Sociology professor Benjamin Clarke critiques divorce reform proposal
Ohio State sociologist Professor Alfred Clarke argues that a one year waiting period and limited grounds for divorce would not curb rising rates. He says many divorces would still occur due to incompatibility or cruelty, and warns the bill would legislate behavior rather than address underlying issues.
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Alfred C Clarke
Dot Lander
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Ohio State
William E. Tangney
Franklin County
Mother Threatened Son Testimony in Murder Trial
In Ventura California Elizabeth Duncan faced testimony from friends alleging jealousy sparked threats against her son Frank to prevent him from marrying Olga. The case centers on Duncan and an alleged murder linked to perceived threats and marital strife as the trial unfolds with testimony about past relationships and pressures.
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Calif
UPI
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Olga
Murdae Feial
Nixon Key to Los Angeles Dems Choice for 1960 Convention
Democrats say Los Angeles wins are shaped by Nixon influence. The party backs the L A site, arguing it reduces travel costs for delegates and boosts regional power. Philadelphia and Chicago bids were rejected by voice vote as Los Angeles moved toward hosting the 1960 Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
UPI
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Paul M. Butler
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Phil- Tt
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National Committee
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California
Economists Call For Action As Consumers Keep Buying
New York editors report continued brisk retail activity with 1959 car sales, spring apparel, furniture and housewares driving growth. Economists urge faster government action to sustain expansion amid inflation fears. analysts call for tax policy and spending shifts to fund federal needs while consumer demand remains strong.
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Robert G. Shortal
Action
Prentice-Hall
Berlin
Washington
Joe Smith
Eisenhower
Dexter M. Keezer
McGraw-Hill
Economy
Ityon Age
Cleveland
UPI
Joel Barlow
Ex-Teacher To Head Women Marines
Former teacher Margaret Henderson was named director of the Women Marines, to receive the eagle of a full colonel. The 48-year-old Henderson, who joined in 1943, will succeed Julia Lambles and lead women in 2,343 occupational specialties. She cited patriotism and service as reasons for joining the newly formed unit. The story notes the Marines’ broad range of roles from stenographic work to jet engine maintenance.
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Marines
Quest Lion
Margaret M
Henderson
Julia EB. Lambles
Women Marines
Miss Henderson
Lubbock
Tex
Col. Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Kasper
Greenwich Village
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Wasimian
Cameron
Kennedy
Fora
U.S. Sixth District Court Ofversity of Texas
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Mt. Holyoke
Clinton
Marine Corps Institute
Washington
Anderson Ling
County
Tenn
Escapee Continues To Elude Officers
A swarthy fugitive named Frank Lprenz,listed among the FBI ten most wanted, is being chased across New England by authorities. Ohio officials express astonishment at his escape ability after more than ten months on the run.
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Columbus
UPI
Frank Lprenz
FBI
New England
Ohio
Thor Able Blasts Off and Fugitives Escape in Summit County
An Akron native known as Spreng escaped during a dramatic jailbreak at Mansfield Reformatory after a February arrest for auto theft and burglary. Federal agents tracked an armed robbery suspect’s escape, with one fugitive killed in Hampstead, and police closing in on the remaining escapees as they fled across counties and states.
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Hollywood
Summit County
Vermont
New England Union
Ganon Havel
Will
Sprene
Akron
Mountains
Androongiets
Sprenz
Gt Kare
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Hampsture
Akos
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Wor Sprenz
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Pollo
Fata
Sputnik Still Sending Signals From Space
Moscow reports that its Sputnik satellite launched in 1957 is still active detecting signals from earth. Tass News Agency says the satellite completed its 400th orbit around the planet on Friday.
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Moscow
UPD
Russia
Tass
Six Die In Ohio Auto Accidents Amid Rash of Crashes
A spate of crashes in Ohio on Friday left at least six dead. Four fatalities occurred in the Cleveland area, including A. Black, 29, cited for an unroadworthy vehicle, and Robl Boyatt, 9, Cincinnati, struck by a car driven by Johtles.
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A. Black
Black
Robl
Ert
Boyatt
Cincinnati
Johtles
Jean Mooney
Inlaw
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Cleveland
Chardon
Alvin Emerick
U.S. 6
Here
Canton
Louise Anderson
Parma
Maureen Cummings
St. Charles
Fallout hearings promised as Minnesota wheat cited in test fallout
Washington reports a new series of radiation hearings may be opened by the Congressional Atomic Energy Committee. The AEC described how plants like wheat and rice absorb strontium from rain, explaining Minnesota wheat’s high radioactivity after nuclear tests. Also noted were several local fatal accidents in Ohio.
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Washington
UPI
Minnesota
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Holifield
Britain
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
AEC
Willard F. Libby
Commission
Libby
U.S
Nyasaland Riot Police Are Stoned
In Blantyre Nyasaland riot police and white volunteers patrolled with rifles after Africans stoned police in market square. A mob attacked Matope court house while troops with King’s African Rifles killed one and wounded three others. At Zomba 300 natives gathered as two women were acquitted of unlawful assembly charges.
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Matope
Neheu
King’s African
African National Congress
Court House
Zomba
St Louis papers move buildings amid strike and turmoil
St Louis Globe-Democrat and Post-Dispatch face a strike over a pension plan. Globe-Democrat plans to move printing equipment to Post-Dispatch facilities under contract as tensions rise in Havana and Palma Soriano with executions and anti-revolutionary actions reported.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Havana
Denis
Pinar del Rio
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Ba Jday
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Pulitaer Publishing Co
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St. Louis
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Oriente
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Globe-Democrat
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Amberg
Editor Benson Dies After Stroke At Toledo
George A. Benson editor of the Toledo Times died of a stroke shortly before midnight at 69. He had been admitted to cent's Hospital after the stroke at his home. He and his wife Mildred, Times courthouse reporter and children's author, planned to travel to New Orleans on vacation. Benson began in 1909 as a newspaper reporter in Grand Forks and joined the Times in 1948 as associate editor and editorial writer, serving as editor for the last five years.
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George A. Benson
Toledo Times
Benson
Ancent's Hospital
Mildred
Times
New Orleans
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Grand Forks
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Attlee Questions Macmillan Trip’s Helpful Value
DAYTON Ohio UPI Former British prime minister Clement Attlee expressed doubt about the usefulness of Harold Macmillan’s visit to Russia. He suggested the atmosphere did not seem cordial as he prepared to attend Wilmington College’s International Folk Festival. Basil Rathbone, famed for Sherlock Holmes, was mentioned in a side note during festival coverage. Truck lines fined for refusing to provide service to a plant and drivers associated with a court order were noted.
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UPI
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Attlee
Wilmington College
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Commonwealth
Basil Rath
Ibone
Atlee
Truck Lines
Basil Rathbone
Nashville
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Chancery Court
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Keith Ioom
Boyd
Sherlock
Holmes
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Baby And Injury Force Mistrial In Greensboro Case
A shoplifting case against Mrs Elizabeth Bell was declared a mistrial after a key defense witness, Bell's daughter, gave birth on the eve of her testimony and a juror injured her ankle. The incident prompted judicial delay and raised questions about witness availability and courtroom safety.
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N.C
UPI
Elizsabeth R. Bell
Mansfield Barred From Nudist Beach Visit
Debating a Rio de Janeiro nudist colony photo tour Jayne Mansfield and husband Mickey Hargitay were refused ashore by Luz Del Fuego and Do mingos Ricceta. Del Fuego said Mansfield refused to disrobe, arguing modesty implied immorality, and was not allowed to tour Sun Island.
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Brazil
UPD
Jayne Mansfield
Rio
Luz del Fuego
Luz
Domingos Ricceta
Sun Island
Miss Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Ricceta
Youth Indicted On 3 Counts In Vice Probe
Carl Galipo, 19, admitted procurer in vice activities of a 16 year old girl and was indicted on one count of statutory rape and two counts of pandering. He and the girl have been jailed since last month, with sixty other indictments in the case returned in Cleveland and Maple Heights.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl Galipo
Galipo
Maple Heights
Local Stocks and Other Securities Nominal Quotation
Listing of securities on the Midwest Stock Exchange compiled by Pierre 8. Smith & Co. shows values for Bio Fairtan priced at 8279 units. Market activity appears concise with terse pricing data suitable for a daily financial brief.
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Pierre 8. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Bio Fairtan
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