Sixth Round Exit for Carolyn Lawrence at National Spelling Bee
Carolyn Lawrence, 13, of Portsmouth, fell in the sixth round on the word archetype, becoming the 25th contestant eliminated as the National Spelling Bee continued at the Commerce auditorium. She had earlier spelled weight and tirade, and ranked 22nd overall after resuming post lunch.
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Stalin Suffered Stroke Over Zionist Deportation Plan
A Warsaw interview with Polish Communist journalists cites a late February 1953 Stalin stroke amid fury over a alleged Zionist plot to deport Jews to Birobidzhan. Beria supposedly danced over the body as Molotov warned the move would hurt external opinion. Voroshilov pledged dishonor if executed.
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Klementi Voroshilov
NATO Chief Backs Aid Plan, Norstad Testifies
NATO commander General Lauris Norstad told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that NATO forces are three to four times stronger and far more effective than when established by Eisenhower six years ago. He said alliance capability to destroy targets has improved and appeared at a closed session with public portions released.
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Joeace
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Ohio Awards Given 1 000 Future Farmers Enter Prize Livestock
Dr. Stewart H. Smith urged service above earning a living at Portsmouth High School commencement. About 3,200 FFA members from across Ohio attended the session and 13 Ohioans received honorary "Ohio farmer" degrees. Awards recognized top producers in dairy, beef, poultry, lamb, and grain marketing as part of the FFA convention.
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PBS News
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Marshall College
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Eisenhower
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Ohio
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Smith
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America
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York Central System
FFA
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West
Chester
Star State Farmer
James
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Mount Vernon
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Volving Fund
Archbold
Star Beef
Enhower
Thurster
Roger Dearsman
Star Broiler
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Pettisville
Star Poul- Spment
Terry Klopfenstein
Lowery H. Davis
Agriculture
West Unity
Star Lamb
Norway
U.K
Missles
Ohio State University
Ivan Dangler
Rawson
Star
Oslo
John W. Ferguson
Star Grain
Ernment
U.S
Fred J.I
Jerry Long
West Milton
Greiner
John Shive
Ohio Dairy Products Assn
Prof.ly, Ashley
David Campbell
Leesl
Probers Hear Testimony On Bakers Union Rakeoff
Senate probes heard that Max Kralstein a national Bakers Union vice president received about $40000 from a June 1956 Waldorf Astoria banquet in his honor. Joseph Tenczar described pressuring 60 employers for $25 banquet tickets and $50 souvenir program ads as part of union fundraising. Stuart repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid questions about $40000 in union funds misused while he led defunct local authorities. Investigators linked funds to Cadillac cars a cocktail set cuff links a pearl necklace set and household items traced to his bank account.
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Illinois
Chicago
Union
Cadillac
Cross
Girard Says Jap Shooting Was Accident
CAMP WHITTINGTON Japan WGI William Girard said the fatal shooting of a scrap collector was an accident and that he expects a fair trial in Japanese courts. His U.S. and Japanese lawyers moved to defend him at Madashi District Court while US lawyers seek habeas corpus relief.
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Washington
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Defense
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Ike's Program Gains GOP Backing Amid Budget Battle
Ike's program picks up new GOP backing as supporters tout a $71.8 billion spending plan. Delegates at the GOP national conference show mixed sentiment over the budget revolt while focusing on upcoming elections. Nixon credits Democrats for not controlling the White House and argues the country avoided an extra $40 billion in spending. Meade Alcorn and Elizabeth Heffeltinger address delegates, urging a modern, energetic Republican message.
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GOP
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Minnesota
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Jack Bell
Be a Plus Person urged by college president
Dr Smith urged listeners to be an individual and reject neutrality. He called for confidence and fearlessness of criticism, urging readers to do a little extra in life and be a plus person. The remarks appear in a ceremony note directing readers to Page 2.
Jet Pilot Rescued At Sea and a Second Found Dead
MAYPORT Fla The Navy reported early this afternoon that a jet pilot whose plane plunged into the Atlantic Thursday night has been found dead President Eisenhower debarked from the Saratoga amid the rescue news The rescue marked a partial success of a mercy operation that curtailed Navy maneuvers as Eisenhower watched from the carrier Sixteen of 18 escort ships and four of the carrier's planes aided the search The rescued pilot Cmdr J E Tefft of Fighter Squadron 31 Cecil Field was aboard the Valley Forge in very good condition The incident curtailed demonstrations and anti submarine warfare drills as the President prepared to return to Mayport Naval Base Page 8 RESCUE
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Boston
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F. W. Lloyd
Tefft
Valley Forge
Mayport Naval Base
Briny
Pacific
Ike
Robert Dose
Sorong Beach
Calif
Cmdr
Paul Miller Jr
Annapolis
Aid Pact With Poland Signed
The United States signed a $48,900,000 aid agreement with Poland and offered $46,100,000 more if Congress provides authority and funds. The deal ends 34 to 35 months of talks sparked by Eisenhower’s pledge to aid Poland against Soviet dominance. The aim is to show the United States will assist satellite states that resist Moscow.
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Moscow
Two Wisconsin Teachers Hurt In Bus Tanker Crash
Two Seigioville teachers suffered facial lacerations Thursday night when a school bus carrying children collided with a gasoline tanker on US Route 52 nine miles west of Friendship. Teachers Vada Gregory and Ralph Kisor were treated at Mercy Hospital and dismissed. The tanker driver fled and was not stopped. The bus, owned by Blaine Gullett and driven by Leroy Newman, was returning from an outing near Coney Island. In Madison, Wisconsin voters set a special election for August 27 to fill the U.S. Senate vacancy after Sen. Joseph McCarthy's death, with a July 30 primary. Several Republicans and one Democrat have declared candidacies.
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Auburn Ave
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Eunice Ave
Mercy Hospital
Coney Island
Cincinnati
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Leroy Newman
Gala St
New Boston
River
Cpl
Robert Greene
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
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Vernon Thomson
Thorson
McCarthy
Thomson
Walter Kohler Jr
Warren B. Knowles
Glenn Davis
Alvin O'Kenski
Arthur McGurn
Ken
Ohio Election Costs Tallied by AP Figures
AP notes total cost of Ohio elections and county races at 32 million dollars with 31 million in administration and about 4.8 million in reported campaign expenses. The piece cites 3.7 million ballots in 195 general election and mentions ongoing attempts to compile full statewide and county totals.
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Associated Press
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