Ohio Ohio colleges prepare for wide array of commencements
Defiance College leads Ohio seniors with 87 degrees and Wilbur Brucker to speak while many campuses schedule ceremonies on June 5 and 6. Ohio Wesleyan Bowling Green Ohio University and others also set speaker lineups with presidents and governors delivering addresses.
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Defiance College
Ohio Colleges and Universities
Buckeye
Defiance
Wilbur M. Brucker
Secretary of the Army
Ohio Wesleyan University
Selby Stadium
Delaware
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bowling Green State University
Francis Horn
The
University
Rhode Island
Toledo
Ohio University
Marietta
H.R. Eggleston
College of Wooster
Muskingum College
Charles P. Robshaw
East Liberty Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Findlay College
Wittenberg University
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern University of Ada
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Antioch College
Antioch
Chauncey D. Leake
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Capital University
Columbus
Peter H. Eldersveld
Chicago
Youngstown University
J. L. Mauthe
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Kent State University
Trial Ends Career Of Policeman
A Willoughby police lieutenant, Chever Brindley, resigns after being linked to testimony by Mrs. Lois Clark in the Floyd Hargrove murder trial. Brindley, a 10 year veteran and father of five, quit to serve his family in private business. The case centers on an eight month affair Hargrove allegedly had with Mrs. Clark and a Christmas Eve shooting that killed Charles Clark in Mentor. The trial, paused for recess, resumes Tuesday with the prosecution nearing the end of its case.
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Painesvill
Ohio
Lois Clark
Willoughby
Chever Brindley
Gar J. Pierce
Brindley
Mentor
Charles K. Clark
Bees Cause Cessna 195 Swarm Near Dallas
John Demarie started his Cessna 195 in Dallas and heard a buzzing sound. A swarm of bees had clustered under the tail of the plane and crews began a careful removal to clear the buzzing aircraft.
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Dallas
Tex
John Demarie
Demarie
Johnson Backs Ike and Urges Unity Across Parties
Idaho Falls report on Lyndon B. Johnson urging Democrats to support Eisenhower in foreign policy. He defends the president while urging candor, calling Khrushchev a master of spy rings and predicting a Democrat victory next fall.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Johnson
Khrushchev
United States
Senate
Radio Free Berlin Director Water Geerdes Dies
BERLIN AP Water Geerdes 88, director of Radio Free Berlin, died of a heart attack Saturday. He had led the station for three years.
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Dies Berlin
Water Geerdes
Radio Free Berlin
Fire kills six in Omaha apartment blast and blaze
A three story frame building in Omaha housing 21 people saw a grandmother, two of her children, three grandchildren and a neighbor's infant son die in a Saturday fire. Five others injured. Neighbors say flames roared along one side as residents fled via stairs and roof escapes. Arson investigator tentatively identifies the dead as Beulah McGinnis 50 Allen McGinnis 14 Jeannette McGinnis 10 Vicki Oliva 4 Ronnie Oliva 3 Irvin Oliva 5 months Tommy Noonan 4 months. Eva Oliva 23 Fred 23 and Rose Noonan 19 Gerald Noonan 18 months burned.
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Omaha
Randal Kellams
Tide Submerged Lot Up For Bid In Fairhaven
The government invites bids for two land lots in Fairhaven Massachusetts. One lot is partly submerged at high tide. GSA will open bids July 7 for the two lots totaling just under a full acre.
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Boston
Fairhaven
Mass
General Services Administration
216 Rentschier Bldg Me Se
The fragment notes a 216 Rentschier Building in Hamilton Ohio with a reference to TW 29121 and a status line reading Established 1933 at Me Se, indicating a historical property or entry.
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Rentschier Bldg
Hamilton
Ohio
Pattern Set For Settling Railroads Pay Disputes
Washington AP reports a plan to settle wage disputes for about 800000 railroad workers. An arbitration board will deliver a binding June 1 on engineers pay and benefits as Cox and Lester map a path between a 15-cent cut and a 12 percent raise. A second emergency board, due by June 8, will advise on 650000 nonoperating workers led by Dunlop. unions seek 25-cent raise plus better benefits while railroads push 15-cent cuts.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Archibald Cox
Harvard University
Richard A. Lester
Princeton
Fisenhower
Harvard
John T. Dunlop
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Uating
Michael V. DiSalle
Western Reserve University
Case Institute of Technology
Ike
Andor Jobb
Hungary
Kent
Andras Bajcsa
Bela Mikofalvy
Akron Tire
Bajcsa
Cleveland
Dan Mulcahey
Beulah McGinnis
Allen McGinnis
Jeannette
First National
Ohio River Cruises
Jackman Travel Service
Davidson
Central Ave
Middletown Shopping Center
America
Navaco
Aluminum
Dealer
Eve Uet
Burbank Ave
Middletown
First National Bank
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