UAW Dues Hike Faces Opposition in Atlantic City
The United Auto Workers prepare to vote on a proposed dues increase for about 1.5 million members as President George Meany addresses the convention. A seven member public review board to police ethics gains approval, with six members accepting and a seventh to be chosen from a list. board has binding powers and will publicize findings.
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Atlantic City
XN. J
United Auto Workers Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
VAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Union
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Myrald
of Johns Hopkins University
Canada
Rabbit Morris Adler
Detroit
Clark Kerr
University of California
Fawin Witte
University of Wisconsin
Wade H. McCree
George G. Higgins
Roman Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington, D.C
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
World Council of Churches
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Tour Paris
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured Paris in April sunshine with President Rene Coty. Crowds paid up to 10 dollars for window seats while officials planned events including a high profile reception at the Elysee and a royal procession past historic sites. A public performance in the Royall Theatre featured a grand reception in Versailles before a Seine cruise on the presidential yacht.
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Paris
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Rene Coty
S. Elysee Palace
Guy Mollet
Formance
Eugenie
Versailles
Hall of Mirrors
Elysee Palace
Seine
Borde-Fretigny
Pay Boost Fight Shifts Over State Official Salaries
Columbus reports House Republican leaders expect Gov. O'Neill's bill to cut top state official salaries to pass Thursday with no changes. Democrats push for 20 percent raises for cabinet ranks and reduction of Highway Chief Noble's pay to 25,000. House votes favor the GOP, with 97 Republicans to 42 Democrats, aiming to pass as an emergency measure.
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Columbus
House
C. William [O'Neill
Roger Cloud
Logan
James McGettrek
Jd-Cuyahoga
Charles Noble
GOP
McGethrick
O'Neill
Cloud
Ohio
Senate
Delbert Latta
Bowling Green
Charley Mosher
Oberlin
Clarence Krueger
Berlin Heights
Senate Elections Committee
Board of Elections
Lowell Fess
Yellow Springs
Jury Panel Ready in Akron First Degree Murder Trial
The Akron first degree murder trial of Louis T. Johnson proceeds as the jury is to be completed today. Johnson is accused in the Thanksgiving Eve slaying of Coburn Von Gunten who was killed after he refused to surrender his car to Leroy Keith. Keith faces a first degree murder indictment in New York. Johnson says he had nothing to do with the killing, claiming he drove from Youngstown with Keith and a juvenile to rob a supermarket.
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Akron
INS
Louis T. Johnson
Coburn von Gunten
von Gunten
Leroy Keith
New York
Johnson
Youngstown
Keith
Mrs Sweeney Dies In Florida
Funeral arrangements near complete for Virginia Bell Sweeney 53 wife of former Ohio secretary of state Charles Sweeney who died in Ft Lauderale Florida hospital after days of illness Survivors include Ohio Supreme Court Judge James Bell and sister Mrs Charles Ferry Funeral services will be conducted at London Ohio from Mrs Sweeney's home
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Virginia Bell Sweeney
Ohio
Charles Sweeney
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Sweeney
West River Rd
Birmingham
Ohio Supreme Court
James Vr. Bell
Charles, Ferry
Mansfield
London
Radio Pill To Tell Inside Story
New York report describes a radio pill that can broadcast a running commentary as it travels through the human digestive tract. Inventors showcased the device on Monday, highlighting its potential to provide real time internal information.
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New York
Snow Crash Toll in Ohio: Dozens Dead in Storms
Ohio snow and blizzard conditions blamed for 13 deaths across Cleveland area and northern counties. Victims include drivers, a man exhausted after shoveling, a woman hurled from a porch by high winds, and several hospitalities. Dozens of schools closed. Hopkins Airport shut. 25 flights canceled. about 60 people spent the night at the terminal. The Sandusky River level drops as temperatures fall, easing flood risk.
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Vladimir K
Zworykin
Ernest Bailey Jr
Dalelin
Medical Electronics Center
Tippen
Willowick
Rockefeller Institute
New York Central
Pas
Florida
Charles Nemecek
James Monahan
Cleveland
William C. Baker
Cincinnati
Route
Fremont
James Veres
Alice Kephart
Ohio
John Carroll University
Notre Dame College
Sandusky
Lorain
Portage
Lake
Geauga
Erie
Huron
RCA develops ingestible pill for internal recording test
The pill, engineered by RCA, will be tested with the Rockefeller Institute and the VA. It broadcasts a signal detectable by an external receiver and can be fluoroscopically tracked. The device can be held in place or guided by external magnets during its course.
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New Veterans Administration Hospital
Cornell University
College of Medicine
RCA
Rockefeller Institute
Snowstorm Toll Hits County With 3 Dead And Power Outages
Snow and high winds knocked out electricity in several areas including the Avon Lake Center Road zone and the 29th Street alley district. Main streets were cleared by morning but side roads remained snowbound and travel was treacherous. Avon Lake outages lasted nearly five hours from 6 42 p m to 11 33 p m. Oberlin reported no bicycle traffic while a 1800 student and resident community trudged through snow. Municipal services stayed open. in Avon Lake a council meeting was canceled. Temperature fell to 18 degrees with no widespread crop damage expected. nearby Elyria officials hoped for melt to prevent local flooding.
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Sheffield
Colorado Ave
Elyria
Area Hitals
Oberlin
Avon Lake
Center Rd
Lake Rd
Electric Blvd
Walker Rd
Cleveland Electric Hiuminating Co
Donald T. Jameson
U. S
Eisenhower Helicopter Plans For Golf Trips Dropped
President Eisenhower has rejected using a helicopter for quick White House to golf club trips and said no helicopter is being procured for that purpose. Two Bell H131 helicopters are being checked by the Air Force for potential use during a Washington evacuation drill.
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Washington
Ina
Eisenhower
White House
Maryland
Air Force
Presidential
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
New Cleveland Building Planned
A hi story office and commercial building costing about 15 million dollars will rise at East Ninth Street and Superior Avenue in downtown Cleveland. The Tishman Realty and Construction Company announced plans on Monday night, with completion set for September 1. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Cleveland
INS
East Ninth Street
Superior Avenue
the Tishman .Realty and Con
Fred Pahl
Oxford Ct
Lawmakers Favor Listing Arms Aid As Defense Cost
Washington lawmakers showed broad support for including arms aid in the defense budget. Secretary of State Dulles outlined administration proposals ahead of Senate action on a long term foreign aid plan. The debate centers on civil rights and economic aid, with a projected 4.4 billion dollar package mainly military. Drought relief via a soil bank program also advances, costing about 30 million over two years.
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Washington
Congress
John Fosters
House
Dulles
Senate
Ton
Leo Allen
Ross
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Sam
Chet Holtfield
House Government Operations
Robert Tripp Ross
Hoss
Ohio Lags In Helping Handicapped Get Jobs
Ohio falls far behind the nation in aiding disabled people to find work. U S officials told the state Board of Education that Ohio spends seven cents per capita on rehabilitation, versus 24 cents nationally, rehabilitating only 1 209 persons last year. Neighboring Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan spend over three times as much per capita, while Ohio would need funding to expand services and personnel to meet the program’s goals.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
U. S. Dep. of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Hunt
Department
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Washington
Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Hunt
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Elliott E. Myers
Ironton
General Assembly
GOP Senator Scores Eisenhower's Budget
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona assailed President Eisenhower's 72 billion dollar budget calling it a breach of campaign promises and a subversion of the economy. He criticized Modern Republicanism as a splintered concept with brief tenure while Republicans from the Senate Campagin Committee leader labeled the budget and program growth sharply.
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Washington
Sen
Barry, Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Goldwater
GOP
Senate
Test Clears Suspect In Slaying
An FBI ballistics test cleared a 30 year old Ironton man in the murder of Walter Blankenship in Columbus. Blankenship, shot six times during a home invasion as he protected his daughter, was killed by a .22 revolver later linked to the suspect who admitted stealing the weapon. The FBI noted a misreported funding figure while confirming the weapon’s relation to the case.
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Columbus
INS
Ironton
Walter Blankenship
Blankenship
FBI
Roosevelt
Truman
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