Confidence Bohlen Backed For Post By Ike
President Eisenhower expresses strong support for Charles Bohlen as a top State Department post. White House and State officials confirm Bohlen may join the policy planning staff to focus on Russian affairs despite Republican opposition over his previous positions. Dispatches say Bohlen may accept the post instead of retiring.
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Washington
UPI
Charles ¥. Bohlen
State Department
Eissenhower
Christian A. Herter
Bohlen
Congress
Senate Gop
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Herter
Manila
Washington Post
Ohio Sales Tax Rises 4.5 Percent in Fiscal Year
Ohio’s sales tax take for the year ending June 30 reached 234.74 million dollars, up 4.5 percent from last year but short of the 1956 57 peak. In 21 of 88 counties, receipts fell year over year, with Morgan County dropping 9 percent and Perry 6.8 percent. Montgomery and Greene counties led gains with 17.7 and 17.4 percent increases respectively. The truck axle tax rose 50 percent, adding about 20 million dollars, while stamp sales also showed notable totals.
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Columbus
UPI
Morgan County
Ohio
Perry County
Morgan
Meigs County
Brown
Butler
Clermont
Lawrence
Preble
Warren
Nixon says press will cover Moscow trip without censorship
Vice President Nixon and American reporters head to Russia with assurances from the Soviet government that coverage will be unfettered. Nixon cited Soviet Foreign Office guidance that U.S. newsmen will be treated as in the Macmillan case, allowing timely filing and no censorship.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Nixon
U. S
Macmillan
Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Ohio newspaper issue description and details
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company issued a second class mail publication from 225 East Erie Ohio. The date July 18 1959 is noted with publisher details and location in Lorain County. The snippet references Gill publication and Sundars and a cee governmentage.
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Lorain County
Prin’ Sne & Pubiatine’ Co
East Art
Local Stocks Brief from Midwest Exchange
Market notes show Midwest Exchange activity with broker Bret FAntex reporting mixed moves. Shares across sectors shift as investors weigh regional earnings and commodity prices amid thin trading.
Amazingly Calm Suspect Arraigned in Golf Pro Killing
Theresa De Francesco 23 of Rochester was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Richard Smith 27 a Canton Golf Club instructor. She admitted firing two shots from a 22 caliber revolver after a dispute over their breakup. The body was found in his car near the club. She was arrested at a roadblock miles away.
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Canton
N.Y
Theresa de Francesco
Rochester
Richard Smith
Canton Golf Club
Miss de Francesco
Smith
Man of the Week Kassem Faces Baghdad Turmoil
In Baghdad Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kassem, 44, notes forgiveness as a duty and resists bloodthirsty followers while promising a future with a new parliament by 1960. Dusty, half-demolished Baghdad marks a city in transition as ministers come and go amid mid east oil wealth and shifting Communist support.
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Premis Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraq
Baghdad
Kassem
Modernized Sunday blue laws open state parks and fairs
Ohio implements a modernized Sunday blue law after Gov. DiSalle signed the emergency measure, removing many old provisions while still banning work on Sunday except for necessity or by those who observe Saturday sabbath. The law allows state parks fairs and public entertainment to operate on Sundays with limited travel recreation and education exceptions.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Lighter Side in Washington on military servants
Assistant defense secretary Charles C. Finucane told a House Armed Services subcommittee that enlisted men serving on personal staffs are professional career servicemen, not servants. He said the term “personal staffs” covers limited roles, while critics misread the duties and costs. Kowalski pressed on counts of stewards and beds, but Finucane said there are no servants in the military and that only about 2 470 personnel are assigned to such staffs.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Charles C. Finucane
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Finucane
Sayi
Finucain
Subcommittee
Mehini Price
Chief of Naval Operations
Rep
Frank Kowalski
West Point
Kowalski
Pentagon
Police Nab Golfer In Smut Case
Willowick Ohio police arrested 31 year old amateur golfer Alex Solanics as he attempted to dump a bag of smutty pictures and literature into the Chagrin River after being followed by officers. He admitted renting a box at Willoughby Post Office and using a false name to correspond about sex.
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Willowick
Upti
Ohio
Chagrin River
Cleveland
Alex Solanics
Solamcs
Willoughby Post Office
Burned Out Car Searched For Robbery Clues
FBI agents examined a burned out stolen Ford found south of Niles in a bid to locate clues in a wide manhunt for a robber who escaped with 341000 from a savings and loan teller two days earlier. The vehicle was stolen the day before the robbery and is thought to have been used by the bandit and an accomplice.
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Niles. D
UPI
FBI
Here
Savings and Loan
Economists Disagree On Steel Strike Impact At Mackinac
A panel of seven economists including Dr. Robert Nathan and J. Kenneth Galbraith briefed Democratic governors G. Mennen Williams and Orville Freeman at Mackinac Island. Nathan warned the steel strike inflates prices, while Galbraith argued its effect is exaggerated. Others predicted wage trends and duration.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
UPI
Robert Nathan
Washington
Harvard
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Adlai Stevenson
Williams
Freeman
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Great Lakes
William Haber
University of Michigan
Richard A. Musgrave
Johns Hopkins University
Richard A. Lester
Princeton University
Behan Returns To Hospital After London Spree
Irish playwright Brendan Behan 35, known for his boisterous two day binge in London, is back in a Dublin hospital with diabetes. He was arrested for public drunkenness in London, pleaded guilty, paid a fine, and was brought home to Dublin where he again fell ill and was hospitalized.
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Dublin
UPI
Brendan Behan
London
Behan
Fleet Street
Hair Specialist Here Sunday Will Show Hair Saving Method
Coral Gables Fla July 19 hair loss clinic demonstration by trichologist T H Williams of Harlowe Hair Experts at Graystone Hotel Sunday from 1 60 to 8 00 p m. He will examine men and women and outline the new Harlow home treatment adapted to individuals after personal checks.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Elyria
T. H. Williams
Harlowe
Graystone Hotel
Harlow
Dent Walt
Tee
Gray- Stone
No- Genel Boak
Coral Gabler
Ejorida
Miss Universe Hoopla Opens in Long Beach Tonight
In Long Beach California the 1959 Miss Universe pageant starts with 30 foreign entrants and 46 from the United States. Contestants dined with hostesses and consular corps, held breakfast at the Lafayette Hotel, posed at the Pacific Coast Club, and will parade downtown with floats and bands. Luz Marina Zuluaga of Colombia will spin a globe at Veterans Memorial Stadium to inaugurate the event. The parade is set for Sunday at 2 30 p.m. The Miss United States title is to be decided midweek with 15 finalists named, leading to the Miss Universe final Friday night.
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Consular Corps
Lafayette Hotel
Pacific Coast Club
Ocean Front
Luz Marina Zuluaga
Colombia
Veterans’ Memorial ‘Stadium
Long Beach
62 Die In Storm Stampede At Pusan Open Air Show
In Pusan Korea, 62 people died as spectators were crushed or trampled during a sudden rain storm at a free citizens show. About 60 000 attended at Pusan Stadium with 100 plus injured as crowds surged for exits after rain from Typhoon Billie began.
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Seoul
UPI
Pusan
Orient Press
Pusan Stadium
Kukje
Korea
Billie
Enterprise Skipper Succumbs At 64
NEW YORK Rear Adm. Samuel P. Ginder USN retired aged 64 died Friday of a cerebral thrombosis. He served as captain of the aircraft carrier Enterprise in 1943.
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New York
Samuel P. Ginder
U.S.N
Enterprise
Divorce Granted After Cooking Comment
Sam Lieberman, a traveling salesman, was granted a divorce from his third wife after testifying he could not eat her cooking. He said he was not planning to remarry and quipped that if he cannot eat the food, he does not need a wife.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Lieberman
Lieberman
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