Southern race conflict fuels push to overturn school desegregation
In Pensacola a Black mob defeated two white men after a Black man was struck. in Atlanta a home explosion injured Black residents and prompted safe evacuation. Sen. Stennis says 101 Southern lawmakers signed a manifesto insisting the South will seek a legal reversal of Supreme Court segregation decrees.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Pensacola
Fla
Atlanta
Johnnie J. Maloy
Hillary Calhoun
Maloy
Foster King
Love Andrews
Andrews
Calhoun
Washington
Sen. Stennis
Dmiss
House
Supreme Court
Westinghouse Independents UK Contract Ends Long Strike
United Electrical Workers and Westinghouse Electric Corp agreed on a five year pact to end a 153 day strike by UK locals. Local ratification is urged while a separate Philadelphia plant strike remains unresolved. The deal matches wage clauses in the AFL CIO contract and raises the minimum hourly wage by 25 cents from former $2.10.
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Pittsburgh
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
James J. Matles
South Philadelphia
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Strike Ends as Local 746 Ratifies Contract
Local 746 of the International Union of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO ratified a contract ending a five month strike of 4,588 Columbus Westinghouse workers. The group was informed that nine coworkers discharged for strike activity will be settled in separate negotiations.
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Columbus
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Westinghouse Corp
Columbus Westinghouse
Coal minister fired as Poland mines lag
Radio Warsaw reports Piotr Jaroszewicz dismissed from the post of minister of coal production in Poland. Observers in Vienna say the move followed waning output from Polish mines and production problems.
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Vienna
Austria
Radio
Warsaw
Piotr Jaroscewicz
Poland
Drunken Driving Fines Hit Three Area Men
Mayor Francis Myers fines and jails three men for drunken driving after weekend incidents. Wil lard E. Newlun, Lester E. Haybrow were jailed. four passengers faced charges. Other drivers and offenders cited include Clyde Mount Harold Geil Arlie Malone Antta Thomas and two Carbondale residents with minor fines.
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Myers
Francis Myers
McArthur Post State Highway
Willard E. Newlun
Carbondale
Rt. 56
Lester E. Haybrow
New Plymouth
Athens
Logan
Logan City
Newlan
Robert Courter
Newlun
Haybrow
Ben Newlun
Floyd Franklin Martin
Clyde E. Mount
Logan Rt. 2
W. Hunter St
Harold E. Geil
Logan Rt. 4
Antta E. Thomas
Buchtel
Culver St
U S Route 25 Hearing Set on Lima Piqua Plan
Ohio Highway Department will hold a hearing at the Shelby County Courthouse in Sidney tomorrow on relocating U S 25 from Lima bypass to Piqua to form a limited access highway. The 33 mile project would bypass Wapakoneta and several villages, linking with the Piqua bypass and aiding Dayton Toledo corridor development. If approved the relocation would join the state system immediately.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Lima
Piqua
Shelby County
Sidney
S. O. Linzell
Cridersville
Wapakoneta
Linzell
Dayton
Toledo
U. S. 25
Weekend Patrol Reports Three Crashes In Hocking County Area
State highway patrol investigated three weekend crashes. On Rt 328 near Union Furnace two cars driven by Pearl Heinlein and James Thress collided on a hill crest. Thress faced a driving with insufficient brakes charge and $15 bond forfeiture.
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Hocking County
Logan
Crooksville
State Highway Patrol
Rt 328
Union Furnace
Pearl M Heinlein
Roanoke
James W. Thress
Lancaster
Thress
Francis Myers
John H Melvin
Delaware
Charlies E. Blackston
John W. Cannon
North St
Rt. 75
Novelist Michael Foster Dies in Reno
Novelist and magazine writer Michael Foster died here yesterday of a heart attack. His novel The American Dream was among the first selections of the Literary Guild.
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Reno
Nev
Michael Foster
Literary Guild
Probers Find Violence Growing in U S Movie Output
Senate subcommittee reports increasing emphasis on brutality and violence in motion pictures, comics, and TV and warns of potential antisocial behavior in youths. It opposes censorship, urges behavioral science experts, and calls for code reform and university research on media effects.
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Washington
Senate
Kefauver
Behavioral Sciences
U.N. Security Council Considers Hammarskjold Peace Mission
The U N Security Council may back a U S proposal to send Dag Hammarskjold on a Middle East peace mission. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr may introduce the resolution to urge talks with all parties and N P Sok Burns to reduce tensions along armistice lines.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Hammarskjold
U. N. Palestine
Jerusalem
Edson L. M. Burns
London
Paris
Middle Eastern
U. N
Eisenhower Hosts North American Leaders for Threeway Talks
President Eisenhower welcomed Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent to the Greenbrier for a first of its kind three nation summit. The leaders planned evening sessions through Wednesday morning with talks on hemispheric peace and security.
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Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Washington
White Greenbrier Hotel
United States
Farmers Apathy Feared By Solon
French Lick Ind Len Barry Goldwater warned that the farm situation is not good and an apathetic farming electorate could abstain from voting. He said a sitdown vote might lead to a very close November election.
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French Lick
Ind
Len Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Ex-Red Spy Says Russians Revolt and Presidential Talk
Democrats debate succession amid Kefauver Stevenson clash in California primary and prospects for Lausche Chandler Harriman. Republicans spar over foreign policy and farm policy while party signals shift to possible candidates Symington Ellender Shivers praise Chandler and Lausche as potential nominees. Kefauver defends stance on integration amid southern support.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Happy Chandler
Kentucky
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Allen Ellender
D-La
Chandler
Ellender
Harriman
F. Joseph Donohue
South
10 White Mute Swans Visit Lake Logan Sunday
A Sunday sighting report notes 10 wild white mute swans on the upper end of Lake Logan along with teal mallard and scaup. A crane was seen below the dam, and spillway operations kept the gate closed for now per state works feedback.
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Lake Logan
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
State Public Works Department
Foreign aid not likely to become campaign issue says senator
Columbus Carl Marcy, chief of staff of the Senate foreign relations committee, said yesterday there is little likelihood the foreign aid program will become a campaign issue. Other briefs list a shooting death in Cleveland, Britain Egypt tensions, Pakistan West ties, Maine cavalry commander death, and a Dionne quintuplet opening a flower shop in Montreal May 1.
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Columbus
Carl Marcy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mort Dix dies at 64 Lyrist of many popular songs
YONKERS N Y Mort Dix aged 64 a lyricist known for numerous popular songs has died in Yonkers New York. His death ends a long career in music publishing and songwriting.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Mort Dixon
Mild Weather Returns as County Sees 58 Degree Day
A light morning rain gave way to mild conditions in Hocking County with a noon high of 58 and a 38 degree low last night. Partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures are forecast for Tuesday with a 52 high. Across Florida and the Gulf Coast unseasonable cold frost hit the region while New England saw more snow with readings from Cross City 27 to Miami 49.
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Hocking County
New York
Florida
Gulf Coast
New England
Cross City
Fla
Tallahassee
Daytona Beach
Miami
New Farm Bill Revisions Stir Senate House Panels
A Senate House conference committee assumes responsibility for rewriting the election year farm bill. Five senators and five representatives will choose between rigid and flexible price supports, parity price methods, soil bank provisions, and other farmer regulations before final approval. The Senate plan adds a $1.2 billion soil bank, $500 million for price support purchases, and domestic parity schemes for wheat and rice, while the House favors restoring 90 percent parity supports on key crops and boosting dairy supports to 80 percent.
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Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
House
Soil Bank
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Curfew On Cyprus Lifted After Independence Day
Cyprus ended a 24-hour curfew imposed by British authorities on Greek Independence Day. One killing and minor violence were reported during the curfew as authorities feared renewed unrest. Masked assailants killed a Turkish Cypriot in Limassol while bombs targeted patrols near Paphos and Kyrenia.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
East Mediterranean
Dighennis
Sir John Harding
Greece
Turkey
Limassol
Leaders Battle To Keep Power
A former Soviet intelligence officer says the denunciation of Stalin by Soviet elders is a bid to preserve power. Nikolai Khokhlov, who defected in 1954, says the 20th congress openly condemned dictatorship and exposed systemic bankruptcy. He argues Khrushchev’s push failed to crown a new dictator and that one man rule is ending as quiet resistance grows.
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Washington
Stalin
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
U. S. News
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Khrushchev
Khokhlov
Housing Congress criticized by Rep Quigley in Congress
Rep Quigley denounces a government backed plan for a woman's congress on housing. He argues the government does not build houses and individuals decide on home ownership without federal input, despite Albert Cole of the Housing Administration proposing the idea.
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Washington
Quigley
D-Pa
Congress
Albert Cole
Cole
Candy Maker Dies
Lawrence S. Heath II 86 founder of L. Heath and Sona Inc a large candy and dairy firm died here yesterday.
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Mexico
Solon
Lausche
GOP
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Paul M. Butler
Butler
Hall
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Chicago
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Missouri
Allan Shivers
Johnson
Shivers
Glouster
Harold Vaughn
Burr Oak
Sunday Creek
Cleveland
Leo Lewis
Britain
Karachi
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Maine
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Montreal
Marie Dionne
Paphos
Kyrenia
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