Dead Aim Taken On Vetoes
In Columbus the Republican 101st General Assembly aims its final moves at Democratic Gov. Lausche as it nears adjournment sine die. Republicans count vetoes and override chances, citing a record number of rejections and plans to override key acts including leases, taxes, mining, and governance measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
101St General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
House
Senate
Pleasant Warm Miami Valley Day With Sunny Skies
Weather is mild and pleasant with warm sunny conditions in the Miami Valley today and Thursday. Highs near the 90s, tonight clear and cool with a low around 68. Yesterday’s high reached 97 by 5 p.m. and the morning low was 66 at 6 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Maniac admits rape slayings of sister in law and baby
Joseph Reade a 26 year old taxi driver confessed to police that he strangled and beat Beverly Reade 26 and her 19 month old daughter Cheryl Lynn in Jamestown New York He later admitted raping both victims and killing them after drinking wine He was to be arraigned on two counts of first degree murder in City Court today.
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Jamestown
N.Y.P
Inlaw
Joseph Reade
Reade
Beverly Reade
Cheryl Lynn
Francis Reade
Jamestown Metal Specialities, Inc
Corry, Pa
John Paladino
Beverly
Gowanda
Soviets propose step by step German reunification plan
The Soviet Union urged a gradual approach to German reunification linked to a pan European system of collective security. It warned against West German alignment or a unified Germany joining any military bloc and called for all European states to participate in the security framework. The statement came ahead of a Geneva summit, signaling Moscow’s hardening stance on German questions and possible openings for talks.
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Soviet Union
Germany
West Germany
Tass
Geneva
East Germany
iIt
Soviet Communist Party
Eisenhower Asia stance praised by Humphrey amid Geneva talks
Senator Humphrey called Eisenhower’s reported pledge not to commit on Asia at Geneva an honorable position. Dulles prepares to lead a Western strategy trip to Paris and Geneva as Big Four summit opens, while others urge discussion of Far East issues and disarmament.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Korea
Viet Nam
Dulles
Paris
Geneva
Congress
Bulgaria
Red China
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Far East
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
George
Somata
Ant
Russia
Forest fires in four of five under control nationwide
Four of five Western fires totaling 24 083 acres were controlled with one blaze in Prescott National Forest Arizona nearing containment. In Wyoming 35 veterans left the Laramie fire line after six days, and two Medicine Bow fires were tamed.
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Prescott National Forest
Arizona
Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow National Forest
Wyoming
Routt National Forest
Colorado
Sleeping Ute Mountain
Yellowstone National Park
Air Force Sets Passenger Record for Land Planes
The Air Force announced a new passenger carrying record as the XCS9 transport landed at Convair's Fort Worth plant with 212 people on board from San Antonio yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Convair
San Antonio
Police Ticket Noisy Greens
Dayton residents near a shopping center complained about noise from a parked refrigerator truck disturbing their sleep. Deputies couldn't locate the driver and avoided turning off the motor, so they issued a ticket for disturbing the peace to the unidentified operator.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Eighty One Year Old Bekis Sofu Drafted in Turkey
Istanbul reports Bekis Sofu, aged 81, has been called to complete 18 months military service required for all Turkish males. The reason for his prior nonservice was not stated.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bekis Sofu
Sofu
Eleven Airmen Die As Tanker Plane Crashes Near Merced
A four engine tanker plane from Castle Air Force Base crashes near Cressey, 15 miles northwest of Merced, killing eleven crew members. The craft exploded on impact at about 1,500 feet after leaving the base on a routine refueling mission. Fire engulfed a nearby grain field as bodies were found across the wreckage site.
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Merced
Calif
Castle Air Fore Base
Here
Castle Afb
Cressey
Sheriff's Office
Seven American Boys Die in Banff Avalanche
Bodies of seven teenage climbers from Philadelphia and nearby towns were brought to Banff after an avalanche on Mt Temple in the Canadian Rockies. Two other youths were seriously injured while the remaining two escaped with bruises. The group of 30, organized by the Wilderness Club of Philadelphia, was within 2000 feet of the summit when the slide occurred amid freezing rain.
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Alta
Canadian Rockies
Mt. Temple
Richard and
James Balls
Philadelphia
Willian Wise
Souderton
William Watts
Whitemarsh
Miles Marble
Collegeville
David Chapin
Stamford
Bow Calls Jailed his Martyrs
Rep Bow of Ohio denounces NATO and Japan status of forces pacts as threatening American sovereignty He urges the administration to eliminate or modify such agreements as 12 congressmen press for hearings on protecting servicemen under U S law and rights.
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Washington
Bow
Rohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ohioan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Japan
State Department
Department
Richards
D-Sc
Pentagon
Train kills woman at crossing near Fostoria Ohio
Nickel Plate freight train struck a car at a crossing east of Fostoria and dragged it a half mile killing driver Mrs. Anna Doe 35 a local mother of six. Investigating authorities reported the fatal crash yesterday.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Here
Anna Doe
Senate Republicans Demand Partial Restoration of Foreign Aid Cut
Three Senate Republicans condemned a 628 million dollar House cut to Eisenhower foreign aid urging Senate action. The GOP Policy Committee met behind closed doors to discuss the 2.64 billion dollar bill ahead of Geneva summit talks. Dirksen blamed excessive reductions and Butler tied the move to Democratic leadership and damage to the President's Geneva position.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
GOP
H. Alexander Smith
House Action
Secretary
State Dulles
Geneva
Sen
Dirksen
Ill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen. Butler
Appropriations Committee
Twenty-One Crewmen Missing After Ship Collision
In Trinidad waters off Port of Spain the freighter Geologist sank after a collision with the Sun Princess. Twenty one crewmen aboard the British 6 155 ton Geologist are missing. The Sun Princess, a 5 221 ton vessel formerly Skaubo, sustained minor damage.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Sun Princess
Harrison Lines
Skaubo
Smoke Filter Removes Most Nicotine, Professors Say
San Luis Obispo California professor Norman Sharpe of California State Polytechnic College says he has built a cigarette holder that removes more than 95 percent of nicotine. He notes commercial potential is limited because the device also eliminates smoke and taste.
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San Luis Obispo, Calif
Norman Sharpe
California State Polytechnic College
Folsom Named Successor To Hobby In Welfare Post
President Eisenhower announced Marion B. Folsom will succeed Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby as secretary of welfare effective August 1. Hobby resigns for personal reasons after a highly emotional White House briefing with the President praising her long service.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
Marion B. Folsom
the Treasury
Mrs. Hobby
Hobby Aide to Quit Cabinet Post in 1953
Mrs. Hobby announces resignation as secretary of health education and welfare citing her husband William P. Hobby’s illness. Her successor is expected to be Folsom who is noted as an expert on social security and who served on the 1933 presidential commission that crafted early social security laws.
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Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Frances Perkins
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Public Works Panel Rejects Eisenhower Road Bonds Plan
The House Public Works Committee today turned down, 1914 President Eisenhower's proposal to finance a large scale road building program with bonds.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Adams Asked Delay In Hearing On Dixon Yates Financing
SEC Chairman J Sinclair Armstrong testified that Sherman Adams asked to suspend a hearing on the Dixon Yates financing to let government lawyers decide whether to intervene. Adams said the pause would allow review of objections to further testimony by First Boston officials and to align with a House vote on a 60 million dollar TVA transmission line project. Armstrong cited White House orders restricting discussion but said agency counsel could discuss whether any suspension suggestions were made.
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Washington
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
Sherman Adams
Armstrong
Adams
Duncan R. Linsley
First Boston Corp
Adolphe Wenzeil
First Boston
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
House of Representatives
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Vale Bey Authority
TVA
Kes Fauver
White House
Atty
SEC
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Boy Drowns in Lake Huron Ohio Incident
Larry Baker aged 17 drowned in Lake Erie at Norwalk Ohio yesterday despite rescue attempts by friend Charles Shupe aged 16. Shupe fought heavy waves and cramps, grabbing Baker twice before losing grip. Both boys from Norwalk.
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Huron
Ohio
Larry Baker
Lake Erie
Charles Shupe
Shupe
Baker
Norwalk
Ohio May Get Mansion As Home For Governor
The Ohio Senate adopted a resolution to accept a gift mansion in Bexley as the governor's residence. The 18 room home at 358 N Parkview Ave was offered by Mrs Jeanette Harris of Chicago and would require legal clearance and approval of the board of control and attorney general before use as the governor's mansion.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
Bexley
E. Broad
Jeanette Harris
Chicago
N. Parkview Ave
Harris
Board of Control
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
General Assembly
Mechem
Governor’s Mansion
Giggling Driver Kills Three Wounds Fourth at Flint Bar
Kenneth Kuzner of Detroit shot four strangers at Edna's Bar and Restaurant in Grand Blanc after isolating a booth party. Two women and a man died, one man was critically wounded but expected to recover. Kuzner, later captured near Pontiac, admitted the shootings saying patrons caused irritation.
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Mich
Kenneth Kuzner
Detroit
Pontiac
Kuzner
Edna’s
Suburban
Grand Blanc
Farah
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