Three Suspects Held In Mine Guard Killing
Whitesburg Kentucky police report three suspects Harrison Stidham Vorli King and Hilie man all of Maron Kentucky arrested on wilful murder charges in the death of mine guard James Ottis Adams 41 at the Little Shepherd Mine five miles north of town Adams a truck driver and guard was shot after a suspected misread signal during a weeks long eastern Kentucky coal strike. The incident follows another fatality at Strinking Creek March 31 as a federal court restraining order tempers picketing and a $2-a-day wage dispute between operators and the United Mine Workers.
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Dongola
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Vorli King
Hilieman
Maron
United Mine, Workers Union
Adams
Stidham
Strinking Creek
Knox County
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Doctor And Five Children Vanish In Cincinnati Area
Police report Dr John A Naber and his five children missing for 14 days. A Campbell County Kentucky court issued a warrant for Naber to deliver the children from jurisdiction after divorce actions. Mrs FN Meritt, a recipient, also reported missing. The case touches custody rulings and a beaver creek school bus crossing dispute in Greene County Ohio.
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UTI
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Campbell County
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Hole
Austiniia
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Wen
Thomas
UPTV
Greene County
Pennsylvania
Bellbrook Fairfield Road
House Ways & Means Works On Jobless Pay Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee meets behind closed doors to draft a plan to expand unemployment compensation. Proposals include longer benefits funded by federal money to states during high unemployment and possible labor pushes for higher payments.
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UPI
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Nixon Moscow Trip Seen as Political Bonus
Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s planned July visit to Moscow was regarded in Washington as a personal political advantage and a timely diplomatic maneuver.
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Moscow
Washington
UPL
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev Reaches 85 Amid Health Concerns Worldwide
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev marked his 85th birthday with wide congratulations from communist states, amid cautious notes about his health. Diplomats say he is slowing down as he rests at a Black Sea vacation site, with questions about his future schedule and upcoming summit and state visits.
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London
UPI
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Crimea
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Moscow
Black Sea
Sochi
Yalta
Former Editor Denounces Campus Suburbanism
Oxford Ohio August rleckseher former editor of the 20th Century Bund tells a Miami University conference that suburban living on campus weakens student responsibility. He says classrooms lack the bracing atmosphere of the public place and students retreat to forested areas for emotion and artistry rather than competition. He warns that campus life tempts premature suburbanism and milder youth.
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Ohio
UPN
August Rleckseher
Bund
New York Herald
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Miami University
Hecksehen Sie
Legislator Vows Bill Won’t Be Delayed
A lawmaker asserts the bill will advance without delay, dismissing concerns of potential holdups and pledging prompt action as discussions continue on the measure.
Dulles Sister Sees Slim Hope for Recovery
Report from Frankfurt quotes Eleanor Dulles sister of John Foster Dulles saying there is not much hope for his recovery. Mik Dulles, the secretary’s expert on Herlin, noted the serious illness during a stopover en route to Berlin. Doctors have described the illness as severe and potentially endangering health.
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Fleanor Dulles
John Wester Dulles
Miks Dulles
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Herlin
Orute
Berlin
Canada Opposes unilateral plan to divert Lake Michigan water
Washington United States Canada clash over water diversions to Chicago Drainage Canal. Ambassador Heeney warned proposals to drain Great Lakes reduce water volume and harm relations. House passed bill now before the Senate amid Canadian irritation over potential dredging and channel changes.
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UPI
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United States
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Senate
Heeney
St. Lawrence Sea
St. Lawrence
St.Clair
Cancers of Childhood and Hope for Leukemia Breakthrough
The piece discusses the high mortality of childhood cancers and emphasizes urgency in diagnosis. It explains common pediatric cancers, notably Wilms tumor and leukemia, and notes historical progress led by Dr Sidney Farber with aminopterin extending some lives, urging parents to stay hopeful for future cures.
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Sidney Farber
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Chronicle-Telegram Lorain County edition details and rates
The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co announces delivery options for the Chronicle-Telegram with carrier and mail rates. The notice lists address at 225 Knat Ave Elyria Ohio and markets Lorain County and adjacent areas with outside Ohio pricing.
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Ohio
Telephone Line Yielding Law Heads For Test
In a Cleveland Cup court test, two men face charges for not yielding a party line during a medical emergency. Mrs Elizabeth Toth and Mrs Gloria Ganes are named in the case alongside Maple Heights resident Mrs Mary Dosefovie who reported the incident. Bonds were posted. the state law carries a fine up to 30 dollars and potential jail time.
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Clisveland
Helier RO Vanek
Mapis
Iaw
Elizabeth Toth
Maple Heights
Gloria Ganes
Cleveland
Mary Dosefovie
Frank
Ohio lawmakers plan early return for tax bills votes
In Columbus, Senate leaders announced an earlier start next Monday to speed tax measures urged by Gov. DiSalle. The Senate Taxation Committee will hear the sales tax changes Wednesday, and the House plans votes on cigarette tax and pari mutuel betting bills as well as a polio inoculation bill for school admission.
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UPI
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Tele@o
House
Stephen Olenick
Youngsttown
Senate Taxation Committee
James A. Lantz
Goodyear Pact Expected Today to Set Industry Pattern
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Union planned to announce a new contract today covering 24 000 Goodyear workers in 10 states. The agreement could set patterns for settlements in the rubber industry as strikes idled 59 000 workers at three other companies.
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UPI
Goodyear ‘Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
U.S. Rubber Co
New York
Firestone
B.f.goodrich Co
Equal Weight Rate Plan Emerges In Ohio Utilities Bill
Ohio lawmakers back Gov DiSalle’s equal weight method for rate setting. Public Utilities Commission would balance investment and property value to determine a fair 4-6% profit. The bill aims to standardize electric gas and phone rates despite earlier reconstruction cost provisions.
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UPI
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Public Utilities Commission
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