Congress Acts To Spur Home Building With Billion Dollar Aid
A House subcommittee opened week long hearings on a bill to create a special one billion dollar fund to purchase FHA and GI loans on insured homes. Chairman Albert Rains warned of a spring drop in home building without extra mortgage credit as administration officials from FHA FNMA VA and related agencies prepared to oppose the measure.
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Washington
UPI
House
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Banking Subcommittee
Congress
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Federal National, Mortgage Association and
Veterans Administration
Rains
FHA
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Nly
South Air Safety
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Federal Aviation
E. R. Questada
Frank Kowal- Ski
D-Conn
Army
Navy
Air Force Marines
Coast Guard
Space
Defense
Thomas
Gates Jr
House Space Committee
Ohio weekend accidents claim fourteen lives
An International News survey records 13 traffic fatalities and one drowning across Ohio from Friday evening to Sunday midnight. Victims include Ralph C. Bird and son Gerald near Wapakoneta, Patrick Macken near Minerva, and multiple others in Youngstown, Chillicothe, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas, with crashes, drownings, and a freight-train collision noted.
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Ohio
United Press International
Ralph C. Bird
Gerald
Wapokoneta
Minerva
Patrick Macken
Youngstown
Donald
Rulli
Campbell
Harnden
Judye McManus
Harden
Here
Chillicothe
Elsie Riley
Paint Creek
Wapakoneta
Harrod
U.S. 25
Columbus
Jerry Lee Blevins
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Anna Duffner
Parma
Akron
U.S. 30
Defiance
Richard K. Sohn
Sherwood
U.S. 127
Paulding
Middletown
Cleveland Smith
Uhrichsville
Jerry A. Kerns
James E. Larkin
Port Washington
Larkin
David
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roscow Rowe
U.S
Mountain Lion Or Wild Dog Hunted In Ohio
A search party hunted east of Painesville Ohio for a wild dog or mountain lion blamed for killing two 200-pound hogs on a Perry Township farm. Deputies noted three inch tracks leading from the hog pen to a stream bed and game protector Meister said the prints looked like a large wild dog. Farmer Louis Clark insisted the deep gashes could not have been from a dog. a third hog was badly wounded.
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Painesville. O
UPI
Here
Perry Township
Lake County
Talcott DeVan
Richard Meister
Louis Clark
Rates Carrier Delivered and Single Copy Te Bymai
Rates show carrier delivered and single copy prices by region. Lorain and adjoining counties $15.06 per year in advance Elsewhere in Ohio $17.00 Outelda Ohio 618.00
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Lorain
Counties
Ohio
Strike Hits Building of Atom Ships
About 10 000 Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union members are on strike against Bethlehem Steel at Quincy Massachusetts and Fore River Massachusetts yards. The walkout halts almost a billion dollars of naval shipbuilding including the atomic cruiser Long Beach and the Bainbridge guided missile frigates. The Navy asks strikers to protect vessels under construction from fire and pilferage and warns of moving work to other yards if the strike persists.
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New York
APS
Bethlehem Steel Co
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union
Bethlehem
Quincy
Mass
Fore River
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Navy
Hoboken
N.J
Edward H. Batchelder
Luce
Husband Held As Police Study Fatal Shooting
Dayton police detained 36 year old James Lewis Bledsoe for homicide investigation in the fatal shooting of his wife Gloria 38 early Sunday. He says he fired at a man he wanted to force from the house. the intended victim was named Jack Mahley.
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Dayton
UPS
James Lewis Bledsoe
Gloria
Bledsoe
Jack Mahley
Soviets announce polio cure drug Karyantanin
Soviet scientists claim a new drug named Karyantanin completely cures paralysis from polio. Radio Moscow reported the herb-derived treatment processed in central Asia and broadcast the claim on Sunday.
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London
UPI
Radio Moscow
Central Asia
Pittsburgh Steel Pact Extended
Pittsburgh Steel Co and United Steelworkers Union extended their contract to avert a renewed 116 day strike as Taft Hartley cooling off ends. The extension allows time to negotiate a new agreement with five days notice for cancellation. 7300 union members across four states were affected by the cooling off period. The union voted 2-1 against management’s last offer under NLRB guidance. The company sought adjustments to out of line incentive rates for 23 percent of workers before joining the basic pact.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Taft- Hartley
United Steelworkers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh Steel
Nsw
Floriders Told Cold To Remain Floridans Told Cold To Remain
A warming trend moved east from the Midwest but Florida faced freezing weather with highs five degrees above Sunday. Frost damaged 80 to 90 percent of winter vegetables across the state, while central citrus escaped major harm. Temperatures ranged from the mid 30s to 40s in Florida, with Fairbanks recording 16 degrees.
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Midwest
Florida
Mercury
Fairbanks
Fla
Miami
Atlantic
New England
Fremont Youth Wins Speech Contest In Ohio
A Fremont youth won the 35th Prince of Peace contest among about three thousand Ohio high school students. Nick Baskey defeated six finalists on Sunday with the topic Its Almost Tomorrow winning 200 dollars and a four year college scholarship. Sandye Atkins of Lancaster finished second with 100 dollars and a three year scholarship. Mary Hall of Cleveland finished third with 75 dollars and a two year scholarship. Other finalists Douglas Lathrem Grace Ann Hickey and Sue Day each received smaller prizes.
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Columbus
UPI
Fremont
Ohio
Nick Baskey
Sandye Atkins
Lancaster
iDouglas Lathrem
Dayton
Grace Ann Hickey
St. Louisville
Sue Day
Toledo
Spears Calm Amid FBI Questioning Over Airliner Crash
In Phoenix Robert V Spears 64 remains unshaken claiming not to have sabotaged the Gulf of Mexico airliner crash. He faces a federal car theft charge and Los Angeles abortion conspiracy counts as investigators weigh a possible trial.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Robert V. Spears
Gulf of Mexico
Spears
FBI
Los Angeles
Religious Leaders Split Over Revival Amid Scandals
UPI survey of Billy Graham, James A. Pike and others shows optimistic leaders view revival as promising moral progress while skeptics warn popular church growth reflects a hollow morality. Graham sees revival amid a era of crime and corruption. Pike criticizes the church’s weakened societal role.
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New York
UPD
United States
Payola
United Press International
America
Billy Graham
James A. Pike
Episcopal
Field Pike
Graham
Heiress Gamble Benedict Returns to New York
Brother says Gamble Benedict came home of her own accord after Paris stay with Andre Porumbeanu. The 19 year old heiress, once with her lover, was escorted to her grandmother's townhouse amid cameras and reporters. The Paris court placed Gamble with her brother after a bid by family lawyer Robert Hoffman.
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UPI
Benedict
Paris
Remington
Douglas
Robert Hoffman
Air i
Port
Europe
Miss Benedict
Andre| Porumbeanu
Antwerp
Porumbeanu
Gamble
Katherine Benedict
J Douglas Sharpe
Humphrey Fights Ohio State Rule On Campus Talks
Senator Humphrey planned to speak at Ohio State University despite university objections to political meetings on campus. OSU officials, students and advisors argued the policy was foolish but Humphrey would proceed with a press conference and two speeches before the Ohio Pastors Convention plus a meeting with Governor DiSalle. A Humphrey aide said support was growing in Stark Summit and Cuyahoga counties as he debated possible slate combat against DiSalle for delegates.
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Columbus
UPI
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Washington
OSU
Dean Williams. Guthrie
Young Democratic Club
Frank O. Miller
Ohio
Miller
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Michael V. di Salle
DiSate
Kennedy
DiSalle
Stark
Summit
Cuyahoga
State's Case Near End In Finch Trial
In Los Angeles Carole Tregoff fights to avoid testifying as the state nears resting its murder case against Dr Bernard Finch over the death of Barbara Jean Finch. The defense cites rights violations from prior questioning and reports she may testify once Finch’s counsel signals readiness.
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Finch
Los Angeles
UPI
Carole Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Carole
Barbara Jean Finch
Las Vegas
John Patrick Cody
Stanford Gets Funds for MBA Training Program
New York UPI reports Ford Foundation provides three and a half million dollars to Stanford University to strengthen a program that trains business administration instructors from underdeveloped nations.
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New York
UPI
Stanford University
Ford Foundation
Four Senate contenders touted for Democratic 1960 bid
Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield ruled out Adlai Stevenson as a major option, naming John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Hubert Humphrey and Stuart Symington as the leading possibilities. California Governor Pat Brown supported the four as front runners while noting Stevenson could be drafted only if a deadlocked convention occurred. Kennedy and Humphrey confirmed active campaigns, Johnson and Symington acknowledged frontrunner status without planning primaries.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mansfield
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Stuart Symingston
Edmund B
Pat
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Johnson
Texas
White House
Symington
Kennedy
Humphrey
Cars Upset Owners Report Vandalism Spree In Pittsburgh
Joe Schmidt says vandals flipped his car onto its side and four other owners reported the same incident near his Pittsburgh area. He notes a Volkswagen had been flipped previously and now the culprits pushed cars from the curb outward. Police investigated as residents seek protection.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Joe Schmidt
Schmidt
Joe
Jewel Thief Ted Rinehart Joins FBI Top 10 List
FBI places jewel thief Ted Rinehart on its top 10 most wanted list. The 33-year-old Florida fugitive is described as armed and dangerous with a long criminal record and aliases. He vanished July 23 after suspected burglaries and jewel thefts, and has a history of prison breaks and drug and alcohol use.
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Washington
UPI
Ted
Jacob Rinehart
FBI
Rinehart
Nelson
Florida
Family of Four Die in Gas Fumes Tragedy in Indiana
In South Bend Indiana a father Homer Leonard 35 and his three children Gene 6 Susan 8 and Sandra 5 died from carbon monoxide after a faulty gas heater filled their unfinished basement home. The mother Bernadette 27 survived in critical condition. The incident raises Indiana's two day toll to twelve deaths from CO poisoning.
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Ind
Indiana
Homer Leonard
Johnstown
Bernadette
Glen
Leonards
Leonard
Gene
Susan
Sandra
Marion
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