Fate of bill to outlaw the Communist party hangs in Washington
President Eisenhower holds the key as the Senate votes 85 to 0 to outlaw the Communist party in a bipartisan move. House leaders weigh whether to pass the measure in the anti subversive package or let it die in pigeonhole amid White House opposition and constitutional questions raised by Atty. Gen. Brownell and FBI Director Hoover.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Senate
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Wayne Morse
Ore
Price Daniel
D-Tex
Herbert H. Lehman
D-Ny
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
House Judiciary
Chauncey
W. Reed
R-Il
Brownell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Polite Pistol Packer Holds Up Indianapolis Drug Store
A man in Indianapolis quietly allowed a woman ahead in line then pulled a pistol after the store emptied, demanding money from the clerk who complied. No injuries reported as the suspect fled with cash.
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Indianapolis. Ind
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio warming into weekend
Sunny to partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s over the weekend. Winds along Lake Erie will be light to moderate, variable up to 10 mph. Precipitation is low with no rain expected through Thursday afternoon. Temperatures Thursday range from about 55 to 73, with humidity around 77 percent in the morning and 51 percent in the afternoon. A five day outlook shows normal to above normal highs through Monday or Tuesday, then staying warm into midweek with scattered showers possible and totals around a quarter to three quarters of an inch.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Mansfield Ashland back toll road plan to Columbus
Spokesmen from Mansfield and Ashland endorsed the 29 mile Cincinnati to Conneaut toll turnpike route with a 115 mile spur to Toledo. Officials discussed alignment near Mansfield and Ashland city limits while Highway Director Linzell said the route should approach but not run through cities. work could begin by 1955 with completion in about two years.
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INS
Mansfield
Ashland
S. O. Linzell
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Toledo
Linzell
Ohio
Joseph F. McClure
Field Amber of Commerce
Chorpening
Ashlande
John Friday
Thel! Richland County Commissioners
John Visits in U S Revealed by U P Separate Inquiry
West German security chief Dr Otto John visited the United States for about five weeks under sponsorship of U S government agencies and was guest of honor at a private dinner by Allen W Dulles. He met with FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover, officials at State and Defense departments, and with diplomats from Army Navy and Air Force, amid questions over sponsorship and possible access to sensitive information.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Otto John
United States
U.S
Central Intelligence
Allen W. Dulles
Shook Harsis
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
State
Defense Departments
Army
Navy
Air Force
John
West
Reds
New York
Cologne
Germany
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Dulles’ George
CIA
Hoover
State Department
Office of
Defense Department
Bank Bandits Take $160000 at Andrews Bank
Three gunmen held up a branch bank across from Andrews Air Force Base Headquarters and escaped with about $160,000. They entered via a back entrance left open for deliveries and herded four employees and four customers into the vault, which opened from inside. FBI and Maryland police responded with road blocks on major crossings.
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FBI
D. K. Brown
Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Morgantown Bridge
Potomac River
Third Plenary Congress to meet in Sao Paulo in 1958
The International Council of Christian Churches announced its Third Plenary Congress will be held in Sao Paulo Brazil in August 1958. Officials at the group's meeting in Elkins Park Pa said Sao Paulo was chosen over London and Jerusalem after considering invitations.
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Elkins Park
International Council of Christian Churches
Sao Paulo
Brazil
London
Jerusalem
Driver Injured In Columbus Humane Wagon Crash
A Columbus Humane Society wagon skidded off an embankment Thursday, injuring its driver 52 year old Loraine E Connors who was hospitalized with back injuries. Four dogs six cats and one rabbit escaped without harm.
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Columbus Co
Columbus Humane Society
Loraine E. Connors
Dormant Assets Bill Moves to Let States Take Over Unused Funds
Chicago reports a proposed uniform law to turn dormant assets from banks safety boxes and insurers into state custody. Funds in seven years without activity would be remitted to state treasurers on custodial terms while owners may reclaim by proving identity. Real estate excluded. The plan aims to unify handling across states.
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Chicago
National Conference of Commissioners
William A. Met
Kenne
Ohio
Cinncinnati
American Bar Association
Bany
Taver
Forestdale Freighter Undergoing Repairs in Lorain
The 71 foot Forestdale of Beech Steamship Co Montreal is under repair in Lorain after ramming a pier Wednesday afternoon while docked to load coal. Built 64 years ago, it remains one of the Great Lakes oldest operating ships.
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Forestdale
Beech Steamship Co
Montreal
Lorain
Great, Lakes
Bay Village Mayor Questioned by Police in Sheppard Case
Bay Village Mayor J Spencer Houk was brought to Central Police as a suspect in the Marilyn Sheppard murder inquiry. Police Chief Frank Story said houk is held for investigation on charges arising from information supplied by Dr Stephen Sheppard. The mayor previously failed a lie detector test and was questioned over what he knew about a T shirt Sheppard wore.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
J. Spencer Houk
Central Police Station
Marilyn Sheppard
Frank W. Story
Story
Houk
Stephen Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Byrd Opposes Permanent Debt Limit Increase
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia warned against a permanent boost to the national debt, urging no permanent increase above 275 billion dollars while supporting a temporary six billion increase to cover a lean tax period. He argued the current debt is near the ceiling and far exceeds Europe, stressing fiscal restraint and banking a six billion leeway for borrowing.
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Washington
Harry S
F. Byrd
Senate
Byrd
Virginian
U.S
Sylvania Girl Slain Motivates Minister's Talk Details
In Cleveland, Rev. Alfred C. Kreke of Bay Methodist recounted a visit with murder suspect Dr. Sameel Sheppard in county jail. Kreke said Sheppard denies guilt and feels the girl told police all she could. The Sylvania high school student Mary Lorene Friess was slain while riding her bicycle on a rural road.
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Cleveland, D
Alfred C. Kreke
the Bay Methodist Church
Sameel Sheppard
Toledo
Lucas County
Glad Ii
Mary Lorene Friess
Sylvania High School
Hearing Transfer Ordered in Sheppard Murder Case
Dr. Samuel Sheppard, named prime suspect in Marilyn Sheppard’s murder, gains a legal victory as a preliminary hearing is moved from Bay Village to C P judge William K. Thomas. Judge Merrick cites fair hearing guarantees and orders Monday morning proceeding. Hoversten’s lie detector test adds to testimony. new details emerge about alleged dates with other women.
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Cleveland, C
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Bay Village Council
Gershom M. M. Barber
Bay Village Magistrate's Court
Barber
Court of Common Pleas
William K. Thomas
Thomas
No Connection With Case Says Wife Of Pitcher
Mrs. Sandra Kelly wife of an Indianapolis Indians pitcher testified she had no link to the Sheppard murder case. She repeated to Cleveland police that two months in 19 she lived with the Sheppards in Los Angeles and that she never noticed any trouble between them. She recalled a dinner in California with Marilyn Sheppard and her husband and said she and her husband saw the Sheppards frequently after their marriage.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Lester T. Hoversten
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sandy
Sandra Kelly
Indianapolis Indians
Bob Kelly
Kelly
Sheppards
Los Angeles
Calif
Indianapolis
Sheppard
California
Bob
Black Pony at ONeils Community Hall Aug 13 14
In person at ONeills Buster Brown and his gang perform The Black Pony August 13 and 14 at ONeils Community Hall starting 11 am. All children welcome. Ad for Fayria Driving School 37412.
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Tere
O'Neil's
Buster Brown
Dom
Mavic
Smmba
Black Pony
O'nei’s
Lorain Man Seeks Lease of Sheppard Home
Lorain Ohio man Harry Albacker offered to rent Dr Samuel Sheppard’s Bay Village residence for three months at 1000 dollars a month to turn the Lake Erie side home into a tourist mecca. Police said the house and its contents have been impounded as evidence in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case.
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Cleveland, C
Harry Albacker
Lorain
Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Bay Village
Marilyn
Lake Erie
French Cabinet Vote Expected on Mendes France Plan
Paris reports President Rene Coty called the full French Cabinet into session to approve Mendes-France's compromise to break the European Army deadlock. Mendes-France signaled readiness for the formal test after three preliminary sessions since Thursday, lasting past midnight.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Mendes- France
Mendes-France
Start an Emergency Lock Ad Promises Quick Cash
Simple Chronicle-Telegram For Sale offer explains trading unused items for cash. Ads cover jewelry, antiques, furniture, appliances, toys, and more with adwriters available at 4751. An example notes a metal bed set and deluxe bed spring sold via the service for J. E. Schaeffer at 331 Harvard Ave.
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Chronicle-Telegram
J. E. Schaeffer
Harvard Ave
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