood danger along the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. The Weather Bureau forecast crest levels from one to five feet above flood stage with varying impacts across Portsmouth Cincinnati Marietta and surrounding roads. Crests and pumping plans noted amid windy cold conditions.
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Five Day Forecast Calls For Mild Cooldown This Week
Temperatures to average 3 to 6 degrees below normal with normal highs 44 to 50 and lows 27 to 32. Colder conditions expected Saturday and below normal from Sunday through Wednesday. Snow flurries likely in the northeast Saturday, with rain or snow and Tuesday averaging an inch.
Congressmen Debate Odd Subjects and Peanuts
Washington lawmakers exchange quirky questions and anecdotes about boiled peanuts and Ravenswood's $5 dinner fund. Stories spotlight Rep Burnside and Sen Barkley buying into the joke while Rep Grant notes National Peanut Week.
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Dala
Liquor Board Delays Ruling on Local Permit at Cameo Bar
The Liquor Department has not acted on cancelling the Cameo Bar & Grill permit. Attorney for owner John Trowbridge concedes Falls Two outside Logan went dry in 1933. An annexation status may keep the bar under different permit rules until investigations finish.
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Portsmouth
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Department of Liquor Control
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Westinghouse Strike Enters 145th Day Amid Negotiation Stalemate
Washington reports the Westinghouse Electric strike reaches day 145 as company leaders return to Pittsburgh with no bargaining plan. A government peace proposal was accepted by the company but the union seeks better terms, complicating mediation efforts. Federal officials say details from IVE president James Carey remain unclear.
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Red Leaders to Visit London for 10 Day Talks
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev arrive April 18 for a 10 day London visit. They will meet Prime Minister Eden, be received by Queen Elizabeth, and hold political talks on farms and industry amid London protests and official notices.
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Rhee Is Hailed by Large Seoul Demonstration
In Seoul, tens of thousands gathered to hail Syngman Rhee amid political tensions. The mass rally showcased strong support for the South Korean leader as authorities faced rising protests and regional instability.
Baldridge Sentenced to 1 to 20 Years in Ohio Penitentiary
George Baldridge, 63, convicted of first degree manslaughter in the shotgun slaying of Irvin Patrick on his farm last Nov. 15, was sentenced by Judge John P. Case to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. The defense sought a new trial and a bond stay, both denied. Patrick’s widow later filed a $150,000 suit for the unlawful death.
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Athens Judge's Son Is Accused In Theft Case
Larry White, 18, is accused after a deputy sheriff said the investigation centers on the theft of 297 dollars from the offices of Clerk of Courts Phyllis L. Cross and from the vehicle title office in Athens W.
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Larry White
Clerk of Courts
Phyllis L. Cross
Two Schools Closed In Georgetown Ohio
Local brief reports Mt Crab and Green schools closed due to unspecified closures. No further details provided in readable text.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Mt. Crab and the Green
U S Shifts Disarmament Policy Toward Nuclear Controls
President Eisenhower's administration overhauled U S disarmament policy to focus on nuclear risk reduction and atomic materials pooling rather than large manpower cuts. Harold Stassen announced the change and planned talks in London with Britain France and Canada ahead of a March 19 Soviet round. The plan preserves a fixed inspection treaty while enabling stockpile reductions and a peaceful use pool, with surprise attack as the key assumption.
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Canada
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English Language Declared Not Subversive by Berlin
East Berlin authorities announced that the English language is not subversive and teachers are no longer to fear accusations of handling imperialistic language. The shift ends a prior concern over linguistic influence.
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East Germany
Woman Ends Sitdown In Zoning Fuss
A Middletown resident ends a 30 hour sitdown protest outside Butler County Building Commissioner Randell Coning over a permit for a one story concrete block building in Dixie Heights. Mrs Cooney fears it would house an upholstery shop while officials say the permit is for a dwelling and no code violation exists unless violated. Centers plans to start his son in the upholstery business in the building.
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Dulles Seeks to Ease Indian American Ties
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Nehru and ease tensions in Indian American relations. Sources say talks will stress noncontroversial avenues for cooperation with only passing references to SEATO, Formosa, and arms aid to Pakistan.
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