Editor Blasts Eisenhower On Defense Policy In Speech
Palmer Hoyt editor of the Denver Post denounced President Eisenhower and the administration’s defense stance at Ohio State University. He called the defense issue the greatest historical debate and urged the press to push for stronger defense measures and clearer science communication to the public.
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UPI
Palmer Hoyt
Denver
Colorado
Esenhower
Ohio State University
Hoyt
Outer Space
U. S
Eisenhower
Committee Probes Ohio Couple's $15000 Prosecution Claim
The House Judiciary Committee asked the Justice Department for a report on a $15000 claim by Kenton Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Andrew Durbin alleging improper prosecution. Durbin challenged FBI arrest in 1952 over a grand jury probe linked to a 22 million dollar Ute tribe appropriation. The case includes arrests, court actions, and mixed verdicts with the wife acquitted.
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UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Kenton, Ohio
Andrew T. Durbin
Kenton
FBI
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Durbins
Durbin
Magnetic Springs
U. S. Attorney’s Office
U. S. District Court
Robins Show Split Fate as Spring Myth Debated
Smithsonian ornithologist Herbert Deignan explains robins migrate and winter along the Mason-Dixon line, contradicting the claim that they never leave home. He notes American robins travel south but many stop en route, while the English poem describes a different robin.
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Herbert Deignan
Lorrie Robins
Tarry Deignan
Deignan
Robins
Mason
Manuals Tiff Snags AF Chief
Washington reports air force secretary Dudley Sharp faced a congressional furor over claims linking U S churchmen to Communism He testified he believed Communist infiltration existed and that it was proper for a security manual to state it The drawbacks and revocation of a reserve manual and ongoing reviews were noted by officials and the National Council of Churches protested to the White House
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UPD
Airo Force
Dudley C. Sharp
U.S
Sharp
House Committee On UnAmerican
Air Force
National Council of the Churches of Chrst
USA
Reds
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D-Pa
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National Council of Churches
White House
General Board of the Council
Stock Trial Delayed by Defendant's Hangover
Nine men stand accused in a two million-dollar Texas Adams Oil Co stock swindle. A one-day recess was ordered after defendant Joseph Cassagna failed to appear, found asleep in a hotel room by deputy marshals. The judge remarked Cassagna appeared to be under the influence of alcohol.
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New York
UPI
Texas - Adams Oil Co
Liord H MacMahon
Reess
Joseph Cassagna
Cahi
Castagna
Crash Kills Driver Near Canton
Canton area crash kills driver Versl Grissinger age 4 near Salem. His station wagon collided with a car driven by Kermood L. Bim. Four retarded children returning from school in Youngstown were injured two miles east of the Stark County line.
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Grissinger
Salem
Kermood L
Lavisoire
Grisinger
Schys
Youngstown
Stark County Line
Lorain County Printine & Publishine Co Ad Rates
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co authorized at Elyria Ohio lists rates for Lorain and adjoining counties at 13.00 per year and in Ohio 517.00, outside Ohio 16.08.
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Lorain County
Teamsters to Attack Monitors Over Monitor Meeting
President James Hoffa announced the Teamsters will seek a federal court ruling to compel court-appointed monitors to meet with the union's executive board. Hoffa said the union will not follow monitors' orders until a meeting is held to discuss an 18-point program to end the monitorship.
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Miami Beach
Market Burns at Kunstler Market in Lucasville Fire
A three hour blaze destroyed the Kunstler Market in Lucasville eight miles south of Portsmouth, with damage estimated at 100 thousand dollars by owner Jacob Kunstler. The UPI report notes the rapid spread and total loss of the market building.
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UPI
Kunstler
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Here
Jacob Kunstler
Kent State Leader Reappointed to Historical Society
George Bowman, president of Kent State University, was reappointed Thursday to the Ohio Historical Society for a term ending February 1963 by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle.
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Columbus
UPS
George Bowman
Kent State University
Ohio Historical Socety
Michael V. DiSaile
Heaviest nondefense spending HEW leads 1961 budget
Budget figures show health education and welfare outlays far exceed other sectors in fiscal 1961. Major national security and international affairs rise toward a near 50 billion dollar federal deficit while trust funds and Social Security taxes shape receipts.
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Inman Ken
Treasury
HEW
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Fire blamed on crackpot arsonist at cathedral
Rev Rex Humbard blamed a crackpot for a minor Sunday School fire at Cathedral of Tomorrow in Cuyahoga Falls. State arson investigator Harold D Carter said evidence indicated an inflammable liquid was used and the fire was deliberate. Separately Humbard’s Allegheny College speech in Meadville Pa was disrupted by students who burned an apparent cross and hooted.
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Cuyahoga Falls
UPI
Rex Humbard
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Cleveland
Harold D. Carter
Allegheny College
Meadville
Humbard
Allegheny Field House
Field House
Democrats Powwow On Votes In Columbus
Ohio Democratic leaders gather in Columbus for a 6:30 p.m. dinner to map primary campaigns. About two hundred county chairmen and state executive members attend as Governor DiSalle is favored by some and discussions consider forming a local organization in Cuyahoga County against the Ras T. Mullex group.
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UPI
Ohio
Democratic Party
William Cole Iman
Michael V. DiSalle
Coleman
DiSalle
Lounch
Cuyahoga County
Ras T. Mullex
Argentine Capital Is Bombed
A bombing strikes Buenos Aires causing casualties and damage as authorities investigate possible motives and suspect groups. Police cordon off the area while emergency crews treat victims and assess the blast scene.
Judge Steps Out Of Caryl Chessman Case
Los Angeles attorneys for Caryl Chessman won a minor victory by having the presiding judge disqualified from a hearing on the convict’s ninth execution date. The judge, Judge Walker, said he would not be prejudiced and will transfer the case to a new judge to avoid possible legal questions.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
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Eisenhower
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George T. Davis
John Company
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Barnes
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Chessman
Mamie Plans Trip March 6
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower stays in Washington while the President tours Latin America. She is expected to leave for Maine Chance health resort in Pho tax on March 6 the day the President returns.
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Mamie Eissenhower
Eisenhower
Elizabeth Alden
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Amz
Airliner Blown to Pieces in Shannon Crash
Irish investigators probe a Shannon airport crash after a Naples to New York flight broke apart on takeoff. Thirty three passengers joined about 40 aboard and 12 crew as wreckage spread. Survivors aided by quick responses amid a scene of scattered debris.
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Rome
New York
Shannon
Atlantic
Dixie Senators Vow to Keep Talking on Civil Rights
In Washington Southern senators pledged to continue their talkathon against civil rights for many weeks despite threats of 24 hour Senate sessions. Senator Ervin said the Dixie bloc would not silence a senator and may debate other topics to fill time. Senator Thurmond, famed for a 24 hour plus filibuster, promised Southerners would fight to the finish.
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Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate
Martin Seidell
North Hollywood
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Charles Phizer & Co
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Eisenhower
Viet Nam
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Plain Dealer verdict due by April 9 in contempt case
UPI reports Cleveland Common Pleas Judge Charles White will render a verdict in the contempt of court case against the Cleveland Plain Dealer before April 9. He pledged a ruling before that date, in a related contempt case involving the Cleveland Press. Evidence concluded Thursday with testimony from Everest P. Derthick, the Plain Dealer's managing editor.
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Cleveland
UP — Common Pleas
Charles White
Cleveland Plain Dealer
White
Clevelad Press
the Plain Dealer
Everest P. Derthick
Coaching Charged In Death Case
Boston police case centers on Van Rue, a radio operator charged with beating Lynn Kauffman to death by pushing her from a shipboard cabin into Boston harbor. He contends a Missouri woman, Juanita Spector, may have coached two children to implicate him, under cross examination by the district attorney.
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Boston
UPI
Whilem van Rue
Lynn Kauffman
Juanita Spector
Clayton
van Rie
Joseph
Fallon
Jim Stephanie Spector
Pat Lee Yewkah
Lynn
Asst. Dist. Atty
John F. McAuliffe
Inventor Harry R Maxon Dies in Alabama Services Held
Services were held today for Harry R Maxon 77 formerly of Gallipolis Ohio inventor of the Maxon pre mix burner and brewer He developed combustion equipment used nationwide Burial planned in Gallipolis Saturday
Chile Reds Plan Chill For the SANTIAGO
The Communist controlled Cut Union Federation says Chilean workers will not welcome President Eisenhower, citing contradictions between his good neighbor statements and imperialist U.S. policy. The federation criticized Cuba policy and demanded Puerto Rico independence. Directors will decide whether to call an anti-government strike to align with Eisenhower's arrival.
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UPI
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Puerto Faco
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