Legislature Upholds Half Of Lausche Vetoes
Columbus Ohio AP Old pro Frank J Lausche batted .500 as the Ohio Legislature adjourned after sustaining half of the governor vetoes and overriding the rest. It approved funds and measures over Lausche vetoes including hospital relief limits and submerged lands leases.
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Senate
Lebanon
House
Ohio Turnpike Commission
State Teachers Retirement Board
General Assembly
The
Wildlife Council
Auglaize County
Heatwave Expected With Record Run in Miami Valley
Fed by a warming trend the Miami Valley braces for hot conditions. Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and increasing humidity with a slight chance of storms tonight. Friday turns partly cloudy and hot with scattered thundershowers as the day heats to near 100 degrees.
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Miami
Fire Struck Germantown Farm Home. Faulty Wiring Blamed
A 10 room house on Friend Road near Germantown was destroyed by a daytime fire blamed on defective attic wiring. Owner Dillard Pierce Sr. lived downstairs. Forrest Adams and his family occupied the rest. Adams and children escaped as flames engulfed the upper floor. Firefighters from Germantown and Farmersville fought the blaze as residents confused the alarm with a routine siren test.
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Here
Dillard Pierce Sr
Forrest Adams
Adams
Pierce
Farmersville
Dillard Pierce Jr
Crysler Corp
Airtemp
Dayton
Man in Foot Chase Through Buildings Gets 30-Day Jail Term
Detroit resident Clover West 59 explained to Traffic Court that after his car struck another he fled on foot through apartment buildings and backyards to reach friends for money to cover damages. He was sentenced to 30 days for reckless driving.
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Clover West
West
Eisenhower Defies Defense Bill Provision on Court Ruling
President Eisenhower rejects a rider giving Congress veto power over Defense Department divestiture plans unless courts approve. Mundt lauds the stance as courage while Sikes condemns it as martial law. The veto threat targets a notice rule on civilianizing military activities amid a $31.88 billion defense appropriation.
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D-Fla
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Defense
House
Appropriations Committee
Reds Agree to Cut In Truce Teams
In Panmunjom Korea the Communists consented to reducing the number and personnel of neutral nations inspection teams at Korea ports of entry. The Swiss and Swedish delegates proposed the cut within the four power neutral commission including Czechoslovakia and Poland. The United Nations Command reserved judgment and will revisit the issue Saturday.
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Four Men Die In B47 Bomber Crash Near Shreveport
Four men died when an Air Force B47 Stratojet crashed ten miles south of Shreveport Louisiana early today. An Air Force crash crew and civilians cleared the wreckage about three hours after the aircraft burned out. The bodies of three officers and an airman were taken to Shreveport. names were not disclosed. Witnesses said the plane burst into flames before impact, but officials could not confirm.
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Bonus Bill For Reserve Hits Senate
The Senate considers a military reserves bill shorn of compulsory training for present and former servicemen. The Armed Services Committee endorses a plan restricting future mandate to those entering regular service 30 days or more after law.
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Suzan Ball Fights Cancer Again in Public Battle
Hollywood actress Suzan Ball, 21, who lost her right leg to cancer, has been hospitalized at City of Hope in Duarte since July 5. Despite prior setbacks, she remains resolute, planning marriage and film work after amputation, saying she never feared cancer and believed in being cured.
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Santa Barbara
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Dulles Lands in Paris for Final Geneva Prep Talks
US Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Paris to meet with French and British counterparts as Western allies map strategy for the Geneva Big Four summit. He voiced optimism for progress toward a peace framework and discussed disarmament and German reunification with officials ahead of Eisenhower Eden Faure and Bulganin talks.
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Sarruay
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Eden
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Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
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Germany
Russia
West Germany
Khrushchev Zhukov to Join Soviet Geneva Summit Delegation
Moscow announces a five member Soviet delegation to the Geneva summit with Nikita Khrushchev and Georgi Zhukov along with Nikolai Bulganin. Molotov and Andrei Gromyko complete the group reinforced by five political advisers and ambassadorial appointees.
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Georgi Zhukov
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
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Eisenhower
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Germany
Zhukov
Red Army
V. S. Semyonov
East Germany
G. N. Zarub
United States
Jacob Malik
Britain
S. A. Vinogradov
France
T. M. Pushkin
Crocodiles Feast On Convicts and Guards Sink in Lake Victoria
A launch carrying Mau Mau convicts and guards capsized in crocodile infested waters of Lake Victoria. At least ten people perished, authorities report a disaster with many missing.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Lake Victoria
Senate Bill On Freedom Sure To Pass
Senate leaders from both parties back a nonbinding resolution urging self determination for subject states. The measure, approved by the Foreign Relations Committee, avoids naming the Soviet Union and does not reference the Geneva summit. President Eisenhower departs for Geneva with the First Lady as Dulles pledges pressure on Russia to loosen its grip on satellites.
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Geneva
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