Senate Committees Draft Substitute Doctrine to Back Ike Plan
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services draft a substitute Eisenhower Doctrine. Leaders expect the plan to gain White House support to curb Communist aggression. Hyde seeks $100 million in aid with limits on spending and refugee relief. Tito visit to the U S is urged with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Service Committees
Senate
Eisenhower
Rep. de Witt S. Hyde
House
Yion
Hyde
William F. Knowland
Texas
Texas Farm
House Agriculture
Martin Dies
Dtex
Gasoline Levy Hike Debated In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus the Ohio Legislature debates a new gasoline levy to replace the axle-mile tax, projecting about 28 million dollars yearly, affecting motorists and truckers. Other bills aim to curb truck use Sundays, add diesel exhaust venting, and abolish the Highway Construction Council amid partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vincent Columbus
INS
Ohio
House
Terry Drake
R-Crawford
Neil Robinson
R - Richland
Clara Weisenborn
Rmontgomery
Senate
Highway Construction Council
Wiliam Deddens
Cincinnati
Joseph Bartunek
Cleveland
Bartunek
Lausche
George Hook
Brown
John Hayden
Clermont
Fred Danner
Akron
Dannett
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Division of Corrections
Attorney General
Fess
Andrew Putka
D-Cleve
Hopes Of Averting Dock Strike Rise
Negotiators and mediators urged to head off a 5 p.m. walkout by longshoremen from Maine to Virginia as New York faces fuel shortages from a tugboat stoppage. Officials described talks as hopeful yet warned fuel reserves could run to a three day supply if no settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Maine
Virginia
Union Shipping Association
Alexander
Chopin
Associa
New York Area
Uel
Brown
International Longshore-louts
Pers
Barzanning
Joseph &. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Tan
Charles F. Preusse
Finnegan
Diplomats Predict Israeli Withdrawal from Egypt
Western diplomats predicted Israel would pull its forces out of Egypt with U S support for free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba. They warned Egypt could veto the prediction by rejecting the American claim that the gulf is international waterway. Secretary Dulles said the U S would publicly declare open shipping if Israel withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations. N.Y
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Gulf of
Aaaba
Gulf
United States
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Abba S. Eban
General Assembly
Hammarakjold
U.N
Moscow
Dmitrr T
Court Grants Execution Stay Amid Middle East Dispatch
The Cleveland Court of Appeals granted Norman E. Walker a stay of execution for the slaying of a Valley View policeman, pending a hearing on his appeal. Russian notes and UN diplomacy added to the tense backdrop as Israel Egypt tensions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
Court of Appeals
Norman E. Walker
Valley View
Walker
Middle East
Timant
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
Hammar
Pal
Garskjold
M. Robertson Jr
McDonald Faces Rare Challenge in USW Presidential Race
In a historic contest, McDonald battles Rarick for the USW presidency, with Rarick accusing McDonald of dictatorial methods and bribe offers. The vote marks the first internal opposition to a USW president in 20 years, amid broader district contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rarick
United States Steel Corp
McKeesport
USW
Los Angeles
McDonald
Ghallenge
Howard R. Hague
Joseph Motony
Buffalo
Hague
Molony
T. W. Abel
J. William Klug
Milwaukee
Homestead - McKeesport
John R. Sullivan
Paul M. Hhilbert
Daniel Deaton
Stephen Gall
Cleveland
B. W. Ohler
Paul Schremp
Reservists Get Questionnaires to Determine Status
The report notes that Standby Reservists are being surveyed to clarify their status in the Armed Forces. Questionnaires classify service members as LR available HR deferred for civilian essential work or MLR deferred due to hardship. Congress authorized screening to define recall readiness in national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Hays
Congress
Police chase man in attempted baby sale in Detroit
A man driving a late model car with Ohio plates tried to sell a baby in Detroit. He approached 17 year old Michael Karmen and 36 year old Ethel Barron, offering to sell a baby. A bystander looked in the car and saw a five month old infant, prompting calls to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ohio
Michael Karmen
Karmen
Ethel Barron
State Board adopts dual standards for private and public teachers
The Ohio State Board of Education approved dual minimum standards for elementary teachers beginning with the 1959 60 school year. Private and parochial schools face new certification rules, with a two year college training option. A committee will draft certification regulations as part of the plan. Glenn Rich named director of elementary and secondary education division at 9000 yearly. he follows the late Dr Ralph M Garrison. Grants totaling 190000 to Highland Local Mellina County 38500 to Jackson Local 238700 to Leitonia Exempted Village and 147000 to Washington Lee deal funded district construction projects.
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Columbus, C
State Board of Education
John W. Morrison
Aurora
Joseph D. Stecher
Toledo
Charles P. Lucas
Cleveland
Cecil M. Sims
Piqua
Wayne E. Shaffer
Montpelier
David B
Wood
Cincinnati
R. M. Eyman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Glenn Rich
Division of
Ralph M. Garrison
Highland Local
Melldina County
Jackson Local
Jackson County
Leetonia
Columbiana
Washington Lee Deal
Seto County
Senator Starts Probe Of Three Bid Rejection
Senator initiates inquiry into a highway tire contract where Cooper Co. was the low bidder by small margins across categories. Brewer plans to seek a meeting with the governor to discuss the matter as the state eyes about 200000 dollars in tires and tubes for next year. Noble claimed the department does not intend to harm any bidder with statements on tire quality. Cooper already holds contracts to supply tires to Massachusetts, Indiana, Kentucky, and to New York City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Brewer
Land
Weeee
Noble
Highway Department
Massachusetts
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Chi- Cato
Cave-In Kills Eight Workers in Mexico City
Reported from Mexico City, eight workmen died in a cave-in near a highway work site. Brewer stated the incident relates to safety standards and bids, while Noble and Cooper were mentioned in discussions about qualification and compliance. The Flesfey firm’s department investigated the scene.
Kidnapper Surrenders After Woman Aids Police
An elderly woman at an Episcopal parsonage helped capture fugitive Charles E. Turner, who had abducted and assaulted 17 year old Joyce Hitchcock of Helena, Mont. Turner fled to the parsonage and surrendered after a gun battle with officers in Kingman, Arizona.
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Kingman
Ariz
Episcopal
Leavenworth
Charles E. Turner
Turner
Mont
Joyce
Hitchcock
Helena
Fort Leavenworth
Ojher
Stephen Smith
Smuth
Akron nurse shot death shocks Akron community
An Akron City hospital nurse Miss Henrietta Skinner was fatally shot. Coroner John Burner initially issued a suicide verdict Monday, then withdrew it. The four year old woman was killed by her father Ed Skinner’s shotgun. Turner fled, cops surrounded a parsonage, and Miss Freeland aided the hospital by letting Turner’s friend know of the plan to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
TNS
Akron City Hospital
Henrietta Skinner
John Burner
Ed Skinner
An Than Hana
Turner
Lowie Freeland
Sonage
Miss Freeland
Governor Bans Denver DAR Activities Amid Inquiry
Gov. Steve McNichols orders the Daughters of the American Revolution paused from Colorado institutions while an investigation proceeds. The action follows a Denver Post interview in which Charlotte C Rush, DAR education chair, was linked to a controversial remark about not wanting Meccans to carry the American flag, prompting a Lincoln Day program cancellation.
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Denver
INS
Steve McNichols
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colorado
Denver Tar Rerant Mandasr
Charlottee C. Rush
Patriotic Education Committee
Denver Post
State Industrial School For Boys
Miss Rush
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Dale
Loretta Grimes
Barbara
Patricia
Chicago
Dan
U. BP
Gaza
Strip
United Nations
PHOME
Roy Crites
BOVE
Knowland
GOP
Oday
World Agency
Mike Mansfield
Georgetown University
League of Nations
Bers
Mansfield
State
Partment of
Stecher
Loren E. Souers Jr
Canton
U. Mexico City
Enghtien
S. Bureau of Standarde Specifica
Reuters
el Olive
Mawe Roueere
Rrve
Hei Noble
Mem
Tobece
Flesfey Firm
Akron AL
Ing Wun Auer
Denver Dar
THE
Vokes Ohio Company
Scranton Fd
Kinmere
Clevelend
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