Port Bill Signed By O'Neill
Columbus Ohio Gov C William O Neill signed 14 measures including a port authorities revenue bonds bill to aid lake port expansion and preparation for the St Lawrence Seaway The same session created an Ohio Water Survey Committee authorized Salt Fork Lake construction and an appropriation dispute nears final adjournment June 18 Other laws raise building loan limits and revise the Workmen s Compensation Act for efficiency
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Columbus
Ohio
102Nd
General Assembly
William O'Neill
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio Water Survey Committee
Salt Fork Lake
Guernsey County
Senate
House
Brooklyn Lizard Strolls Into Brooklyn Yard
A four foot black lizard wandered from a nearby pet shop into a Brooklyn yard near Mrs. Dorothy Jannotte. The owner of the shop confirmed the lizard, a ten year old male from South America, belonged to them. Mrs. Jannotte spotted it Sunday and her husband captured it with a crab net.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dorothy Jannotte
Crabb Investigation Raises Questions About Missing Diver
In Chichester Harbor the body of Cmdr Lionel Crabb is identified as the missing frogman. The probe remains secretive, denying official confirmation of espionage links while noting possible diving-suit differences and uncertain cause of death.
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Chichester
England
Chichester Harbor
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Crabb
Ordzhonikidze
Portsmouth Harbor
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
The
Daily Express
United States Intelligence Service
D. P. King
7703 Korean War Vets Get Bonuses
Bonus checks mailed to 7 703 Ohio veterans of the Korean War as 193 000 applications arrived in three months. Bonus Director Chester W Goble said discharge papers are being returned at over 2 000 daily in receipt order, with bonuses authorized up to a maximum of.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Goble
Senate skims mutual security cuts as aid mix debated
Washington reports two leading backers of deep foreign aid cuts doubt any substantial reductions this week. Senator Mansfield says maybe 200 million less than the Foreign Relations Committee plan. Senator Russell says odds favor no major cut until the full appropriations bill. The committee recommends 3.6373 billion for military and economic aid for the coming fiscal year, 227 million below Eisenhower’s request. In New Jersey, a man jailed for feigning a fire alarm gets lodging instead of a jail term. In Philadelphia, Capozzi bound and gagged during a robbery at his office. A Cleveland man and companions plan a 30 day Atlantic crossing in a 30-foot yawl. In Indiana, Janet Downie, 19, dies when a college station wagon overturns. another student injured.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations’Committee
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Imen
Mary Massara Reclaims Suit From Newport Beach Tide Tale
At Orange County General Hospital Mrs Massara sought her 28 dollar black appliqued swimsuit she wore only a diamond ring upon admission doctors found she indeed had the suit with her when admitted after a Newport Beach tide incident.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Mary Massara
Orange County General Hospital
Massara
Newport Beach
Lewis Ellmore
Graham Tells Old Story With Up-To-Date Parables
New York readers learn Billy Graham uses modern parables to illustrate timeless Christian lessons at Madison Square Garden. He cites a 65 yard football run and a misdirected U S Army unit as examples of sincere yet flawed conscience. He urges choosing Christ over self and notes Ruth Graham finds fresh material for sermons.
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Graham
New York
Billy Graham
U. S. Army
Heaven
Madison Square Garden
Christ
Ruth
Former Senator George H. Bender Joins Interior Department
Former Ohio Republican senator George H. Bender was sworn in as a special assistant to Secretary of the Interior Seaton. The ceremony in Seaton's office was attended by many members of both chambers and was administered by Ohioan Justice Harold H. Burton of the Supreme Court.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Senate
House
Harold H. Burton
The
Supreme Court
Crusade Attendance Rises as Graham Plea Draws Crowd
The crusade drew 384 more acceptances to Christ, bringing total converts to 16 220. Attendance last night reached 483 500 as the revival continues.
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Graham
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