Peaceful Steel Wage Settlement Predicted by Iron Age
Iron Age reports a peaceful wage settlement plan for the steel industry. It notes high demand and record production in 1955, with mills operating at capacity and backlogs threatening prices. The union seeks maintenance of production while aiming for a wage increase, as auto makers face possible strikes and carnet prospects.
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Assembly Deadlocks Loom On 2 School Bills
In Columbus the Legislature faces deadlocks between House and Senate on two major school bills. The anti narcotics bill moves forward in the House after 18 months of study while the Senate approved it. House Judiciary amends the narcotics bill, calling for an elect board, with decorum in dispute amid education groups claiming undemocratic moves and threats to public education. The school finance and State Board of Education bills ignite a wider clash between chambers and Gov Lausche. The Senate committee favors a district board structure, while the House seeks a nine member board. Gov Lausche warns the Senate bill is not acceptable, citing funding gambits. The hearing highlighted tension between education advocates and ministers over board control and school financing.
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Raymond Wool
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Killer Of 3 Called Fanatic 8 Killed In Plane Crashes
Across the nation eight people died in recent plane crashes with 15 others injured as a Memorial Day period tally rose. Incidents included a Shreveport bomber crash killing four airmen, a Lebanon New Hampshire incident with a DC2, and several other fatal wrecks. Names and locations of victims span Maj William H. Perkins and Lt Col Frank J. P. Raser among others, with recovered wreckage items hinting at Indiana Speedway ties.
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Lebanon
Northeast Airlines
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Frank J. P. Raser
San Antonio
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Chico
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Huntingdon
Mt. Pleasant
Indianapolis Speedway
London surprise as chauffeur turns out to be Danny Kaye
A London trip ended in astonishment Tuesday when a polite uniformed chauffeur driving London Airport to a city hotel removed his sunglasses and revealed himself as comedian Danny Kaye. The couple Schwartz, unaware of the stunt, watched as the surprise unfolded.
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U.S. Study Of Seaway Need Begun
The U S Maritime Administration started a survey to decide if the Great Lakes Seaway should be an essential trade route. If yes, subsidies may back American merchant lines serving lake ports.
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Bank killer’s God message sparks Dayton bank massacre
Richard Meyers, 47, opened fire in two Dayton banks, killing three and wounding five before police killed him. Eight bullets were found in his body and police recovered 100 rounds. Victims included Joxeon Gavin, Frieda Cramer, and George Sawaya Sr, with several wounded including bank executives and a guard. Meyers left religious tracts denouncing bankers as adversaries of God.
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Senate Poised To Pass 8% Postal Pay Boost
Senate leaders predicted rapid passage of a compromise 8 percent pay raise for about 500000 postal workers. The bill, a substitute for an 8.8 percent rise, follows earlier Senate action and faces administration objections, with hearings and votes slated as lawmakers shape financing and job classification changes for schools and federal employees.
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Physician Convicted Of Perjury in Federal Case
Federal jury convicts Dr Alexander Spaeth of perjury over forged treatment card tied to $71 000 Warren bank robbery. Spaeth, free on 5000 bond, faces up to five years. sentencing delayed pending appeal. Sanzo testified he was not in Spaeth’s office on the robbery date.
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Flashlight as Murder Weapon in Sheppard Case
The Court of Appeals weighs a new defense claim that Marilyn Sheppard was killed with a red lacquered flashlight. Dr. Samuel Sheppard, convicted of second degree murder, faces a potential reversal as defense argues the weapon was not produced at trial and the flashlight could be the instrument, with red chips possibly nail polish and a blood stained pillow case noted at trial.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Court of Appeals
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William J. Cortiigan
Bay Village
Corrigan
Paul L. Kirk
California
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Courts Face Flood of Lawsuits Over Desegregation Order
After the Supreme Court ordered prompt desegregation, lawyers foresee generational litigation. Southern officials and lawmakers warn of ongoing resistance while lower courts interpret the order. Immediate effects begin in four districts in Kansas, D.C., South Carolina, and Virginia, with Southern states bearing the main problems.
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High Court
Congress
John Bell Williams
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Virginia
Britons Urged to Eat More Apples Campaign
The fruit committee of the National Farmers Union and the British Dental Association jointly launched an eat more apples campaign in London. The aim is to promote apple consumption as a preventative to tooth decay.
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British Dental Association
Fishing Laws Study Requested by Ohio Senator
Senator Ralph Humphrey asked Tuesday for a study of Ohio Lake Erie commercial fishing rules. The Ashtabula Republican resolution urged comparing Ohio laws with Canada Michigan Pennsylvania and New York to ensure Ohio fishermen can compete with others sharing the lake and to overhaul state regulations.
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