Atomic Ship Debate Mirrors Cold War Budget Clash
Congressional debate over an atomic powered ship, defense funding, and foreign aid rages as House and Senate clash on budgets and authority. Disputes over Dixon-Yates, TVA, and the attorney general’s subversion list surface amid mixed support for a government owned nuclear vessel.
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Houses of Congress
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Tennessee
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Valley Authority System
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GOP
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Dixon-Yates
Atomic Energy Commis Marines
Security
House Merchant Marine
Sion
Senate Democrats
Bt Manneston
Penate
Brown Cloud signing 210 Ohio bills today
Lt Gov Harmon and House Speaker Will Brown and Roger Cloud move to sign or veto the 210 bills before the end of the session. Lausche has already signed most measures. The Legislature, in skeleton session, ends with 133 bills passed earlier and a few vetoes. The two leaders are expected to sign all but three. The final gathering resumes July 13.
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Ehem
Nelsonville
Senate
John W. Brown
House
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Elme Roberts
Majority
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Hasan
Muca
Luise WI Weta
Assembly
Skeleton
Lausche
Frank J. Lausche
Brown
Sen
C. Stanley
GM Begins Trust Fund Payments In UAW Contract
Detroit reports General Motors started contributions to a special trust fund to support unemployment benefits under a new contract with the CIO United Auto Workers. The deal, approved by over 90 percent of GM’s 350,000 workers, includes five cents per hour funding and wage increases of 6 to 7.24 cents an hour, retroactive to May 79, with lump-sum back pay on the next payday. Chrysler and Ford negotiations continue. In Wyoming a forest ranger and others investigate a fatal incident with five deaths at the Alexander Ranch, where multiple bodies are found and a suspect is in custody awaiting autopsy results. The case revolves around F X O'Brien and family members, with preliminary findings showing no natural or clear violent death. The scene includes a disconnected telephone line and a deer rifle found near the premises.
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General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Cora
Wyo
Jack Alexander
Pinedale
Alexander Ranch
Darral Fluckinger
Alexander
Fluckinger
F. X. O’brien
Miami
Fla
Patricia
Greene Memorial Hospital
Grace
William F
Mrrs. Brazzel, Jr
Agricult
Central State
Arrval
Alexand
Brazzielider
Brazziel
Greene County
H. Z. Schick
Robert E. Zipf
Montgomery County
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Springfeld
Ohio
Teachiine
College Professor's Death Is Mystery In Xenia Ohio
Greene County authorities investigated the puzzling death of Grace Byrd Peterson a 35 year old physiology professor at nearby Neutral State Mallads in Xenia Ohio. The case remained unsolved as officers awaited autopsy results and further leads from investigators. The college community awaited details on the professor's work and potential connections to her death.
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James A Byrd
Byrd
Central State
Wilberforce, Oho
Xenia, O
Greene County
Grace Byrd Peterson
Neutral State
Mallads
Former POW Pleads Guilty to Spy Charges
CBS newsman Harold M. Dunn testified he joined the Communist Party in 1937 while at the Brooklyn Eagle and remained until 1942. He named a dozen colleagues as members of the Brook-lyn Eagle Unit and said he became an espionage agent in 1940, quitting two years later. Dunn and Charles Grutmer were among seven officers tried at Fort Jay as the Army Court Martial proceeded in a case tied to a Korean War period espionage inquiry.
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Winston
New York
Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting
System
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Korea
Fate Today
Tie Communist Party
Harold M. Dunn
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
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Alyn Eagle
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Nist
Charles Grutmer
Dunn
New York Times
CBS
Slayings Attributed to Alexander Amid Unexplained Rage
The report notes the slayings were apparently committed by Alexander in a moment of unexplained rage. No further details are provided regarding motive or circumstances.
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Alexander
Tremor Strikes Cleveland Suburbs in Evening Shuffle
A mild earthquake rattled Cleveland eastern suburbs Tuesday night lasting about 90 seconds. The John Carroll seismograph logged the quake just after 9 15 pm, centered near Aurora in Portage County. Scientists said future quakes could occur within 30 days or longer, while experts noted it as a minor crustal adjustment.
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Portage County
Churchill Sends Birthday Greetings to Telegraph and Morning Post
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, marking the 100th birthday of the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, recalls his early exploits as a war correspondent that launched his rise to Parliament and later to global prominence. He notes his role as oldest surviving Telegraph staffer and praises the paper’s century-long history.
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Winston Churchill
Daily Telegraph
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Morning Fest
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India
London Morning Post
South Africa
Columbus executive named to key post at Ohio Fuel Gas
Walter D Betsch of Columbus was named lice president in charge of rates today for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. He succeeds James A Scanlon, who was promoted to vice president of the parent company Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Flood damage is likely to cut Tibet's wool output this year, Lhasa reports.
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Columbus
Walter D Betsch
Lice
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
James A. Scanlon
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Tibet
Lhasa
Caution Over Holiday Urged 380 Highway Deaths Forecast
CHICAGO United Press The National Safety Council projected 380 Americans will die in Fourth of July highway crashes during the three day holiday when 40 million vehicles are expected on the road. The council urged caution and safe driving to keep the figure from rising, advising normal speeds, early trips, alertness, limited passing, wide margins, and avoiding driving when tired or inebriated.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
America
Ohio PUC warns of gas limits next winter
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission forecast possible continued natural gas curtailment next winter despite improved state supplies since 1947. It plans to retain control over gas, push processing-use agreements with large users, and allow shutoffs for heating equipment over one million BTU per hour, tailoring limits to each company.
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Ohio Public Utilities Comes
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PUC
Cleveland
Ezra Taft Benson
Althe
Kowanis International,company
PAC
Benson
East Ohio
State Brings Judgments In Sales Tax Cases
The State of Ohio filed judgments today against six individuals and a business for unpaid sales taxes. Named defendants include Ford Stacey of Wellington, L. P. Bliss of Elyria, Ardus Macintos h of Elyria, M. D. Rainbow and L. H. Fields of Oberlin, John Sabo of Elyria, and Tony's Inc. of PAYA Ot, with amounts ranging from $27 to $714.
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Ohio
Ford Stacey
Herrick Ave
Wellington
L. P. Bliss
Indicott Photo Shop
Elyria
Ardus Macintosh
4Th St
M. D. Rainbow
L. H. Fields
Oberlin
John Sabo
Lake Ave
Tony's Inc
Denn
Molotov Ends U S Visit With Geneva Summit Focus
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov sails home from New York after outlining Kremlin policies ahead of the Geneva Big Four talks. He may meet UN Secretary General Hammarskjold to review arrangements while reporting to the Kremlin on Western leaders’ positions. Molotov urged Formosa’s return to Red China, U N admission for China, and troop withdrawals, signaling the West’s challenge at Geneva with Bulganin and Eisenhower hotels to the parley.
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Hammarskjold
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New York
Westeen
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Red China
Heiping
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U. S
Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulgamn
Million-dollar Pittsburgh blaze damages 14 story building
A six alarm fire in Pittsburgh destroyed most of a 14 story V building intended for the University of Pittsburgh health professions schools. Architects say losses exceed one million dollars as beams glowed cherry red. About 250 patients at Presby terian Hospital were evacuated to adjacent facilities with no injuries.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
J. Clyde Taylor
Presbyderan Hospital
Eye and Ear
Man Killed in Crash in Fulton County
Robert Rue Jell 40 of Delta died in a two car collision at an intersection in Fulton County Tuesday night. Two others were injured in the crash.
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Wauseon
Robert Rue Jell
Delta
Fulton County
Collision claims life in Ironton truck crash
TRONTON, 6 (3)-John Arthur Jordan, 53, of Upper Tygart, Ky, was killed in a car truck collision at Ironton Tuesday.
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Upper Tygart
Ironton
Hoover Group Demands Bolder U S Counter Spying
A Hoover Commission task force urges stronger U.S. counter-spying on Russia and Communist states to prevent another Pearl Harbor. It calls for CIA reorganization to ensure complete, prompt information on foes and their plans. The report criticizes current intelligence data and stresses self-preservation.
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Argentina
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Eo Peron
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CGT
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Vuletich
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Mario Zanin
Rio de Janeiro
Vatican
FLIER ADRIFT IN FOG NEAR JAPAN
Lt. David Winton Bell of Wayzata Minnesota one of two U S Marines in a jet fighter bomber is adrift in foggy seas off Japan for more than seven hours after a crash An Air Force spokesman says a search plane spotted one raft Bell s father Charlien is president of General Mills Inc
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U. S. Marine Corps
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Air Force
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Charlien
General Mills, Inc
County Road Load Limit Is Established
County commissioners imposed a limit on Quarry Road from Griggs Road to Route 10 to deter heavy truck use diverted by the Route 58 improvement north of Wellington. County Engineer Don E. Patterson asked for the detour to protect the road, which is being used by some truckers instead of State Route 511, the designated detour.
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Griggs Rd
Wellington
Don E. Patterson
Patterson
Two Die In Crash Near Ada At Route 30 69 Intersection
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Patrick of Dearborn Michigan were killed in a two car crash north of Ada at the Routes 30 and 69 intersection. Three others were injured in the accident. Pacific Railroad of Mexico and Nairobi related notes mention a World Bank loan costing 2.8 million for a year and Locust control in Kenya totaling 61 million dollars.
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Newton Patrick
Dearborn
Mich
Ada
Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Kenya
World Bank
Nairobi
Eisenhower Says New England Remarks Were In Jest
President Eisenhower stated during a six day tour of Vermont New Hampshire and Maine that his comments on 1956 political plans were made in a kidding nature. He noted in apparent jest that he would and would not run again, during stops that ended Monday.
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Eisenhower
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