Senator Asks If House Will Act On Bill Too
Senator Richard B. Russell said he will back Senate action on a military reserve bill if the House commits to follow. He cited past Senate bills dying in the House and opposed tying the reserve plan to extending the draft as administration pressure grows. The issue follows debates over duty, timing, and a June deadline, with House action uncertain.
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Russell
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Dhouse
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Bute
Woolson
Congress
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Harry Lev
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United
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Austria
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Jackson George
D-Ga
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Reign Relations Committee
United States
John Foster Dulles
Thomas G. Abernethy
Mississippi
Ezralornes
Washington
Abernethy T Benson
Salk Vaccine Theory May Lead To Others
Washington reports Surgeon General Scheele says there is good reason to believe the Salk polio vaccine theory can apply to vaccines against other diseases. The piece notes ongoing federal reviews, on spot checks of six manufacturers, and comments from Pittsburgh and New York officials. It references bank robbery cases in Cleveland and a large juvenile gathering near Columbia University.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Gordon L. McDonough
U.S
Scheele
Vision
For Health Service
Toeign
Eisenhower
Public Health Service
Salk
New York
Basil Pogeen
National Foundal Assn
Grant
O'Connor
Experts Doubt Ohio Uranium Find Valuable
Ohio geologists doubt an uranium deposit in Belmont county is valuable. Two gangs with about 100 men examined soil traces and pipe lengths but found little evidence of a deposit worth mining.
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Ohio
Clatrsville
Geiger
Jmives
Belmont County
Splits in Ohio Legislature Threaten End to Sessions
Ohio House and Senate clash over school board size and mental hospital bond plan as lawmakers push toward June 23 adjournment. Senate backs 23 member board versus House 9, with governor favoring appointment. House bond proposal lacks tax or spending earmarks, while Sen Deddens adds plan to allocate bond funds to mental hospitals. Absenteeism worsens delay as GOP policy vote is postponed with 97 of 134 members present.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Ohio
Senate Education Committee
Board of Education
C. Stanley Mechem
Roger Cloud
William Deddens
Cincinnati
USW Aide Recants 'Red' Charge Denial in Senate Probe
A Senate investigation into CIO steel workers political action director John Mullen faced possible perjury action as an aide to United Steelworkers repeated denial of former Communist ties amid probe.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Mazrei
FBI
Communist Party
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Washington
CIO
Massel
John Mullen
United Steelworkers
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
USW
INS
CIO Steelworkers
McDonald backs steel union aide in Pittsburgh hearing
John Mazzei, longtime FBI undercover agent, testified that Mullen was a Communist and attempted to frame Pennsylvania Justice Mi Hiner. The hearing room debated a mental health bill as a separate, noncontroversial GOP proposal moved through.
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FBI
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mullen
Pennsylvania
Clairton
John J. Meni
Sen
Price Daniel
Tex
United Steelworkere
David J. McDonald
Joseph D
Mazal
Senate
Guy Hiner
R-Stark
Civil Service
Mazzel
GOP
McDonald
Pittsburgh
Mul
Fae
Deadinetinn
Mazzei
Communist Party
Musmanne
Elyria IOOF Officers Reelected
Elyria's Northwest Encampment of Odd Fellows reelected officers for six months and conferred the patriarchal degree on Medina candidates. House bills back front license plates, a six member state fair grounds commission, and a revised weight formula for truck trailers. Senate actions included Port Authorities and living quarters for married students. Two witnesses testified on John Mullen’s alleged Communist ties. Musmanno denied requests linked to bribery charges.
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Medina
House
Senate
State Fairgrounds Commission
Post- Co
Otiere
Crosser
Horvath
A. C. Miller
Karl Lehman
Fred Aebe
Cancer Society
St. Lawrence Seaway
Delbert Latta
Bowling Green
Robbers Get Long Terms In Cleveland Case
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Parker Fulton sentenced Ernest H. Kovacs to 21 to 70 years in the penitentiary for the March 12 holdup attempt at Brown's jewelry store during which he shot Patrolman Joseph Belle in the hand. His co defendant Jay Evans received a 20 to 25 year term. They were also convicted of a February 20 stickup at Helen's food market.
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Cleveland
INL
Cuyahoga i County
Common Pleas
Parker Fulton
Fulton
Ernest H. Kovacs
Brown
Kovacs
Joseph Belle
Jay Evans
Akron AA to Mark 20th Anniversary at Goodyear Theater
More than 1,500 men and women from across the United States will gather in Akron at Goodyear Theater Sunday at 2 30 p m to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Alcoholics Anonymous. Founder Dr Robert H Smith known as Dr Bob and Bill W of New York founded AA in 1934 and Akron became the movement’s nerve center. Founders Day is held each June with Father Paul Offe Indianapolis as the Sunday speaker. Local AA offices coordinate efforts and provide help without pressure or links to temperance groups. Akron also claims the first alcoholic hospital ward at St Thomas Hospital.
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United States
Goodyear Theater
Iife
Alcoholics Anonymous
Robert H. Smith
Bob
Bul W
New York City
Akron
Europe
Australia
Paul Offé
Indianapolis
St Thomas Hospital
Elyria Mayor and Ohio Governor Lunch in Columbus
A luncheon in Columbus with Elyria Mayor J Grant Keys and Ohio Governor Frank J Lausche pivots on Elyria highway issues. The two leaders quarrel over who arranged the meeting while a reporter sits in, and the talk drifts from highways to Lauscheisms.
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Keys
Gov
Lausche
Columbus
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Elyna
Frankie
Cousingly
Ohio Geologist Finds No Uranium Yet In State Soil Test
Chief State Geologist John H. Melvin says no uranium has been found in Ohio so far and deposits look unlikely. Near Bethesda a landowner, O. A. Jones, reportedly located signs of uranium with a Geiger counter and soil analysis shows traces. A geologist will evaluate the Belmont county find with bore tests. meanwhile the state office screens ore samples weekly.
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John H. Melvin
Ohio
Bethesda
O. A. Jones
Mhal Nest
Belmont County
Jones
Melvin
Paul J.an
Marshall T. Elbert
Walter T. Emstone
A . Cae Thachur
Joseph M. Kokinda
Joseph M. Mishak
John M. Mudrock
Ronald Nau
Charles B. Plato
Robert E. Raider
Louis J
Sixty Recruits Depart Lorain For Great Lakes Training
Sixty seamen recruits from Lorain will depart at 12 45 am by train for a two week training program at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. The largest local group ever sent, the travelers are under the supervision of Donald E. Bennett with Comdr E C Keyes, public information officer, coordinating the move.
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Lorain
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
E. C. Keyes
Naval Reserve Center
Keyes
Donald E. Bennett
Street Paving Approved by City Council in Lorain
Lorain council unanimously approved paving LORAIN-West 34th Street from Reid Avenue to Oakdale Avenue after protests by property owners between Dayton and Oakdale. Voted to grade curb and pave and to issue bonds totaling 30,600 for street improvement, curbs, drives and sidewalks. Council held special meeting after reviewing the area.
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Charles E. Jenkins
Anthony M. Mee
Norman 5. Myhrman
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Arthur R. Novak
James J. Parks
Clyde E. Putnam
Robert A. Rogers
James J. Stang
Talcott D. Starr
Thomas J. Sullivan
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George A. Gvist
Wakeman
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Myron V. Becker
Sheffield Lake
George J. Demichik
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Westlake
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LaGrange
Robert E. Taylor
Amherst
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Grafton
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