Taft’s condition listed as unchanged by hospital
New York Hospital issued a bulletin saying Senator Robert A Taft remains relatively unchanged and resting comfortably after an exploratory operation for a hip ailment His son William Howard Taft III arrived from Ireland to visit and his wife Martha returned to Washington as taft’s condition improved the previous day and then steadied
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Ohio
Nehru Urges Advance Talks With Reds
Indian Prime Minister Nehru called for private talks between major powers and the Chinese and Korean Communists before the U N Assembly session on Korea. He proposed a concise round table process, urged China’s UN seating, and warned the UN cannot function properly without it.
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Ohio Rep Barton Found Not Guilty
In Columbus a municipal court jury acquitted Rep James J Barton R Cuyahoga of molestation charges involving Columbus Policewoman Margaret Silver on June 3 The jurors said his actions resembled an attempt to date rather than molestation Silver testified Barton gave her a hotel room key during a State house grounds conversation
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Cuyahoga
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Statehouse
FBI Men Round Up Six Top Communists
Six sharply dressed men were taken in an FBI dragnet on charges of conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force and violence. Bail was set at 175000 with hearings scheduled August 6 for Kuzma Labovitz Lowenfels Nebried and Weiss. Nabbed at a Weymouth summer cottage Lowenfels and others arrested at home.
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UN Radar Spots Enemy Planes Moving Into Korea
Allied radar spotted Communist warplanes from Manchuria moving south into North Korea after the cease fire deadline, with U N and Air Force officials noting continued flights and fresh truce violation charges. Repatriation of about 90 000 prisoners begins in Panmunjom with Red Cross teams coordinating the exchange.
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West Speeds Food Gifts To Germans
West Berlin expands food relief to cope with record demand from East Germans. About 200000 parcels distributed yesterday, with 250000 expected today, as 10 more stations were opened bringing total to 60. Supplies come from antiblockade reserves and a 15 million dollar American gift via Eisenhower orders. A baby airlift aids delivery from Hamburg.
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Judges Pick Miss Ohio of 1953 Tonight
PAINESVILLE Ohio Judges select Miss Ohio of 1953 from nine contestants at Mentor-on-the-Lake. Contestants include Norma Tersini Ak ron Anci Hall Cleveland Patti Gastil Columbus Martha Zimmer man Dennison Barbara Randa Lake County Ellie Boley Perry County Eloise Saraaf Rocky River Marlene Whitbeck Sandusky Sue Logan Wooster Miss Ohio 1952 Carol Koontz Canton will crown the winner who goes to Miss America in Atlantic City starting Labor Day.
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Troops Leave Korean Front Under Armistice Deadline
Allied and Chinese forces withdrew from the 244 mile belt as scheduled under the armistice terms. Armistice Commission will police the demilitarized zone at Panmunjom while signs warn Do Not Enter. Outposts like Harry and Pork Chop Hill were demolished and fortifications destroyed before the deadline of 10 p.m. local time.
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Minister Denies Membership in Communist Party
The Rev. Jack Richard McMichael testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that he has never been a member of the Communist party. He denounced the charges as false and objected to the deposition readings from two undercover agents. The 36 year old Methodist minister from Upper Lake California accused lawmakers of attempting to trap him during the hearing.
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Patient Gets Stuck in Glue Mixup at Hospital
George W. Romines, 67, arrived at a Knoxville hospital with an apparent medicine bottle incident. He reached for a bottle and got glue instead, leaving him stuck. Medical staff assisted to free him without further injury.
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Neutralizing Korea Suggested By Knowland
Senate GOP leader Knowland proposes neutralizing Korea as a path to unity and security, discussed with President Rhee as Dulles heads to Seoul. State Department views vary while talks focus on a security treaty and possible international guarantees to prevent Korea from becoming a base for either side.
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Congress Eyes 15 Billion Increase in Debt Limit
President Eisenhower urges raising the 275 billion dollar national debt limit. Treasury Secretary Humphrey signals a likely request for a 15 billion dollar boost to 290 billion, amid White House talks with Republican and Democratic leaders. Some oppose the move citing fears of extravagance and possible adjournment impact.
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Senate Approves 6.7 Billion Foreign Aid Budget
The Senate approved a 6.745 billion foreign aid bill by a 69 to 10 vote after rejecting multiple cuts. It faces a House compromise panel to reconcile differences, with the final total likely around 6.42 billion including 413 billion in new funds and 2 billion unpledged from prior appropriations.
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Congress On Schedule For Weekend Adjournment
Congress moved toward its target adjournment by week end though knotty issues lingered. The debt ceiling dispute and a looming conference on foreign aid shape the plan as Senate and House bills proceed toward final passage and Eisenhower approval.
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Helicopter Crash Kills Six Near Air Force Project Site
FP Six people died when an Air Force helicopter crashed and burned in a field about a mile from the wind research project site in O NEILL Nebraska. Holt County sheriff's office reported no details or identities available.
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Heatwave Persists as Middletown Sees Highs Near 103
Vandalia forecasters warn no relief is in sight with heat blamed on persistent conditions. Tonight and tomorrow expect partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and scattered thundershowers. A 103 degree high was recorded yesterday at 4:30 PM at Armco East Side Main Gate, while the low hit 73. At 6:30 AM today another low of 7 was noted.
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