Ohio Educ Association says federal aid needed for schools
Ohio Education Association executive secretary W B Bliss warns that without federal funds this year many districts in 45 of Ohio's 88 counties face inadequate school building space. A survey by Robert Heller & Associates attributes the emergency to state revenue shortfalls, noting $20 million appropriated by the Legislature, with $150 million bond issue from 1955 partially earmarked for distressed districts and state projects.
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House Debates Presidential Disability and Red China Trade
House committees study proposals on presidential disability law and sanctions on Red China. Senate leaders signal hearings on foreign amends, laboring to draft legislation as Eisenhower’s illness heightens urgency for action.
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Pentagon Urges Stricter Directives To Stassen
Defense officials urge tougher directives to Stassen for inspecting the Korean demarcation line and Soviet overflights. A top defense spokesman says current safeguards are inadequate and could threaten U S security amid negotiations on a reciprocal air inspection scheme. The dispute includes limits on travel and disclosure of ground inspection details.
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President Returns To Office After Illness With Ongoing Doubt
The president recovered enough to resume duties after a weekend of nausea and vomiting with doctors noting no link to prior ileitis or heart attack. In Los Angeles, police reported a sex fiend prowler killed nurse Marjorie Hipperson, 24, found nude in her apartment. fiancé Dr Walter Deike planned marriage and honeymoon in Chicago. Neighbors recalled earlier prowler incidents as investigators linked the assault to a nearby case.
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Delay In Frogman Inquest Expected
London authorities anticipated opening an inquest into the Chichester harbor frogman find, likely to be adjourned two weeks for reports. The case centers on Lit. Cdr. Lionel Crabb missing since 1956 after diving near Portsmouth warships. Mrs Margaret Crabb and senior admiralty officers prepared for the inquiry. Medical examiners noted deformities in Crabb’s big toes but could not confirm deformity.
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Buster) Crabb
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Woman's Death Still Mystery
Malloy said on May 31 a barmaid at the Esquire Tavern near 105th and Euclid reported Miss Smith was there then went to Jack's Bar across the street. He found her with two men and she refused to go home. After about an hour she grew angry and tried to leave but fell. One man allegedly carried her to a booth as the two men stayed. A man said they were trying to drink up his money. Doctors said she may have been moved to the location where found. Police seek her companions to learn her activities before discovery. Anuntha bank Yuen Wiwan. Her body was moved to Cleveland for services. Virginia was an orphan with no known relatives.
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Spanish Sailors See U S Culture Aboard Elcano
Aboard the Spanish four master Juan Sebastian de Elcano 400 officers and men visit Hampton Roads for the International Naval Review and are amused by American TV hillbillies whistling Cacklin Hen during this cultural exchange.
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Doctor Believes Diet Caused Eisenhower Illness
Dr Burrill Crohn of New York says ileitis may stem from diet and urges bland foods with no roughage or raw fruits or vegetables. White House counters that Eisenhower's upset was unrelated to his 1955 heart attack or ongoing skills operation. The CBS Jimmy Dean Show featured a shipboard performance with young Seville descendants and a chorus of Yall Come as Dean sang Anytime from the rigging.
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Toledo Council To Get Petition On Race Issue
About 300 South Toledo residents plan to present a petition to the city council demanding removal of Jesse Lott, a Black homebuyer on Harding Drive, from the all-white neighborhood. A rock attack occurred when Lott visited the house, prompting police. The residents call him an unwelcome guest and urge his peaceful removal at his price of about 10 dollars.
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Gibberellin Grows 12-Foot Cabbages in Uproar over New Chemical
Washington reports a revolutionary chemical gibberellin making plants grow unusually large and fast with cabbage reaching 12 feet and tomatoes as big as footballs. Prices cited are 10 per gram and 5,000 per pound. Government and universities study its effects since 1951 while farmers and grocers weigh agricultural and market implications.
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Codling Moth Active Now In Orchards Stateside
Ohio Agricultural Extension warns codling moth is widespread in orchards. Spraying intervals must stay under 14 days. DDT remains effective but should be avoided near early varieties. Parathion can be used up to harvest and may require more frequent applications. Adding parathion to DDT schedules helps berry pests.
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Agricultural Extension Service
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Fifth Amendment Pleas Ties to Carpenters Leaders
AFL-CIO Executive Council and three Carpenters officials invoked the Fifth Amendment 132 times before a Senate Public Roads Subcommittee. Documents show the leaders and two former Indiana highway officials shared 78,196 dollars in profits on a highway right of way deal. Meany promised action, Hutcheson cited the amendment 36 times, and the trio refused to confirm with each other, while Blair and Chapman held top posts in the union.
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New Cabinet Formed in France Amid Legal Turmoil
Paris announces a new Bourges-Maugnoury cabinet to be presented for approval as Mollet era legal fallout grows. In Washington, a court martial ruling against overseas American civilians raises fresh status of forces questions and potential extradition implications for two high-profile murder cases in Tokyo and England.
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Meany urges laws to guard union funds
AFL CIO leader George Meany urged Congress to pass sweeping legislation to prevent corrupt management of more than 20 billion dollars in pension and welfare funds. He argued federal supervision should cover all industrial funds, noting 86 percent of pension plans and 92 percent of welfare funds are management run.
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Jury to Probe Bookmaking and Jail Riot in Summit County
The Summit county grand jury will investigate Ohio Racing Commission charges that bookmaking occurred at Ascot Park during the recent racing meeting and will delay until it confers with Prosecutor John Ballard. Also on the agenda is an inquiry into a riot by 22 prisoners at Summit county jail.
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Line Squall Strikes 3 States. Springfield Tornado
A severe squall line hit the upper Mississippi Valley with a tornado at Springfield Alabama and thunderstorms across Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. The Springfield twister damaged homes felled trees and knocked out utilities but caused no reported injuries.
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Air Pollution Laboratory Bill Signed In Ohio
Gov. C William ONeill signed 14 bills in Columbus including a measure to establish a state air pollution laboratory under the Health department to aid communities with pollution problems. The bill, backed by Sens. Morgan Hildebrand and Reps. DeChant Oyster and Crosser, aims to bolster public protection. He also approved a law barring debt pooling firms from operating without licenses from local councils, placing policing duties on local governments.
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William O'Neill
State Health Department
David Morgan
Raymond Hildebrand
Toledo
Edward DeChant
Lorain
Harold Oyster
Washington
Michael Crosser
Cuyahoga
Ohio
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Plan To Approve Supplemental Pay Charged
A Columbus attorney said the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation planned to approve supplemental unemployment benefits by indirect means. Fred J. Milligan protested to General Assembly members, citing a BUC memo about a plan to allow a worker to receive state benefits plus supplemental income from an employer in a lump sum upon returning to work.
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Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Fred J. Milligan
Ohio Information Committee
General Assembly
Ohio
James R. Tichenor
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