Pentagon chief urges military cuts to meet debt limit
Defense Secretary Wilson calls for about a 10 percent reduction in the armed forces and a gradual scale back of military production to fit a 38 billion annual budget. He argues no elastic dollars and warns any plan must preserve core manpower and national security.
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Mayflower Crew Begins Unloading Mystery Cargo
Plymouth reports Captain Alan Villiers and the Mayflower crew began unloading 92 casks amid crowds. Tourists eyed the ship while 50 000 visited Plymouth Rock and the arrival drew wide national interest with some restrictions on boarding.
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England
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Piqua Ohio Seeks Eight Million Dollar Nuclear Reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission told Congress that Piqua Ohio qualified for an eight million dollar small reactor project. The plan calls for a 12 500 kilowatt reactor to power the city and support AEC experiments. The AEC would own the reactor and fund about four million dollars of construction with the city paying nearly four million for site and building.
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Senate Atomic Energy
Kenneth Fields
W. Kenneth Davis
Commission
Hoffa Trial Delay Sought as Hoffa Appeal Moves Forward
Lawyers for James R. Hoffa press for a trial delay while a federal court decides the appeal. Judge Burnita Matthews has denied the motion. prosecutors must provide memoranda on evidence to be used. Concurrently Frank Brewster faces a contempt of Congress trial with Robert Kennedy prosecuting, and Hoffa allies Hy man Fischbach and Brewster also tied to espionage allegations in a separate case.
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New Cancer Drug Not a Cure Says Squibb Officials
A new anti cancer drug from E R Squibb & Sons is cautioned not to cure cancer and is only being studied as a palliation. Olin Mathieson stock rose to a yearly high on the news with 106 200 shares traded. Research sites include Sloan Kettering Miami and the University of Miami Medical School.
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Miami
University of Miadam
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Ohm Mathieson
Miami Medical School
Re- Chemical Corp
Strike on Brake Shoe Workers Raises Wage and Insurance Demands
The Brake Shoe Workers strike centers on a two year contract offering an 8 cent per hour raise on Sept 30 plus a June 14 1958 increase. Hospitalization and pension plan improvements to take effect Oct 1 are disputed as key issues. Union officials say hospitalization negotiations should resume after current coverage expires. Company leaders call the offer generous citing reduced orders and staff layoffs.
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Minn
Paul McCulloch
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Southerners Push More Amendments to Civil Rights Bill
In Washington southerners seek further amendments to the civil rights bill, including a jury trial right argument, as House leaders and GOP figures anticipate a final vote soon. Supporters warn of potential southly opposition and insist on federal protections amid ongoing debates.
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Creeping Inflation Trend Warns of Dollar Decline
Washington report explains inflation eroding purchasing power as prices rise and money loses value. It discusses effects on tips, wages, and daily spending, noting shopkeepers and waiters feel the squeeze and consumer pockets weaken over time.
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Inflation Snowball Threatens U S Economy
A reader's note compares rising prices to a runaway snowball, warning inflation could trigger widespread hardship. The letter likens debt, living costs, and fixed incomes to creeping damage, predicts eventual economic chaos if unchecked, and urges attention to the looming risk.
Allies Seek Details On Stassen Disarmament Plan
Washington reports May 24 that April living costs rose to a new high. Western diplomats say Russia knows more about Harold Stassen’s plan than allies, while Stassen arrives with new procedural notes from Dulles. Allies fear a broader deal with Moscow could shape Germany and disarmament talks.
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Black River Holds Public Meeting On Proposed Incorporation
About 50 residents attended at the Black River Fire Station as leaders discuss a proposed incorporation that would block further annexations by Lorain and others. A new petition may replace the faulty one, with civic leaders urging a vote to let residents decide.
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Ford
Lorain
Black River
Brownhelm Townships
Black River Fire Station
Joseph Weller
Weller
Lake Rd
Lake Rd.-Ford
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Chef Annexation Fighters
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Neilson
Elyria
Local Golf Stars Shine in Open Tournament Field
The article notes several players from small-city areas starting strong with 69s in the opening round. It names Demaret Ford Boros Venturi Patton Maxwell Winnin and suggests a broad field of local contenders among the metropolitan entries.
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Lwith Demaret
Doug Ford
Julius Boros
Passen
Ken Venturi
Onetger
Billy Joe Patton
Dick May
Bolton
Billy Maxwell
Bo Winnin
Carich
Conferees Trim 146 Million Improvements Bill
Columbus a $2.8 million Salt Fork Creek dam and lake project near Cambridge was the sole difference keeping the House and Senate conference committee from approving a 146 million dollar capi tal improvements bill. The panel cut 835,000 to reduce 14 million in Senate additions, striking a 500,000 share for Bridge Creek Dam Summit County and trimming 150,000 from a 415,000 coal handling system at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. A 100,000 lake in Putnam County and 100,000 for Crane Creek Park were pared to 25,000, with 10,000 for Indian Lake channel markers eliminated. The panel will meet Tuesday morning before adjournment.
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Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
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Indian Lake
Frank McClure
Ashland
Negroes Urged to Avoid Toledo Demonstrations
The NAACP asked Negro ministers to urge congregations to stay away from a South Toledo area where racial demonstrations arose after Jesse Lott, a 34 year old car washer, began building a home in an all white neighborhood. Mayor Czelusta planned a meeting with Lott to seek an end to the protests, with a possible request that Lott sell the home.
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