Hoover Commission ends amid controversy on power curtailment
The Hoover Commission wrapped up its two year mission amid dispute over water resources and power policy. A final report advocated curtailing federal power development and expanding private utilities while foes charged risks to public responsibilities and delayed task force findings.
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Four airmen missing in Pacific fog risk life raft signals
In a vast search across 25 000 square miles off southern Japan four Marine airmen remain missing after two days of dwindling hope. Radio signals from one raft were heard but positions remain undetermined as dense fog and rough seas hinder planes and ships from locating the men or their life rafts.
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Lausche Signs Uniform Pension System for Educators
Governor Lausche signed an emergency act creating a uniform pension plan for teachers and public school employees. It sets a minimum annual pension for those retiring at 65, calculated by years of service times 63 dollars.
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Frank J. Lausche
Uranium Found by Ohio Mining Firm in 1000 Acre Hills Site
The O K Y Mining Co of Portsmouth reported tests on a 1000 acre secret site in southern Ohio hills found deposits of uranium. They said the element is crucial for atomic power production and that they do not know the quantity of ore present.
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Hoa Hao Face Defeat in Diem's Viet Nam Campaign
South Viet Nam Premier Ngo Dinh Diem announced a major victory in unifying forces by driving the Hoa Hao sect’s 9,000-strong private army from its Seven Mountains stronghold near the Cambodia frontier. The government said Bacut and other leaders fled toward Cambodia or the Gulf of Siam after a four day lightning drive. It also claimed the seizure of a 2,000 foot peak long held by French Union forces as a turning point in the campaign begun June 5 with earlier reports of 5,000 defeated and fled commanders.
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Negotiations With Armco Continue Amid Deadlined Talks
Spokesmen for Armco and the Armco Independent Employes Federation report wage talks have run for weeks as a contract nears expiration at midnight. A potential extension would avert a strike in Middletown and keep daily meetings ongoing to reach an agreement. Ed Windsor says the pact centers on pay increases and aims at a strong steel-industry deal. R G Adair confirms daily meetings and readiness to meet as needed to finalize terms.
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Hawk Wanders Into Tokyo Police Station
A hawk roams Ike burkero station in Tokyo causing disruption as patrolmen report its foul temper and appetite for meat. The bird has wandered in a week ago, eats only meat, and no owner has claimed it.
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Explosion Injures Two In Gasoline Transfer Incident
County police report William Maltz aged 55 lit a lighter to check gasoline flow into a stalled car. The flash caused third degree burns to Maltz and 35 year old Ted Rivers who was pouring the fuel.
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Ohio Mills Prep For Shutdown
Cleveland area mills begin banking furnaces as CIO United Steelworkers threaten strike. Republic Steel and US Steel Corp shut blast furnaces in Cleveland district with U S Steel completing Lorain blast furnace closure by 3 p m. Youngstown Sheet & Tube to continue open hearth until late today. The union claims about 70 000 members in Ohio. Republic operates plants in Youngstown Canton Massillon Elyria and Warren Niles area.
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Woman's Death Still Mystery in Ohio Campus Room
Grace Byrd Peterson 35 a dentist at Central State College Wilberforce was found dead in her campus room with 26 percent alcohol in her body. Coroner Dr H C Schick cites gastric irritation and mild pneumonia while awaiting FBI lab results on her organs.
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Wilberforce
Heatwave-Fueled June Close Predicted With Hazy Humid Skies
The forecast calls for rising temperatures into the 90s with increasing cloudiness and humidity. Showers are possible tonight and Friday, with scattered thundershowers and a lingering warm pattern after yesterday's 94 degree high and 73 degree low.
Burdett Names Dozen Ex Reds in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators questioned more former Brooklyn Eagle staffers Burdett said were Communists in 1937 40. Grutzner Weingarten Brown Lewis Charniak Cohn Barnett Gordon Bentley Adler Dowl ing Einhorn named among the ex employees. Burdett testified to espionage for Russia 1940 41 plus alleged political assassination of his Italian wife and contacts with Soviet agents.
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Oath Delayed On Turnpike Head Beightler Swearing Postponed
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler's swearing in as a member of the Ohio Turnpike Commission is postponed to July 15 after the July 1 date was changed. The delay comes as his gubernatorial appointment awaits Senate approval until sine die adjournment July 13.
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Quick Okay Is Seen For Defense Bill
Congressional leaders push for rapid passage of a compromise defense money bill totaling about 32 billion dollars in new funds. The measure, though short of Eisenhower’s full budget in some areas, adds 46 million to preserve Marine Corps strength at 215,000 and limits Army manpower cuts next year while funding Air Force jet bomber development.
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No Cuts In Aid Bill Seen
Washington predicted House action would approve a foreign aid bill with no drastic cuts, setting a ceiling of 3.2858 billion for military economic aid for the year while Senate-approved totals await later appropriations. The House also trimmed global arms aid by 145 million and tentatively backed 1.133 billion for military funds, defeating a proposal to withhold later aircraft from Yugoslavia.
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