Nixon says Eisenhower advisers urged resignation over 1952 running mate
Richard Nixon recounts in Six Crises that before his 1952 TV appearance Eisenhower's team urged him to resign as running mate. He says a telegram resigning was drafted but destroyed, and that a Dewey briefing urged public address. Nixon later received Eisenhower’s praise and endorsement.
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California
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Dewey
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Wheeling
W. Va
Macapagal to Make 10 Day State Visit to United States
President Diosdado Macapagal plans a June state visit to the United States lasting about ten days. The trip will be the Philippines leader's first official visit abroad since taking office.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
United States
Ohio Idle Pay Claims Show Another Decline
New unemployment compensation claims fell from 15121 in the week ending March 3 to 14916 in the week ending March 10, the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reported. Continuing claims for those unemployed one week or more declined from 128030 to 126372, well below the year earlier level.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Carbon Hill man leaves for U S Army today
Donald Edward Blake Jr. of Carbon Hill departs Logan for Ft Hayes Columbus for induction into the U S Army as part of Hocking County's March draft contingent. He receives a gift box from the Logan Adult Education Club as two companions join him for preinduction exams. The local draft board notes enlistments of Timothy Doering and Dennis Rose, both Logan, into the Army, and Richard Bryant into the Air Force.
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Donald Blake Jr
Carbon Hill
U.S. Army
Donald Edward Blake Jr
Logan
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Hocking County
Blake
Logan Adult Education Club
Selective Service Board
Timothy Michael Doering
Dennis Fugene Rose
Air Force
Richard Clinton Bryant
Groveport
Terrorists Attack French Army Barracks in Algiers
At dawn in Algiers secret army terrorists fired rockets and machine guns at a French riot police barracks for 15 minutes as riot police returned fire. Casualties were not reported. The incident comes amid continued Evian peace talks between French and Algerian rebel officials over a provisional government and cease fire terms.
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Self-Defense Pleaded In Athens Case
In Athens Ohio Jerry Linscott 21 testifies he acted in self defense in the fatal beating of Charles Crawford 29 a Gibsonburg teacher Crawford died from brain damage after a fight following a driving incident and drinking bout accusation The defendants Ulbrich and Linscott face manslaughter charges in Athens County Common Pleas Court with Ulbrich scheduled for March 19.
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Jerry Linscott
Near Athens
Sandusky County
Linscott
Charles Crawford
Gibsonburg
Crawford
J. M. N. Bloodworth
Ohio University
Gerald Ulbrich
Athens
Uldrich
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ulbrich
Postman’s Kiss Ends with Jaw Locked in Rochester
Arthur Heveron, a Rochester postman, kissed his wife and his jaw locked. He was transported to Genesee Hospital for jaw realignment.
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Rochester
N.Y
Arthur Heveron
Genesee Hospital
Castro Urges Cuban Youth to Embrace Marxist Spirit
Fidel Castro urged Cubans to forge a deeper Marxist spirit and said the island’s youth will someday live under communism. He spoke at a University of Havana rally marking a five year anniversary of a student attack on Batista’s palace.
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Fidel Castro
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Castro
Steel Chiefs Resume Talks On Contract
Pittsburgh report says basic steel industry and United Steelworkers Union restarted contract talks after an 11 day layoff. Both sides remain far apart with USW seeking a 12 cent package while companies offer 6 to 8 cents. President Kennedy pressures for a noninflationary settlement ahead of June 30 expirations.
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United Steelworkers Union
USW
Kennedy
Midwest Winter With Snow And Ice Keeps Midwest Cold
Midwest and Chicago endure a harsh winter with record snow and extended ice, delaying travel and school closures. The weather pattern from the Rockies to the Great Lakes keeps temperatures below normal with frequent blizzards and arctic cold.
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Iowa
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New Yorker Philip Bart Granted Bail in Contempt Case
Chief Justice Earl Warren set 1500 dollar bail for Philip Bart identified as U S Communist party secretary. Bart was jailed last week for contempt for refusing to answer a federal grand jury about party activities and to avoid serving six months before appeals court acts.
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Washington
U.S
Communist Party
Earl Warren
Warren
Philip Bart
Bart
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bell and Scholl Assessments Tabled By Council
Logan city council again tabled an assessing ordinance for the West End water improvement project. A special session with property owners was set for 7:30 p.m. to work toward a compromise approved by council. The owner committee represents 99 percent of affected properties and seeks signed consent to any agreement.
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Logan
Fred Murray
Murray
R. W. Bateman
Bell & Scholl
Springdale Addition
Equalization Board
James Stilwell
Stilwell
Rolland Schorr
Kennedy Signs Bill Raising Debt Ceiling to 300 Million
President Kennedy signed a bill increasing the temporary national debt ceiling to 300 million dollars, lifting the limit by two billion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Weather outlook for Southern and Central Ohio cools
Temperatures will average about three degrees below normal with highs in the 50s and lows around the 30s. Warming trends fade into a cooler Monday with a chance of rain from Sunday night into Monday. Flood risk minimal though rain possible in the extreme south Friday.
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Ohio
OSU Science Institute For Top Students
Ohio State University will host a nine week science institute at the College of Engineering for high ability juniors beginning June 18. Thirty junior boys who have completed the 11th grade will be selected, funded by a National Science Foundation grant.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
College of Engineering
National Science Foundation
Major Challenge Presented With New Job Training Bill
Washington AP reports Congress approved a three year manpower training bill to study national skills and set up programs. It authorizes up to 100 million to start July 1 and 5 million for an immediate manpower survey. The bill funds weekly training allowances and targets unemployed workers and select youth and farm families, aiming to train up to a million people as automation grows.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Kennedy
No Accord Seen On Test Ban
Geneva AP report says Russia and Western Allies opened a new round of disarmament talks with limited hopes of halting the nuclear arms race. U.N. disarmament committee met, with Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko present, but prospects for a broad treaty remain dim due to inspection and Berlin disputes.
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Gromyko
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United States
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
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Britain
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Warsaw
Khrushchev
House Panel OKs Peace Corps Expansion Bill
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill to expand the Peace Corps to 10,000 volunteers both at home and abroad. It authorizes a $63,750,000 appropriation for the year starting July 1, matching President Kennedy's request.
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Washington
Peace Corps
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
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