Jackson Urges Ike to Provide Specific Missile Progress Figures
Sen. Henry M. Jackson challenged President Eisenhower to give concrete specifics on U.S. and Soviet missile progress in his radio TV address. He urged disclosure on whether Russia leads in ICBMs and questions funding to avoid future shortages while Congress hears testimony from Medaris and Glennan on defense policy.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
U.S
Jackson
Congress
House Space Committee
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Senate Space Committee
T. Keith Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
Washington Democrat
Miller charges DiSalle with job offer in Ohio
Cuyahoga County Democratic Chairman Ray T. Miller accuses Gov. Michael V. DiSalle of offering former U S Senator Thomas A. Burke the Democratic national committeeman post from Ohio in return for Burke running on the governor's delegate slate.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller
Michael V. DiSalle
U.S
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Miller Claims Burke Heavy Lobbyist Pressure on DiSalle
Miller contends Burke is one of the highest paid lobbyists in Columbus pressuring DiSalle and the Legislature over delegate selection to the party national convention.
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Miller
DiSalle
Burke
Columbus
The
Legisla
Alabama Map Mixup Draws Public Grievance
Montgomery publicity chief Roy Marcato said Alabama was misplaced in Better Homes and Gardens, with a map placing Alabama where Mississippi should be and Mississippi next to Georgia in the current issue.
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Montgomery
Ala
CPI
Roy Marcato
Alabama
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Mississipga
Mississippi
Georma
Weather bulletin warns Northeastern Old Heart area
A brief weather notice warns of a heavy afternoon and tonight with possible four inch or more snowfall. Windy and colder conditions persist with a high around 33 to 38 degrees and a 24 hour precipitation trace reported. Sunrise is 7:19 am and sunset at 4:04 pm.
More Aid Data To Be Disclosed
Washington reports declassification of more of the foreign aid program details to address congressional complaints. The State Department defends past aid records and notes that errors occurred but are being corrected, while President Eisenhower urges full approval of a 4.175 billion dollar fiscal year request to support allies against communist expansion.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Eisenhower
C. Douglas Dillon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Christan A. Herter
Ebroup
Dillon
Where To Turn Time-Savers In Operation MACHINES
A brief item notes time saving devices and simplification efforts at Elyria hospital and related institutions. It mentions in service training programs and optimism in Republican circles surrounding Lincoln's birthday observances. Lorain County forms part of a regional conference expansion with add ons and hospital signings for renovations.
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Lincoln
Lakeland
Lorain County
Payola Hearing Turmoil Sparks Onslaught During Testimony
The scene shows Harry Weiss of Music Suppliers Inc preparing to hurl a bound book at UPI photographer C Ed Alley during a House Subcommittee payola hearing. Harry Carter, the firm president and treasurer, sat nearby as the incident unfolded during yesterday's proceedings.
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Harry Weiss
Music Suppliers, Inc
UPI
C. Ed Alley
Payola
House
Weiss
Alley
Harry Carter
Doctors At Palace Reported To Palace For Queen's Child
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth's doctors went to the palace at 9 a.m. local time. The spokesman said the move did not guarantee an imminent birth, though the birth of the queen's third child was generally expected any time.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Palace
United Press International
Philip
City of London
Guildhall
Auto Train Crash Fatal To Woman
A Monroeville area woman, Alice Frances Myers, 32, died when her car collided with a freight train at the Nickel Plate crossing on jRansom Road north of Route 113. She was en route home from Country Lanes bowling alley after a 3:25 a.m. shift. The car left the road into a ditch. Deputy Coroner Dr. B. G. Mote said she was killed instantly. The crossing staff halted the train after Conductor George Hammill, 51, Bellevue, spotted the car in the ditch and notified the engineer. Myers had moved to the Monroeville area two years ago from Bellevue. Funeral services were set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Drake Funeral Home in Monroeville.
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State Highway Patrol
B.G. Mote
Myers
George Hammill
Bellevue
George Brewster
Conneaut
State ‘Patrol
Drake Funeral Home
Monroeville
Vital Blood Card May Prove Sheppard Innocence
Ohio Supreme Court heard defense claim a crucial three by five inch blood test card was suppressed by prosecutors in the Samuel Sheppard murder case. They argued the card shows Marilyn Sheppard’s blood type O while Sheppard’s is B, implying another killer. The defense sought to file replies after presenting photostats and testimony about the missing card and related fingerprint evidence.
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Columbus
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S
Ohio
Lake-Front Bay Village
Cleveland
Arthur Petersilge
Marilyn
Dr. Sania
Petersilge
Itechmeian
Gertrude Mahon
Cuyahoga County
Sam
Chip
Prosevcutor
Petersilze
Eniten
Second Storm Slams Ohio Shuts Schools and Halts Travel
A second severe snow storm hit Ohio causing school closings and heavy traffic delays across the south central and eastern regions. The U S Weather Bureau forecast up to five additional inches, with five inch totals reported in Scioto and Pike counties and up to six inches in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Authorities warned of hazardous driving as temperatures plunged below freezing and ribbons of ice formed on highways.
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United Press International
Therman
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Scioto
Pike Cownt
Ross County
Al-D
Gulf States
Pike
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Columbus
Zanes
Ville
Akron
Youngstown
Cleve
Sheriff's Office
Agreement Ends Strike At Grafton
Employed at the W. C. Larson I Co Foundry in Grafton returned to work after a one day strike. The grievance led to a settlement as the company agreed to seven months back pay for a union employee who worked as a carpenter but was paid laborer wages. About 165 workers were involved. Local 392 of the International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America approved the settlement after a two hour meeting. W Baxter Lee presides over the union.
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W. C. Larson I Co
Grafton
International Molders and Foundry Workers of North America
Groundhog Rabies Case Reported in Ohio
The Ohio Health Department reports a Row County groundhog found early tested positive for rabies. The department notes rabies has been detected in 14 other animal species in the state.
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State Health Department
Ohio
National Blue Cross Moves Toward Unified National Agency
A Chicago based effort to form a national Blue Cross organization aims to replace the present AHA tied role with a consumer oriented national cooperative. Top officials predict a formal action within weeks with plans to vote at the Los Angeles annual meeting. Names under consideration include Blue Cross and Blue Shield associations as the new national agent, while the New York office would likely stay intact.
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Chicago
Blue Cross
Ganzing Kiplan Hospitalzahon
Matenal
Amercan Hogata Assogaton
AHA
Labre
Natonal Blue Cross
Los Angeles
Wmssess
San Francesco
Pew
Blue Crease Tee Bliue Cross
Accaton
Amenea Natonal Blue Cross Associaton
Blue Cross Associations
Blue Crees Commission
Abe
Blue Sheids
Blue Cross Tienare
New York
Gitvis
Humane Society Campaigns Over Dog Shooting Controversy
Lorain County faces a clash as the Humane Society seeks state aid and legal action against dog wardens who shot a stray. William F. Green says the fight targets alleged enforcement flaws and a political machine, with anticipated filings in Elyria court and talks with Columbus officials.
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U. S
Mane Society
Washington, D. C
Lorain County
William F. Green
Lorain
Ciety
The
Humane Society
Dan
Columbus
Cis
DiSalle
Green
LHS
Judgement Center
Ecg
Els
Sheboygan
Wis
Washington
Adolf Fale
John Zuker
Fale
Iseda
Elyria Municipal Court
Acheme
Eointy
Briggs Convicted of Attempted Murder in Car Cliff Escape
Joan Briggs embraces his wife Norma after a Santa Monica Superior Court convicts him of trying to kill her and Mary Nilson by driving their car off a cliff. The case was documented with a UPI telephoto image.
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Joan Robert Briggs
Norma
Santa Monica
Calif
Mary D. Nilson
UPI
Dog Needs Boudoir London Upset Over Dog Room
A reader reports a home rental denial in Linoln over the lack of a bedroom suitable for her dog. The Daily Mail notes the complaint highlighting pet facility needs in housing ads and rental decisions.
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London
Linoln
The
Daily Mail
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