Senator Urges Tightening Loopholes in Election Bill
In Washington Senator Thomas Hennings pressed for tighter loophole closing in the clean elections bill. His amendment, approved 50 to 39, subjects state and local committee spending to general election reporting rules. Additional notes cover defense space farm and budget items with other senators casting votes.
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Washington
UPD
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Senate
Hennings
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Wilber M. Bruicker
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Livingston T. Merchant
Overton Brooks
D-La
Merchant
Russia
U.S
Stuart Symington
Taber
N.Y
Appropriations
Eisenhower
UPI
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen Young
Paratroop Chief Quits Cuban Post
Costa Rica reports Cuba's paratroop commander Capt Mandel Rojo del Rio resigned citing Fidel Castro as a would be superman and Raul Castro as vindictive. He flew to the United States after sending a resignation letter and his whereabouts are unknown. He claimed communists infiltrated the Cuban army and warned of Castro's devilish influence.
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Costa Rica
UPD
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Raul
la Nacion
Mandel Rojo del Rio
United States
Havana
Castro
Rojo
Noted Jewel Thief Seeks Parole After Sentence Reduction
Internationally known jewel thief Gerard Graham Dennis nicknamed Raffles had his sentence reduced from 18 years to 15 to 20 years after dismissal of three felony convictions. Parole eligibility was granted today though he faces remaining charges in California, Pennsylvania and Canada.
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UPID
Gerard Graham
Raffles
Dennis
California
Pennsylvania
Canada
Chronicle-Telegram 1960 Bates-Carrier Rates
The notice lists delivery and mail rates for Bates-Carrier subscriptions. Single copy 7 cents. Yearly advance $7 in Lorain and adjoining counties $15,000 elsewhere in Ohio $1,700 outside Ohio $18.00.
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Bates
Lorain
Ohio
Trial Continues Convict Says He Got Serious Incident Pay By Lying
In Los Angeles UPI reports convict John Patrick Cody testified about convincing Carole Tregoff and Dr. R Bernard Finch they had killed Barbara Jean Finch, wife of Finch, for a $1400 fee. He described Carole urging him to act or the doctor would. Cody detailed meeting at Pierre's College Inn and plans to travel via Phoenix, then Los Angeles, spending the money at the Sahara Hotel.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Patrick Cody
Carole Tregoff
Carole
R. Bernard Finch
Cody
Minnesota
Pierre’s College Inn
University of Nevada
Donald Williams
Fred N. Whichello
Don (Williams
Relatives seek IDs for 50 victims of jetliner crash
In Richmond Virginia relatives gather at a morgue to identify the 50 men women and children killed when Capital Airlines Viscount crashed into a creek bed near Holdcroft Virginia. Officials say dental X rays will be needed for most identifications as 14 hours pass since the fire.
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Richmond
UPI
Capital Airlines
Holdcroft
Gets Boy Plea to Eisenhower Avoids Jail for Parents
A 9-year-old shut-in named Jim asked President Eisenhower to spare his parents after he altered his father’s tax records. The White House sent the letter to the IRS, which assured no jail for him or his parents.
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Internal Revenue Service
White House
IRS
Jim
Stephen White
Pater
Holohan
N.J
William B. White
East Side High School
Paterson
White
Gun Trial Defendant Seen By U S Agent
A U S Border Patrol agent testified in federal court that defendant Stuart Sutor of Hialeah Fla landed at Allegheny County Airport on November 3 1958 and stayed at a Pittsburgh hotel. The same day cargo planes officers later found 123 guns aboard a Tarentum Pa plane believed bound for Fidel Castro’s Cuban rebels. Other defendants appear from New Kensington Pa Miami Fla and Suriside Fla.
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Peter J. Grootenbrost
Buffalo
N.Y
Stuart Sutor
Hialeah
Fla
Allegheny County
Sutor
Pittsburgh
Tarentum
Canton
Ohio
National Guard
Morgantown
W. Va
Fidel Castro
Anthony Remich
Tarertum
Victor Carlucci
Joseph Giordano
Daniel Hanna
New Kensington
Joseph Merola
Miami
Norman Rothman
Suriside
Ohioan May Direct 1960 GOP Drive
The GOP battle to lead the 1960 campaign centers on William E. Miller of New York vs William M. McCulloch of Ohio. The Republican Congressional Committee will elect a new chairman Thursday after Richard M. Simpson's death left the post vacant. Simpson had named McCulloch as deputy before his death, but East and West factions oppose McCulloch to avoid Midwestern control of GOP leadership.
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Washington
UPD
William E. Miller
New York
William M. McCulloch
Piqua
Ohio
Miller
Mec Cullich
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
Simpson
McCulloch Ashis
McCulloch
Widow Loses License After Court Standoff In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police used a stretcher to bring 78 year old widow Martha Schaefer to court after she refused to leave home to face a driver’s exam due to failing eyesight. She was fined 25 dollars and permanently deprived of her license, declaring she would rather go to jail than surrender it.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Martha’ Schaefer
Schaefer
Former Ohioan Among 50 Dead In Plane Crash
Comdr. John T. Braithwaite USN a Marblehead Ohio native and commander of Helicopter Squadron 1 at Key West NAS was among 50 killed when a Capital Airlines Viscount crashed Monday near Holdcroft Virginia Braithwaite who joined the Navy in 1942 previously served in the test service division at Key West is survived by wife Marjorie Lafayette Indiana two sons James 14 Thomas 7 and a sister in Rocky River Ohio.
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Holdcroft
UPD
John T. Braithwaite
USN
Marblehead
Ohio
Capital Airlines
Braithwaite
Naval Air Station
Kkey West
Fla
Navy
Key West
Marjorie
Lafayette
Ind
James
Thomas
Rocky River
Driver charged in fatal drunken driving crash
Chattanooga news reports Joe Ridge Jr. the driver of the car that veered off the road killing four passengers was charged Tuesday with four counts of murder by drunken driving.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Upt
Joe Ridge Jr
Bus Crash in Argyle Injures 22 Children and Driver
A school bus collided with a milk truck on a slick road near Argyle Wisconsin on Tuesday. Twenty two people were injured including the bus driver and two children remained in serious condition at a hospital.
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Wis
UPD
Here
14 000 Vote On Offer By Steel Firms
The National Labor Relations Board started voting 14 000 steel workers on final offers from seven holdout companies under Taft Hartley rules. Pittsburgh Steel leads with about 7 700 workers. others include Ryerson, Trup, Moltrup, Pittsburgh Tube, McLouth, Acme, and North Range. Ballots cover Monessen and Allenport plants plus sites in Warren Ohio Worcester Mass Akron Ohio and Los Angeles.
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Washington
UPD
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Stuart Rothman
Pittsburgh Steel
Joseph T. Ryerson and Sons
Inland Steel
Moltrup Steel Products Co
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh Tube Co
Monaca
McLouth Steel Co
Detroit
Acme Steel Co
Chicago
North Range Mining Co
Minnesota
Michigan
USW
U.S. District Court
Herbert Sorg
Sorg
Monessen
Allenport
Pennsylvania
Monongahela Valley
Warren
Ohio
Worcester
Mass
Akron
Los Angeles
First Bad Check Inadvertently Passed by Riverside Waitress
Elaine Joy Cummings, 26, a Long Beach waitress and mother of four, confessed to passing 500 to 600 dollars in worthless checks on a nonexistent bank account last October and converting the paper into groceries for charitable groups. She was convicted and sentenced to an indefinite term at Corona’s California Institute, a punishment pegged to California law by the institute’s length- determining process.
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Calif
UPI
Elaine Joy Cummings
Cummings
Long Beach Calif
California Institute At
Corona
California
Wheelchair Mayor Honored by Polio Foundation
New York United Press International reports Boston Mayor John F. Collins, a polio survivor, and his family were named the 1968 March of Dimes Family of the Year. Mrs Collins was named honorary chairman of the Mother March. The mayor linked his recovery to his political career and stressed no political ambitions beyond City Hall.
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John F. Collins
Massachusetts
Collins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation
Ohio population to reach 3 million by 2000 predicts growth
Roder M. Collison head of the new state department spoke to the Soil Conservation Society predicting Ohio will hold about 3 million residents by 2000. He warned of a dense urban corridor from Cincinnati to Cleveland, 150000 more acres for industry, expanded highways, and Erie port facilities from Ashtabula to Lucas County.
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Columbus
UPI
Roder M. Collison
State Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Ohio
All- Ohio
Soil Conservation Society of America
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lakes Erie
Ashtabula
Lucas County
Strike Threat Ends Ambiguously in Chicago
Air Line Pilots Assn threatens to strike Flying Tiger Line if the Federal Mediation Board fails to speed and settle the pilots dispute. The warning marks a tense stand in Chicago as talks proceed.
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Chicago
UPI
Air Line
Flying Tiger Line
Federal Mediation Board
Economic Message Highlights From Government Plan
The document urges settlement of management labor disputes promptly to avoid strikes that harm the economy. It links inflation control to restrained spending and wage growth, notes productivity and price reductions, and promotes a restrained federal role with state and private sector participation. It stresses prudent spending by consumers and investment in R and D, efficiency gains, and competitive policy to curb recession and inflation.
President Urges Consumer Role in Fighting Inflation
The President urged consumers to share responsibility with industry and labor to curb inflation and avoid price and wage speculation. He warned stock market speculators amid a booming economy and outlined plans for private action and public policy to sustain growth. He projected rising labor force growth and a higher gross national product in the coming decade alongside record employment and stronger real buying power in 1959.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Report Highlights Postwar Gains and Health Improvements
Eisenhower notes substantial postwar progress including housing completion of 15 million nonfarm units, reduced infant and maternity death rates, and fewer contagious diseases. He cites broader health coverage, voluntary insurance, gains in education, and Nobel prizes awarded to American citizens. Social Security and pensions bolster economic security for about 50 million families.
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Eisenhower
Key Figures In Ike's Economic Report Listed
UPI summarizes President Eisenhower's 1958 1959 economic figures including GNP at 41.7 and 478.8 billion, employment near 68.6 and 69.3 million, unemployment around 4.68 and 3.84 million, personal income about 359.0 and 380.1 billion, and corporate profits about 37.1 and 48.0 billion.
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Ike
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
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