Mosher backs end to out of state appointments
Ohio state lawmakers debated scrapping the cooling off rule for appointive posts. Representative John L. Smith urged ending the out of state ban while the governor pushed for constitutional fixes. The proposed change would let appointive officials serve without a three year waiting period if approved by voters.
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Charles A. Mosher
R.oberlin
Fred W. Harter
Akron
Barberment
Charles Noble
Ton
New Jersey
Ohio
Pike
John L. Smith
D-Summit
State Board of Education
Milwaukee
Harold S. Vincent
Truman Open to Turkey and Greece Visit for Anniversary
Former President Truman considers a visit to Greece and Turkey in early March to attend the 10th anniversary ceremonies of the Truman Doctrine. Eisenhower endorses the idea. Dulles notified Truman by letter while on vacation.
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Truman
Greece
Turkey
Eisenhower
U.S
Senate
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Invita
Dulles
Athens
Ankara
John Foster Dulles
Florida Keys
Truen
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United Press
Ohio committee launches five year penal system study
The Citizens Action Program begins a five year nationwide style study of Ohio’s penal system under CAP leadership in Columbus. The effort aims to reduce crime through improved offender motivation and sentencing aligned with reformist goals.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohioley
Michigan
Texas
Washington
James the Citzen
E. Fain
Dayton Daily News
Hilen
Ben Cooper
Court of Special Sessions
New York City
Cleveland
Ohio Man Charged in Wife Stabbing Murder
A Cleveland man, Gerald Campbell, 25, is charged with murdering his wife in Willoughby as police tie the case to a broader crime wave. The report notes related sentences of two other men, while officials push for rehabilitative facilities to reduce future crimes and costs.
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Sault Ste. Marte
Ont
Gerald Campbell
Willough
Cleveland
Ohio
Gallina
Camp Lucas
Sault Ste
Marie
Mich
Mary
Anthony Liberatore
Campbell
Rown
Liberatore
Pati
Hollywad Campbell
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Grill
Police Red
Rete
Cnifes
Cleveland Police
Frank Story
Anthony
Separ
Train Hits Steel Truck At Galion Cause Sparks Debate
The Xplorer, New York Central’s streamliner, struck a truck loaded with steel at an unprotected crossing in Galion Ohio. The trailer was pushed 50 feet, five autos at Hercules Galion Products damaged. Engineer T M Krauss and truck driver Tony Lombardo treated. delay of 2.5 hours as locomotive was replaced. Officials say crossing sparked a city railroad dispute over safety enhancements.
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Galion
Xplorer
New York Central Railroad
Ohio
Hercules-Galion Products
T. M. Krauss
Rocky River
Galion Memorial Hospital
Tony Lombardo
Threat by King Harry Against the Revealed WASHINGTON
The story of a threat on President Eisenhower by King Harry I of Harrisonia is detailed in a newly released testimony. Secret Service Chief A E Baughman testified that 18 468 letters to the President were reviewed last year and that the threat involved a .22 caliber rifle if Eisenhower opposed a new state. Authorities investigated the case and noted a boy’s response of surrender and recantation after a mother’s serious warning.
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Washington
Harry I
Harrisonia
Eisenhower
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
House
Baughman
Fom
Unclear OCR Narrative Involving Harry Harrison Case
An unclear report from Japan references a person named Harry, 12, connected to a 72 year old Mitsu Kuroda and a Mrs. breached engagement incident. It mentions friends charged with threatening behavior and bizarre claims of swords and land deeds amid alleged engagement disputes.
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Harry Harrison
Baughman
Japan
Toichiro
Harry
Fukushima
Mitsu Kuroda
Feikimhins
Newsman expelled by the Soviet Union
The Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered the expulsion of International News Service correspondent Thartes H. Kiensch, the third American to be expelled in 11 months. He was summoned to the ministry and charged with speculation and spreading anti-Soviet literature after allegedly selling secondhand items to a state store prior to last June.
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INS
Foreign Ministry
International
Thartes H. Kiensch
Leonid Tychev
Kiensch
Klensch
Llychev
Akron
Soviet Union
Russia
Richard K. O'Malley
Welles Hangen
New York Times
O'Malley
Associated Press
Dertver
Harngen
NBC
Cairo
Hangen
Bear cubs and reporters in a perilous den scene
A reporter watches two bears Sophie and Machock defend a den 15 feet above ground. Machock shoves Sophie back and blocks the entrance with doors while the cubs squeal and a possible fourth cub is suspected. Betty the other bear is missing from the scene. The reporter notes uncertainty but accepts John’s claim of Betty’s existence.
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Sophie
Machock
John
Betty
Beck Says He Will Cooperate After Returning to U S
Senator Beck says he will cooperate with a Senate committee after returning to the United States. He offered to turn over personal financial records and promised to provide information sought by the panel. Beck spoke from Vienna and did not rule out a subpoena.
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U.S
Washington
per-United Press
Sonal
Senate Committee
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Vienna
United States
Muuse
Teamsters
Europe
John L. McLellan
D-Ark
Labor Rackets Committee
Ross Quits Denying Conflict in Defense Post
Assistant Defense Secretary Robert Tripp Ross resigns amid a probe into alleged conflicts of interest. He denies any improper influence in aiding his family's income and insists the charges are unfounded.
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Ross
Washington
INS
Robert Tripp Ross
White House
James C. Hagerty
Thomasville
Lpcum
John Dickhaut
Columbus
McDonald Rival Concedes as USW Election Drag Continues
In Pittsburgh the United Steelworkers election remains undecided after two days of returns. Donald Rarick leads a challenge to incumbent President David J. McDonald with roughly 70,000 votes to 155,000 in official tallies reported from about 25 percent of USW locals.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Rarick
United Steelworkers
Rarick
David J. McDonald
USW
McDonald
Defense Department
Defense
Reuben McDonald
B. Robertson
Eisenhower
Ross
Donald
Robertson
Thejon
Methodist Seminary Site in Ohio Debated Amid Donations
A 10 member panel in Columbus discussed five possible sites for a Methodist Seminary as donors pledge about 2.5 million dollars toward a 4 million dollar Ohio project. Church officials kept details private while Dr. John Dickhaut noted a March 1 likely location announcement.
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Ohio
Chevrolet Plant Postponed Indefinitely at Lordstown
Chevrolet officials announced at a luncheon that the $100 million Fisher Body Assembly plant project in Lordstown, Trumbull County, is postponed indefinitely. General Motors has not canceled Lordstown plans or sold the 1100 acres.
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Youngstown, C
Lordstown
Trumbull County
E. H. Kelley
Monaco Prince grants amnesty for minor offenses
Prince Rainier of Monaco announced a full amnesty for misdemeanors to honor his newborn daughter. The measure spared no one as no petty offenders were jailed. Longer term prisoners received two to three months cut from their sentences.
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