Millett urges tighter college entrance standards at Miami
Oxford Ohio AP John D Millett Miami University president called for repeal of a law barring entrance exams for state universities and urged selective admissions at the five off campus branches He cited rising enrollments costs and overcrowding and said Miami should maintain broader standards than private colleges He noted anticipated first semester enrollment near 6200 up from 5872 and branch enrollment exceeding 2100.
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Miami
John D. Millet
Millett
Bricker backs Ike on Quemoy at Ohio banquet
Ohio Senator John Bricker praised President Eisenhower for a firm foreign policy on Quemoy. He urged confidence in the President’s leadership and warned against appeasement while stressing readiness to fight with today’s non-nuclear weapons.
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Ohio
John W. Bricker
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Quemoy
Bricker
War Veterans’ Republican Club of Ohio
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Soviet Russia
Red China
United States
Sen. Bricker
Hungarians Charge U.S. Spying in Budapest
In Vienna the Hungarian government accused the U.S. Consulate in Budapest of leading a spying and intelligence network aimed at undermining the Communist regime. Spokesman Laszlo Gyaros alleged CIA and American agents are infiltrating Hungary, with several arrests already made and others to be punished. He claimed the American attache conducted night tourist visits to observe army installations. Hungary said it seeks better ties with the United States but may act against the espionage.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
Budapest
Laszlo Gyaros
United States Information Agency
Hungary
Gyaros
United States
Portrait of Ralph N. Fey Hung in Beta Theta Pi Office
A large portrait of Ralph N. Fey of Oxford is hung in the Beta Theta Pi administrative office to honor his nine year tenure as the fraternity’s first administrative secretary. Fey resigned last May to focus on his insurance business. The tribute comes from the 119th general convention in Bedford Springs, with portrait by George Hoxie.
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Ralph N. Fey
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Fey
Bedford Springs
Seth R. Brooks
Washington
Brower
Foy
Ffort
George Hoxie
Miami University
Truck Crash Kills Garfield Heights Woman in Cleveland
Police say a truck with failed brakes veered over a curb and sidewalk, killing 41 year old Mrs Wilbur Nash of Garfield Heights Friday night near a traffic light in Cleveland. The text also mentions Washington's Potomac River valley and Indian remains.
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Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Wilbur Nash
Potomac River Valley
Washington
Space Experts Wind Up Session
The First International Congress of Aeronautical Experts in Madrid ended after six days of talks on rocket travel to the Moon Mars and Venus. More than 600 scientists from 23 countries heard technical reports on future planetary missions. The second congress was set for Dec 12 1960 in Zurich with a third in 1962 at Stockholm.
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Madrid
Spain
Moon
Mars
Venus
Zurich
Switzerland
Stockholm
Sweden
Pets Said Possible TB Germ Carriers
Geneva AP report warns pets such as dogs monkeys and parrots may carry tuberculosis. Experts find house pets can become infected with human tuberculosis as well as animal varieties.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Health Organization
Travel and Adventure Series to Alaska to the Seas
YMCA announces four-nights Travel and Adventure Series opening Oct. 23 at Roosevelt Junior High. Featured speakers include Harry Reed with Alaskan Adventure, John M. Goddard on Congo Kayaks, Donald Shaw exploring Sweden, and Skipper Bill Murnan sailing global routes. Ticket plan offers buy two adult season tickets get one free. prices $4 full series $2 youths. discounts for YMCA members before Oct. 1.
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Seven Seas
Belgian Congo
Sweden
YMCA
Roosevelt Junior High School
Paul Day
Harry Reed
Congo
John M. Goddard
Donald Shaw
William T
Skipper Bill) Nurnan
Sockholm
Tankoping
Bill” Murnan
Tom Ortman
Bank job situation not that critical
Powers of the American Bankers Association in New York says U S banks face worker shortages but are not yet psychologically disposed to appoint women to executive jobs. The remarks were made at a banking conference in St Andrews Scotland.
Japs Seek Prosecution in Airman Shooting Case
Tokyo AP says Japanese police urged indictment of 19 year old California airman Peter E Longpre for gross negligence causing death after he shot a Japanese youth. Saitama police chief Hisashi Sogabe announced documents will go to prosecutors Monday, potential three year sentence or fine of 139 dollars if convicted.
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California
Hisashi Sogabe F
Saitama Prefecture
Peter E. Longpre
Lakewood
Calif
U.S
Longpre
Two Ohio Labor Leaders Called Before Probers
Senate rackets investigators will question William Presser president of the Ohio Conference of Teamsters and the Cleveland Joint Council about resignations severance pay and associates. Louis Triscaro Cleveland Teamsters Local 436 president will face questions regarding past convictions and ties to employers. The inquiry also aims to probe Ohio criminal element infiltration and future juke box industry hearings are postponed to next year.
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Senate
Ohio Teamsters
William Presser
Robert F. Kennedy
Presser
Kennedy
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Cleveland Joint Council of Teamsters
Ohio
Louis
Babe) Triscaro
Teamsters Loleal 436
Cleveland
Triscaro
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