Ohio lawmakers unveil spending plans totaling over 385 million
Ohio legislators propose bills totaling more than 385 million in new spending while awaiting a biennial budget expected to exceed double that amount. Rep. J Frank McClure notes proposed salaries omitted and warns new taxes may be needed to fund the plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rep
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
House Finance Committee
Senate
House
McClure
Republican House
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Treasury
Paul Ballard
Jackson
Ballard
Statehouse
State Archives
Cleveland State Hospital
Hawthornden State Hospital
Longview State Hospital
Gallipolis State Institute
Ohio State University
Columbus State School
Dayton
Nationalist Air and Sea Attack Claims Major Red Losses
Nationalist air forces report sinking 21 Red vessels and damaging a Red troop convoy off Taishan Island in the East China Sea. They claim a bomber sank a submarine and destroyed Red barracks, with eight landing ships and several gunboats set afire or sunk while no Nationalist ships were lost.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taishan Islands
East China Sea
Reds
Redheld
Red
Taishans
Chiang Kai-she
Lu Ta
Defense Ministry
Taishan
Nanchishan
Matsu
Tachen Islands
British interest in US Corporal guided missiles grows
Britain's talks with the United States over purchasing the Army Corporal missile proceed in early stages. Officials stress the surface to surface weapon, with ranges exceeding 30 miles, capable of explosive or atomic warheads and guided guidance for targeting tanks, troops, dumps, bridges, or rail yards.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Army
Defense Department
Firestone Tire and Rubber &Co
Gilfillan Brothers, Inc
Pineau Effort Seen Facing Vote For France Premier
Paris Socialist Christian Pineau sought approval as France's 21st postwar premier. A narrow majority is needed in the National Assembly with debate looming and possible late-night voting. Pineau's program includes wage hikes, North African policy, and ratification of Paris treaties for German rearmament. Support hinges on Socialist and center factions, opposed by Communists and far-right elements.
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Paris V
Christian Pineau
National Assembly
France
Assembly
Pineau
Paul Ramadier
Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
West Germany
Senate
Boehnke invites Eisenhower to salmon fish at Ore Bay
Oregon Republican committeeman Ed G. Boehnke sent word to the White House inviting President Eisenhower to visit Wanchester Bay, Oregon for salmon fishing after his renomination at the 1956 GOP convention in San Francisco.
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Washington
Oregon
Ed G. Boehnke
White House
Eisenhower
Wanchester Bay
San Francisco
Opening of Shafer-Neibar underpass reshapes Middletown traffic
Sunday journal features the ribbon cutting for the Shafer-Neibar underpass signaling a major shift in Middletown traffic patterns. The full story includes a preview photo, discussion on needed new roads, and a second Cincinnati-Conneaut turnpike planning article. Also highlighted are Middletown Girl Scouts in action and the Aviation Club clubhouse completion with a companion picture.
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Shafer-Neibar
Middletown
Cincinnati-Conneaut Turnpike
THE
Aviation Club
Atom Test Delayed By Weather in 1955 Las Vegas Bond Issue
Bad weather again delays the opening blast of the 1955 atomic test series in Las Vegas Nevada. The planned 7 30 a m air drop is postponed after a weather conference. Troop maneuvers are canceled and the tower shot expected next when safe.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Weather Outlook Delivers Warmer Windy Days Ahead
The forecast hints at a springlike shift with cloudy skies and milder winds. Tonight and tomorrow expected temperatures run around four degrees higher, after a 28 degree low and a 40 degree high recently, signaling a gradual warmup.
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Mercury
Paratrooper killed as mass drop injures four others
In Calgary Alberta a mass paratroop drop turned fatal with one death and four injuries reported yesterday. The incident involved Canadian paratroopers and prompted investigations by local authorities.
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Calgary
Alta
Wonderful Country Negro Officer Finds Housing in Waverly
In Waverly Iowa Air Force captain Virgil A Daniels 37 faced housing discrimination but received support from the town. He and his wife Inez 27 and children Gwendolyn 2 Joyce 11 and Virgil 9 accepted keys to apartments after a ceremony. Daniels commuted 42 miles round trip from Waterloo to work and said he could now save time with his family.
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Waverly
Iowa
Virgil A. Daniels
Daniels
Inez
Gwendolyn
Joyce
Virgil
Billy Daniels
Waterloo
Formosa Crisis Moves By Red China Alarm Officials
Washington officials warn the Red Chinese may use military force to seize Formosa or offshore islets. Britain backs retreat to Formosa, while the United States vows to defend Formosa and nearby islands if Beijing attacks. Dulles warns free nations cannot concede in the Far East. Best hope is probing actions rather than full scale war.
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Washington
Formosa
United States
Britain
Quemoy
Matsui
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Dulles
New York
Free Nations
Far East
Free Peoples of
Dulles Prepares Plan for Eight Nation Asia defense Council
Secretary of State Dulles heads to the Far East with a rough plan for an eight nation military council to coordinate defenses against communism in Southeast Asia. The Bangkok conference will tackle four goals including forming an organization, boosting security, curbing subversion, and advancing welfare.
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Dulles
Far East
Southeast Asia
Bangkok
Thailand
Manila
Western Pacific
Formosa
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Asia
United States
Philippines
Pakistan
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Military Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Bolton Aide Says Representative Urged to Rest at Home
An aide reports Representative Oliver P. Bolton of Ohio was told by his doctor to take it easy and stay away from the office for several weeks. Bolton has been in George Washington Hospital since Saturday with fatigue and overwork.
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Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
George Washington Hospital
Revolt Reported Near Asuncion Amid Armed clashes
Buenos Aires reports describe heavily armed civilians in a battle with troops on the outskirts of Asuncion, Paraguay, in an apparent bid to topple President Stroessner. Travelers said no takeover of the 1st Cavalry Regiment HQ occurred, with rumors of 100 killed and 200 arrested.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Asunci
Alfredo Stroessner
Asuncion
Paraguay
1St Cavalry
Weather Halts Search For Plane Over Central Italy
Zero visibility cancels a sweeping search for a Belgian airliner missing since Sunday night with 29 aboard including four Americans. Police patrols cover back country and mountain roads while Col. Emilio Radaelli says authorities probe the possibility the pilot might have been forced toward an Iron Curtain country.
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Rieti
Italy
Emilio Radaelli
Malekov Named Man in the Biggest Pickle by Packers
Georgi Malekov, former Russian premier, is dubbed the Man in the Biggest Pickle by the National Pickle Packers Association in Chicago. The title reflects a tongue in cheek political pun tied to the pickle industry.
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Chicago
Georgi Malekov
National Pickle Packers Assn
Morse Switches to Democratic Party for 1956 Run
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse, formerly a Republican who became an independent in 1952, announced at a Eugene rally that he will run for re election as a Democrat in 1956. He registered as a Democrat at his hometown courthouse after arriving from Washington. Morse credited his move to serving Oregon and the nation under the Democratic banner and noted previous support for Democratic causes and committee roles.
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Eugene
Ore
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Washington
Morse
Richard L. Neuberger
Senate
Democratic Party
Tariff Bill Advances in House Amid Tight Votes
Eisenhower's tariff bill to extend three more years the president’s power to negotiate trade pacts faced a rocky path with three roll calls. Supporters opened with a 28 vote margin trend improving after Speaker Rayburn urged limits on amendments. The measure would allow up to a 5 percent annual tariff cut, aimed at expanding free world trade while opponents warn of harming American industries.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Martin Rmass
Rayburn
United States
Congress
U. S
Problem Child 18 Faces Murder Charge in Girl’s Slaying
Floyd Diamond, 18, admitted stabbing Kathleen McLaughlin, 9, with a jackknife and crushing her skull with a rock during a roughhouse incident near their Franklin Knolls homes. Prosecutor Ziem said the case may be waived to adult court, with the body found in an ice rimmed pond two hours after last sighting.
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Detroit
Kathleen McLaughlin
Franklin Knolls
Fred Ziem
Oakland County
Floyd Diamond
Wayne County Training School
Marge Diamond
John J. McLaughlin
Ziem
Floyd
McLaughlins
Kathleen
Eisenhower Warns GOP Not To Link Democrats With Communists
President Eisenhower tells the Republican National Committee not to equate Democrats with Communists as the 1956 nominating convention site in San Francisco and Aug 20 opening date are approved. He cautions that the party’s enemy is Communism, not Democrats, urging focus on free world leadership. He targets GOP speakers who attack Democrats as soft on communism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Sen. C. Wayland Brooks
Ilinois
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Sen. McCartssy
Wisconsin
Anq
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