Side Swipes Farewell Picnic and New Residents Arrive
Residents along the block held a farewell and welcome picnic at the C. W. Henning home despite late Friday disruptions. The Franklin County Commissioners began a board of equalization on tax assessments, with daily sessions through June 2 and a 10 day review period followed by three days for responses. Annie Mae Moore lost money to a storm sewer until officers fished out $1.20 with a gum-tipped stick. In Dayton there will be no sacks for the WACs, as Lt Col Hattie Addison notes upcoming uniform changes from blues and taupes to greens within two years, with no chemises or trapezes.
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Cain
Uth
12Th Streets
College
Mulberry
Franklin County Commissioners
Board of Equalization of
Dallas
Annie Mae Moore
H. Amos
H. Remes
Dayton
Ohio
Hattie, Carnegie
Hattie W. Addison
Women's Army Corps
Face a Crisis In Venezuela
CARACAS Venezuela the ruling government junta faced its sharpest political crisis since seizing power from Gen Marcos Perez Jimenez. Two civilian members resigned, while three military members faced pressure over elections. Fabacio Ojeda warned of a general strike if civilians are replaced by reactionaries, but hoped liberal civilians would join as Adm Larrazabal Col Quevedo and Col Araque lead the junta promising elections with no date set.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Fabricio Ojeda
Junta Patriotica
Vote To Name Zoning Group in Ottawa City
Ottawa city commissioners voted to appoint a seven member study committee to examine marginal zoning. The panel, limited to residents within a three mile city strip, will study the issue and report back, not forming a permanent body, and will be dissolved after the report is completed.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Weather Forecast for County Clears This Week
County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon through Tuesday. Expect highs around 75 to 80 this afternoon, with overnight lows near 50 to 55. Tuesday should see highs in the low 80s.
Recover Nose Cone of Jupiter
Army missile men at Cape Canaveral report the Jupiter IRBM nose cone recovered intact after a long Atlantic recovery operation. The test, following a near loss five months earlier, yielded a successful re-entry with instrumentation studied at Redstone Arsenal.
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Jupiter
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Navy
Redzone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Defense Department
Trujillo Says He Spent Own Money Not U S Aid
Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr. declares none of his expenditures in the United States came from U S foreign aid funds and that every cent was his own. The Dominican prince confirms gifts to Kim Novak and Joan Collins drew criticism while addressing reports of a divorce inquiry in Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Rafael Trujillo Jr
U.S
Dominican Republic
United States
Dominican Republc
Kim Novak
Joan Collins
Washington
U. S
Trujillo
Ciudad
Supreme Court rules buses may carry parochial elementary students
In a 6-1 decision, New Jersey Supreme Court reverses a state ruling and allows Regional High School buses to transport parochial elementary students in addition to public school riders. The case, set in Berkeley and Toms River, clarifies that state law permits transportation of parochial children regardless of grade.
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Trenton
New Jersey Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Berkeley
Toms River
Purt
World War I Veterans Elect Officers in Kansas
Fred Waite Hutchinson installed as Kansas department commander of the Veterans of World War I as the three day meeting closed yesterday. Next year's convention set for April 28 29 in McPherson with Waite succeeding George Barnett of Salina.
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Salina
Fred Waite
Hutchinson
Kansas Department
McPherson
Waite
George Barnett
Reed Seeks State Severance Tax On Oil And Gas
Republican candidate JM Clyde M. Reed Jr says a one percent severance tax on oil and gas production is logical and fair for Kansas. He would urge a constitutional amendment to set a five percent levy replacing property taxes, with funds returned to oil and gas counties to match current property tax receipts.
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Washington
JM Clyde M. Reed Jr
Reed
Kansas
Mid-Continent
Spanish War Veterans Gather for 51st State Convention
Veterans of the Spanish War, about 100 strong, met in Ottawa for their 51st annual state convention run through tomorrow. Ottawa commander G. K. Barnes led the opening session with Edward L. Frick presiding. An Auxiliary meeting is set for 3 p.m. A banquet and dance follow tonight at IOOF hall. In Vatican City, Cardinal Stritch’s condition worsened after arm amputation and stroke, though he regained consciousness by noon and could recognize people.
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Kansas Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Edward L. Frick
Lawrence
Dera Mitchell
Kansas
Topeka
J. G. Mitchell
W. Ross Duke
Wichita Falls
Tex
Kenneth Andrews
Ottawa
Lamar Phillips
G. K. Barnes
S. Sycamore
Ioof Hall
B. F. Bowers
Dora Mitchell
Naional
Vatican City
Ly — Samuel
Cardinal
Ses
IOOF
Word
Hall
Vatican
Hickory
Chicago
Weeks Calls Business Key to Economic Revival
Secretary Weeks told an economic mobilization conference that the United States should reach 80 million jobs and a 600 billion dollar annual production rate within ten years. He urged that government be a stepping stone, not a stumbling block, and stressed private industry as the chief driver of recovery and growth.
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New York
Weeks
U. S
American Management Assa
Eisenhower
White House
Traffic Toll In Topeka Kansas Report 1958 Totals
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 1 in the last 24 hours and 159 to date in 1958, compared with 193 for the same period in 1957. The report notes an insured payment plan by Lamb.
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Topeka
Kansas
De Gaulle Is Ready To Lead France From Chaos
Gainesville Florida police arrested 25 students after a five hour riot at the University of Florida campus. More than 1,000 students protested beer sales to under 21, chanting for beer. An officer was cut by a bottle and tear gas was used to disperse the crowd. Three students faced aggravated assault charges while others were charged with disorderly conduct.
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Gainsville
Fla
University of Florida
Eisenhower, GOP Leaders Discuss World Troubles
President Eisenhower held talks with Senate Republican Leader Knowland and other GOP leaders on the international crisis, including Lebanon, France, and Algeria. Knowland said the discussion covered the world situation but offered few details and noted no action by Congress was indicated. The meeting was moved up to allow Eisenhower to address an economic speech in New York on Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republian
Lebanon
France
Algeria
Senate
California
Knowland
Nixon
Hisenhower
Congress
New York
The
American Management Assn
Eisenhower to vote in Pennsylvania primary then speak in New York
President Eisenhower plans to vote in Gettysburg on Tuesday for the Pennsylvania primary then travel to New York for a major economy speech at the Astor. Weather permitting he will depart the White House by helicopter at about 10 30 a m and fly to Gettysburg before flying to Harrisburg to board Columbine II for the trip to New York. The speech will be broadcast nationwide on television and radio at 8 30 p m EST.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
New York
White House
Getysburg
Helicoper
Harrisburg
Columbine II
Astor
De Gaulle Denies A Dictator Return Amid Paris Turmoil
Charles de Gaulle, 67, repudiated any bid for dictatorship while declaring he would return to his village but remain at France’s disposal. He stressed the regime’s failures, warned of Algeria’s crisis, and urged leadership beyond party lines as security forces tightened in Paris.
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Paris
Charles de
Gaulle
Pery
France
de Gaulle
Republic
Algeria
North Africa
Africa
State Executives Gather For Annual Meeting
Miami Beach Fla Democratic and Republican governors meet for the 50th annual conference to discuss policy taxation civil rights and federal state relations as they approach a congressional election year. Governors diverge on school integration tax cuts and deficits with Stratton Harriman Collins and others weighing plans.
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Miami Beach
Fla
GOP
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Leroy Collins
Florida
Averell
Harriman
New York
Stratton
George M
Pennsylvania
Lane Bwinell
New Hampshire
11 Years Of Hiding Ends In Wichita
A former Missouri embezzlement suspect, Orin C. Keplinger Sr., 63, confessed to police he hid for 11 years after an embezzlement charge from Grand Central Insurance Co. in Springfield in 1947. He checked into a Wichita jail for the night, saying he lived in a rented room, worked as a restaurant dishwasher, and had not seen his wife or three sons since leaving Missouri. He claimed to have slept at transient missions and in railway cars.
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Wichita
Missouri
Orin C. Keplinger Sr
Grand Central Insurance Co
Springfield
Keplinger
Claude Slay
Slay
60 Killed In Lebanon Strike
Beirut Lebanon government forces retook control of Tripoli after a weekend of bitter fighting between loyalists and insurgent moslem nationalists. At least 60 were killed in the bloodiest clash of Lebanon's internal strife as forces stormed the northern port city. An order from opposition leader Rachid Karami to halt fighting was reported amid rising casualties. President Camille Chamoun blames Nasser’s United Arab Republic for the revolt.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Rachid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
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Cardinal Stritch
Ike
Ike ‘Copter
Ott Dam
Chuck Langdon
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