Ohio lawmakers ready to override many Lausche vetoes
In Columbus lawmakers press to override about half of 30 vetoed acts as Governor Lausche faces a backlash over vetoes. Speaker Cloud and Senate Leader Mechem signal possible overrides with a three-fifths vote needed in both houses, as the 101st General Assembly nears sine die adjournment on July 13.
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Newark
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Phoenix
Arte
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College of Agricultre
University of Nebraska
Tr. Wro. Reed
Greensboro
N.C
Martin Predicts Revisions to Social Security Bill
Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. said the House will pass a Democratic social security reform package but called it hastily drafted and said the Senate will seek revisions before passage. He forecast President Eisenhower would sign after a revamped bill.
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Richard B. Russell
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Elyria Telephone hearing delayed as company answers prompt PUC cross
The Elyria Telephone Co. began replying to critics at a PUC hearing, prompting a second delay in sessions to review service for about 18 609 subscribers. Commissioner Winter scheduled two more days in July as testers and attorneys push for further testimony on the $4 007 000 expansion plan and improvements to service.
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Winter
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Sion
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Bailey
Floran
Richard Horan
Rassler
Horan
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Seven Boys Die In Canada Avalanche Near Banff
Surviving climbers tell of a deadly slide on a Banff area mountain causing the deaths of seven youths. Two other boys escaped with injuries and were hospitalized. trapped bodies were recovered by pack horses. Names of the victims and survivors are listed by authorities.
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Luther Seddon
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Wiliam Watts
Whitemarsh
William Wise
Proud Street
Souderton
Woodheld
Smith
Willie Wise
Man Fled in 7 Mile Chase Before Crashing Into House
Willie James Richardson, 22, told police why he did not stop during a seven mile chase before he slammed his car into a house. John Scott sentenced him to 120 days at hard labor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Willie James Richardson
John Scott
Funds Denied For Air Force Academy Peace Ship Program
A congressional appropriations committee rejected requests totaling about 12.65 million for the Air Force Academy and 379.9 million for an atomic peace ship project. The panel cut military construction and reactor plans, criticizing earlier funding and urging reevaluation of the peace ship proposal and related civil defense and international trade aims.
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House
Air Academy
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Atomwue Energy ‘Co Siun
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AirForce
Air Force
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TV contestant's mother prays over $32000 decision
Mrs. Catherine Kreitzer of Pennsylvania chose to keep the $32,000 won on the CBS The $64,000 Question after prayer and reading Ephesians 4 5 she said she would not risk losing the money by answering the final question.
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New York
Catherine E. Kreitzer
Tan
Jars
Pos Wolhow
James Kreutrr
Demoyne
Proust Co
Ius
Two Questions Vie For Geneva Priority
Washington reports at the Geneva conference ahead of Eisenhower’s Friday departure that a key issue is whether political settlement or disarmament should come first. Some argue arms race failures reflect broader political maladjustment, while others see limited disarmament progress possible despite cost and budget pressures.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Lfe
United States
Soviet Union
John Foster O 'Dukes
House
Moscow
Mossen
Last Survivor Of Blast Dies In Italy
Florence Italy UP reported the last survivor of a fertilizer factory explosion died Tuesday raising the death toll to nine Ann bale Sordi 29 died from burns. Authorities said the blast originated in a naphtha heated caldron used for boiling animal bones at the silo factory.
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Florence
Italy
Ann
Bale Sordi
Orig
Grenade Accident Kills Two Boys in Sicily Field
In Agrigento Sicily a World War I era grenade exploded killing two boys and injuring others. A third boy died later as authorities investigated the incident at a field where the grenade was found. The event raised questions about handling old ordnance.
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Agrigento
Sicily
Coonan
Opening Delayed by Missing Special Robe
Magistrate Neal P. Battiglieri held up the opening of felony court for 30 minutes Tuesday because he could not find his special robe in New York.
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New York
Neal P. Battiglieri
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