Man Wounded By Officer Bound Over To Grand Jury
John Clements, 26, was bound to the Butler County Grand Jury under $60 bond on a shooting with intent to kill charge. He pleaded innocent to resisting arrest and waived a preliminary hearing after allegedly firing at Ptl. Arm itage near the Moonglow Cafe on Garfield Street. Armitage fired in self defense. Clements was wounded, hospitalized, and later jailed.
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Richard Armitage
John Clements
Garfield St
Butler County
J.T. Lamb
Clements
Hamweh
Moonglow Cafe
Ptl
Armitage
Garfield Street
Hudson Avenue
Middletown
Herman Weber
Cincinnati
Salmon
Woodlawn Avenue
Wicorf Street
Grand Jury
Lamb
Weber
Innocen
Conciliation Talks At Logan Long Fail
Wade Fields of Local 202 says the United Paper Workers Union is on strike at Logan-Long Co after conciliation talks broke down Monday at 2 p.m. A federal mediator was present as management cut its offer and the union pushed for higher raises, with picketing continuing Tuesday. Logan-Long officials issued no statement.
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Franklin
Wade Fields
United Paper Workers Union
Logan - Long Co
Fields
Logan - Long
Astrex Tonic Tablets Offer Iron Boost For Vitality
Advertises Astrex Tonic Tablets claiming iron and vitamin B1 improve pep and vigor for adults over 40. Highlights a small daily dose and an economy size saving $1.67. Sold at all druggists.
Polar Submarines as Deterrent at Polar Ice Cap
Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover says the polar icecap could hide U S nuclear submarines and deter war. He notes missile-carrying subs submerged under ice offer immediate reach and protection, challenging an enemy who might strike first.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Polar
U.S
U. S. News and World Report
News Magaine
Rickover
United States
Prohibition Lasted Thirteen Years in United States
The era of Prohibition extended for 13 years 10 months and 19 days across the United States, ending with the repeal in 1933.
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United States
Robin Douglas Home Leaves Job for Piano Return
Robin Douglas-Home quits his executive post after a romance with Sweden's Princess Margaretha. He will resume piano playing at a French Riviera resort hotel, after meeting the princess in a London lounge 18 months ago. The Swedish royal family reportedly felt he lacked the funds to marry.
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London
Robin Douglas
J Ob
Sweden
Margaretha
Stevens, Flanket & Garrod
Douglas-Home
Robin
Ane
Soal
Ann Miller Plans Dallas Based Marriage to Bill Moss
Hollywood actress Ann Miller says she will marry Texas oilman Bill Moss soon. Moss will stay in Dallas while Miller commutes to Hollywood to continue her film career.
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Hollywood (Ap
Ann Miller
Texas
Bill Moss
Moss
Dallas
Hollywood
Senate approves four year reciprocal trade bill
The Senate passed the compromise trade bill 72 to 18, extending the reciprocal trade program four years. President Eisenhower can cut tariffs up to 20 percent, with Congress able to override tariff decisions by a two thirds vote. Secretary Weeks called it the best yet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Sincack Weeks
United States
Senate
Congress
Tariff Commission
Canadian Steel Firm Is Struck
Hamilton Ontario AP report: Canada's largest steel plant Stelco halted production after a strike by 7,500 United Steelworkers members. A six hour prelude to a wage dispute followed last week’s failure to reach terms. Workers seek a raise aligned to 1956 agreement. Stelco counters inflationary risks.
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Hamilton, Ont
Canada
Steel Co. of Canada
Stelco
Hamilton
United Steelworkers
Cyprus Talks Encouraging Outcome Planned for Cyprus
London based Prime Minister Macmillan returned from talks in Athens, Ankara, and Nicosia on Cyprus violence. He said the aim was to discuss the problem, not seal agreements, and endorsed a seven year local self government plan with Greece and Turkey sharing administration.
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London
Macmillan
Athens
Ankara
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Murphy Leaves For Washington
Paris AP report says Robert Murphy flew home from a Middle East mission for President Eisenhower that began after Marines landed in Lebanon four weeks ago. He met officials in Beirut Amman Tel Aviv Baghdad Cairo Addis Ababa Athens London and Paris and spoke with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and other diplomats.
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Paris
Robert Murphy
Middle East
Eisenhower
Lebanon
U.S
Beirut
Amman
Tel Aviv
Baghdad
Cairo
Addis Ababa
Athens
London
Maurice Couve de Murville
Eisenhower backs reciprocal trade program amid industry opposition
President Eisenhower calls the reciprocal trade program essential to U.S. prosperity and free world security. For six months the extension bill faced opposition from industries like pottery textiles fine glassware bicycles and parts of coal and oil sectors claiming tariff cuts let cheaper foreign goods compete.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Union Merger Probe Likely Emerges in Gibbons Rise
St Louis Globe-Democrat reports the Senate Rackets Committee will probe a 1949 Teamsters merger. Harold I Gibbons rose in power after Local 688 in St Louis merged with his United Distribution Workers, expanding from 1000 to 7000 members and boosting his rise under James R Hoffa. Lawrence J Camie, former head of Local 688, has been subpoenaed.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
U.S. Senate Rackets Committee
Harold i. Gibbons
Teamsters Union
Lawrence J. Camie
Teamsters
Gibbons
Gibbons United Distribution Workers
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Reds Lose In Britain
London AP reports Britain's Communist party fell to about 25 000 members after the Hungarian revolt, a postwar low. An anti Communist group claims the loss is a quarter of its peak. The Industrial Research and Information Services warns that infiltration in unions remains a danger.
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London
Britain
Communist Party
Industrial Research and Information Services
Franklin Radar Nabs 5 Drivers
Franklin police nabbed six speeders and one reckless driver on E 2nd Street. Five speeders were caught by radar: John Gordon Jackson Lima Thomas L Eyler Springboro Donald E Wills Wilmington David De Wayne Duncan Weidner Rd Franklin Donald Isaacs 1125 Main St Brookville. David Bradley 421 Anderson Ave charged with reckless driving. All released after posting 15 dollar bonds.
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Franklin
E. 2Nd Street
John Gordon Jackson
Lima
Thomas L. Eyler
Springboro
Donald E.wills
Wilmington
David DeWayne Duncan
Weidner
Donald Isaacs
Main St
Donald F. Chadwell
Brookville
David Bradley
Anderson Ave
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Lebanon, Ohio
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