Ohio Senate OKs measure fixing delinquency blame
The Ohio Senate approved a bill 24 to 5 to place blame on parents for a child's delinquent acts after the first offense. It allows a court to order parental control and may lead to contempt penalties, including jail or fines, with bond forfeiture for damages. The measure excludes foster parents and backs by juvenile judges, police chiefs, and others.
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Ohio Senate
House
Juvenile Court Judges Assn. of
Ohio
Legislative Committee of the Ohio Assn. of Chiefs of Police
U S Men Said Too Family Conscious
Anthropologist Margaret Mead says American men have become too family conscious and retire into domestic life. She warns this limits adventurous spirit and hurts the country as many talented men turn down jobs requiring moves to protect their children's lives.
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U. S
Los Angeles
Margaret Mead
House Votes To Sell Canal Land In Green Two
The Ohio House approved selling nearly 6 percent of the old Hocking Canal land in Green Two to Logan resident G. R. Robinson. Introduced by Rep Rolland Bright the measure notes the land adjacent to Rt 33 and to be released as the Haydenville by pass reroutes traffic. A second bill seeks sale of about two more acres to Charles J. Wright of Logan.
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Ohio House
Green Two
G. R. Robinson
Logan
Senate
Rolland Bright
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Bright
Charles J. Wright
Logan Rt. 3
Labor Racketeering Probers Delving Deep Into Beck Case
Senate racketeering probes shift from public to private as investigators press Teamsters President Dave Beck over alleged misappropriation of 320000 in union funds. Beck cites fifth amendment fears amid questions on restitution plans and purchases for Seattle property and personal items.
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Beck
Washington
Senate
Teamster
Dave Beck
Seattle
Congress
McClellan
Teamsters Union
Internal Revenue Service
Chicago
Nathan Shefferman
Teamsters Joint Council
The
Teamsters
Patrol Installs Shortwave Radio At Police Station
At the request of Mayor Francis Myers and Police Chief Roy Reich the state highway patrol installed a shortwave radio receiver at the city police station. The new receiver permits closer unity with the patrol and enhances area coordination in Logan the only city in the region equipped with a patrol radio.
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Francis Myers
Roy Reich
State Highway Patrol
Logan
Hammarskjold Returns to New York for Middle East Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flies back to New York after Cairo exploratory talks. He plans meetings with U S Ambassador Lodge and Canadian and Norwegian envoys while seeking U N Emergency Force stay along the Gaza armistice line. Egypt insists canal tolls go to Cairo with a 25 percent reserve for UN technical aid and 5 percent to compensate Suez Canal Co. stockholders.
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Hans Engen
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Columbia
India
Pakistan
Cairo
Nasser
U.N
Gaza
UNEF
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Co
Natco to Build Major New Plant in Alabama
Natco Corporation announced plans for a $2,199,000 clay conduit plant near Bessemer Alabama to serve the South and Southwest. The facility will be Natco’s third Alabama plant and part of a postwar expansion. construction starts now with operation expected late this year.
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Bessemer
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Birmingham
Cordova
Diamond
Natco
Alabama
North Birmingham
Canada
Pittsburgh
Shipley
Haydenville
Aultman
Hobart
Ind
Editor Says Ihe May Resign Job
Louis Selzter editor of the Cleveland Press says he would not be surprised if President Eisenhower quits mid term. He told the New York PRSA chapter that if it happened it would give Richard Nixon a two year chance to demonstrate his capabilities.
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New York
Louis Selzter
Cleveland Press
Eisenhower
Public Relations Society of America
Richard Nixon
China Plans Big Heavy Industry Push in Five Years
A Japanese business leader returning from Peiping reported Red China intends to double its investment in heavy industry within five years. The claim highlights Beijing's forthcoming industrial expansion and reliance on foreign knowledge and capital.
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Hong Kong
Peiping
Red China
Historian Commager Warns Against Relying on Courts
Amherst College professor Dr Henry Steele Commager cautioned that Americans should not depend on the judiciary to safeguard civil freedoms. He spoke at a Toledo Bar Association meeting on constitutional rights noting the danger of relying on judicial review to erase bad laws and enact good ones.
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Toledo
Henry Steele Commager
Amherst College
Toledo Bar Assn
Committee On Constitutional Rights
House Drives For Deep Cuts In Budgets
A House coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats pushes to cut about 900 million from five appropriations bills this year aiming to hold 1958 levels. The fight centers on Labor and Welfare, with tentative $85 million deeper cuts pending and votes expected on specific roll calls. President Eisenhower criticizes Congress as Senate considers a 1.5 billion water projects bill amid flood control and navigation projects including Ohio River and Toledo Harbor work.
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Appropriations
Press- Eisenhower
Rep. Fogarty
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Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Public Works Committee
Ohio
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Mahoning River
Toledo Harbor
Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner Win Top Oscars
Ingrid Bergman, exiled from Hollywood, wins the best actress Oscar for Anastasia. Yul Brynner earns best actor for The King and I, Around the World in 80 Days named best picture. The King and I leads in awards with five, Around the World in 80 Days follows, and Que Sera Sera earns a surprise song Oscar.
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Yul Brynner
Hollywood
Anastasia
Hal Brynner
Dorothy Malone
Anthony Quinn
Artist Gauguin
Ingrid
Bever
Brynner
Ray Evans
Jay Livingston
Mexican Fireworks Plant Explosions Kill and Injure Dozens
Rescue workers comb rubble after two blasts at a Mexico City fireworks site killed eleven, including four firefighters, with around 100 hospitalized. Police sought owner Antonio Joyas Chavez as the nearby airport area suffered shattered windows and a crater formed by the blasts.
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Mexico City
Ques
Antonio Joyas Chavez
Mrs Sylvia Clouston Dies At Carbon Hill
Sylvia Gladys Clouston 65 died at 6 a.m. today at her Carbon Hill home after months of illness. Born in Nelsonville, she was daughter of the late James and Jennie Corwin and a member of Trimble Church of Christ. Survived by husband Cassius, daughter Elma Kinnison of Logan, sons Alfred Clouston of Columbus and Conrad Clouston of Haydenville, brothers Edward Corwin of Nelsonville and Frank Corwin of Trimble, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. four sons preceded her in death. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville, Rev. Wayne Porter officiating. Burial Carbon Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at any time.
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Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
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Jennie Corwin
Trimble Church of Christ
Cassius
Elma Kinnison
Logan
Alfred Clouston
Columbus
Conrad Clouston
Haydenville
Edward Corwin
Frank Corwin
Trimble
Johnson Funeral Home
Wayne Porter
Carbon Hill Cemetery
Greek Archbishop Makarios Freed From Exile in Seychelles
London reports Archbishop Makarios leader of the Greek Cypriots has been freed from exile in the Seychelles Islands by Britain. He will not be allowed to return immediately to Cyprus where Greek Cypriots seek independence and union with Greece.
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London
Britain
Makarios
Seychelles Islands
Cyprus
Greece
Iranian Troops Close in on Killer Kidnap Bandits
Iranian forces pursue a band of about 12 nomads who kidnapped Anita Huovar Carroll 35 of Issaquah Washington and killed her husband Kevin 37 and Brewster A Wilson 35 of Portland Oregon. The pursuit involves 1000 plus troops across the Tangeerkheh Desert toward Pakistan as investigators piece together a paper trail left by Carroll.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Anita Huovar Carroll
Issaquah, Wash
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
Tangeerkheh
Pakistan
Carroll
Kaiser Plans New Aluminum Foil Plant in Ohio
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. will build a $2 million aluminum foil processing plant on a 30 acre site near Belpre Ohio. Construction starts this spring with completion slated for 1958 and initial operation in September. The plant will employ 175 people recruited in Ohio to serve Eastern and Midwest markets.
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Oakland
Calif
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Belpre
Ohio
Kaiser
Midwest
British Chief, Aides Ponder Big Walkout
Prime Minister Macmillan summoned his Cabinet to discuss two major strikes that threaten Britain's economic recovery. Engineering workers' strike already involves a million men with a threat to call out up to 10 million by April 6, risking 4300 plants and exports. The CSEU seeks a 5 percent interim pay deal while an employer pledge would avoid a one-year binding agreement.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
CSEU
Ees
Layoff Pay Bill Heads For Study
Ohio lawmakers plan to send the layoff pay bill to a House subcommittee next week. Chairman Robert F. Beckman said the Labor Committee will form two standing subcommittees to review unemployment compensation and workers compensation issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
House and Labor Committee
Robert F. Beckman
Hamilton
Oklahoma City Boys Return To School After Hidden Cave Life
Ora Lee Linville and his brother Jerry lived a Huck Finn style six months in a creekside cave near Southeast High School while their parents believed they were in class. Police found them beside a camp fire and the boys later admitted their years of truancy and misdirection.
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Ora Lee Linville
Jerry
Southeast High School
Ora
Ora Lee
Osha
Okla
Earl Linville
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