Congress Weighs Ohio Strike Probe And Ike GOP Breakfast
Senate rackets committee will decide whether to probe the violence marked strike against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Investigators completed a report after visits to Dayton Cleveland and Cincinnati. President Eisenhower hosted 40 House Republicans at a breakfast as he resumes regular duties amid illness and debate over a school construction bill and budget cuts.
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Ohio
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Teamsters
Senate Committee
Washington UI
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
GOP
Rep
Brown
Bricker Sees Treaty Action
Senator Bricker of Ohio cited a Supreme Court opinion to push for congressional action on a proposed constitutional amendment restricting treaty powers. He hailed Justice Black’s ruling as supporting the broader reach of constitutional prohibitions across branches of government, aligning with Bricker’s aim to limit treaties.
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Bricker
Ohio
Supreme Court
Black
Inside The Times: Comics Death Notices Editorial Pages
A compact overview from Inside The Times listing sections such as Comics Death Notices Editorial Page Markets Round About Porismot Social Affairs Sports Television and Radio Theaters, noting page prompts and column placements for readers navigating the issue.
Atlas big missile explodes after test at Cape Canaveral
The Atlas missile test at a middle test center near Cape Canaveral ended in an explosion after a two mile ascent. Observers say it rose straight up before bursting into a fireball at 2 38 pm. Air Force and Defense officials would only call it a missile and declined to reveal specifics.
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Grandson Of Educator Held In Kidnap Plot
Three men including the grandson of Presbyterian College founder Thomas P. Jacobs were arrested in Clinton for a plotted kidnapping of Robert M. Vance Jr. and ransom of 350000 dollars. Arrested were Thomas D. Jacobs Jobie Shelton and William T. Hill Shelton is the kidnap target scout. Police say the plot was under surveillance for months and a ransom note and binding materials were found.
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Jobie Shelton
William T. Hill
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Thomas P. Jacobs
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Hill
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State Law Enforcement Division
Strom
Robert M. Vance Jr
Clineton
Vance
Judge weighs Girard trial forum in Japan case
A U S judge heard long arguments on whether William S. Girard should be tried in a Japanese court or by an Army court martial. Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy signaled no ruling yet, keeping Girard in U.S. Army custody while deliberations continue. The dispute centers on constitutional rights and international commitments with Japan, with Friday set for further filings.
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Oliver Gasch
Joseph McGarraghy
Fisenhower
Japan
William S. Girard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
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McGarreghy
Dulles
Defense Wilsom
United States
Wilson
Army Brucker
State
Defense Departments
Stassen urged to use caution in talks with Russians
Secretary of State Dulles pressed disarmament envoy Harold Stassen to adopt more cautious private negotiating posture with the Soviets after a Tuesday meeting reviewing East-West disarmament prospects. Dulles sought to quiet backstage complaints from British, French, and other European governments about Stassen's private talks with Valerian Zorin, the Soviet representative.
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Dulles
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Teamsters In Cash Straits Say CFL Official
Chicago Federation of Labor leader William Lee said from John English that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters faces cash shortages. He cited ongoing Railway Express Co. strikes costing about $60,000 weekly and potential Montgomery Ward disputes that could add 20,000 benefits receivers, prompting efforts to sell securities.
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Mayflower I Enters Harbor On Tow Line
The Mayflower II, a replica of the Pilgrim vessel, reached Provincetown harbor after a 53 day voyage from Plymouth England. Skipper Alan Villiers steered far south to ride trade winds and gulf stream, then rounded Race Point amid cheering crowds as sails were furled.
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England
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Death closes era for Jimmy Dorsey of famed brothers
Jimmy Dorsey aged 53 died in Doctors Hospital after lung growth surgery and cancer. Brother of Tommy Dorsey, they led one of America's best known bands, with joint success and noted feuds. He survived by his mother, daughter, sister, and ex-wife.
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Anthony Visella
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America
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Simmy
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Mexico
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Papaloapan
Veracruz
Tornado Hits Centerbury Ohio Center in Centerbury
A small tornado struck downtown Centerbury late Tuesday afternoon two blocks wide causing extensive property damage. Fire Chief Robert Whited reported knocked off grain elevator top and half the roof of the Burrer building with several structures damaged and debris scattered. Civil Defense from Knox County aided in cleanup.
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Ohio
Centerbury
Canterbury
Robert Whited
Burrer Mill
Whited
Imain Burrer
Knights of Pythias
Civil Defense
Knox County
Late Spring Storms Pound Broad Areas Across Midcontinent
Late spring storms with tornadic winds heavy rain and hail continued across the central Plains and middle Mississippi Valley. Strong winds and hail accompanied squall lines overnight with the most violent weather in eastern Kansas and damage in central Missouri Oklahoma eastern Indiana and Ohio.
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Oklahoma
Dunois
Indiana
Ohio
Soil Bank Plan Gets New Lease
The Senate escalated support for the administration’s soil bank by passing a $3.669 billion farm money bill after a 13 hour session. The action, a broad farm policy victory, kept restrictions through 1958 crops and set up House negotiations.
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Senate House
Russell
D-Ga
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Soil Bank
Lausche
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Ohio
Sen. Mundt
RSD
Jumper Dies Under Plane At Fort Bragg
A paratrooper from Iowa died after hanging for over three hours from a C123 transport during a routine exercise at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Pic Wayne H Flugum of LeLand Iowa became entangled in the static line and could not be saved despite crew efforts including a jet assisting from below.
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