Fair Hearing Pledged For Bill To Abolish State Board
In Columbus Columbus D ULP House Speaker Roger Cloud R Logan pledged a fair hearing in the Legislature for a bill to abolish the present State Board of Education and replace it with a seven member governor appointed panel. The measure by Rep. James F McCaffery R Cuyahoga aims to create a full time single board with powers to oversee higher education and junior colleges. The bill faces committee review after introduction by McCaffery and committee referral.
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James F. McCaffery
Eugene Law
Licki
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Cahoga
C. William O’neill
Hassie
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Ohio Education Association
Igall McCaffery
Boards of Education
Runaway Missile Hunted After Holloman Escape
Reports say a Matador missile escaped ground control at Holloman AFB and traveled north at 650 mph with sightings in western Colorado near Salt Lake City and southwest Wyoming. No confirmed trace found. one crash claim near Rock Springs was unverified.
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Salt Lake City
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Miller
Randolph
Ripley
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Albuquer
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Starkey
Holloman
Matador
Mi Aeronautics Administration
Doctors Say Accused Boy Not Insane
Washington reports doctors found no mental illness in the 14 year old accused boy. X rays showed Eisenhower’s lungs and sinuses clear, though a persistent cough continues. Aides say no treatment plan set yet.
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Eisenhower
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White House
Cleveland
James C. Hagerty
Bobby Zavannak
Hagetiy
di Loward
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Albert A.sician
Leonard Dee Waldman
Acalas
In- Waldman
Senators push to restore stronger Doctrine wording
In Washington a GOP effort aims to restore the original stronger wording of the Doctrine. Senate leaders, including Knowland and Flanders, indicate willingness to push amendments and move quickly, while noting the stance is not a unified party fight.
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Reprisals Divides Britain France Over Israel Withdrawal
U S aims at Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh while UN debate looms. U S officials reject another postponement as Afro Asian bloc proposes sanctions. Congress weighs doctrine shifts. Army rejects compromise on National Guard control. Missing Teamster records prompt warnings. Atomic plane funds eyed. defense chief cites 75 percent cut.
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Senate Labor Rackets Committee
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Charles E. Wilson
Senate Armed Services
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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East Coast Dock Strike Ends Again After ties ease
A 45,000 strong East Coast longshoremen strike ended as unions announced dock workers would return to work following an accord reached in Baltimore, the last major port to settle. A policy committee will decide on a back to work order while ratification voting on new contracts continues.
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William Brady
Noren
Compromise May Settle Guard Dispute
Washington reports Rep. Overton Brooks predicts a compromise to end the National Guard Army training dispute. A Paris dispatch notes France would oppose Eisenhower’s demand for Israeli withdrawals without guarantees against Egyptian attacks or a Gulf of Aqaba blockade. The issue draws criticism in Britain’s House of Commons as Conservative MPs worry over Suez policy and timing.
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Impeachment Moves Near Georgia Passage
Georgia advances impeachment of U S Supreme Court justices including Chief Justice Earl Warren and pushes a racially mixed baseball ban as House and Senate clash over duties and civil rights. Senate approves impeachment 37 to 1 and sends to House while critics warn the baseball bill could end major and farm games in the state.
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Cold Wave Grim012 Midwest Delivers Record Freeze
Snow and rain marched ahead of a polar air mass across the central United States. Temperatures fell as much as 30 degrees in places with warnings from Wisconsin to the Mississippi Valley and parts of Kansas and Oklahoma. The Northern Plains reported temperatures around 10 degrees below zero, with Primp, S. D., at 17 below at midnight as Great Lakes and Ohio Valley cooled after a warmer Thursday. Pacific Northwest saw rain and freezing drizzle while the Rockies gained light snow and the Great Basin saw showers in New Mexico and Arizona.
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Actress Injured In Auto Crash
Hollywood report states actress Fikonda Nieming was hospitalized after a collision with another vehicle. She sustained unspecified injuries and was treated at a local hospital. the incident occurred Thursday with emergency crews responding.
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O'Neill bans lobbying by aides in Ohio government
Governor C William O'Neill at his first cabinet meeting bans state department heads from lobbying in the legislature while allowing aides to answer questions and provide information. He praises four years of legislative progress and urges open doors and accessible officials, with department meetings to be open to reporters and the public.
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C. William O'Neill
State Department
O'Neill
Ohio
Air Force Faces Public Backlash Over Missile Runaway Incident
Report outlines a chaotic event involving a Matador missile misfire at Patrick Air Force Base and a public debate over psychiatric treatment for a dependent youth. Lawmakers call for inquiry while Air Force officials defend the handling and broader missile test programs amid criticism of military secrecy.
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Prince Charles Skips School to Welcome Father Home
London and Concord reports describe Prince Charles skipping school to greet the Duke of Edinburgh upon his return after four months away. Queen Elizabeth joins the arrival with Princess Anne, as the royal children rush to their parents cabin in a private reunion, while Charles reportedly had left school earlier in the month.
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Movie banned in San Jose for low moral tone
The San Jose City Entertainment Commission banned the Italian film Women of Rome starring Gina Lollobrigida on Thursday citing its low moral tone.
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Rome
Gina Lollobrigida
Teen Girl Wins National Cherry Pie Championship
Mary Ann Bartholomay, 17, of Henrietta New York, won the national cherry pie contest earning a $300 scholarship a trip to New York and the honor of presenting her pie to President Eisenhower in Washington on George Washingtons Birthday. She defeated competitors from all 48 states plus Alaska Hawaii and Canada in the silver jubilee event.
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