Milk Strike Continues As Ohio Dairies Face Shortages
Milk shipments faced disruption as out of state trucks resumed deliveries to Cleveland while protests persisted. Ohio officials reported few area shortages beyond the immediate region, with health departments adjusting permits and a state injunction targeting Sealtest Dairy to halt picketing and protect shipments.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Marion G. Fisher
Elyria Health Department
Snd
Cleveland Health Department
Tuyahawa County Common Pleas
Odfba [Ho
Sealtest
Ohio
Donald EF. Lybarger
Boy Holds Own After Kidney Transplant
Doctors report a 1-year-old Canton boy is holding his own after a rare kidney transplant from a woman who died of a heart attack. If Ronald Rushe recovers, he would be the first person to survive such an operation.
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Apt
Canton
Aidney
Ronald Rushe
Lincoln Proposes Middle East Oil Co Op To Boost Living
Murray D. Lincoln, insurance executive and cooperative leader, calls for a Middle East oil cooperative with profits used to raise living standards. He aims to curb rulers' waste, prevent nationalization, and suggests UN commission including producers, consumers, oil firms, and key cooperatives to plan the venture.
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UPI
Murray D. Lincoln
Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
Cooperative League of the USA
CARE
Insurance
United Nations
Book Authority Dies
New York reports the death of Dr. Hans Nachod 73 a leading authority on rare books who died Wednesday in New York City.
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New York
UPD
Hans Nachod
Free Care For Vets Faces Call To Limit Aid
AMA and American Hospital Association urged Congress to restrict free hospital care for veterans with illnesses not connected to military service. They told the House Veterans Committee that a clearly defined policy is needed and that after discharge care should be offered only for a limited period.
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Upi
American Medical Association
AMA
American Hospital Association
Congress
House Veterans Committee
Russell B Roth
Erie
Martin R. Steinberg
New York
The
Hospital Association
Revolution In Iraq Ends 25 Year Dream
Baghdad reports Brig Abdul Karim Kassem ended a 25 year pursuit by overthrowing the monarchy. He outlined a forthcoming provisional constitution for the Iraqi republic after a plebiscite, saying reforms would benefit the nation and noting Iraq’s path with Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan.
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UPI
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Egypt
Syria
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Kassem
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Britain
Iraqi Republic
Wickie Still Missing After Ballon Nose Cone Search
CAPE CANAVERAL FL. A dawn search begins for Wickie the space mouse whose testing nose cone is believed to have re entered or returned. Air Force planes and ships patrol near Ascension Island 1000 miles from Africa as officials weigh loss risk and recovery prospects.
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Imouse
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Ascension Island
Africa
Middle East Crisis Dominates Week With Summit Hopes
The week centered on Middle East tensions as U S Britain and France pushed toward a U N summit in New York. Russia vetoed a Lebanon force reinforcement resolution amid Lebanon Parliament delays and Chamoun successor talks under a likely parliamentary compromise.
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Great Britain
France
Russia
United Nations
New York
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Lebanon
Theroops
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Congressional hearing on savings and loan insurance guarantees
Albert J. Robertson, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, urged a Senate housing subcommittee to ban commercial insurance guarantees for deposits by savings and loan associations. He warned the practice undercuts federal protection schemes and called for legislative action.
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Senate
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Robertson
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
James Roosevelt
Calif
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
Roosevelt
Beall
FCC Refuses AT&T Rate Increase Amid Testimony Controversy
FCC declines to allow AT&T to raise leased teleprinter service rates while upholding a 15 percent cut for private line service. Subcommittee debates Beall Roosevelt testimony amid endorsements and questions about propriety and influence.
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UPI
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Family Savings & Loan Assesion
Maryland
American Telephone
Graph Co
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FCC
American Savings
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Adbuliauuik
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John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Joseph S. Clark
D Pa
Capehart
Summit date eyed as 2000 newsmen expected at U N
United Nations officials foresee August 4 as the earliest possible Security Council summit date. Up to 2000 reporters are expected in New York to cover the meeting, much more than the 800 who covered Suez debates in 1956. Dag Hammarskjold works on housing and observer force plans while diplomats confer. Public access to the UN building likely barred with television coverage planned.
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France
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London
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Washington
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Hammarskjold
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U. S
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Henry Cabottington
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Canada
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Colombia
India
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Pakistan
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U. N
Gaza Strip
Mendes France Visits China Amid Telecommunication Talks
Premier Mendes France arrives in Peiping from Moscow to discuss a 15 percent tariff cut and private intercity telephone lines. The visit, invited by China’s Foreign Affairs, signals potential FCC impacts on China News Agency user access and press telephony.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pierre Mendes - France
Peiping
FCC
China
Mendes France
Moscow
The Muslim World as a Unifying Force in the Middle East
The article argues Islam serves as the era’s strongest unifier in Arab lands, linking politics and religion. It cites Mohammed’s teachings, the Koran’s duties, and Fatihs of Islam’s spread while noting historical clashes and modern shifts toward more liberal interpretations.
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United Press International
Ong
Cee
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mo L
Hammed
Atawe
Mecca
Mohammed
Sword’s Point
North
Africa
Spain
Charles Martel
France
Tours
Europe
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Allah
King of Fishermen contest offers Miami trip
A state wide King of Fishermen contest begins Saturday with the winner earning a free trip to Miami to compete with top anglers such as Ted Williams and Joe Brooks, as part of the Four Main Centers Metropolitan Miami Fishing tour.
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Columbus
UPI
Fla
Ted Williams
Joe Brooks
Sam Snead
George Robey
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Omee
Ohio
India
Mohammed
Ohio prison system hits all time high 11600 inmates
Ohio’s prison and reformatories reach a record total of 11 600 inmates as Maury Koblentz chief of the Division of Corrections notes a 21 percent rise in commitments for the January-June period compared with 1957. He warns the recession drives the surge and calls for a four point program including more facilities and expanded pardon and parole. Ohio ranks third in U S civilian prison population behind New York and California.
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UPI
Ohio
Maury Koblentz
Division of Corrections
Koblentz
Central States Corrections Assn
New York
Callifornia
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