Eisenhower denies abandoning tariff cut plan
President Eisenhower defended his trade policy stating a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act does not mean a retreat from tariff cuts. He noted Democrats question the effort while the House Ways and Means Committee backed the extension and debate moves to the Senate.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
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Indochina
Jury Deadlock in Man Slaying Trial of ex Patrolman Brickles
A nine man and three woman jury in Ironton Ohio failed to reach a verdict in the manslaughter case against former state highway patrolman Robert Brickles 29 after an eight hour deadlock. Brickles claimed illness and sleep in the car as police officer Carl Green of Coal Grove was struck and killed. Two women testified Brickles was driving during the incident. The state may seek another trial. unofficial reports set the panel at 9 to 3 for acquittal.
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Ironton
Ohio
Robert Brickles
Brickles
Carl Green
Coal Grove
Green
Ashland
Elizabeth Bradley
Sarah Blevins
Harold Spears
Indo Peace Talks Reach Blame Stage in Geneva
In Geneva the nine party Indochina peace talks show both Western powers and Communists blaming each other for possible failure. No public declaration of progress. A British spokesman said progress has been nil. A new meeting was scheduled as France's Laniel government faced a confidence vote.
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Geneva
Indochina
France
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Citizens to Meet Friday on Dope Menace in Ohio
Citizens from nine southern Ohio counties will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in City Hall to discuss narcotics. Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill organized a statewide Citizens Narcotics Advisory Committee and will outline the investigation progress.
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Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Scioto
Pike
Jackson
Adams
Vinton
Lawrence
Meigs
Highland
Gallia
O'Neill
Hope Fades For Income Tax Slash
Senator and committee action on the six week tax revision process narrows prospects for a broad personal income tax cut while keeping corporate and stockholder benefits. The Senate Finance Committee backed most administration goals, projecting about 1.4 billion dollars in first year tax relief, while Democrats plan a floor fight over alternatives such as a 20 dollar per return cut.
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Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Finance Committee
Democratic Committee
Frear
Delaware
Sen
George
D-Ga
Portsmouth Council sets July public hearing on Scioto Trail zoning
Portsmouth City Council scheduled a July 14 public hearing on rezoning the east side of Scioto Trail between 28th and 29th streets from Residence A to Business A. The vote followed a Planning Commission recommendation and first reading of the ordinance. final action awaits the hearing. The section adjoins a recently zoned Business A corner planned to host a motel and a potential large drug store by John and Franklin Smith. The meeting also approved one-way traffic on Charles Street west of Harmon Street and introduced parking restrictions on Chillicothe Street, Gallia Street, and Bertha Avenue to ease congestion.
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Scioto Trail
28Th
29Th Sts
City Planning Commission
Commission
Harry E. Foehr
28Th St
John
Franklin Smith
Charles St
Harmon St
Chillicothe St
Llth St
Gallia St
Buch St
Bertha Ave
Official Statements Dulles and Wilson on War in Indochina
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States has no plan to act alone in Indochina unless aggression changes the whole scenario and Congress would not be asked for new authority. Secretary of Defense Wilson cautions that a third world war is not the solution and urges countering communism with truth and sound philosophy.
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Nana
United States
Indochina
Dulles
China
Wilson
O. Carson Barklow
Minford
Barklow
S. B. Randall
Columbus
Portsmouth
CAA
Census figures show U S population near 162 million
The Census Bureau reports the nation including armed forces overseas had about 161 969 000 people on May 1. This marks a 2 767 000 increase or 1 7 percent from the May 1949 estimate.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
The page lists sections including Comics, Death Notices, Editorial Page, Markets, Radio and Television, Round About Portsmouth, Social Affairs and Sports across pages 6 10 11 12 13 14 15. It references listings and column placements without specific events or names.
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Portsmouth
McGraw Faces Manslaughter Charge in Wheelersburg Crash
Lewis McGraw, 31, of South Webster, was charged with manslaughter in the death of Beverly Sue Sherman, 7, struck by McGraw’s auto on Route 52 near Garden City. The case, filed in Lucasville by Mrs. Ralph Sherman, marks a second manslaughter charge after a past auto fatality case was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Lewis McGraw
South Webster
Ralph Sherman
Wheelersburg
Rt. 2
Court of Justice
Z. T. Fugitt
Lucasville
Beverly Sue Sherman
McGraw
Garden City
Wheelersboro
Common Pleas
Fred Everett
Jackson
Boston
McCarthy Accuses Adams Of Hinting At Infiltration
In Washington Sen McCarthy testifies that Secretary Stevens and Army counsel Adams hinted at Communist infiltration of the Air Force and Navy. He says the pair urged against special consideration for G David Schine and spoke of Navy and Air Force concerns during a November Pentagon luncheon.
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McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Schine-Stevens
Pvt. G. David Schine
Roy Cohn
Adams
Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Air Force
Navy
McCarthy Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
G. David Schine
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Ray H. Jenkins
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Fireworks planned forum maps safe July 4 program
Robert Poieet chairs Civic Forum committees planning a safe July 4 at Municipal Stadium with morning athletic events and a night program capped by fireworks. The recreation department runs two playground field days and selects a king and queen from participants ages 6 to 16. Hillcrest Children’s Home and retarded children receive special seating. Hillcrest names a king and queen.
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Robert Poieet
Civic Forum
Municipal Stadium
L. T. Henderson
George
Bill) Bahner
The
Forum
Kenneth Amick
Charles Grohman
Willard E
Peg) Ellsesser
Hillcrest
Sam Brescia
Poieet
Mr. Poieet
Robert E. Layton
Howard Kiebler
Concrete Men Sign Contract Amid Route 23 Delays
A walkout by Teamsters at Portsmouth Mixed Concrete ended after a new contract gives 5 cents more per hour and ends the June 1 strike. Despite settlement, cement finishers and contractors clash over wages delaying the four lane highway project north of the city. The finishers also walked out at the Portsmouth Area A plant seeking a wage agreement.
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Pike County
Carpenters Union
AFL
Bricklayers
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
A-plant
Kiewit
Teamsters
Portsmouth Mixed Concrete, Inc
AFL Teamsters Union
Portsmouth
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