McClellan backs supervision law for welfare funds
Senator McClellan voiced support for federal oversight of employer managed welfare funds after a closed four hour session with Local 138 of the Operating Engineers. He noted witnesses including William DeKoning Jr of Local 138 and said hearings may resume in Washington as the committee expands scrutiny of New York area labor officials.
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New York
Senate
Backets
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Arkansas Democrat
Operating Engineers Union
William C. DeKoning Jr
International Operating Engineers Local 138
Long Island
DeKoning
McClellan
Eisenhower
Secretary of
James P. Ra Ehall
del Zoning
James G. Blake
Robert F. Kennedy
Blake
Kennedy
Washington
Soviet Leader Rejects Dulles Conference Plan
Anastas Mikoyan dismissed U S Secretary John Foster Dulles proposal for a new East West conference as demagogical and unrealistic. He said such a plan links conditions to one side and fails to overcome negotiations deadlock. Mikoyan spoke in Vienna during a five day visit, stressing Austria as a neutral link between East and West.
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Vienna
Anastas Mikoyan
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Mikoyan
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Austria
iJone
New-Rutral
Celebrezze Declares Bid for Third Term Mayor
Cleveland Mayor Anthony Celebrezze announces he will seek a third term as an independent Democrat. He plans to face at least one Democrat and one Republican, with the subway project as a likely campaign issue. Celebrezze, first elected in 1983 and reelected in 1985, previously defeated four challengers in a primary. He supports building the downtown subway loop immediately.
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Cleveland
INS
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Celebreze
Writing Expert Disputes Claim Records Altered
Youngstown AP reports handwriting expert A Paul Tincher disputed government testimony about altered Dr Alexander Spaeth office records in the Joseph Sanzo robbery trial. Tincher said no clear figure eight appears on Spaeth records. Tholl claimed records show Sanzo visited Spaeth on Aug 14 instead of Aug 18, with a 4 overwritten on an 8.
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Youngstown
Alexander Spaeth
Joseph Sanzo
Paul Tincher
Spaeth
Sanzo
Joseph Tholl
Cleveland
Dr. Spaeth
Warren
Fairborn Girl Heads Teenage Legislature in Ohio Model Session
Sadie Duncan of Fairborn becomes the first girl to govern the Ohio teenage model legislature, the sixth annual session in Columbus. Gov. C William ONeill welcomes her on campus, she is sworn for a two day term by Chief Justice Weygandt. Michael Wadley of Akron as lieutenant governor and Don Young III of Newark elected House speaker. Other key posts filled include legislative clerks and chaplain from several cities.
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Columbus
INL
Ohio
Greene County
Sadie Duncan
Fairborn
Greater Dayton
William O'Neill
Ohio State University
Elyria Tel CV
Giendian
First Sav & Loan
Wren
General Industries
Gregory Industries
Lorain Co Sav & Tr
Lorain
North Saw & Loan
North Ohio
Norwalk
Thief Snatches Diamond Rings in Westerville Store
Police pursued a well dressed man about 40 who grabbed a tray of 24 diamond rings at a Westerville shop. The thief fled in a late model car after the clerk briefly watched him, with rings valued at a substantial loss. The report also details a separate Israeli war plan sketch involving strikes near Jordan.
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Columbus
INS
Westerville
Rome
Potaway
Eres
Martin Schultz
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Nablus
Agees
Quamilya
Schultz Miles
Tel Aviv
Amman
Jorcardan
Nealer
Jess
Hussein
Radioactivity Danger Avoidable Says Libby
Atomic Energy Commissioner Willard F. Libby warned that radioactivity could exceed safety limits in some areas if peace time nuclear testing continues at the current rate. He said risks from Strontium-90 are small now and may rise to five to twenty percent of the limit in fifty years, but could be mitigated by soil fertilization or importing calcium-rich foods such as milk.
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Lake Tiberias
Beit Shean
Israel
Jordan River
Traqi
Nablus
Sinai
Iraq
Washington
INS
Atomic Energy
Willard F. Libby
Libby
AEC
Commission On Scientific Matters
Ameri[ee Physical Society
Albert Schweitzer
Plans Revealed For Blast Proof A Power Plant
Washington UP report details New York University physicist Lyle B. Borst presenting a convergation design at the American Physical Society meeting. He claims a blast proof, sub critical reactor concept that avoids a full chain reaction. Detroit Edison critics question safety of Monroe Michigan facility.
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Washington
New York University
Lyle B. Borst
American Physical Society
Detroit Edison Co
Monroe
Mich
Detroit
Borst
TV Tube Halts Ship Traffic in Hampton Roads
A large circular television tube adrift in Hampton Roads halted all ship traffic for three hours as Navy and Coast Guard vessels searched the bay after two ships reported sighting a mine-like object. A Navy craft later found the object, declaring it a discarded TV tube.
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Norfolk, Va
Hampton Roads
Navy
Coast Guard
Ashland Woman and Chauffeur Die in Route 42 Crash
Mrs Katherine Myers 74 and her 43 year old chauffeur Harold Baker were killed in a three vehicle crash on Route 42 three miles south of Mansfield. Elizabeth Pastor 31 a concert pianist from Ashland suffered head injuries and was reported in good condition at Ashland hospital. The Myers car was struck head on by a truck driven by Lloyd M Walters 68 of Bellville Ohio.
OSU Seniors Win Graduation Time Change
In Columbus Ohio State University reversed a timetable shift after protests from graduating seniors. The ceremony will return to the original 9 am start after complaints that a 5 pm change disrupted wedding plans and visits from family. President Fawcett called for the morning start to preserve a happy, grand memory.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
G. Fawcett
Bar burglary details told in Akron trial
Paul Carpenter testified in Summit county Common Pleas court about the Wahoo bar burglary in Akron confessing he helped steal 9000 dollars. He said accomplices were John Lexune Ernest Foli and Arthur La Tiche. Lexune faced related charges in Toledo for a 30000 robbery and a 5000 stickup.
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Akron
INS
Summit County
John Lexune
Cleveland
Ernest Foli
Arthur la Tiche
Elyria
Lexune
Toledo
Libbey-Owens-Ford Credit Union
W. T. Grant
Egypt Is Winner In UN Session On Suez Plan
Egypt emerged the clear winner in the first United Nations session on its Suez Canal operation plan. Western diplomats said as long as President Gamal Abdel Nasser abides by the instrument’s terms, he should face little organized opposition from the West. The United States and others reserved right to further remarks, but no further UN discussions were scheduled. Dag Hammarskjold prepared to leave for Rome for an audience with Pope Pius XII while heading to Geneva for a UN planning session.
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Egypt
Bruce W. Munn
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Rome
Pius
Geneva
U.N
Russia
Security Council
United States
Middle East
Arkady A. Sobo
Jordan
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hungary
6Th Fleet
Detroit Psychiatrist Hired Patrolman to Kill Himself
Dr C L R Pearman a Detroit psychiatrist attempted to hire Patrolman Henry Jason posing as a gunman to murder him. Pearman confessed despondency but said he abandoned the plot and did not appear at his downtown office as planned. Police arrested him at a reserve officers party.
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Detroit
C. L. R. Pearman
Pearman
Henry Jason
Grosse Ile
Walter Jones
Jason
Motorist hailed for quick stop saves boy in street crash
Elyria driver Mrs. Gertrude Donegan halted her southbound car at East River Street and Harvard Avenue yesterday when five year old Dean L. Hysong Jr. ran into the street. The boy, who stood with his mother and sister on the curb, was treated at Memorial Hospital for bumps and bruises and released. Witnesses noted he darted into the road as the car approached about 1 p.m.
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Elyria
Dean L. Hysong, Jr
Harvard Ave
East River St
Gertrude M. Donegan
Columbia Ave
East River
Five Convicted In Fraud Conspiracy Case
NEW YORK INS a federal court jury convicted Harry The Flat Lev 55 a former Chicago hat manufacturer and four others on charges of conspiring to defraud the government on military contracts after more than 12 hours of deliberation.
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New York
INS
Harry
Lev
Chicago
Five year old Ruth Ann Fuchs wanders street nude
(PITTSBURGH UP) Five year old Ruth Ann Fuchs slips from her Plainview Street home for a walk Friday without any clothing. Authorities note the incident as a curious childhood mishap and ensure she is safe.
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Pittsburgh
Ruth Ann Fuchs
Ruth Ann
Plainview Street
Court Order Prohibits Rail Strike
New York UP The Pennsylvania Railroad won a temporary restraining order against a threatened strike by about 20 000 Transport Workers Union members. Union president Michael J. Quill had announced 52 locals representing maintenance and other non operating employees…
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
Missing Elyria Girl Triggers Police Hunt
Patricia, an eight year old Elyria girl known as Patty, vanished after reportedly leaving school with a friend. Police and family search areas including Roosevelt playground and local fields as authorities coordinate with schools.
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Elyria
Patricia
Lorain
Roosevelt Playground
Official warns Cincinnati crowd ban on rock and roll
Cincinnati building inspector Al Frazer urged outlawing rock and roll to avert a potential catastrophe after a Wednesday at Cincinnati Garden that could have sparked panic. He ordered arena officials to hire at least 50 police for any repeat show, though the arena reported no further events were scheduled. Frazer warned such tense outbursts could trigger a riot or disaster and must be prevented.
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Cincinnati
al Frazer
Cincinnati Garden
Frazer
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