Solon Sees Little Effect From Federal Spending Cuts
Representative Mills reports current House cuts will reduce spending by no more than 250 million dollars next year. He notes tax relief claims are unfounded as the measures largely spare overall outlays. Senate and White House debates continue over defense and other appropriations with wary forecasts for year ahead.
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Union Furnace Band Concert Delights 400 Fans
More than 400 attended the Union Furnace High School spring concert Wednesday night. Guest conductor Charles Minelli of Ohio University led the festival style program. McKinley guided the top band with a suite of pieces while student quartets performed Rose Blush and Red Sunset. The director received a golf ensemble as a teacher award.
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Apple Valley
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Larry Zimmerman
Betty Lou Edgar
Carl Thrush
Barbara Hall
Rose Blush
Miss McKinley
U S Farmers Costs Continue Higher Than Prices
Washington reports farm costs for producing crops and livestock remain about 5 percent higher this spring than a year ago while prices received by farmers rise only about 2 percent. The Agriculture Department notes the gap between costs and earnings widens as input prices climb faster than output prices.
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Agriculture Department
Ex Court Aide Indicted in Ohio Embezzlement Case
U. S. grand jury in Dayton indicted William Robinett Jr. of Columbus a former clerk of the U S District Court for Southern Ohio for embezzling 3928 dollars 38 cents during his tenure.
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Beck Confident on $50,000 Teamsters Pension
Washington reports Dave Beck, facing possible ouster as Teamsters president, is sure he will still draw his $50,000 annual salary as a pension. John F. English, the union’s general secretary treasurer, contends Beck remains entitled to the pension regardless of leadership changes.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters
John F. English
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Morse
Teamsters Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ohio Senate votes on 1.15 billion general appropriations bill
The Ohio Senate will vote on the general appropriations bill to fund state operations for two years totaling 1 154 734 055. The bill tops revisions and amendments after a Finance Committee review and faces House concurrence after Senate action. The package includes a pay raise plan for about 31 000 state workers and adds funds for the Highway Patrol and Marion Correctional Institution. A separate House approved constitutional amendment on county government will also be voted.
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Ohio Senate
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House Finance Committee
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State Division of Correction
Marion Correctional Institution
Modern Republicans rally behind Ike program in Senate
A small group of Senate modern Republicans declared support for President Eisenhower's spending and legislative plans. Led by Senator Bridges they challenged criticisms from Morse and others, while Cooper Javits Case and others pressed to boost the President's agenda ahead of 1958 elections. Morse attacked the administration while defending free critique of policy.
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White House
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R-Ky
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GOP
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Morse
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D-Sc
Beck
Johnston
United States
Five-Pound Muskie Caught At Lake Logan
Burl Perry of Cleveland caught a 27 inch five pound muskie at Lake Logan on a Wednesday morning. He fished with his father near the Ameshansley fill across from the boat docks using an orange flat fish plug. The catch surpassed the previous Lake Logan record and was described as a strong fight by Perry.
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Daily News
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Father writes faith filled letter to jailed son from jail
New York man David J. Wallig in Niskayuna tells his incarcerated son Jon in Elmira to seek God and maturity. He contrasts worldly trouble with Christian teachings, promising they will grow closer after the son pays his penalty and they go fishing together.
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Niskayuna
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Hartsdale
Chemung County
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Tombstone Fire Destroys Historic Buildings in Downtown
Fire swept Tombstone Arizona early today burning three frontier era structures and imperiling The Tombstone Epitaph and Crystal Palace saloon. In Delaware two teens and an Ohio Wesleyan student died in a U S 42 collision north of town. Paris moves to name Mollet successor within 48 hours to align with Eisenhower visit. A 14 year old shot his mother and sister after a homework quarrel in Rye New York. Two Campbell sisters suffocated in an abandoned refrigerator when the door closed during play.
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Rene Coty
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
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Atomic test site postpones eighth straight day opening shot
At the atomic test site high winds delay the opening shot for the eighth day of the summer test series. Daytona reports Frigidaire Division of General Motors will lay off about 2,200 employees at the end of May due to reduced appliance sales.
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Frigidaire Division
General Motors Corp
Subcommittee Advances Alaska Statehood Bill
Washington House Territories subcommittee approved a bill to make Alaska a state by a 17 to 5 vote. Alaska would gain statehood status pending full House and Senate action and presidential signature.
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Washington
House Territories
Alaska
Ordination Set for Rev. John A. Geiger in Columbus
The Rev. John Augustine Geiger will be ordained a priest on Saturday May 25 at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Cathedral Columbus by Most Rev Edward G Hettinger administrator of the Diocese of Columbus. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John E Geiger of Lake Logan Rd Logan born April 23 1931.
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Mount St. Mary's
Severe Midwest Weather Threatens Storm Stricken Regions
Storm-battered areas across Missouri Kansas Texas Oklahoma and southern Illinois faced more severe weather with tornadoes and heavy floods. A Malone Texas twister injured four, one seriously, as rainfall with some totals over 32 inches in six hours drenched Arkansas and other areas.
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Illinois
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Arkansas
Fort Smith
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Senate Votes 22 9 for Dog Aid Bill
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to require public pounds to sell unwanted dogs slated for destruction to recognized medical research institutions. If House amendments pass, the measure goes to Gov. O’Neill. emotion and opposition dominated mail to lawmakers.
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Ohio Senate
Ohio House
House
Senate
William O'Neill
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
General Assembly
Briton Ridicules U S Guided Missile
London The military expert of the London News Chronicle ridicules America's Corporal guided missile as a cumbersome weapon whose use in war is highly improbable. David Willis reached this view after viewing the missile provided by the United States and unveiled at the British artillery school.
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London News Chronicle
America
David Willis
Britain
United States
Policy Shifts Hint at Fresh Disarmament Talks
Washington reports two top secret meetings as the Eisenhower administration weighs a new major move in disarmament negotiations. Sen. Humphrey notes signs of genuine talks in London on a limited experimental agreement while Stassen and Dulles prepare a Senate briefing. Radford questions trust in Soviet promises, while Eisenhower urges open mindedness and progress toward a possible agreement.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
London
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
White House
National Security Council
Stassen
Dulles
Senate
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Radford
Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Ike Adenauer Plan Gettysburg Talks
President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will hold a private lunch and one on one discussion at Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm next Sunday. The White House said the meeting precedes Adenauer's three day series of talks in Washington. Hagerty noted a similar private session with Nehru before Christmas.
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Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Gettysburg
White House
Adenauer
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Nehru
Coal-Loader Planned At Toledo Dockyards By Rail Line
The TOLEDO Chesapeake & Ohio Railway announced plans to begin construction of a $7 million high speed coal loading machine at the docks within days.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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