Labor Bodies Deny Intention To Start War
Atlantic City report says AFL-CIO and exiled Teamsters deny plans for a labor war after Teamsters ouster on corruption charges. Hoffa faces wiretap trial, perjury suits, and a Washington election challenge. Trial outcomes could decide Teamsters ostracism duration by the main labor body.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
AFL Cio
George Meany
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Washington
Dave Beck
Afe-Cio
Scioto County Readies Tax Accounting System
Scioto County commissioners plan to mechanize the tax accounting system. Clerk Mrs. Jessie Yinger to draft a resolution accepting Act&dressograph-Multi proposal from Graph Corp. to supply equipment for about $48,835. Final action may come as soon as Monday.
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Scioto County
Jessie Yinger
Act
Graph Corp
New Higher Taxes Studied In Ohio Legislature
A legislative committee in Columbus studies raising new taxes or widening existing ones. The State and Local Taxes and Revenue Committee asks the Ohio Legislative Service Commission for current data on the tax system. Finance Director John A rage Skipton cautions that higher demand for state services could create a deficit, while Sen. Fred Danner argues against new taxes and suggests eliminating payroll loafers first. County officials plan to install new Addressograph equipment to modernize tax processing, with projected annual savings around $23,000 and a possible $20,000 down payment this year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Rimes
John A. Rage Skipton
Fred Danner
Carl Melcher to chair Scioto County March of Dimes drive
Carl Melcher named chairman of Scioto County 1958 March of Dimes campaign. A kickoff dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday in American Legion Hall will launch the drive, part of the national 20th anniversary effort to fund polio rehabilitation.
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Carl Melcher
Scioto County
Linda Hackworth
Elbert Hackworth
Portsmouth
Rt. 1
Melcher
American Legion Hall
Second St
National Foundation For
Curley Morrison
Ohio State University
Cleveland Browns
Experts Probe Cause Of Vanguard Launching Flop
Washington reports show mixed reaction to America's first satellite launch failure. Officials stress testing risks and past progress, while leaders like Eisenhower and Nixon express disappointment but faith in eventual success. Khrushchev and Sobolev offered cautious replies as Britain and industry press reacted with skepticism.
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Vanguard
Jack Bell
Washington
America
Russia
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Cape Canaveral
Fla
White House
James C. Hagerty
Defense Department
Nixon
Britain
L’unita
Rome
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Steps Taken To Prepare Another Test
VERN WAUGLAND reports at Cape Canaveral on preparations after the Vanguard test rocket exploded post launch. Engineers plan another trial with an identical satellite payload while evaluating mechanical failures and awaiting data and films from the failed flight.
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Vern
Waugland
Cape Canaveral
Fis Poo
Tom Geties
Vateetox
Vanguard
J. Paul Walsh
Martin
Martin Co
Walsh
Washington
John P. Tagen
VangSuard
Naval Research Laboratory
Hagen
Hager
Navy
Marlin Co
Mother Of Six Is Sentenced In Ohio Case
Mrs. Ester Faye Hammonds, 2 year old mother of six, was sentenced to one year in the Women s Reformatory at Marysville after being found guilty of neglecting her children for the second time in five months. Her children were placed in permanent custody of the Scioto County Welfare Board. Juvenile Judge Kenneth Cranston handed down the sentence and noted the prior “chance” given last July when Hammonds promised to move to Michigan to improve her situation. She returned to Scioto County soon after.
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Ester Faye Hammonds
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Scioto
Soviet Rocket Debunking On Pearl Harbor Day
US scientists reject Khrushchev’s claim that part of Sputnik I fell in the United States. Moscow radio says the rocket remained aloft. Officials say the carrier likely burned up or fell to earth, with possible impact in southeast Asia. Data from Hugh Odishaw and Dr. Fred L. Whipple support no U.S. debris sighting.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hugh Odishaw
U.S
National Committee For the
International Geophysical Year
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Hapsburg Princess Wed In Vienna Rites
Archduchess Maria Tieana of Hapsburg wed Count Jaroslav Kottulinky at Vienna’s Earl’s Church. The ceremony drew European nobility and large Austrian crowds as Maria Deana, daughter of Archduke Anton and Princess Tieana, ties to Romanian royalty. she previously lived in Newton, Massachusetts with her second husband, Dr. Stefan Issarescu.
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Vienna
Austria
Maria Tieana
Hapsburg
Europe
Jaroslav Kottulinky
Bet
Tulin
Earl's
Maria Deana
Archduke Anton
Tieana
Romania
Carol
Tearal
Newton
Mass
Stefan, Issarescu
Ike And Vanguard Chief Disappointed In Satellite Test
President Eisenhower ordered a full Defense Department report after the Cape Canaveral satellite launch failed The Naval Research Laboratory chief Dr John Hagen led Vanguard and voiced disappointment as the nation confronts a new space race setback Washington traced the mishap to a broader Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union and NATO unity in Europe faced strain of December Paris talks
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Presidentiat
James C. ‘Hagerty
John P. Hagen
Naval Ressearch Laboratory
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Cape Cansaveral
Fla Ike
Hagen
Congress
United States
Is7
Paris
NATO
Russia
Sputnik I
America
U.S
Nixon declares security over budget in New York speech
Nixon told a National Association of Manufacturers dinner that US security would be prioritized over a balanced budget if needed. He warned that higher foreign aid and information programs are essential to counter a Soviet offensive, and that cuts to domestic programs without a tax hike could affect the budget. He said militarily the United States and the free world are stronger than any aggressor, including the Soviet Union, but warned against weakening defenses. Ship traffic resumed in Le Havre, France after toy worker strike, with snow in its second day.
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New York
Nixon
National Asso
United States
Free World
Soviet Union
Army Jupiter Project Ready To Go Says Gen Taylor
SAN ANTONIO Texas Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army chief of staff said the Jupiter project is ready to go but could not guess when a launch might occur He noted Navy Vanguard difficulties and suggested the United States cannot assume the Russians had trouble launching Sputnik Meanwhile an Air Force intercontinental missile test covered a full range in the South Atlantic reaching a target area at sea and traveling toward 3000 miles per hour.
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San Axtonio
Tex
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Navy
Taylior
Taylor
Rusmans
Washington
Air Force Intercontinental
South Atlantic
Defense Department
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Avery
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Arkady A. Sobolev
Defense McElroy
U.S. Navy
Ike
LE Bavre
France
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