Agriculture reports boost corn and crops this year
The Agriculture Department’s August crop report shows corn total near three billion six million bushels, up two percent from last month. Sorghum and overall feed grain production rise, while vegetables show a one percent gain in fresh output. Ohio 1957 corn is 194,655,000 bushels with winter wheat at 32,265,000 bushels, both down from July estimates.
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Iowa
Minnesota
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New Jersey
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Sewage Plant Parley Called for 3 Mayors
Suburban Rocky River Mayor J Frank Gibson said he will call an immediate meeting with Bay Village and Fairview Park mayors to push enlargement of the jointly run Rocky River sewage disposal plant. Common Pleas Judge William K Thomas upheld the contract for joint operation. The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board has summoned the suburbs to appear Tuesday to answer pollution charges over Lake Erie. Rocky River had sued to dissolve the contract claiming pollution.
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Rocky River
J. Frank Gibson
Bay Village
Fairview Park
Common Pleas
William K. Thomas
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Lake Erie
U S Plans Investigations If Students Visit Red China
U S officials say they will investigate violations of the travel ban if American youths attend the Moscow youth festival and visit Red China. Several youths ignored the ban and were detained. three U S reporters had earlier traveled to Red China. Possibilities include passport revocation and penalties up to $2000 fine and five years imprisonment.
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U.S
China
United States
Moscow
State Department
Red China
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Fort Ord
Calif
Alpine Rescue Seeks 4 Men on Death Mountain
Alpine rescue teams from Switzerland and Germany rushed up Death Mountain to reach four climbers trapped in the Alps. One man hung from a rope near a precipice after a fall, with others clinging to safety ropes as rescuers battled fog and severe weather at the 13,038 foot Eiger. Three teams aimed for Jungfraujoch to reach the top of the Eiger north wall. weather delayed plans and left two men confirmed alive as the others were considered Austrian or Swiss-Italian.
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Switzerland
Alps
Mt. Elger
Mt. Eiger
Eiger
Ohioan Says AEC Bill Won’t Hurt Piqua Plan
Washington report notes the House passed an Atomic Energy Commission authorization bill with no amendments that would threaten the Piqua Ohio municipal atomic power project. The measure now goes to the Senate after approval of a Sterling Cole amendment restoring a proposed partnership arrangement for Piqua and four other rural electric cooperative reactor projects.
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House
Atomic Energy Commission
Piqua
Ohio
Senate
Sterling Cole
R-N.y
AEC
House- Senate Atomic Energy
Louis Mayer Hospitalized for Anemia in San Francisco
Louis B Mayer was admitted to Stanford University Hospital for anemia treatment. Doctors reported the 72 year old film magnate’s condition was not serious and he would be released within a week. Mayer’s illness comes as discussions on Piqua cooperative projects and private vs public power groups continue amid congressional debate.
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AEC
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Louis B. Mayer
Arthur L. Bloomfield
Chet Hohfield
Mayer
Stanford University Hospital
Jastland Piqua
Cohlond
Bloomfield
Train Tragedy Kills Three in Huron and Inquiries Continue
The report details a deadly train incident in Huron with three fatalities and multiple injuries. It notes Carlson, Wedler, and Sheppard-related legal actions, a conference involving Dr. Samuel Sheppard's defense, and anticipated funeral arrangements at Dutt Funeral Home. The case centers on Marilyn Sheppard’s 1954 murder and the ongoing legal maneuvers surrounding Wedler’s confession.
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Erie
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Oroner
Cleveland
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Samuel Sheppard
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Ireland
Huron
Sion
Donald Joseph Wedler
Corris
Ingan
Dutt
Ross Carothers
Wedler
Evangelical United Brethren
Army Contract Clouding McElroy Confirmation
Washington insiders see a 12 million dollar Army contract to a Procter and Gamble subsidiary as a potential bar to Neil H. McElroy’s confirmation as defense secretary. Senators doubt the conflict would derail him, even if he retains P and G stock. Eisenhower had nominated McElroy to replace Wilson as Pentagon chief. The Army disclosed a Procter and Gamble unit in Tennessee packaged ammunition for a nearby arsenal.
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INS
Procter and Gamble
Neil H. MccElroy
Defense
Eisenhower
McElroy
Charles E. Wilsom
Pentagon
Army
Jim Milan
Tenn
German Reds Ordered Crush Class Enemies in Leipzig
Khrushchev urges local Red leaders to crush anti Communist resistance in Soviet Germany. He vows full Soviet bloc military backing to keep rulers in power, saying no reform through free elections. Public response at Leipzig rally is cool as stadium seats sit mostly empty.
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Hungary
Abel Pals Hunted In Atomic Centers
U S authorities pursue accomplices of Soviet masterspy Rudolf Abel in atomic research and production centers while Abel remains under maximum security in the U S House of Detention New York City He faces potential death penalty if convicted and seeks attorney John J Abt who has no prior espionage defense experience.
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U.S. House of Detention
New York City
New York
INS
U.S
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Brooklyn
Senators To Question Ousted Union Official
A Senate Rackets Committee hearing will probe ousted union official Anjeer Dio and his ties to Teamsters Local 102 in New York. The investigation centers on extortion, sweetheart deals, and the creation of phony locals to control AFL local and UAW AFL structures, with evidence of $25,000 cash, $16,000 notes, and a $380,000 package cited. Witnesses include Anjeer and Robert F. Kennedy’s staff as the panel presses for records and motives behind Dio’s rise and removal.
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St. Louis
Afl-Cio
New York
Dio
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Teamsters
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Teamster
James Main
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AFL United
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Heaton
Split On Compromise Plan May Doom Civil Rights Bill
Vice President Nixon would permit jury trials for opposition to federal court orders as part of a House compromise. House Republicans warned the plan could doom the civil rights bill this session, while Rayburn urged action if compromise is possible. Nixon said a full House Senate conference is needed to strengthen the bill beyond the watered down jury trial provision.
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Richard M. Nix
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N.Y
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Will
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Sion
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Nixon
Kenneth B. Keating
N.X
Celler
Senate
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GOP
International News Service
Polish Subs Leave British Coast Area
Two Communist submarines sighted off Scotland last night remained near the North Sea Friday as they reportedly head for Gdynia. Warsaw said the subs radioed plans to return to their base while staying outside the three mile limit to avoid violating international law.
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London
Britain
North Sea
Gdynia
Rosyth
Warsaw
United Press
Flood Control Harbor Projects Bill Approved
The House Senate Conference Committee approved a public works appropriation bill totaling about 850 million dollars for flood control and harbor projects of the Army Engineers and for reclamation and power activities of the Interior Department. The compromise faces House and Senate approval next week as two remaining fiscal year bills.
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House
Senate
Army Engineers
Interior Department
Congress
Ex Publisher Dies in Shelby Ohio
J C Stambaugh longtime co publisher of the Shelby Daily Globe died at his home after a long illness. The $1 retirement found obituary notes he was a prominent local figure and former newspaper publisher in Shelby Ohio.
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Ohio
J. C. Stambaugh
Shelby Daily Globe
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