Argentine Judge Accused Over Army Call in Church Clash
Police said Supreme Court Justice Tomas D. Casares attempted to summon the army to block the arrest of 434 Catholics during a church state dispute. President Peron to present Casares for impeachment as protests and cathedral clashes prompt church head dismissals and a government push to end state church ties.
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Beunos Atres
INS
Supreme Court
Tomas D. Casares
Juan D. Peron
Casares
Congress
Manuel Tato
Ramon Novoa
Genhile
Tato
Ramon Navoa
Juan Peron
Msgr
Tate
Novoa
Vatican
Industrialists Study Wage Plan Crisis
A cross section of the nation's top businessmen met in Chicago to study the crisis of the guaranteed annual wage. The meeting was convened by the National Association of Manufacturers and the Illinois Manufacturers Association to examine recent agreements between the CIO United Auto Workers and Ford and General Motors. Preliminary statements voiced concerns about the GAW principle.
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Chicago
National Association’ of Manufacturers
Illinois Manufacturers Association
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Free Vaccine Program Faces AMA Skepticism and Debate
The AMA blasted a Democratic plan for free polio vaccine for all children as unnecessary and costly while noting physician groups would accept a modest federal proposal. Senate hearings spotlight political and regional tensions as supporters push universal access against fears of federal control.
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AMA
Senate
Anhor Committee
Weather and vaccine hearings mix in Ohio and Washington
Mostly sunny and warmer in Ohio with highs near 70s and a cool night. Northwesterly winds grow to 35 mph today then ease. In Washington, officials and medical leaders debated vaccine distribution with Democrats and the administration at odds over a federal plan and accusations of socialized medicine.
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Ohio
Lake Ene
Ine Aus
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
O'Connor
Oveta Culp Hobby
Paul R. Douglas
Ill
Iplan
50 300 In GM Plants Still Out
Detroit GM said idle workers due to protest strikes over the guaranteed wage deal have fallen to 50 300 across 17 plants. Most idleness stems from local grievance strikes. some plants closed for parts shortages tied to other GM factories. American Motors contract talks enter day two at Veterans Memorial, with unions pressing for a guaranteed wage citing AM employees' needs.
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Detroit
General Motors
Corporation
American Motors
Veterans Memorial Building
Indians Obtain Woodling and Cox in last minute deal
The Cleveland Indians completed a late trade with the Baltimore Orioles at the deadline. Gun Woodling and Billy Cox will join Cleveland in exchange for outfielders Wally Westlake and Dave Pope and an unspecified cash amount.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Geng Woodling
Billy Cox
Indians
Wally Westlake
Dave Pope
Lorain County Sees Higher Revenue Projections for Next Year
County Auditor Frank Ayres reported six major funds will bring in 3,228,700 next year, up from 3,157,216 this year. General fund revenue rises to 1,605,500 with a year end balance of 125,000. property taxes are expected at 777,600 and office fees 270,000. sales tax and bank deposits at 225,000.
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Lorain County
Ayres
Ceipts
Frank Ayres
General Fund
Where To Turn Policeman Disciplined Elyria
An Elyria police matter on page two reports a disciplined officer for failing to find a weapon on a captured man. The item appears in a broader local page featuring notes on education and city updates.
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Elyria Seaslant
Johnny
Washington Ave
Ford Motor Co Announces $10 Million Cleveland Expansion
Ford Motor Co announces a $10 million plan to expand its foundry and engine plants on Brookpark Road in Cleveland. The project aims to raise V-8 engine capacity by about 60 percent and create about 2,000 more jobs upon completion in 1957. Enlarge Engine Plant No 2 by 300,000 square feet and add 70,000 square feet to the foundry. The expansion will also support the Lima engine plant and supply castings for both Brookpark Road plants. Ford currently employs 13,870 in Cleveland.
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Brookpark Rd
Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
TTT
C. H. Patterson
Ford
Patterson
Lima
Sheppard Pleas To Be Combined In Appeals
The Court of Appeals granted a defense motion to consolidate the two appeals of Dr Samuel Sheppard on his second degree murder conviction for the murder of his wife. The ruling treats the motion as a request to consider and decide the appeals together.
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Cleveland, C
ULP
Court of Appeals
Samuel Sheppard
Amherst Gives Refuge To Lorain Residents In Test
Amherst Civil Defense arranged a shelter and welcome for Lorain residents fleeing air raid sirens during Operation Alert 1955. The drill involved Lorain Amherst cooperation with Elyria keeping emergency control, while Elyria residents prepared to stay at post. Amateur radio operators may participate as officials gauge community readiness.
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Amherst
Lorain
Lorain-Amherst
Lorain County
Eisenhower
Lausche
Mayor Keys Entreats Newsmen With Cake On Birthday
Elyria city hall reporters walked into Mayor Keys office for a routine news conference and found coffee and cupcakes. The mayor greeted guests and blew out a large birthday candle, joking about age as a reporter asked if it was proper to inquire. Keys replied it was not proper and teased that he is 38.
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Elyria City Hall
Keys
Lorain evacuation drill to test civil defense readiness
Up to 10000 residents in the Lorain area north of the Nickel Plate railroad and west of Oberlin Ave face evacuation. Officials expect traffic by car, bus, and volunteers with Amherst and Lorain police directing flows. The mock alert, part of Operation Alert, aims to move evacuees in about an hour while civil defense and Red Cross staff register, with state patrol and county officers coordinating traffic and communications.
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Lves
Nickel Plate
Oberlin Ave
Amherst
Employes Transit Co
Brownhelm
William Vinning
National Tube Co
Columbus
Mos
Gov
Frankj
J. Lausche
Ohio
Erie Ital. Ave
Leavitt Rd
Lorain Civil Defense
Henry Webber
CC Army
Cleveland Ave
Rte. 58
Webber
Vinning
Cleveland
South Main Streets
Elyria ‘Ave
South Amherst
South Amherst Road
Milan Ave
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Charles Kendeigh
Sam Provenza
Carl Finegan
Provenza
Sheriff's Department
Willard Waite
Wellington
County Teo
Chagrin Falls
Near Strike In Steel Predicted in New York and Berlin
A steel industry near strike is predicted before a new wage contract with the CIO United Steelworkers. If union head Dave McDonald wins a wage hike of 32 to 15 cents an hour, steel prices could rise about $4.50 per ton. The report also mentions East German political tensions and economic backing in a complex international backdrop affecting industry.
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Iron Age
CIO
United Steelworkers
Dave McDonald
Steelworkers
Berlin
Pvt
Horst
27Th St. N. W
Massillon
Ohio
McDonald
Germany
Walter Reuther
Man Radio
Elderly man dies in asphalt accident at Cincinnati Zoo entrance
An 84 year old man, Fred Frediger, was killed when a construction truck lost control and crashed into the zoo entry. The incident occurred at a fan entrance where the victim sat on a bench awaiting a taxi. The driver escaped with no reported injuries.
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Wapakoneta
Cincinnati Zoo
Fred Frideger
Construcion
Penfield weighs state aid push in redistricting clash
Penfield Board of Education weighs seeking new state legislation as a tool in resisting creation of Carlisle LaGrange Penfield district. A conference in Elyria set to decide next steps may involve signatures for a statewide petition to empower Lorain County to pursue a special meeting and possible injunction to form a new district, with alliance talks with Wellington District and county consolidation plans.
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Penfield
Ana Eyman
Wellington
Columbus
Tne
Carlisle - la Jumellon
Grange-Penceld
Lorain County
Redis
Board of Education
Ima Lorain County
Fast Call Wins Bingo Jackpot in Flemington
Mrs Patsy Stra was declared the $200 bingo prize winner after the Flemington Borough Council ruled her call of bingo came first. Contender Mrs Celia De Stefano had claimed she covered her card first but failed to state it.
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Plevuvg
Lupe
Patsy Stra
Flemington Borough
Stra
Celia de Stefano
Capital In Secret Locations
President Eisenhower and 15,000 officials rehearse an atomic attack survival drill. The nationwide Operation Alert 1955 moves government functions from Washington to 31 secret relocation centers along the eastern seaboard. Evacuation, linked communications, and underground facilities showcase how federal operations would continue during a real war.
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U.S
Washington
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Seattle
Eisenhower
Seaboard
Jaratt
Pentagon
Maryland
Possessive husbands and jealous behavior noted in ads
Psychologists say a husband who restricts clothing and watches other women is likely jealous and possessive. They advise understanding to forgive, while Chronicle Telegram rent ads hint at jealous users of "erm" and invite readers to rent by dialing 4751.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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