Lausche Sets June 28 Special Session in Columbus
Governor Lausche calls a special session for June 28 to address tax relief for local governments hit by court decisions nullifying bank tax laws and to enable water sales to the planned 90 million dollar General Motors plant in the Warren Youngstown area. Leaders prefer early July but endorse action to resolve the industrial water issue and local revenue losses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
General Motors
Warren
Youngstown
C. Stanley Mechem
Senate
House
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Lausche
Cloud
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Supreme Court of Ohio
Mechem
Lordstown
Seven Jurors Still Needed To Try Airman
Wichita Falls Texas seven more jurors are needed to try Roy Allen Hunter an 18 year old airman charged with murder Defense and state attorneys asked prospective jurors if they could sentence Spangler to death if he were found guilty of killing Jack Spangler Spangler body found in a roadside ditch between Wichita Falls and Sheppard AFB Hunter arrested in Spangler s car near Tracy California Spangler s car driven to Ohio then Hunter married and returned to the air base January 3 Hunter s attorney questioned jurors on following the law in regard to self defense
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Roy Allen Hunter
Salineville
Ohio
Jack Spangler
Spangler
Sheppard Afb
Hunter
Tracy
Calif
Weldon Bailey
Bailey
California
Sam B. Spence
Boy 5 Dies After Collision With Truck in Columbus
In Columbus, Jesse Davis, five, died Tuesday at Children’s Hospital after injuries from Friday when he ran into the side of a truck at a city intersection. The incident occurred at a busy crossing, and police investigated the crash as a fatal accident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jesse Davis
Children's Hospital
Weather Aims for Cool Down After Heat Wave
A minor heat wave may end tonight as cool air from Canada moves into the Midwest and should pass over the Miami Valley tonight. The official forecast calls for mostly cloudy and slightly cooler weather with a high of 79. Tonight will be fair and cooler with possible thunderstorms and a low around 45. Thursday looks partly cloudy and a bit warmer with a high near 80. Yesterday’s unofficial high reached 87 at 4 p.m., with 65 at 2:15 a.m. Rainfall totaled .12 inches last night and this morning.
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Canada
Midwest
Miami Valley
Deterrent power cited by Twining amid air force quarrel
General Nathan Twining says chances of a Soviet air strike on the United States are slight due to deterrence. He warns the Russian long-range fleet grows stronger and notes uncertainty about any enemy avoiding attack. Twining urges radar detection lines across northern regions as a hedge against overreliance on deterrence while interservice tensions surface.
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Washington (Ap
Nathan F. Twining
United States
Twining
Airorce
Civil Air Patrol
National Board
Senate
Wilson
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
Air Force
Army
Burke
Navy
Civil Air Patrol Board
Truman Denies Salerno Anzio Quote Stirs Criticism
In Naples AP reports Truman denied calling the Salerno and Anzio landings unnecessary. AP quoted him with the "squirrel-headed general" remark, drawing sharp UK and US criticism as casualties on both beaches rose. Bailey and Zusy defended the quotes amid denials from Truman's camp.
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Naples
Italy
Harry Truman
Salerno
Anzio
Associated Press
Fred J. Zusy
Eugene Bailey
Zusy
Milwaukee
United States
Britain
Zuly
Truman
Bailey
New York
Oliver Leese
8Th Army
Charleston
S.C
Mark Clark
5Th Army
Clark
Citadel
South Carolina Military College
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
Washington
White House
Churchill
U.S
OSU Man Among China Returnees
Five Chinese graduates of U S universities crossed the border into Red China today with 23 other repatriates. The returning graduates include Dr Peng Chi Jui geologist and his wife a biochemist Dr Loh Yuan Chiu MIT graduate and his scientist wife Mount Holyoke College graduate Tsai Khi rney professor of education from Ohio State University returning to Amoy University.
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Hong Kongp
U. S
Red China
Peng Chi-Jui
Loh Yuan-Chiu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mount Holyoke College
Tsai Khi-rney
Ohio State University
Amoy University
Boy Struck By Train In Dayton On Railroad Bridge
A 13 year old boy, Robert Mackey, was struck by a speeding train on a railroad bridge in Dayton, Ohio. He was in serious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital after running into the train’s path when he heard it approaching.
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Dayton
Ohio
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert Mackey
Fishermen flee Reds seek asylum at Matsus
Eleven fishermen fled Red China to the Nationalist Matzu Islands yesterday asking asylum, according to the Defense Ministry. Nine other fishermen arrived Monday from the Communist mainland, enhancing tensions near Taiwan's offshore districts.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Matsu Islands
Defense Ministry
Matsus
Army tests hide atomic warhead capable missiles Nike focus
Army ordnance officials at White Sands detailed a weapons section testing the ability of rockets to carry atomic warheads as part of a guided missile program. The Nike tests faced technical hiccups with a drone plane, but five operational rockets were fired and one scored a direct hit, signaling a successful demonstration amid controversy.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N.M
Army Ordnance
New Mexico
Army
Army Ordnance Department
White Sands
Fve
Nike
Air Force
Proving Ground
Marysville Man Picked By DiSalle for State Chair
William Coleman of Marysville elected by the Democratic State Executive Committee as the new state chairman to lead the November election campaign. Coleman, 42, former Union County party chairman and longtime prosecutor, is a Ohio Northern and Ohio State Law graduate and president of the Heart of Ohio Game and Fishing Club. He expressed a resolve to meet the occasion.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Coleman
Marysville
Union County
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Coleman
Milford Center
Ohio Northern University
Ohio State University
Union County Democratic Committee
Heart of Ohio Game and Fishing Club
Business In Ohio Better Farmers Lag
Ohio business in the first quarter of 1956 was better than the first three months of 1955 except for farm income and new auto sales. Farm income fell 4 percent from 1955, while new passenger car sales dropped 1 percent. Farm income rose 9 percent from February to March, auto sales up 28 percent in March, coal production up 9 percent in March, and department store sales up 31 percent in March.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bulletin of Business Research
Ohio State University
Columbus man elected president of Insurance Federation of Ohio
Columbus figure Harry T. Minister was reelected president of the Insurance Federation of Ohio at the annual meeting held in Columbus. The gathering reflected ongoing industry concerns and leadership continuity within the federation amidst a busy policy year.
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Harry
Salerno
Columbus
Ohio
Harry T
The
Insurance Federation of Ohio
Inspector Loaded With Evidence
Gallipolis Ohio state liquor inspector William L. Guiodos 28 of Lowellville and Youngstown received a five day jail term a 100 dollar fine and a one year license revocation after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge in Gallipolis Municipal Court. He had been arrested earlier in Middleport and awaits arraignment there on a drunk driving charge after release from the Gallia County Jail.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
William L. Guidos
Lowellville
Youngstown
Middleport
Gallia County
Woman Held In Shooting In Coshocton Ohio
Sheriff Kempf said a 29 year old housewife Dorothy Dansby is held for the fatal shooting of neighbor Mrs. Raymond Lewis on South Sixth Street Coshocton. Dansby surrendered at the jail with a .25 caliber pistol admitting one shot in the left side after an escalating dispute over several men.
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Coshocton
Ohio
G. F. Kempf
Raymond Lewis
South Sixth Street
Dorothy Dansby
Kempf
Lewis
Eisenhower defends Anzio as not a failure
President Eisenhower said he and his staff studied the Anzio landing plans and did not favor executing the operation exactly as it occurred. He argued the invasion was a holding action that kept German forces tied down in Italy, and he rejected calls to label it a failure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Anzio
Truman
Salerno
Italy
Mediterranean
Lake Dredge Dips Sinks. 8 Men Dead Near Milwaukee
A 120 foot dredge under tow in gale conditions on Lake Michigan sank four miles east of Cudahy near Milwaukee. Eight crewmen died, ten survived and were hospitalized after the dredge dipped under high waves while dredging for a nearby power station. Coast Guard boats searched the area as the tug James E. Fucik towed the dredge to safety.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Cudahy
James E. Fucik
Injured Pilot To Return Home After Havana Crash
Miss Bonnie Butler of Zanesville Ohio, injured in a plane crash near Havana Sunday night, will return home in about ten days. Hospital attendants report she is in satisfactory condition. Butler was co pilot of the plane finishing 14th in the International Women's Air Race. The pilot, Mrs Marjorie Miller of Reynoldsburg Ohio, was killed attempting to land at a naval airstrip 20 miles west of Havana after the race.
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Havana
Cuba
Bonnie Butler
Zanesville
Ohio
Anglo American
Miss Butler
Marjorie Miller
Reynoldsburg
Eisenhower Says Strong Arguments Help Armed Services
President Eisenhower urged that robust debate among the armed services is essential in these times and warned he would be frightened if such arguments did not exist. He stressed unity of purpose, budget balance, and careful study of Russia’s announced force cuts amid tax and debt concerns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Wilson
Russia
Soviet Union
House OR's Farm Bill advances after veto hurdle
Congressional action finished today on a farm bill to overcome objections that led to a veto for a broader measure. The House swiftly approved the compromise drafted by a conference committee after both chambers passed separate bills. The vote was 304 to 59.
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Washington
House
Fall Injuries Fatal In Cincinnati Widow Mary Stewart 86
Mary Stewart aged 86 died Tuesday night from injuries suffered May 4 in a fall in the apartment building where she lived in Suburban Mt. Auburn Cincinnati.
Eisenhower urged to weigh Soviet force amid Russian cut plan
Washington observers note a split between Secretary of State Dulles and presidential disarmament adviser Harold Stassen over Moscow’s pledge to reduce military manpower. Dulles warns cuts may not shrink Soviet power, citing farm and industry needs and modern weapons. Stassen sees gesture as a path to continued disarmament talks. The rift mirrors their roles: preserve Western unity versus push disarmament progress.
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Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Russia
Dulles
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Dulle
Moscow
Western Alliance
Diamond Thief Nets $100,000 Diamonds
A Brooklyn jewelry dealer said a burglar stole uninsured diamonds valued at 100000 from his home. Jacob Friedman aged 41 and his 20 year old daughter Marilyn fought the intruder but he escaped, leaving the dealer wiped out as the entire business assets were lost.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brookelyn
Jacob Friedman
Marilyn
Cypriot Terrorists Targeting Duke of Edinburgh in London
Reported security alerts say Cypriot terrorists may have slipped into Britain to assassinate Prince Philip in London. Rumors linked the plot to reprisals for last week's hangings of two Greek Cypriots.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
I Hate The Word Eggsheads Afraid Of Knowledge Says Baxter
Dr Frank C Baxter university of southern california television professor and 1956 peabody winner told a national congress of parents and teachers that eggheads are the driving force behind progress while criticizing mass education for wasting potential He urged more trade education for slower learners and lamented unequal innate ability noting some students are born to lead while others are not and called out disruptive students in metropolitan high schools as hindering progress
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San Francisco
America
Frank C. Baxter
Baxter
University of Southern California
Haxter
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington
Winston Churchill
Churchill
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