Mike Raps the Lack Of 'Plans'
IRONTON Ohio AP The Eisenhower Administration has lacked planning Gov Michael V DiSalle said during a Democratic caravan stop in the Sixth and Tenth districts He criticized the presidents trip to Japan and the U2 incident Praising Kennedy and Johnson DiSalle defended the Cuba policy saying communism would not establish an outpost 90 miles from the United States He noted Kennedy is experienced and older than Roosevelt was at his first term and Lincoln when he became president He praised Ohio state administration citing gains in workers compensation aged benefits and mental patient care and a healthy financial condition
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Eisenhower
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Japan
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
United States
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Huguenot: French Protestant of the 16th and 17th centuries
A Huguenot was a French Protestant who endured persecution and played a key role in spreading Protestantism during the 16th and 17th centuries. The movement influenced religion and politics across Europe, shaping the broader Reformation era.
Panic Averted on Cleveland Transit Train Stalls
A power line ripped loose on the Cleveland Rapid Transit System at W 30th Street disabled a six car train with 480 aboard. No injuries occurred as passengers stayed calm and doors opened after 15 minutes as 1,600 riders were stranded between Union Terminal and West Park amid a three hour and fifteen minute outage. The pantograph fault caused a short circuit, ripping out 500 feet of wire and stalling six other trains.
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Cleveland Rapid Transit System
W. 30Th St
Union Terminal
CTS
Public Squares
West Park
Howard G. Cumier
Pike Lake State Park Closes After Heavy Rain
Rain dumped over six inches on Pike Lake State Park forcing closure for a week. The 500 acre site saw more than 400 campers flee as the downpour struck Thursday, disrupting outdoor use and safety.
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Waverly
Ohio
Pike Lake State Park
Prisoner sues over mustache shaving at Pennsylvania prison
William Parmer a 41 year old Philadelphia prisoner sentenced for second degree murder sues warden William J Banmiller seeking injunction arguing shaving his mustache violates his constitutional rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. The warden says the rule adopted three months ago aims for neater appearance amid varied facial hair. The article notes Innsbruck and its 1918 occupation by Italian troops.
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Philadelphia
William Parmer
William J. Banmiller
Pennsylvania Correctional Institution
Parmer
Commonwealth’s Court
Enola Gay crew remembers Hiroshima blast fifteenth anniversary
Fifteen years after the Hiroshima bombing the Enola Gay crew recalls the wartime mission. Brigadier General Paul W Tibbetts Jr. leads today at MacDill Air Force Base while Lt. Col. Thomas W Ferebee and M Wyatt E Duzenbury hold posts at other bases. Navy Capt. W S Parsons who directed arming of the bomb has died.
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Paul W Tibbets Jr
Strategic Air Command
6Th Air Division
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Thomas W. Ferebee
MacDill
Set
Wyatt E. Duzenbury
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Navy
W.S Parsons
Tinian
Japan
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