Yalta Papers Stir GOP Strategy Against Democrats
Senate Republican Policy Committee head Senator Bridges directs staff to assemble Yalta document material for GOP speakers to use against Democrats. Senator Sparkman says citations will be required. Tehran and Potsdam papers also cited for possible release. Dulles faces updated funding and policy considerations as paper publication proceeds.
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Bloomingville Area Man In 2 Wrecks In 2 Hours
Herschel Wolfe aged 74 of South Bloomingville Rt. 1 was involved in two traffic accidents on Rt. 22 in Fairfield County within two hours. In the second crash his wife Ola, 53, suffered head cuts and arm injury. she was treated and released at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital. The first crash occurred at 1 40 p.m. when Wolfe swerved to avoid stopped cars but struck the car driven by Herman Kern, 25, of Jeffersonville Indiana. both vehicles had minor damage and Wolfe posted bonds for a later Lancaster Municipal Court appearance for failing to stop within assured clear distance.
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South Bloomingville Rt. 1
Rt. 22
Fairfield County
Ola
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
State Highway Patrol
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Beck Rd
Wolfe
Herman Kern
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lancaster Municipal Court
Mariam Welch
Lancaster Rt. 1
Blue Valley Rd
Welch
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Clarence Gordon
Lancaster Rt. 4
Lancaster- Fairfield
Highway Patrol
Square Dancer Flung Into Popcorn Machine at Greendale
Tatman Forest, 27, of South Bloomingville, was tossed by his partner during a square dance in Greendale Saturday night and struck a popcorn vending machine. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital with a two inch forehead wound requiring stitches.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
University Drops Journalism Unit at Akron
The University of Akron will discontinue its six year old journalism school with the fall term. Enrollment has fallen to two or three students per class. Prof. U S Vance, head since 1923, will remain as associate professor in the English department.
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University of Akron
U. S. Vance
Spring Arrives Cold and Soggy Across Midwest
Chicago reports drizzle as spring begins with cold temperatures across the nation midland today. Tornadoes struck Missouri Arkansas border and a four inch snow in Colorado Nebraska Kansas region, with one injury and a missing family amid widespread storms and flooding.
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Kentucky
Body Of James Van Bibber Found In Oldtown Creek
The body of James A. Van Bibber 80 of Dicken Addition was recovered from Oldtown Creek by sheriffs deputies and a city policeman at about 1 30 p m Death was due to a heart attack not drowning coroner Dr J Ward Doering said time of death about noon He was found by Howard Brooks Jr near his fishing pole near the bank and his feet caught on a submerged log The deceased was a native of Athens County and had lived in the Logan area He retired as a coal miner in 1923 He is survived by his wife Lena a son Fred of Logan a daughter Mrs John Spriggel of Cuyahoga Falls a grandson and two great grandchildren a brother Jesse of Nelsonville two half brothers and a half sister Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Smith Cemetery
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Cuyahoga Falls
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Nelsonville Rt. 2
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Lancaster
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Nelsonville
Maggie Chevilear
Athens
Leonard Funeral Home
Earl Appleman
Smith Cemetery
Baby stolen by ex nurse aide nabbed in Texas
Beaumont police charged Pauline Schulze 30 a former nurse aide with kidnapping after she took 29 minute old infant from Beaumont hospital. The baby was found in Schulze Houston home and returned to its mother. Doctors said the child is in good condition. The couple have two other children and plan to name the new arrival Carol Sue or Carolyn Sue.
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George Wharton
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Funeral Held Today For Athens Prosecutor
Funeral services for Joel B. Draper 30 Athens County prosecuting attorney were held at First Presbyterian Church Athens with Dr. John M. Versteeg officiating. Interment followed in W Union Street Cemetery mausoleum Athens. Draper native of Columbus had lived in Albany died Friday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after two months ill health. Athens County Courthouse closed this afternoon for his funeral.
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Athens
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Columbus
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Ohioan Appointed to National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Arthur Evans of Cedarville Ohio president of the Ohio Hampshire Breeders Assn was named by President Eisenhower to the National Agricultural Advisory Commission.
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Arthur Evans
Cedarville
Ohio
Ohio Hampshire Breeders Assn
Eisenhower
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Ohio Senate Eyes Korean War Veteran Bonus Plan
Columbus Ohio lawmakers move to fund a 100 million dollar Korean War veteran bonus via bonds with Senate hearings set to precede House action. The proposal targets about 300 000 veterans and would seat the issue on election ballots pending voter approval of new debt.
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Ray T. Miller Jr
Cuyahoga
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House
Elections and Federal Relations Committee
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Franklin
Robert L. Johnson
Medina
Airliner crashes near Springfield. 12 dead
An American Airlines Convair twin engine aircraft crashed in a pasture two miles north of Springfield airport during an night approach in rain. The three member crew and 32 passengers were aboard. only pilot Jack Pripish survived. Stewardess Rita Madaj and copilot J E Walker perished. Airport tower operator Carl McCrary assisted with the warning and alarm.
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Chicago
Rita Madaj
J. E. Walker
Carl McCrary
Nations Accept Soviet Aid for Economic Help
Six countries accepted Soviet aid this year under the U N technical assistance program. Russia will send technicians or equipment or train local experts. Burma India and Indonesia were named. others lie in the Middle East and Latin America.
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Test Of the Farm Program Is Near
Washington observers mark a House vote as the first major test of Eisenhower era farm policy. A bloc of Republicans and Democrats seeks 90 percent parity supports for basic crops and higher dairy floors, backed by labor as city districts weigh the outcome.
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House
General Accused For Lush Spending
A government investigator told a House Appropriations Subcommittee Brig. Gen. Oliver W. Hughes spent around $52,000 to outfit a villa in Kaiserslautern Germany for his own use in 1951 52. The chief GAO investigator said Hughes used subterfuge and false accounts to hide the luxury project. Secretary Stevens has not replied on whether Hughes was punished.
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Solons Cruise On Atom Sub
Members of the Congressional Atomic Energy Committee returning from an all night cruise aboard the Nautilus predicted atomic powered submarines will radically change naval strategy and tactics. They noted the Nautilus is the only submarine that can circle the globe submerged at full speed, and that it operated perfectly on and beneath the surface with several deep dives exceeding 300 feet.
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Conn
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Stock Probe Shaken Anew By Galbraith Clash
Washington hearings on the Senate stock market inquiry are jolted by Sen. Capehart charging John Kenneth Galbraith's 1949 pamphlet praises communism. Galbraith defends the document as cautioning against communism while urging preventive steps amid market tensions.
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Senate
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Harvard
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R-Ind
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Senate Banking Committee
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Mass
Banking Committee
O Brien Resigns Recreation Post
Lee O’Brien, head basketball coach at Logan High School, resigned as city recreation director in a letter to Francis Myers president of the city recreation commission. He said it had been a pleasure being associated with fine people while working with Logan youngsters in the summer program.
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Scrappy) Myers
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Man Held Under $1,000 Bond On Non-Support Charge
Mont H. Johnson aged 36 of Columbus was arrested by Franklin County sheriff on a non-support warrant from Hocking County filed by his former wife Vera. Deputy Spurgeon Metzler brought him to Justice of the Peace Elias Bright, where Johnson pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond.
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Columbus
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
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Justice of the Peace
Elias Bright
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Administration Sees Wider Talks On Four-Power Meeting
State Department officials say Senator George D Ga wants a top level Big Four meeting but conditions apply before pursuing talks with Eisenhow er and the Russia Britain and France chiefs. A four power Foreign Ministers session seems likelier than a chiefs of state gathering and would need German rearmament ratification. State Dept notes would require assurances the talks yield results not propaganda for Russia.
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Panama Assembly Probes Ex-President for Alleged Plot
National Assembly in Panama acts as court to try ousted President Jose Ramon Guizado on charges he plotted the assassination of his predecessor. In Cleveland, union members authorize potential strike against local papers. In Texas a windstorm collapses a circus tent housing about 400 people with no injuries.
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National Assembly
Court of Justice
Jose Ramon Guizado
Va medical inquiry doomed to fail says AMVET leader
In Columbus the AMVET Commander Rufus H. Wilson warns that proposals for a closer inquiry into ex servicemen history before entry to Veterans Administration hospitals are doomed. In Johannesburg police warn of street corner wolves. In Marietta Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill listens by phone to his father’s funeral from a brother’s home.
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Rufus H. Wilson
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Marietta
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Atty
William O'Neill
Veterans Administration Hospital Chillico Among 56 Needing Renovation
The House Veterans Affairs Committee study names the Chillico VA hospital among 56 facilities slated for complete renovation or modernization.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Postal workers pay raise moves toward House vote
A $150 million pay raise for postal workers is headed to a House vote today. The measure aims to boost wages and address staffing needs within the U.S. Postal Service as lawmakers prepare to debate the approval.
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