Legislature Seen Sustaining Price Control Veto
Ohio news reports Gov. Michael V. DiSalle’s veto of the dairy price control bill will be sustained by the Legislature. The veto centers on reform to ban loss leader selling and costly distributor gifts, with debate over enforcement and cost calculations for each distributor. The House approved the move and the Senate backed against an override, while backroom pressure and support from small merchants influenced votes. DiSalle calls government involvement protective but says it risks market fairness.
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William FE. Tangney
House
Senate
Saya
DiSalle
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Capitol Hill
United Mine Workers
Senate Labor
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ingain
Defense Industries
Bradley
Bulova Research & Development Labs Inc
Atom-Power Ship Savannah Christened by Mamie Eisenhower
Camden New Jersey reports the christening of the N S Savannah the world s first atomic powered merchant ship Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower breaks a champagne bottle to mark launch described by President Eisenhower as a floating laboratory construction cost 40 95 million length 595 5 feet cargo 9400 tons passengers about 60 crew 100 to 130 speed 21 knots range 300 000 miles without refueling shakedown tests planned before potential charter to private operator design emphasizes safety with two main compartments to remain afloat in a credible accident no hazardous radioactivity release
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Camden
APS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
N.S. Savannah
Savannah
Atlantic Ocean
New York Shipsbuilding Corp
Eisenhower
Fire Guts Building In Bellefontaine Downtown
A three story brick building in Bellefontaine suffered a major fire Monday night with eight fire companies fighting for six hours. The blaze reached the roof after consuming false walls and ceilings and threatened adjacent structures. Damage is estimated around twenty thousand dollars with most drug store merchandise destroyed.
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George J. Young
Peck's
Bellefontaine Chamber of Commerce
Young
Crash claims life near Columbia Center
Stanley Swinning of Summit Station was killed Monday night in a two car collision about three miles north of here. Two passengers in Swinning's vehicle were injured, one seriously.
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Columbia Center
Stanley Swinning
Summit Station
Here
Swinning
Avio
Chronicle Telegram Local Notices Messy OCR Entry
A garbled OCR notice from The Chronicle Telegram lists addresses and figures including Gate Secnad and Lorais County papers. It mentions youths and counties with scattered monetary amounts such as 816.60 and 16.60, but the full context and exact actions are unclear.
Cuban Revolution Imminent as Castro Tightens Grip
A historical examination notes Castro's rising magnetism and the 26th of July movement as a symbol of opposition. It cites vague revolutionary aims, chaos from decrees, massive unemployment, disrupted farming, and firing squads with hundreds fallen as Castro consolidates power and critics face dismissal.
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Pidel Castro
America
Cuba
Castro
Unmarked Crossings to Get Stop Look Sign Up
Ohio moves to install Stop Look and Listen signs at 268 railroad crossings lacking them. The Public Utilities Commission reported most of the 14 railroads agreed to install crossbucks after a May request. Some railroads objected that certain crossings are alleys or private property and thus not required under laws. Nickel Plate and Wabash had not replied by May 22.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Commission
Highway Department
Cincinnati Bus Shooting Kills Kentucky Woman
Margar et Duncan 38 Lookout Heights Kentucky killed after exiting a Greene Bus Line run into Northern Kentucky. Suspect Mrs Leona Harris Covington Kentucky sought by Kenton County police. Duncan shot three times in right side and back and died at once. Driver Earl Hamilton described two women alighting together. revolver with three empties found nearby.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Margaret Duncan
Lookout Heights
Ohio River
Kentucky
Kenton County
Leona Harris
Covington
Earl Hamilton
Greene
Khrushchev Faces Hostile Press Across Scandinavia
Scandinavian editors defend their right to criticize Khrushchev as Soviet cancellations of his Nordic tour spark uproar at the Geneva talks. Danish premier Hansen regrets press limits while Sweden's Nyheter calls the behavior a chilling sign, and Norway's Gerhardsen cautions about ties.
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Stockholm
UPI
Scandinavia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Union
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Geneva
Moscow
Poland
Warsaw
Andrei Gromyko
H. C. Hansen
Tage Erlander
Einar Gerhardsen
Dagens Nyheter
Costs Could Soar If Cold War Veterans Benefits Expand
The Senate weighs extending benefits to Cold War veterans to match World War I and Korean War levels, with costs potentially exceeding two billion dollars in five years. Present and planned spending totals about 6.6 billion for the coming fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Itchy Trigger Finger: Ulbricht Seen as Real War Threat
United Press International president Frank H. Bartholomew warned that East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht poses the real threat of war. He described Ulbricht as a crafty, restless figure who relies on Soviet backing and military bluff to sustain his regime.
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UPI
Los Angeles
UPD
United Press International
East Germany
Bartholomew
Russia
Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Communist’ Party of
Ulbricht
Soviet Union
East Berlin
West Berlin
Front Porch Harmon Wins Historic Moniker In Congress
Washington report notes Rep. Randall Harmon of Indiana has turned his front porch into a hometown office earning $100 a month in rent and public interest. His daughter negotiates access at the Capitol while Harmon jokes about a presidential bid amid growing attention from new members nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Randall S. Harmon
D-Ind
Mama
Munce
Sesson
Wayne Miller
Bly
Manna
Miller
Fallon
Falton
Harmon
Congress
General Motors
Horton
Randall Harmon
Har‘mon
Union
Leahy Rites Set Thursday at National Cathedral
Funeral services for Fleet Adm. William D. Leahy former chief of naval operations and World War II presidential adviser will be held at Washington National Cathedral Thursday. He died Monday at the Navy Medical Center Bethesda after a cerebral vascular failure. Burial with military honors is planned at Arlington National Cemetery. His body lies in state in Bethlehem Chapel from noon Wednesday to noon Thursday.
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Washington
UPD
Washington National Cathedral
Fleet Adm
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Leahy
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Navy
Arlington National Cemetery
Bethlehem Chapel
New Tax Law Challenged As Unconstitutional In Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court faced challenges to Ohio’s new sales tax law that ends tax stamps on auto purchases. Auto dealer George Byers Sons Inc and Edward H Minor filed suits alleging unconstitutional and discriminatory treatment. The actions named Tax Commissioner Bowers Attorney General McElroy and Franklin County Clerk Metzger as co-defendants.
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Columbus
UPS
Franklin County
Stanley J. Bowers
Mark McElroy
Robert L. Metzger
Franklin County Clerk of Courts
Dorticos Seeks U.S. Understanding of Cuban Revolution
Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado, rising to Cuba’s presidency, urged the United States to understand Cuba’s revolution and its nationalist aims. He said Americans should not fear communism, claiming the revolution serves Cuban objectives and laws.
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Havana
UPI
Osvaldo Dormicos Torrado
Cuba
Dorticos
United States
Corticos
United Press International
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Nnot
Queen Elizabeth Heads to Resumed Tour Despite Illness
Queen Elizabeth II resumes royal duties after a two day rest for an upset stomach. She travels with Prince Philip aboard the royal train following arrival from the Northwest Territories. The prince visited Ye Howknife and Uranium City near the Saskatchewan border while the Queen rested.
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Edmonton
Alberta
UPI
Elizabeth H
Prince Philip
Northwest Territories
Ye Howknife
Uranium City
Saskatchewan
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UPI Telephote
Mamie
Bellefontaine
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Lega
Boidaye
Lorais
Mau
Ledelh
Atjntotag
Manuel Urrutia Lico
Klas Ullman
U.S.S.R
West Germany
Kremlin
Honey
Homse
Bes Bertling
Rateden
Bes
Sermesly Wart
U.S
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