Assembly Fails To Fund Air Pollution Lab
Ohio lawmakers debated an air pollution laboratory in the Health Department budget but did not appropriate operating funds. The project, estimated at 200000 to 300000 dollars, would assist local communities with smog research and on site surveys if funded.
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Red China Faces Internal Trouble
London dispatch reports serious internal difficulties across China's political and economic life. Mao Zedong's policy review is viewed as from a position of strength, with some Chinese criticism allowed to surface while relations with the Soviet Union and Europe are considered. Federal funding for a proposed laboratory is contingent on state match funding.
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Ohio
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T.F
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Duke Crashes Car After Driving Plea
In London the Duke of Edinburgh collided with a small prewar Morris hours after urging careful driving in a speech. In New Jersey a 16-year-old killed his sister with a .22 rifle shot intended for a squirrel. Kathleen Ann Pedersen, 15, died instantly when struck in the forehead as the siblings walked near Shrubwater Township forest.
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Nazi Sub Raised After 12 Years On Sea Bottom
A historic World War II submarine was raised from the sea floor after more than a decade underwater. The operation involved salvage teams and a targeted recovery near a naval zone, with engineers confirming the sunken vessel's intact hull and potential for study.
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Germany
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Wedness
Flensburg
Denmark
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Auschauer
Suez Canal
Five Miners Trapped Then Rescued After Auger Breakthrough
Rescue teams report 11 hours of effort after a cave-in trapped five miners. An auger drilled through about 220 feet and later 180 feet with parallel and angled attempts. Contact established at 7:42 p.m. with the trapped men who had air and light from lamps.
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Hamilton
Meigs County Clerk’s Office Accounts Found Shortage
State Examiner Earl Serbu found a $3,781 shortage in 39 months in Meigs County clerk Virgil V. Brown’s accounts covering 1950 to early 1957. Deposits were not consistently made and funds did not reach the bank, with $1,650 accrued interest and $356 shortfall later paid by Evelyn Locke, the successor.
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Virgil V. Brown
Meigs County
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Annata
Earl Serbu
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Serbu
Morris
Evelyn Locke
Parker
Serby
Locke
Medina Objections To Road Route Heard
Public hearing in Ashland on the Ohio Freeway drew objections from Medina and Ashland but overall support from 300 attendees. Medina urged a western alignment two miles west of the city to spur industry and improve access to Cleveland. Richland County officials pressed for a closer U S 30 interchange near Mansfield while Ashland residents opposed an Ohio 60 interchange south of town favoring a site on U S 250 east of Ashland to reduce through traffic.
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Legislation Creates State Laboratory Sponsored by Lawmakers
The bill to establish the laboratory was sponsored by Representatives David Morgan of Columbus and Raymond Hildebrand of Toledo, both Republicans. Also supporting were Harold Oyster of Washington, Edward DeChant of Lothain, and Michael Crosser of Cuyahoga.
Miner Reports Nobody Panicky After Cave-In
Washington dispatch notes five coal miners trapped fourteen hours in a Sete cave-in. The report mentions concern but emphasizes no panic among the trapped workers.
High Court Debate Roils Congress Over Watkins Ruling
Senate and House members clash on Supreme Court limits after the Watkins decision. Senator Wiley assails the court while Rep. Jackson urges defense of judicial independence and procedural rules to meet objections. Javits urges balance between security and liberty amid ongoing hearings.
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Committee On un-American Activities
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D-Pa
Walter
Supreme Court
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San Fracisco
UN - American Activities Subcommittee
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RNY
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Javits
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Frank W. Brewster
O'Neill advocates open executive sessions at governors meeting
Governor William O'Neill of Ohio urged that executive sessions of the Governors Conference be opened to reporters and the public. He spoke aboard a flight to Washington before lunch with President Eisenhower and other GOP governors.
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Florida
LeRoy Collins
Executive Committee
Arkansas
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North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Ohio
Judge rules hot dog sellers at Municipal Stadium are employees
Federal Judge Paul Jones ruled Wednesday that the boys who sell hot dogs and beer at Municipal Stadium are employees of the Cleveland Concession Co., not independent contractors.
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Cleveland Concession Co
Quiz Of Investigator Resumed In Hoffa Trial
In Washington FBI double agent Cheasty testifies as a key witness in the Hoffa case. Hyman Fischbach and James R. Hochzeit? Fischbach is accused of plotting to recruit Cheasty to spy on the Senate committee staff. Cheasty reports Hoffa offering eighteen thousand dollars for information.
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U. S
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New York
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Merapi Volcano Erupts Forcing Citywide Evacuations
Reports from central Java say Merapi volcano spewed ash and lava this week, forcing the evacuation of about 4,000 villagers as ash covered Magelang City. Lava streams flowed toward nearby rivers and streams.
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Indonesia
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Olympic Firm Sues Pike Board For $2 250 000
A $2 250 000 suit was filed in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court against the Ohio Turnpike Commission on behalf of Olympic Commissary Co of Chicago whose restaurant contract was canceled. The petition seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to halt the cancellation and alleges statements threats and actions harmed the firm’s goodwill and profits. Olympic operates six restaurants in the eastern section and has faced turnpike scrutiny for a year.
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INS
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Common Pleas
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Olympic Commissary Co
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Olympic
Commission
French Mother Refuses to Accept Hospital Baby Mix-Up
In Roubaix France Mrs Jeanne Piesset refuses to surrender the seven year old girl Viviane whom a Lille court says was born Aug 27 1950 to Mrs Dereck Wahl. The court ruling followed a hospital mix up that swapped Viviane with Henri Piesset. The saga has stretched nearly seven years as Piesset maintains the child is her son and Wahl fights to recover her daughter.
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France
Jeanne Piesset
Lille
Dereck Wahl
Piesset
Wahl
Henri
Viviane
Nickerson Testimony On Jupiter Missile Policy Trial
Cpl. John C. Nickerson Jr with the Redstone Arsenal court martial faces public and closed sessions as he attacks Defense Secretary Wilson s decision transferring guided missile control to the Air Force. He pleads guilty to mishandling secret documents while von Braun calls him pivotal yet his Jupiter project fate hangs on witnesses and possible penalties up to 30 years.
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America
Coloniel
Redstone Arsenal
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Defense
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Redstone
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British Council Comments on Lung Cancer Findings
London reports that the Medical Research Council states one in 18 lifelong male heavy smokers may die from lung cancer. The council cautions causes are not fully understood, notes no explanation for rising rates, and says quitting in the early forties halves risk. female death rate is about one in ten and rising.
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