Million-Share Margin Puts Young At Helm
Texas financier Robert R. Young secured control of the New York Central by a margin of 1,070,000 shares out of 6,447,410. Official results will be announced Monday at 10 a.m. EDT in Albany. Clint W. Murchison and Sid W. Richardson supported Young, with 800,000 shares aiding the victory. Alfred E. Perlman is seen as the likely new president.
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New York Central
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Central
Albany
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Los Angeles
Young
Texas
Clint W. Murchison
Murchison
Sid W. Richardson
Young Group
William White
White
Alfred E. Perlman
Stoneworkers To Decide Monday On Final Offer
McDermott stoneworkers plan a Monday night meeting to vote on a final settlement proposal from the companies after talks with Federal Conciliator James Wilson. Arthur Pettit of United Stone & Allied Products Workers will convene the local union to consider the proposal as about 250 workers remain idle since May 11.
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McDermott
Waller Bros. Stone Co
Taylor Stone Co
James Wilson
Arthur Pettit
United Stone & Allied Products Workers
Third Anniversary of Shawnee Honor Camp Highlights Self-Discipline
Lt. H. S. Grooms reports the Shawnee Forest camp near Portsmouth completed its third year as a home for model prisoners from Ohio Penitentiary. The program, begun June 1 1951 with 25 honor prisoners, features no armed guards or bars and emphasizes trust. Over three years 60 inmates were paroled, 3 walked away, and the group has aided firefighting efforts, road maintenance, and the Red Cross blood program donating over 175 pints.
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Ohio Penitentiary
H. S. Grooms
Grooms
Shawnee Forest
Portsmouth
Shawnee
Red Cross
Portsmouth High Tops Ohio In Scholarship Tests
Portsmouth High School led Ohio in statewide scholarship scores as the State Department of Education released final results. Principal Edward H. Fournier noted top placements across all four grades from the May 1 tests, with PHS students collectively outranking every other school in the state.
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Portsmouth High School
Jill
Ohio
State Department of Education
Edward H. Fournier
Portsmouth
PHS
PHS Dominates State Scholastic Tests in English
Inside The Times by Ray G. Wood reports that Portage High School students claimed nine of the first ten places across eight of 21 scholastic subjects. Troy High followed with seven places, while Portsmouth excelled in Division 1 with fourteen PHS students in the top ten. English was PHS’s strongest subject, the only area with top placements in all four years. Other high scorers included Dayton White, Mariemont, Wyoming, and Findlay.
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Ray G. Wood
Ohio
Saee Eeea
Portsmouth
PHS
Troy
Dayton
Social Affairs
Mariemont
Wyoming
Findlay
Mundt Seeks End to Aides Feud Ahead of Army Hearings
Acting Chairman Mundt urged an end to a feud between two Senate Investigations subcommittee aides that erupted into heated exchanges and threatened to spill into next week's McCarthy Army hearings. Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel, was among the principals in the dispute between Sen. McCarthy and top aides.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Cohn Excused from Training for McCarthy Hearing
Roy M. Cohn 27, a first lieutenant in the New York National Guard, is temporarily excused from field training to continue participation in the McCarthy Army hearing. He was to report today to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for two weeks of routine training but will not be called until the hearing ends.
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N. Y
New York National Guard
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Kennedy Cohn clash over Communist issue in Senate hearings
Army officials faced accusations from Robert F Kennedy that he threatened to get Sen. Jackson in a post-session clash over Communist matter. Cohn denied the charge and said Kennedy admitted hatred toward him and McCarthy staff. Mundt noted a long running feud and urged an end to talk during hearings. Cohn planned to push questions Monday to uncover facts about Jackson and Mc Carthy related to Pvt. G. David Schine.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Cohn
Kennedy
Sen
McCarthy
Mundt
Jackson
Pvt. G. David Schine
Laniel Loses Vote and Resigns as Premier
The French National Assembly rejected Premier Joseph Laniel 306 to 293 on a confidence measure. Laniel submitted his resignation while President Coty reserved judgment, with a Monday reply promised.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Rene Coty
Laniel
Eden Holds Private Talks With Molotov Over Geneva
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov met in private to discuss the Geneva conference. Talks focus on whether to continue Indochina and Korea negotiations and when next sessions will be held amid deadlocked positions.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Eden
Molotov
Southern Ohio Citizens Back Ohio's Anti Narcotics Battle
A 3 year old girl and a 6 year old boy were injured in separate Front Street auto accidents in Portsmouth. Citizens from nine southern Ohio counties attended a meeting with Atty. Gen. O'Neill to back Ohio narcotics study and discuss plans for statewide action. The attendees included Gov. Lausche, Dr. John C. Baker, Harry Anslinger, and Rep. Frances Bolton.
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Portsmouth
William O'Neill
Citizens Narcotics Advisory Committee
City
Alvin Krenzler
Cleveland
Robert K. McCurdy
Scioto County
Portsmouth General Hospital
Anna Elizabeth Lindamood
Claude Lindamood
Front St
Danny Ray Ward
Ottie Ward
Lindamore
General Hospital
Atty
C. William O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Frank J. Lausche
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Harry J. Anslinger
Federal Bureau of Narcotices
Kenneth C. Chapman
Federal
Lexington
U.S
Frances P. Bolton
United Nations
U.N
Pike
Jackson
Adams
Lawrence
Vinton
Highland
Meigs
Gallia
Atty. Gen. O'Neill
Efforts Move to Cleveland in Portsmouth A Plant Wage Dispute
Federal mediator George Bell will meet Monday in Cleveland with AFL Carpenters Union and Peter Kiewit Sons Co to push a settlement of a wage dispute at the Portsmouth Area atomic energy plant. A second session will target the AFL Cement Finishers and Plasterers Union while about 1,900 workers confront slowdowns and potential layoffs if agreements falter.
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Cleveland
George Bell
Columbus
AFL Carpenters Union
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
A-plant
Kiewit
AFL Cement Finishers and Plasters Union
Beil
Fragmented Page References in Newspaper Index
A reader navigation cue lists page and column markers for Geneva content and general section turns. The brief items show directions to Page 2 Column 3 and Page 2 Column 5 with a Geneva Page 22 reference.
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