Twining Gets Look At New Red Bomber
General Nathan Twining U S Air Force chief of staff and a group of aides and foreign officers toured Kubinka air base near Moscow to see a new Soviet bomber claimed faster than sound. The twin engine light attack aircraft was shown by Soviet officials who said it had not been revealed before. Reports say Zhigarev and Rudenko hosted the visit and reporters were barred from accompanying the group.
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Nathan Twining
U.S
Air Force
Ils
Kubinka
Amertvan
Zhukovski Air Engineering Academy
Kubinka Air Base
Twining
Russia
Pavel Zhigarev
Cidel
Sergei Rudenko
Klem Freed In Funds Case Acquitted In Court
Leo J. Klem of Detroit was found not guilty of a $10,000 embezzlement charge after a directed verdict in Common Pleas Court. Judge Harley Meyer ruled the state did not prove a trustee or agency relationship between Garland Williams and Klem. Indicted May 1955, Williams testified the $10,000 deposit for a Williams Lincoln-Mercury dealership was never repaid.
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Leo J. Klem
Detroit
Commnon Pleas
Klem
Williams Lincoln Mertury, Inc
Galliant
Harley Meyer
Lagan
Garland Williams
Mr. Klem
Meyer
Williams
Marvin Jones
Pica
Council Backs North Moreland Sewer Plan and Parking Edicts
City council, with full attendance, approved a 2750 foot westward sanitary sewer along Pleasant Ave starting near Lawrence St, to be funded by assessments. It also enacted parking limits in multiple streets, notably one hour on Harding Ave in Sciotoville and two hours on Findlay St near Ninth St, plus other bans for safety and traffic flow.
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Portsmouth
Pleasant Ave
Lawrence St
Harding Ave
Seidtoville
Findlay St
Ninth St
Sam
Coun ‘Leit
Sciotoville
Gallia St
Fourth St
Albert St
Waller St
Dewey Ave
Charles St
Boundary St
City Planning Commission
Pat Darone
Darone
Ohio Consolidated to showcase new automatic central office
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. invites the public to tour the new automatic central office at Dewey and Albert Streets in Portsmouth. Guided tours will run Friday from 2 to 4 30 pm and 7 to 9 30 pm with staff answering questions and demonstrating long distance operations. The building houses all automatic equipment for Portsmouth District and ties to West Portsmouth and Lucasville stations. The project cost about 4 million dollars with plans to convert New Boston and Sciotoville districts.
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Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Maynard Matz
Portsmouth
Dewey and Albert Sts
Ohio Consolidated
Matz
West Portsmouth
Lucasville
Boston
Sciatoville
Picnic Section Showcases Summer Outdoor Delights
The Today’s Times presents a special picnic section packed with outdoor information. It highlights summer time activities and tips for enjoying outdoor events, with pages 11 through 3 dedicated to this feature.
Police Kill 3 Students In Guatemala Protest
Guatemala City police opened fire on a student march protesting the state of alarm and government crackdowns. Three university students were killed and 19 wounded as police in pistols and submachine guns dispersed hundreds marching toward the government palace.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo Armas
Compromise On 3 Year Pact Talks Reported In Steel Strike Setup
In New York steelworkers and management pressed talks on a possible three year contract as a June 30 strike deadline loomed. Big three firms demand a five year no strike pact while union leaders push for a shorter term with a 20 cent first year rise. Pittsburgh workers backed a three year settlement and mobilized pickets and soup kitchens as firms prepared for possible job action amid rising steel prices.
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United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Hotel Roosevelt
U. Ss. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
John Morse
Morse
USW
David J. McDonald
Thomas Patton
Republic Steel
Steel strike strategy outlined by Cleveland union leaders
Cleveland steelworkers officials say they will follow the 1962 policy allowing production to continue if a steel strike occurs. District 28 director Ohler spoke to 22 locals about picketing plans and strike activities as leaders discuss next steps.
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Page Steelworkers
Agi
Mondey
BE. W. Ohler
Anglion
Gileaders
400 Votes For Adlai Lined Up In 27 States
Atlantic City dispatch reports Adlai Stevenson likely to secure over 400 nominating votes from 27 Democratic governors. AP survey shows Stevenson must reach 21 GOP states to clinch the nomination by the Aug 13 Chicago convention. Harriman emerges as a strong alternative with Kentucky and New York backing possible.
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Atlantic City
N. WJ
Adlai Stevenson
Associated Press
Stevenson
Chicago
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kentucky
Harriman
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Kefauver
Ihe
Fred Hall
Kansas
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Veterans Groups Back $90 Version Pension Plan
American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars endorse a $90 monthly pension, trimming the House Veterans Committee bill to curb first year costs to about 0.6 billion dollars. Rival plan favors seriously disabled veterans with about 0.2 billion first-year cost. House Republicans seek free votes as White House opposition lingers.
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Pensions For Veterans
House
Rep
Edmondson
D-Okla
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Veterans Committee
Olin BE. Teague
D- Tex
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Teague
King
Seal Service
Admiral King To Be Buried At Annapolis
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King died at 77 in Portsmouth and will lie in state at Washington National Cathedral before burial at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. He directed the U S Navy in World War II and was praised by President Eisenhower for his service. His son Lt Cmdr Ernest T King Jr was with him at the time.
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N. H
Fleet Adm
Ernest J. King
Washington National Cathedral
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington
U.S. Navy
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Germany
Japan
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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US Extends Missile Range into the Atlantic
The United States and Great Britain formalized a range extension to about 5,000 miles from Florida toward Ascension Island, enabling further tests of Snark and Navaho airbreathing missiles. Britain approved since Ascension lies under its control and lies between South America and Africa. Snark and Navaho had previously been tested only to about 1,200 miles.
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U.S
Atlantic
United States
Great Britain
Florida
Ascension Island
Ascension
South America
Africa
Patrick Air Force Base
Britain
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