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Portsmouth Times

Location

Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

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Eisenhower Demonstrates Atomic Navy On Saratoga

President Eisenhower visited the Mayport area aboard the 35 million dollar carrier Saratoga for demonstrations of atomic age naval power. The entourage included Wilson Dulles Humphrey Strauss Gates and Burke with Pirie. The event showcased aircraft techniques guided missiles and antisubmarine warfare as part of training for Mediterranean deployment.

Mayport Fla. 1 Eisenhower Saratoga Naval Auxiliary Air Station Jacksonville Washington Florida Mediterranean U. As Fec Wilaan Dulles Defense Wilson the Treasury Humphrey Lewis Strauss Atomic Energy Commission Navy Gates Arthur Larson U. S. Information Agency Percival Brundage Gordon Gray Office of Defense Mobilization John White House Arleigh Burke Naval Operations Robert B. Pirie

Bills Force Lawmakers To Sign In Time For End Of Session

Columbus reporters describe conference committee action and a slate of about 150 bills ready for signing as the 102nd General Assembly nears a Memorial Day adjournment. Speaker Roger Cloud and Lt. Governor Paul M. Herbert will forward signatures to Governor O'Neill who has 10 days to decide. Legislators plan to reconvene June 1 to review vetoes and finalize adjournment.

102Nd General Assembly Roger Cloud

Limit On A Tests Proposed

Senator Anderson proposed a global limit on nuclear tests of 10 megatons per year based on radioactive fallout rather than bomb size. He suggested sharing the limit among the United States the Soviet Union and Britain and said monitoring devices can detect testing activity from afar.

Washington Anderson D-Nm United States Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Special Atomic Energy Subcommittee Soviet Union Britain

Britain Leads Without More Tests Claims Nuclear Lead

The News Chronicle reports initial findings on Britain's second H-bomb explosion indicating Britain now leads the world in nuclear weapons. The science writer says Britain has perfected its H bomb design, suggesting no further tests are needed after current experiments near Christmas Island in the Pacific. British scientists have conducted two H bomb blasts so far.

Britain London News Chronicle Christmas Island Pacific

Nixon Warns Against Soviet Shell Game in Europe

Vice President Nixon assailed Khrushchev's European troop withdrawal proposal as leaving free nations at the mercy of Communists. He urged disarmament talks and warned against a dangerous display of bargaining. The report also notes Ohio state bids for a roadway paving project and a new Portsmouth patrol post planned near Route 33.

Asheville N.C Nixon Russia Europe Nikita 5 S. Khrushchev United States Soviet Union Aia Ohio Department of Public Khrushchev Zenerat Aia New State Forces Highway Patrol 1Hea Anes Portsmouth Ohio Asphalt Paving Co Sagraves Electric Co White House Houston Hollow Road Chile Femdly Robert R. Greene

Vehicles Hit 17 Migrant Workers Die in Fiery Crash

A flat-bed truck loaded with migrant farm laborers and a tractor-trailer collided at a highway intersection nine miles north of Fayetteville North Carolina at 7 15 am. Seventeen workers were killed and 21 were hospitalized with 14 in critical condition. The truck fire caused most deaths. One laborer said workers had camped near Mount Olive and were en route to Punn to harvest beans. Truck driver Gilbert Peters of Watsertown Pa was slightly hurt. the tractor-trailer driver was among the dead.

Fayetteville N.C Ja Toad State Highway Patrol Joe Lazak Berwick W. HR. Covington Mount Olive N. C Punn Gilbert Robert Peters Watwallopen Covington Raleigh Chicago National Safety Council Texas

Union Official Admits Odd Fund Handling in Bakers Case

Chicago Bakers Union Local No 1 president Anthony Conforti testified he deposited about 9000 of union funds into his own savings account under orders from George Stuart and later disbursed them. The funds were from a 10500 drive by locals 200 and 10 to win a contract with Salerno Megawen Biscuit Co. The Senate committee plans to question Stuart as a key witness and review alleged fund misuse and trustee operations amid complaints of dictatorial practices and potential improper ties between management and labor officials.

Washington Chicago Bakers Union Anthony Conforti Conforti George Stuart Informational Vic Confort Chicago Salerno- Megawen Biscuit Co Senate Stuart Sen. McClellan D-Ark James G. Cross McClean Bakers Union

Salvation Army Majors Await New Assignment

Salvation Army post commanders Maj. and Mrs. Arthur B. Hill await their next appointment after 144 years here. Brig. W. E. Chamberlain of Cincinnati says June 23 is the effective date with Lt Evelyn Bogard also to be transferred. Destination not announced. orders come from Col. Harald R. Smith in New York.

Arthur B. Hill Salvation Army Hills W. E. Chamberlain Cincinnai Army Ohio Evelyn Bogard Maj. Hill Harald R. Smith New York City Tiga

Carolyn Lawrence Heads Toward National Spelling Bee Tour

Eye On Weather Too Carolyn Lawrence age 11 carries The Times colors for Portsmouth district and travels from Washington to Arlington to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier the National Cemetery and Mount Vernon before a Potomac River cruise back to the capital. She tours FBI and plans to study while enjoying a hotel splash party and a ride on the Cher ry Blossom Special before Friday's bee.

Carolyn Lawrence Times Washington Carolyn James G. Polk D-Highland van Havel Stryk Portsmouth Arlington Unknown Soldier National Cemetery Robert E. Lee Mount Vernon George Washington Potomac River Washngton Sheraton Park Annapolis United States The Nostel S BEE

1215 In Class Tonight J 56 Seniors From 3 High Schools Given Diplomas

Commencement ceremonies for three local high schools Wednesday night produced 156 diplomas in a stadium auditorium. Glenwood, Portsmouth East, and New Boston High Schools held exercises at municipal park, with notable attendance and adjustments to the schedule due to weather.

Glenwood High School TREIS Portsmouth East High School Municipal Star Allard Park

Linguist Teacher Ellie Kahl Wins New Oscar

In Asheville North Carolina Ellie Lee Kahl of Phoenix Arizona received a diploma at Notre Dame High’s graduation exercises. H E Baughman of Detroit Steel Fortsmouth Division addressed East High’s class, urging that future unlimited is possible.

Asheville, N. C Ellie Lee Kahl Phoenix, Ariz Notre Dame High H. E. Baughman Detroit Steel Corp Fortsmouth East High

Multilingual nurse named Teacher of the Year by diocese

Inside The Times report notes a registered nurse praised for perfection is named “Teacher of the Year” by Msgr. George Schorr, diocesan vice chancellor, in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs awards. Mrs Rabhi among top teachers chosen from 28 states for the federation’s Oscar for Editorial Page Teachers program.

Msgr George Schorr General Federation of Womn'celtor Iors Notre Dame Rabhi Portsmouth Hollywood Kahl

New Boston Class Sees Four Speakers in Graduation Talk

New Boston’s smallest class since 1932 heard four graduates speak at commencement instead of a guest address. Harold Gene Spurlock delivered the class address, Opal Louise Aldridge served as valedictorian and Honor Society president, with Roberta among the speakers.

New Boston Harold Gene Spurlock Opal Louise Aldridge Roberta

Wounded in police chase enter not guilty pleas

Two men wounded by police bullets pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to indictments. Carl V Hall 27 of South Shore faced burglary and larceny related to a Vaughn’s Restaurant break in Judge Vernon Smith set $500 bond. James R Gerald 21 of Portsmouth pleaded not guilty to a burglary at 8 Ball Inn with $500 bond. Both were wounded during arrests.

Common Pleas Court Carl V. Hall South Shore Vaughn Second Chillicothe Sts Vernon Smith Hall Howard Goltz Goltz James R. Gerald Portsmouth 8 Ball Inn Eighth Lincoln Sts Gerald Gonald Eighth St Portsmouth Receiving Hospital Robinson High St W.H. Schmid Gallia St Schmid Esters William E. Brow Charleston W. Va Smith Brown Larry D. Yates Garden City Charles Richards

Japanese to Head Defense in World War II crime case

MAEBASHI Japan WGI Wik am Girard has chosen Tsuro Hayashi a WWII veteran and former IMTFE lawyer to head his defense against charges of killing four Japanese women on a military firing range. Hayashi will meet Girard Friday. The Army will cover Hayashi’s fees and expenses.

Maebashi Japan WGI Wik ‘Am Girard Army Ottawa Ttsuro Hayashi U. S Hayashi International Military Tribuneal Far East Giard Maj Staney F. Levin Hollywood Calif Levin Udge Advocate’s 1St Cavalry Division

Judge refuses writ to bring Girard home from Japan

A federal judge in Washington declined to order William S. Girard produced in court and scheduled a hearing for next Tuesday on a suit to bar his trial by a Japanese court. The court ordered that Girard not be handed to Japanese authorities until further arguments are heard, addressing the death of a Japanese scrap collector. In Tokyo, Hiroshi Katsumata, 22, was injured when a bazooka shell exploded during target practice at a U.S. Marine range near Gotemba, six miles south of Tokyo.

Washington William S. Girard Japan Girard Dist Joseph C. McGar. Taghy Tokyo Hiroshi Katsumata U.S. Marine Gotemba

United States agrees to permit trial of Army Specialist Girard in Japanese courts

Judge McGarraghy held a brief habeas corpus hearing as Carroll and Harrington argued Japan lacks jurisdiction to try Girard for the offense. Carroll claimed the shooting base lies under U.S. sovereignty and offenses were against the United States, not Japan, while Girard’s enlistment has expired and a court-martial may be unlikely. The hearing addressed whether to remove Girard or allow Japan to try him as the government seeks a show cause ruling.

Girard United States McGarraghy Earl J. Carroll New York Carroll Japan

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