Crossing Bill Sent To House Subcommittee
A proposed share crossing protection cost bill in Ohio moved to a House subcommittee under Rep. George M. Hook Jr. The Metcalf Malone bill would add 1 to the auto license fee to fund guard installations at crossings, with 85 percent state and 15 percent railroad cost share. Hearings paused to seek expert testimony after a Dayton Xenia grief rally and a 100 car motorcade to Columbus. Continued on Pg. 2, Col. 3
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House of Representatives
George M. Hook Jr
Georgetown
House Highway Committee
Hook
Dayton-Xenia
Columbus
Metecalf-Maione
Soviet Air Tactics Described as Dangerous Harassment
Berlin reports that Soviet jet fighters used dangerous harassing tactics against a C130 freighter which flew at 25 000 feet Wednesday in defiance of Russian altitude limits. American sources said today.
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Berlin
UPI
United States
Berli
West
London
Britain
Viscount Hood
Washington
State Department
Ohio Judge Rules Amish School Inspection Illegal
A Columbus judge ruled the state Board of Education inspection of Amish Mennonite high schools illegal, saying it did not follow proper charter procedures. The decision affects Holmes Tuscarawas and other counties where two of twenty-two schools were inspected, potentially halting further action until proper due process is followed.
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Columbus
UPD
Mark McElroy
State Board of Education
McElroy
Holmes County
James H. Estill
State Board
Amish Mennonite Church
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Briish
120 Day Plan Moves Through House
The House Industry Labor Committee recommended passage of a bill by Rep. John W. Brown to authorize immediate payment of 120 days of supplemental unemployment benefits, totaling about 25 million dollars, upon DiSalle’s signature. The measure, opposed by some, would affect about 100,000 workers and take effect June 19 if enacted.
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Columbus
UPI
House Industry Labor Committee
John W.brown
R-Medina
Michael V. DiSalle
House
DiSalle
Brown
SUB
Ohio
Cuban Plane Hijacked Lands in Miami
Four Cubans hijacked a Aerovias QC46 airliner en route from Havana to the Isle of Pines at gunpoint and forced a landing in Miami. The 19 passengers included four Americans led by Peter Kisel and his wife Phyllis of Far Hills New Jersey. No one was harmed. The hijackers claimed to have escaped from rebel firing squads.
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Miami
UPI
Havana
Isle of Pines
Peter Kisel
Phyllis
Far Hills
N.J
Sally Rowley
New York City
Rudy Appel
Anastas T. Mikoyan
U. S. State Department
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U. S
Steel Firms USW at Odds Pre Negotiations
NY reports odds favor a steel strike this summer as 12 top companies and the United Steelworkers reject major pre negotiation proposals. Contracts expire June 30. Companies call wage rises with a price freeze illegal and reject tying raises to output per hour and profits. USW says it will respond to the industry letter in Pittsburgh.
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NEW York
UPI
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers of America
United Press International
Burt
USW
David J. McDonald
Juy
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Attorney Named to Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati attorney John W. Peck aged 45 was appointed by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle to the Ohio Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge James Garfield Stewart. Peck agreed to run in the November 1960 election and will receive $18,000 annually. The appointment follows consideration of about 40 candidates, including three appellate judges, with Peck backed by the Cincinnati Bar Association.
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Columbus
UPN
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati
John W. Peck
Ohio Supreme Court
James Garfield Stewart
DiSalle
Peck
DiSaile
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Bar Assn
Reburial Service for 18 at Kentleigh Corners Cemetery
The remains of 18 persons were buried yesterday in a 72 foot long grave at Kentleigh Corners Cemetery Middle Ridge and Quarry Roads. Rev F E Eastman read Thomas Gray Elegy at a recommittal service attended by about 20 people including descendants. Garland Funeral Home Amherst oversaw arrangements as Whiskeyville Cemetery dating to the late 18th century is to be removed for Rt 58 improvement.
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Kentleigh Corners
Middle Ridge
Quarry Rds
Whiskeyville
F. E. Eastman
Amherst Congregational Church
Thomas Gray
Garland Funeral Home
Amherst
Herter Likely to Be Named Secretary of State
Washington reports indicate Christian A. Herter, 64, ex-governor of Massachusetts and former congressman, is slated to become secretary of state succeeding John Foster Dulles. He has been acting secretary since Dulles’ cancer recurrence was revealed.
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UPI
Christian A. Herter
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Herter
Massachusetts
Dulles
Russia
Berlin
United States
Paris
Geneva
Augusta
Alfred Gruenther
Europe
Red Cross
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
C. Douglas Dillon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Robert D. Murphy
New York
John J. McCloy
Thomas Ek. Dewey
Fidel Castro
Day
U.S
Chnstian A. Herter
Castro
U S Brandishes Leading Role in Western Alliance After Dulles
London based diplomats foresee the United States keeping top leadership of the Western alliance despite John Foster Dulles leaving active politics. They expect Harold Macmillan to assume a stronger role shaping Western policy, though some doubt British press speculation. Dulles resignation shocks Europe, drawing banner headlines across the continent.
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London
UPI
United States
Western Alliance
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
Macmillan
West
Moscow
Paris
Bonn
Washington
Europe
Clinic Plan Aims to Cut Free Service Costs
A clinic plan forms to reduce free service costs while a hospital company is told to invest annually. Republican candidates for Elyria address Young GOP Club at a candidate night. Wellington pursues Tree Town title with a master plan for village trees. Fifth grade student at Milan writes dialogue and songs for a school operetta. Oberlin College announces commencement speakers for graduation exercises.
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Elyria
Young Gop Club
Tesvereneseee
Wellington
Milan
Eews Pee
U.S. Exports to Canada Reach $238 Per Person in 1958
U S exports to Canada in 1958 amount to $238 per person, about a quarter of total U S exports. The note urges readers to use Chronicle Telegram Classifieds to sell pets toys appliances and more with contact codes Cal FA 323321 Elyma or CE 36175 Lorain to place ads.
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Canada
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyma
Lorain
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