Ohio Senate OKs SUB Bill Amid House Hesitation
Republicans and 20 Democrats backed the emergency SUB measure in the Senate but fell one vote short of the two thirds needed. Mosher hinted he might support after House review. The vote leaves SUB as a non emergency with broad party support, while a people’s vote could follow if the emergency clause fails. Separately, hearings on a Witmer bill sought higher weekly workers’ benefits from 25 to 42.50 for disabled Ohioans, costing about two million dollars more. Johnson called them industry casualties. Education bills approved target a 40 hour school work week for non teaching staff and driver education funding.
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Frank W. King
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Ed Witmer
Canton
Howard Metzenbaum
Afl-Cio
Ohio
Danny Johnson
New
Philadelphia
Senate Education and Health Committee
Actress Learns Role In Hypnotic Trance
The husband of veteran film queen Linda Darnell says hypnosis helped her learn lines for the stage play Late Love in Chicago. A West Coast physician arranged sessions seven hours before opening, allowing Darnell to perform with new confidence. Critics noted a flawless, natural portrayal and even mild onstage prompting.
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Chicago Daily
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Ohio towns battle flood as water reaches streets
Ohio cities cope with rising flood waters after a dam break. Newark experiences reservoir drainage of about six million gallons while Fremont teams address ice pack issues north of the city. Evacuations occur as rivers run high and emergency crews repair damaged infrastructure.
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Cty
Newark
Los Angeles
UPI
Sarnoff Chan
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Com Nacty
Betancourt Gets Second Chance In Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt takes the oath of office as Venezuela's constitutional president tomorrow amid expectations he can restore order and govern effectively. The move marks his second chance to steer the country through political and economic challenges.
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Betancoar
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Gallegos
Betancourt
Hhis
Church Group Shows Interest In Pope's Call
The Executive Committee of the World Council of Churches in Geneva expressed interest in Pope John XXII proposal for a council on Christian unity but could not decide due to lack of factual information from the pontiff.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
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WCC
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Council On Christian Unity
Ferguson Fights End of Sales Tax Stamps Plan
State Treasurer Joseph Ferguson says he will oppose Gov Micharl Vo PhSalle's proposal to end sales tax stamps, arguing it would cost Ohio millions and slow revenue. He notes immediate losses and a lag in collections until a new system is installed, while banks would lose agency duties.
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Columbus
UPH
Joseph ‘P Ferguson
Micharl Vo PhSalle
Ferguson
Dease
Hepatitis Outbreaks Reported in Several States
Public Health Service officials note spotty hepatitis outbreaks in Ohio Massachusetts Kentucky and Mississippi this year with 1 987 cases reported in the period compared to 1 220 a year earlier Alberghetti commented on the figures and wording.
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Washington
UPT
Public Health Service
PHS
Ohio
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alberghetti
Anna Maria Expects Mother At Wedding
Hollywood report shows Anna Maria Alberghetti vows marriage to Buddy Bregman despite mother Vittoria Alberghetti opposing the match. Anna Maria says her mother will not attend the April wedding as she remains opposed to the union amid Bregman’s recent divorce and past connections.
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CPT
Bregman
Anna Maria Alberghetty
Italy
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Anna
Vittoria Alberghetti
Pho
Fire Routs 80 in East Side Tenement Blaze
Cleveland fire drove 80 residents from a three story brick tenement early today. One man, Howard Marshall, 34, was cut by falling plaster while rescuing his three children. The fire caused $35,000 in damages and damaged eight more suites. More than 60 firefighters fought the blaze blamed on defective wiring.
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Cleveland
UPI
Howard Marshall
Bernard Mulcahy
Labrador Iron Field Development Plans Unveiled
Two firms, Javelin Ltd and Pickands Mather Co, announce a 50 million dollar Labrador iron ore project with a 42 mile rail route, harbor facilities, and processing plants. Premier Smallwood backs the plan as creating a major open pit deposit and large scale power and transport works in Saint John’s.
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Paickands Mather Ana Co
Cleveland
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Rittrwad
Iran
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Smallwood
Pickands
Mathey
Interchurch committee speaks on unity progress
A committee representing about 170 Anglican Orthodox and Protestant churches in 30 countries, meeting in its semi annual session, declares that progress toward unity comes when churches meet on bases of mutual respect.
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Christendom
Rome
Graham welcomed as Australians greet revival crusade
Thousands of Australians gathered in Melbourne to welcome American evangelist Billy Graham. More than 600 people sang hymns at the airport and along the route to the Victor Palace Hotel, which will be his headquarters, as Graham told reporters he did not expect such a film star reception.
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Australia
APD
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Land
Victor Palace
Graham
More Spending OK'd Than Advised By Ike
A Budget Bureau study shows Congress last year spent more than President Eisenhower recommended, despite budget-cut claims. It notes 74.164 billion dollars of new or committed spending, 236 billion above the President’s request, after vetoes and back door bills.
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UPI
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Court Won't Review Injury Case From 1917 Hospital Burns
Ohio Supreme Court refused to review an appeal by Thomas R Williams against Mansfield General Hospital over burns suffered by his son Randall on Oct. 9, 1917. Richland County awarded the father $75,000 for hospital negligence after a hot water bottle in a crib caused second and third degree burns and permanent leg and back damage. the appellate court reversed, sending the case back for further action.
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High Court
Ice Gorge Flood Triggers Peru Evacuations As 1200 Families Flee
Wabash River flood forces Peru Indiana to evacuate about 1,200 families as ice gorge narrows the river and rescuers monitor a four mile ice dam. Engineers from Louisville assess feasibility of dynamiting the ice to relieve flooding, while weather forecasts warn of heavy rain and rising waters.
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UPD
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Cross
Louisville
R. A. Tillett
Indiana
Ohio House hears support for $1.25 minimum wage plan
The Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee held its first public hearing on a bill to establish a $1.25 hourly minimum wage. Proponents urged broad application, citing economic stability and crime reductions, while a Senate bill for $1.90 faced separate hearings.
Slip Admitted In Not Telling On Attack Tape
The State Department apologized for not informing the House Foreign Affairs Committee about a tape of a Russian fighter attack on an American transport plane. Assistant Secretaries Merchant and Macomber called it a slip up and promised it would not recur. Congressman Hays said he was satisfied but warned it could matter next time.
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API
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Livingston T. Merchant
William B. Macomber Jr
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Anastas Mikoyan
Capitol Hill
Mokoyan
Balloon Sets World Record With 146000 Foot Altitude Flight
An Army weather balloon reached 146000 feet at the Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory marking the highest altitude for any balloon, manned or unmanned. The Jan 30 launch set new records, surpassing prior heights by several thousand feet.
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N.J
UPD
Army
U.S. Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory
Freeport
UPI
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Peni- Washington
Briand
Warren C. Johnson
University
Chicago
Seid
Willard F. Libby
U.S. Atomic Energy Com
Libby
Michael Ambroza
Commission
Flu Alert No Alarm Says U S Not Pushing Panic Button
Public Health Service officials say they will not warn the nation with panic over European flu outbreaks likely to reach the United States. Surgeon General Burney urges high risk groups to consider vaccination while urging hospitals and workplaces to guard against staffing disruptions. The 1957 Asian flu epidemic sickened more than 20 million in the United States, peaking in November and December.
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Washington
Burney
Explosive Blast at Ingersoll Rand Kills Four in New Jersey
An explosion at the Ingersoll Rand heavy machinery plant in Phillipsburg New Jersey killed four workers and injured 28 others. A turbine driven air blower on a testing stand blew apart a long building, two men under a 15 foot platform were killed on impact, two later died at Warren Hospital, several others remained critical or in hospital, and many more were treated at the plant for minor injuries.
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Ingersoll
Rand Co
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