Elyria Defeated In Move To Block Ohio's Turnpike
Elyria loses bid for injunction blocking the Ohio Turnpike route through the city. Judge Tudor ruled the state acted within its power to condemn two small parcels near Black River as part of a 240 mile highway across northern Ohio. July 12 set for hearings on land appropriation. case may be appealed.
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Elyria
Ohio
Common Pleas
Arthur D. Tudor
Ohio Turnpike
Eigria
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Black River
Turnpike Commission
Tudor
Hardin County
Ohio Supreme Court
Yoshida Plans For Future As Diet Recesses
In Tokyo Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida moves to outline immediate plans after the Diet's 188 day session ends. Speculation centers on a world tour postponement while Foreign Office says the trip is postponed indefinitely. Observers expect Yoshida to accept Eisaku Sato's resignation amid charges over a 10 million yen donation scheme.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Foreign Office
Eisaku Sato
Liberal Party
Sato
Light To Go On Trial In Un American Probe
Eight persons in Akron charged with contempt for refusing to answer questions by the Ohio Un American Activities Commission will face trial June 28 before Common Pleas Judge Ray B. Watters. The judge said no jury is required. Named in the grand jury indictment are Anna Glauser and Amos Murphy of Barberton Myron W. Thomas of Cuyahoga Falls Lloyd Arnold Benedict Gorday George E. Lyons Karl Carrigan and Thelma Furry, all of Akron.
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Akron Ohio
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Common Pleas
Ray B. Watters
Anna Glauser
Amos Murphy
Barberton
Myron W. Thomas
Cuyahoga Falls
Lloyd Arnold
Benedict Gorday
George E. Lyons
Karl Carrigan
Thelma Furry
Akron
Allen County to name probate judge Bennytt remains in Allen County
Governor Lausche announced the appointment of Lima attorney Harry J. Bennett as Allen County probate judge to fill the remaining term of Judge Joseph B. Quatman ending February 8, 1955. Quatman has been appointed to the Third District Court of Appeals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Harry J. Bennett
Lima
Allen County
Joseph B. Quatman
Quatman
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Hay Stack Fatality Kills 13 Year Old Near Van Wert
Lawrence Elwood Claus, 13, died when a 20 ton hay stack collapsed on him at a farm eight miles southwest of Van Wert Ohio. The accident occurred yesterday and is under local investigation.
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van Wert
Ohio
Lawrence Elwood Claus
Here
Indochina Peace Talk May Go On
Western diplomats plan a stand by group in Geneva to resume Indochina peace talks if a recess is agreed. France resists full adjournment. the US and Britain press for continued military talks with Viet Minh, while Chou En-lai and Eden weigh next steps amid stalled negotiations and possible partial resumption.
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Geneva
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Paris
Anthony Eden
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Eden
Jean Chauvel
Switzerland
China
Chou En-lai
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Red China
Russia
North Korea
UN Will Call For Action In Indochina
The first draft UN Security Council resolution calling for action on the Indochina war was prepared in New York. Thailand proposes a peace patrol on its soil, with observers to monitor threats to peace, facing a likely Soviet veto. If vetoed, Thailand could take the issue to the General Assembly.
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Indochina
United Nations, N. Y
U.N
Security Council
Russia
Thailand
Pete Sarasin
Washington
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Peace Patrol
Council
Vietminh
Viet Nam
Laog
Cambodia
General Assembly
Flanders Moves to Die Quietly on McCarthy Clash
Washington Senator Flanders seeks to strip Senator McCarthy of committee chairmanships via a motion sent to the Rules Committee. A discharge threat looms if no action by July 15, amid doubts of gaining a majority to override committee control. McCarthy heads the Investigations subcommittee and Government Operations panel. Flanders accuses contempt for not testifying in 1952.
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Washington
Flanders
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Investigations
Government Operations
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Celina Man Facing Charge In Bank Theft
Celina Ohio man Richard Ellis Clark 26 to be sent to Indiana to face bank robbery charge for Berne bank theft of 12601.98 last May 29. He admitted the crime after 9000 was found in a hidden suitcase at his home. Clark identified by four bank employees in a police lineup. He said he staged the holdup because he needed money. Clark previously served time for armed robbery in Oregon.
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Celina
Ohio
Richard Ellis Clark
Indiana
Berne, Ind
Ohio Highway Patrol
E. M. McKee
Clark
Childen
McKee
Oregon
Oppenheimer Custody Sparks Loyalties and Fears
Washington AP report on Edward Teller and other scientists weighing whether J Robert Oppenheimer should retain access to atomic secrets. The AEC panel ruled Oppenheimer loyal but a security risk, while many peers defended his integrity and loyalty amid testimony on past associations and motives. The full commission planned a decision this month.
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Charles F. Barrett Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Edward Teller
University of California
Oppenheimer
Dr. Lever
William L. Borden
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Soviet Union
Teller
Special Security Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Army
Love May Be Dumb But It's Not Silent
Pierre Guyon lived in Paris with a deaf girlfriend and poverty preventing an ear trumpet. He asked a deaf friend with a hearing aid for help, then stole a mechanical car worth $185 while she cooked. Police caught him after two weeks, and a judge sent him to Senate Prison to await trial.
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Paris
Pierre Guyon
Pierre
France
Senate
Oppenheimer
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Congressional Committee
Commission
Joint Committee
Air Force Plane Makes Dead Stick Landing in Zanesville
An Air Force tanker returning to Lockbourne Air Force Base made a dead stick landing at Zanesville Municipal Airport in the morning. One crew member, the radio operator, sustained a broken wrist. the others aboard the 11-man crew were not injured. The base public information office provided the details.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Air Force
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
United States backs peace patrol plan for Southeast Asia
United States and five other United Nations nations move to send a peace patrol to monitor threats of war in Southeast Asia. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called the risk to Thailand a real and continuing threat.
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United Nations
United States
U. N
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Thailand
Barker offered 100000 To Divorce Actress Hayward
California court brief notes tension in the Barker Hayward divorce trial. Attorneys sought settlement as Hayward reported sick after lunch, described as emotional distress and food poisoning. Barker said the actress offered 100000, but the sum faced strings including alimony, while Hayward's lawyer predicted no immediate settlement.
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Burbank
Calif
Susan Hayward
Herbert V. Walker
S. S. Hahn
Jess Barker
Miss Hayward
Barker Laer
Hahn
Martin Gang
Eisenhower Silent On Reelection
President Eisenhower said he has given no thought to a 1956 reelection and will not predict his plans. He cited focus on world problems and a coming conference with Churchill to strengthen U S Britain alliance amid questions raised by aides about his political future.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
United States
Britain
White House
Sherman Adams
Congress
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
McCarthy testifies in final day of Army hearings
In Washington Sen McCarthy declares under oath that all charges of blackmail and interference against Army officials are true as he faces Sen McClellan questions. The hearings probe alleged pressure to shield Communists and use of Schine for leverage while arguments over memoranda and testimony continue amid a tug of powers.
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Francis P. Carr
Senate
Subcommittee
Carr
Army
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
McClellan
Ft. Monemouth
N. J
McCarethy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Ray H. Jenkins
M N. Welch
Wisconsin
Mary Driscoll
Welch
Driscoll
Stevens-Adams
Cohn
Coitecifsor
COP Ee
Subcommittee Reepublicans
Unity Seen In British U S Parley
Eisenhower and Churchill plan to meet late next week as U S officials expect a united front against Communist moves in Southeast Asia. Britain’s Churchill and Eden travel here seen as a break toward a Southeast Asia security pact with about eight interested nations. A formal list of topics is not yet set though talks may push toward prompt consultation and possible joint actions in Indochina.
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Indochina
United States
U.S
France
Geneva
Eden
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Youth Held For Robbing Own Father
In Indianapolis a 16 year old boy planned and directed an armed robbery of his father at a filling station and urged a 17 year old friend to shoot him. William Dale Miller admitted arranging the $190 holdup of Herbert Miller 46 while Kenneth Mahurin 17 admitted taking part. Both youths are held on armed robbery charges.
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Indianapolis
Harold Goodman
William Dale Miller
Herbert Miller
Kenneth Mahurin
Miller
Mahurin
Not Guilty Plea In Kidnaping Case From Phoenix
Daniel J. Marsin, a 41 year old Phoenix welder, pleaded not guilty to abducting Evelyn Ann Smith wife of a Phoenix industrialist. He is accused of keeping her about 29 hours in the Superstition Mountains and of demanding a $75 000 ransom. The money was recovered near a ranch house where he was captured.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Daniel J. Marsin
Evelyn Ann Smith
Marsin
Here
Vietinars
John J. Flynn
Lightning kills man at Mifflin Lake in Mansfield
Adam Stranski, 25, of Mansfield, was killed by a lightning strike at nearby Mifflin Lake. He had arrived six weeks ago from Germany as a displaced person.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Adam Stranski
Mifflin Lake
Germany
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