Decree Splitting DuPont GM Seen As Antitrust Spur
Washington AP reports Senator O Mahoney predicts the court ordered separation of E I du Pont de Nemours from General Motors will spur antitrust bills in Congress. The Supreme Court ruling may reshape measures on mergers and prices while Wall Street moves GM stock and Du Pont shares.
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Eisenhower
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Wall Street
School Board OKs More Building Work Contracts
Portsmouth city school board approved contracts totaling 66 768 for construction and equipment under the school modernization program. The Wilson School renovation leads the list with a 92 400 award to local contractors. Other work covers Tioga?l n School playground surfacing fencing and movable equipment. Work begins next week and should finish by opening of school next year. J T L Cunningham Construction Co won the Wilson general contract on 18 681. Henry Meyer Co won plumbing on 7700, Lancaster & Guiker on heating 5110, Brush Electric on electric wiring 960. Remaining Wilson work includes two kindergarten rooms a kitchen and two classrooms plus toilet facilities and gymnasium auditorium heating updates. Cunningham Construction also secured Lincoln School work in the major phase.
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Brush Electric Co
Campbell Ave
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Lincoln School
Khrushchev Opens Up On Soviet Nuclear Tests On TV
In a Moscow television interview reviewed by Russians, Nikita Khrushchev answered why the Soviet Union did not announce its last five nuclear tests. CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr asked if detec tion was the issue. Khrushchev said no useful purpose would be served. The interview marked a rare, wide open exchange aired publicly in Moscow.
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Major Disaster Planning Institute To Be Held Thursday
The Ohio State Nurses Association District 15 sponsors a disaster planning institute on Thursday in Madonna Hall Mercy Hospital School. Registration 9 to 9 30 a.m. sessions 9 30 to 11 45 a.m. and 1 15 to 4 p.m. Nurses and invited guests will hear six experts on mass casualty preparedness for disasters such as fire wind floods auto railway and industrial accidents. Sister Priscilla of Mercy Hospital notes limited seating and urges community representation.
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University Hospital
Jury Indicts Experts Find Two Felled By Hasty Tax Cut
Grand jury indictments in Saleto County allege two men were shot while fleeing during a burglary spree. One suspect, Hall, was wounded by a merchant policeman as he fled after a break in at Vaughn's Restaurant. Hall is charged with burglary and larceny. another suspect, Gerald Jamemat, faces a burglary count for a break in at the Ball Inn with officers claiming they shot him in the back during a confrontation. The indictments come as the grand jury completes its one-day session.
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South Shore
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Gerald
Portsmouth
Donald Shaffer
Darrell Jonson
Shaffer
Beck Junior Clams Up in Senate Inquiry
Washington. Dave Beck Jr. refused to answer 19 questions before the Senate Committee, invoking the Fifth Amendment 13 times in 17 minutes. The committee ordered a contempt case, linking him to alleged union money dealings tied to his father. Beck Sr. announced a page 13 note.
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Teamsters Union
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Larlier
Ike To Hear Republican Dissension
Washington Republicans plan a White House briefing with President Eisenhower and party leaders to address dissension over spending and the 1958 budget. Alcorn, Schoeppel, and Simpson warn money flow is slower, though the party retains a reserve. Eisenhower outlines five breakfast meetings to foster unity and ideas.
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Eisenhower
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Meade Albeee
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Alcorn
Sen. Schoeppel
Kansas
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Pennsylvania
Martin
Massachusetts
Expansion Of Bottling Plant In Portsmouth Announced
Edward Herbold of the Bury Bottling Co announces a new West End plant wing 40 by 80 feet, two stories, adding 8400 square feet. The expansion, the fifth since the firm began at Pig Iron Corner, marks Portsmouth’s 16th anniversary for the company now employing 17. The addition will house a bottling and syrup room and modern interior filling the plant to 22,000 square feet total.
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Edward Herbold
Varlager
Bury Bottling Co
Jefferson Sts
Herbold
West End
Spelling Star Carolyn to Meet Three Lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Washington Portsm uth s 13 year old Garfield student Carolyn Lawrence plans to ask Ohio Senators Lausche and Bricker and U.S. Representative Polk questions on politics during a Capitol Hill lunch and an afternoon meeting while enjoying sightseeing at the Sheraton Park hotel.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Carolyn Lawrence
Capitol Hill
Garfield
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
John Bricker
U.S
James Polk
Carolyn
Sheraton Park
Baltimore
Bomb blasts in Algiers kill nine as lampposts ripped down
Suspects seized after a series of bomb explosions in downtown Algiers during rush hour killed nine and wounded over 60. The blasts tore up lamp bases in a concentrated area, with five Europeans among the injured. Police rescued suspects from angry crowds and began investigations.
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Outcries On Capitol Hill Over Girard Case
The United States surrendered to Japanese pressure and agreed to hand over Army Specialist 3. C. William C. Girard of Ottawa LaSalle Illinois for trial in Japan for the death of Mrs Naka Sekai 46 who scavenged on a firing range. The decision sparked immediate outcries in Congress and risked status of forces treaties. The Japanese claim of treaty rights to judge acts done on duty centers the dispute as a key issue in international relations. The firing of an empty cartridge case was deemed not authorized and contested as outside Girard duty, though order confirmation remained. Japanese officials urged a fair and amicable settlement and cautioned care in the trial. House reaction signaled the issue isn t over.
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United States
Japan
Defense
Wilson
Dulles
Congress
U. S
Army
William C. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Ill
Naka Sekai
Somagahara
Girard
Wilson-Dulles
Takeso Shimoda
Kinney Home Set for Portsmouth Restorat ion Plan
Plans to restore the Kinney Home on Waller Street near Kinney Lane aim to save the red brick 1812 farmhouse once owned by Aaron Kinney, a pioneer. The Scioto County Historical Society, led by Dr Samuel P Adams, estimates a $15900 cost to restore electricity plumbing and other modern needs while preserving the past for future citizenship.
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Aaron Kins
Frank E. Smith
Samuel P. Adams
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