Eisenhower and Russell Discuss Rights Bill Conflict
Washington reports that President Eisenhower and Sen Richard Russell clashed over the civil rights bill amid Southern opposition. Russell sought time to outline Southern objections while Nixon ruled the House-passed bill valid with a minor technical correction. Humphrey and Douglas urged fair debate. Knowland and GOP allies hinted at potential gag tactics but remained cautious about timing.
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Washington
Ins
White House
Richard M. Russell
Russell
Eisenhower
Teri
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Paul H. Douglas
F. Knowland
Secon
Acc
Hubert H. Humphrey Dy Minn
Douglas
Knowland
Hospital Prison Program Largest In Ohio History
Columbus announces Ohio will undertake four point seven million dollars in state mental hospital venue and prison projects within a year. The Public Works Department reports seven million four hundred forty eight thousand nine hundred forty dollars in new projects finished or under construction and will let contracts on another seven million dollars within sixty days.
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Columbus (Lp
G. C. William O'Neil
Iday Omo
Public Works Department
Apple Creek State Hospital
O'Neill
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Columbus
Ohio
Lebanon Reformatory
Hawthornden State Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
Cleveland Receiving Hospital
Dayton State Hospital
Orient State Institution
Marion Correctional Institution
Tiffin State Hospital
Central Power Plant
Longview State Hospital
Extra Juror Choices Delay Clinton Trial
In Knoxville, Tennessee, the Clinton case faces delays as four alternate jurors must be chosen. An all white jury, including two women, was seated after a two day examination of 31 talesmen amid disputes over segregation. Four Negroes were rejected. defense challenges contributed to the lineup.
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Knoxville
John Kasper
Clinton
Talesmen
U. S
Robert L. Taylor
Robert L. Dobbs
Dobbs
East Tennessee
Drive On Foreign Trial Of GI's Weakening
In Washington the House debates a plan to bar trials of GIs in foreign courts, amid warnings that triggering such action could disrupt military alliances. The rules committee will revisit the resolution, with no clear indication of final action today.
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Washington
INS
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Iit
Eisenhower
Springfield
Luito
Ran
Sree College
Throughun
William
Girard
Lutheran conference draws 300 plus pastors and readers
More than 300 pastors and Jayi readers were expected for a conference and a Board of American Missions meeting of the United Lutheran Church in America. The event is one of seven summer sessions discussing the Lutheran World Federation theme ahead of the August Minneapolis gathering. Dr. Ernst Kinder from the University of Munster will deliver the keynote address today.
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Board of American Missions
United Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran World Federation
Minneapolis
Ernst Kinder
Dr. Kinder
University of Munster
Germany
Ohio Schools Must Delay Aid Appeals
Ohio schools seeking state construction aid must delay plans for a month before submitting applications. The State Board of Education, on President Manchester's recommendation, deferred action on an aid petition procedure proposed by E. E. Kolt. Final approval is expected at a special meeting next month.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Robert A. Manchester
E. E. Kolt
102Nd
General Assembly
Acton
Manchester
Federal States Clash Over Return of Projects and Taxes
Washington leaders anticipate Eisenhower to appoint Weeks and other aides to meet governors on handing back federal projects and tax powers. Governors urge selecting one federal project to nationalize by state control and pairing it with a matching tax cut. Indiana pushes to restrict publicized relief and expand state welfare flexibilities amid a broader rights debate.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Commerce
Sinclair
White House
Ike
Williamsburg
Indiana
Truman
Ameri
Jenner
Sen
Wil-Idiana
Tham Jenner
Police Probe Escape From Jail At Lorain
Lorain police investigate an escape from the city jail as inmates reportedly exploited poor conditions and staffing. Officials indicate a turnkey on duty may have been unaware of the breakout while most prisoners remained inside.
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Lorain
Ford
Jak
Mumford
CTS
Indictments Value Stolen Gulf Oil Maps at 34.45 Million
Federal grand jury issues new indictments totaling 34 million plus for theft of geological exploration maps from Gulf Oil Corp. Reyes faces charges, with bonds set at 40,000 after plea of innocent to a related July 3 theft. Additional arrests include Reves Lieberman and Emanuel Lester for related crimes, while a fugitive charge could bring FBI involvement.
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Reyes
Ispiracy
Reves
Charles Morano
Ward Lieberman
YMCA
Emanuel Lester
U.S. Tackless Corp
New
New York City
Detroit
York
Mapsi Department
Cleveland
Irving Milner
aLorain
Canada
Lorain
Vine Ave
Mumford
Heyes
FBI
Holdup Movie Stars Enter Guilty Pleas
Three defendants from Cleveland area pleaded guilty to robbery after a hidden camera recorded a stickup. Steve R. Thomas 24 Miss Wanda Dicenzi 18 and Miss Rose O'Donnell 18 face potential long prison terms in county common pleas court Tuesday.
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Cleveland
IXS
Steve R. Thomas
Wanda’ Dicenzi Ami
Rose O'Donnell
Cleveland Area
County Common Pleas Court
Girard Bride Faces Charges and Pleas in Kidnapping Case
CAMP WHITTINGTON Japan LNS The Japanese bride of GI William Girard pleads guilty to charges tied to a heist at St Clair Savings Loan Co in Cleveland and faces U S Army jurisdiction. Judge Mahon remands the three suspects to jail and delays sentencing for a probation report.
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Japan
Lns
GI William
Girard
United
U. S Army Jurisdic
St Clair Savings
Supreme Court
Loan Co
Cleveland
John .J. Mahon
Army Spethe Three Io
Water Pollution Law Faces Legal Test in Ohio
The article reports on the water pollution control law facing a legal test as Ohio cities await a board decision. The three municipalities may form a joint treatment plan, with a six day notice period to oppose board action and possible court action to enforce pollution findings. The discussion includes attempts at friendly negotiation and potential legal routes.
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Dwork
Sime Healy
Ralph State
Cain Lake
Eris
Greg Ce
Nelere
Nature Delays Drive For Asiatic Flu Vaccine
U S public health officials report the Asiatic flu vaccine drive faces a natural delay as the new virus strain grows slowly in labs. Despite the setback, progress continues with multiple experimental vaccines tested on volunteers and more shipments expected, aiming for large-scale production by August.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Far East
U.S. Public Health Service
Keith Jensen
Montgomery
Ala
Jensen
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Stanton
Rock
Natural Bridge State Park
Ohio
William S. Hamlin
Lexingston
Hamlin
Mary Carol
Robert
Inlaw
H. M. Hilburn
Joliet
Ed Gabbard
Foster
A. D. Lynn
Portsmouth
Lexington
Ja. B. McEwen
University of Kentucky
Bride Was Lonely In Tennessee Divorce Tale
In Washville Tennessee former Mrs Florence Norris aged 65 married 71 year old Thomas Henderson and soon said she was tired of living alone. The brief report notes a motivated marriage ending in a lonely life.
Map theft case links Gulf employee to Pittsburgh agent
U S Attorney D Malcolm Anderson says about 2500 maps from Gulf files on oil potential were stolen in a plot involving a Gulf employee and Pittsburgh insurance agent in a coffee shop. Charles W B Smith allegedly removed surveys and handed them to Charles W Washburn of Alison Park Pa. maps were taken to San Antonio Texas and photographed by H Houghton Phillips of Buller Pennsylvania. Washburn and Phillips face interstate transportation charges. earlier indictments include Col Odie R Seagraves and Ed.
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U.S
Malcolm Anderson
Charles W. B. Smith
Charles W. Washburn
Alison Park
Washburn
San Antonio
Tex
H. Houghton Phillips
Buller
Texas
Phillips
Col
Odie R. Seagraves
Houston
Red Skelton Tours Europe for Sick Son
American comedian Red Skelton arrives in Stockholm with his wife and children for a world tour. Richard Skelton, age ten, suffers from leukemia, and the family planned a brief stop in Winnipeg before continuing. The trip follows Skelton's stated aim to expose his son to world wonders and light up his life.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Red Skelton
Richard
Washington
INS
Arthur Miller
Skelton
Copenhagen
Los Angeles
Cornell University
Daugh' Joseph Raub
Skeltons
Winnipeg
Sask
Marcus Singer
Miller
Marilyn Mont
Iname
Singer
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