Rayburn Advises President on Temporary Presidency
House Speaker Sam Rayburn told President Eisenhower to avoid signaling plans for disability legislation. The talk covered a proposed constitutional amendment for Cabinet majority decisions on temporary presidential duties, with Rayburn opposing the idea and Eisenhower signaling he will heed the advice.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D - Tex
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Congress
Brownell
Logan Man Survives Crash After Route 33 Curve Rollover
James Stump, 24, escaped serious injury after his convertible left the southbound Rt 33 curve near Logan, rolled three times into a field at 9:30 p.m. He was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital and released. A separate two car crash on E Front St near Frasure Brown Dairy at 11:30 a.m. involved Leroy Hall and Lester Hayborn. Mrs Juanita Hayborn and Brenda were shaken and bruised with moderate damage to both vehicles.
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Poston
Rt. 33
James Stump
State Highway Patrol
Hocking Valley Hospital
Stump
E. Front St
Frasure & Brown Dairy
Leroy Hall
Nelsonville
Lester E. Hayborn
New Plymouth Rt. 1
Front St
Hayborn
Hall Auto
Juanita’ Hayborn
Brenda
Mechem Praised For Securing TB Hospital Dedication
State Senator Stanley C. Mechem was praised for helping secure the new 1.5 million Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital near Nelsonville, with Gov. Si ONeill saying Mechem led the effort. Dwork called him a tower of strength as officials toured the facility and praised plans for future growth.
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Stanley C. Mechem
Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis
Nelsonville
45 Attend Annual Meeting of TB Health Association
About 45 members and directors attended the Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association annual meeting at Logan First Presbyterian Church. John A. Louis, executive director of the Ohio TB and Health Association, spoke about the new Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital at Nelsonville. He urged continued TB death reductions through better living standards and overall health. The meeting also featured Dr. H. M. Boocks, M. R. Moran, and treasurer report updates. All 53 board members were reelected with two new one year terms for Mrs. Richard Brandt and Mrs. William Zilcox.
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Tuberculosis and Health Association
Logan First Presbyterian Church
John A. Louis
Ohio TB and Health Association
Louis
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville
Ohio
H. M. Boocks
M. R. Moran
Dorothy Krieg
Distri
Bution
Beryl Tucker
Carl Harsh
Richard Brandt
William Zilcox
Ships Move Through Suez Canal in Step Toward Normal Operations
Two ship convoys passed through the Suez Canal at Port Said Egypt signaling a major step toward resumption of normal canal operations as the 103 mile waterway continues to reopen to traffic with resumed movement.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Headmistress Beatrice Marvin Dies in Columbus
Mrs Beatrice Constant Marvin 55 headmistress of Columbus School for Girls died here Friday. She led the school for years and was a respected figure in the community. Her passing leaves a gap in local education leadership.
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Columbus
Beatrice Constant Marvin
Columbus School For Girls
Eisenhower Opens ACS Drive for 30 Million
President Eisenhower Friday launched the American Cancer Society’s campaign aiming to raise 30 million dollars this year. The total targets fundraising nationwide to support cancer research and patient care initiatives.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Cancer Society
Beck suspended as AFL CIO leader amid Teamsters probe
Labor leaders weigh backing or dumping Dave Beck after the AFL CIO Executive Council suspended him as an AFL CIO vice president and member. A full ethical practices inquiry is planned into charges of disrepute and misuse of union funds with May 20 testimony set. Senate investigators may face Beck only if he cooperates, while Teamsters officials face separate inquiries and opposition to a million dollar publicity campaign.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
Federation
Ethical Practices Committee
Beck
Labor Movement
Senate
Tle
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
John English
English
The
International
Money Stolen From Desk Of Grade Teacher
Over $200 was stolen from the desk of Union Furnace seventh grade instructor Wini Sowers during the noon hour. Sheriff Waldron said the money, after she cashed her paycheck, was in her handbag in a locked drawer with the key hidden in another drawer. Investigators noted the thief must have known of the key and cash location as the room was vacant at dinner hour. Deputies Rhein scheid Morrison and Juvenile Officer George Johnson investigated.
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Union Furnace
A. J. Wal
Waldron
Winifred Sowers
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Gerald Morrison
George Johnson
Jet plant slows Columbus facility overhaul shift
Cutbacks in orders for the F100 and FJ4 jet fighters force North American Aviation Columbus plant to convert part of its facilities to handle aircraft modification and overhaul work.
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Columbus
North American Aviation, Inc
Senators Chide Ike For Speeding In Gettysburg Drive
Senate criticizes President Eisenhower's 80 mile trip to his Gettysburg farm at 70 mph amid calls for safer speeds. Reporters tried to keep up as the presidential car sped past road signs and a Montgomery police squad flagged the pace.
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Washington
Sen. Neuberger
D-Ore
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Neuberger
Secret Service
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Montgomery
Hewsman
Builders hail cuts in FHA down payment
President Eisenhower ordered the FHA to reduce the down payment from 7 to 5 percent on the first 9000 of home value and from 27 to 25 percent on the balance up to 20000. He also eased restrictions on savings and loan mortgage eligibility as Congress weighs broader credit relief and a housing bill adding 2.5 billion in potential aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
Savings and Loan Associations
Congress
House Banking
Logan High Band Wins Superior Rating at OU
Logan High School bands earned top ratings in the Class B-1 district contest at Ohio University. The senior band qualifies for state competition at Bexley High School on April 28, while the junior band performs at OU at 2:20 p.m. both led by Armand Houk.
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Logan High School
Ohio University
LHS
Bexley High School
Ironton
Athens
Portsmouth East
Logan
Armand Houk
Farmers See Take Costs Both Climb
The Agriculture Department reports farm product prices rose 1 percent from mid February to mid March, offsetting a 2 percent drop in the prior month. Prices paid by farmers for goods and services rose about one third of 1 percent to a new record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bandit Kidnapping Case Near Iran Pakistan Border
Mrs. Anita Carroll of Issquah Washington, kidnapped by bandits in southeastern Iran, is alive according to an embassy witness who said a blonde foreigner traveled with the bandits. Iranian officials offered amnesty if Carroll is freed unharmed and pledged ransom readiness from the U S aid program.
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Iran
Anita Carroll
Desert Wilds
Here
U. S
Imperial
Pakistan
Mikran
Carroll
Scioto Gambling Report Draws Quick Denials
Gov C William O Neill said Scioto County would be investigated for gambling but Sheriff Burl Justice Mayor Vernard Riffe and New Boston Police Chief Fred Brown deny any existence of commercialized gambling in the area.
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Portsmouth
William O’neill
Scioto County
Burl Justice
Vernard Riffe
Fred Brown
New Boston
Army rejects flood control project in Oneida
The U S Army Corps of Engineers says a flood control project for Oneida is not pursued because costs would outweigh benefits. The city previously straightened Oneida Creek seven years ago, easing concerns.
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Oneida, N. Y
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Oneida Creek
British Cabinet Split Forces Salisbury Resignation
London reports the Marquess of Salisbury quits cabinet posts over the Makarios release. Prime Minister Macmillan names the Earl of Home to council president and takes the atomic energy post. Salisbury’s note condemns Makarios release as unwise and untimely while pledging support on other issues.
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Marquess of Salisbury
Makarios
Cyprus
Salisbury
House of Lords
Macmillan
Elizabeth II
Britain
Earl of Home
Commonwealth
Conservative
Anthony Eden
Macm
Mahe
Seychelle Isean Isle
Seychelles
Greece
Ohio Hog Market Climbs to Highest Since January
Interior Ohio markets posted another week of higher hog prices led by lightweight sows and steady heavy saws. The Ohio Department of Agriculture reported an average of 17.95 per 100 pounds, up 45 cents from last week with most choice lightweight sows at 16 to 16.50 and some at 16.75, while heavy sows sold around 15.75 and lower.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower Signs 15 Month Tax Bill To Hold Rates
Friday President Eisenhower signed legislation keeping corporation and excise tax levels steady for 15 months. The bill aims to stabilize revenue at about 3 billion dollars annually for the government.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lingering Bankruptcy Dooms the Old Line at 89
The New York Ontario and Western Railway died in New York Harbor after 80 years of operation and a long bankruptcy saga. Creditors gathered as the 541 mile line failed to meet debts, despite receivers, public funding, and attempts to salvage assets.
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New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Oswego
N. Y
Lake Ontario
New York Harbor
Scranton
Lakes
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