Lausche weighs 210 bills. vows veto on some
In Columbus Governor Lausche faces choosing which of 210 acts to veto from a Republican-led legislature. The bills include the two-year budget plan and a school aid package. he hints at vetoing several but names none. House and Senate leaders signed the measures in quick sessions as the long General Assembly session closed.
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John W. Brown
Senate
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General Assembly
No Sign Of Life Found At C47 Crash Scene
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP A Navy pilot surveying the Sitkinak Island C47 wreckage found no signs of life. Four crew from the 509th Air Transport Group Elmendorf AFB were aboard the plane when it crashed on Sitkinak Dome 1640 feet high. Weather and visibility were reported good and an Albatross helicopter was dispatched to the site for investigation. Names of the crew were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sitkinak Island
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Elmendorf
Kodiak
Elmendorf Afb
Weather Bureau
Tist Air Rescue Squadron
A Ja Oon
Sitkinak Dome
Steel Strike Could Halt Auto Production Rapidly
Detroit reports a steel strike could shut off nearly all car production within six weeks as Big Three automakers scramble to assess inventories. Chrysler claims a 45 day steel supply if cut tonight. GM and Ford offer vague timelines while industry observers warn of hand to mouth sourcing and potential swift crippling shortages. Car output for the year nears six million, with May total surpassing four million.
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Imion
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Chrysler Corp
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Indiana Man Is New Head Of Kiwanis
Jackson A. Haney, superintendent of the Indiana School for the Deaf, was elected Kiwanis International president at the 4th annual Cleveland convention. He narrowly beat Pittsburgh’s R. Warren Graham in a race that highlighted the 243,000 member group. Vice presidents named were W. Donald Dubail of St. Louis and Harold J. Fraser of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The convention winds up today.
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Jackson A. Haney
Indiana School For the Deaf
Kiwanis International
R. Warren Graham
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
W. Donald Dubail
St. Louis
Harold J. Fraser
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
House moves toward final vote on foreign aid program
The House nears a final vote on President Eisenhower's $3.285 billion foreign aid program with amendments still to be settled. A Republican plan would allow Hollister to fire 200 Foreign Operations Administration staff earning over $5,440 a year, a move Democrats deride as jobs for Republicans while supporters say it prevents inefficiency. Opposition cites the aim to keep holdover Democrats from the program. Other items include a one year extension of the temporary debt ceiling from 282 to 275 billion and warnings about Dixon Yates, budgeting and highway legislation. final defense budget approval would keep the Marine Corps at 75,000.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Ohio
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Court OKs Water Fluoridation in Columbus
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a suit by Cleveland attorney William J. Kraus to block fluoridation of Columbus water, ruling tooth decay is a common public health issue and fluoridation does not infringe constitutional liberties. The decision also upheld a probate ruling in Marguerite Bentley’s favor, reversed a drugged driving case, and refused to review Harold Walker’s life sentence for raping his eight year old step-daughter.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
William J. Kraus
Supreme Court
Apellate Court
Cuyahoga
George Boggs
Middletown
Harold. Walker
Marion County
End of 12 Week Greyhound Bus Strike in Charleston
Silver Atlantic Greyhound resumes regular service after a 12 week strike ends at 2 03 p m EST with 724 drivers approving a new two year contract. The deal boosts wages by 10 percent in Charleston and 12 percent elsewhere, adds arbitration and vacation pay, and increases guaranteed minimum pay to 14 dollars next March 1. First long distance run from Cleveland to Florida started about midnight with additional routes to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh resuming.
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W. Va
Silver Atlantic Greyhound
Ohio
Mesa
Wwuay
Priuay
AFL Motor Coach Employes Union
Daniel V. Maroney Jr
Maroney
High Company
Atlantic Greyhound
Eastern Greyhound
Cleveland
Florida
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Abduction tale fails to sway former husband
Evansville Indiana report says Mrs. Rena Jobe 29 told Cleveland authorities she was abducted from her trailer in Chicago in 1952 by Angela Camacho at gunpoint. Camacho allegedly forced her to go to Ohio and left a string of relationships behind. Jobe bore three children by her husband Fred Jobe who says he divorced her and has remarried. Camacho faces assault and battery charges for beating Jobe and their two year old daughter Jo Ann a. A Cleveland probation officer notes welt marks on Jobe.
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State Hospital
White outage pushes Ohio measures and peace outlook
Gen Thomas D White said the chances for peace seem better as Russia loses ground in the Cold War while in Ohio a flurry of acts were signed by Speaker Cloud. The measures include 955.5 million dollars to run the state, 42 million for capital improvements, and 216 million in highway bonds.
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Unused Wedding Ring Identifies Crash Victim
In Toronto Ohio a Panamanian girl learns her Marine boyfriend is dead after a car crash. The ring, engraved with W.E.B May 21 1953, matched a jewel set on a gold watch from a Cleveland Art Museum collection. Police search for the thief who stole Salvador Dali jewelry continues.
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Total Flight Operations See Continued U S Air Activity
Washington reports continue on U S defense flights over the Ber and Sea amid mixed notes on missing persons and amnesia. A spokesman denied halting patrol flights and addressed related identifications while a separate report ties a burned body to Brown and a amnesia victim to S E Truesdale.
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Runaway Boat Kills Swimmer at McMechen Dam
A young boy swimming in the Ohio River at McMechen West Virginia was killed when a runaway motor boat roared through bathers and nearly cut him in half. Deputy Sheriff Floyd Yobo said Lloyd Williams drove the boat as steering gear stuck. Williams dived in to recover the boy, Robert Howard, who died from the injuries.
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Ohio River
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Robert Howard
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Floyd Yobo
Lloyd Williams
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Howard Hoy
15000 Expected At VFW Meet
The guard of an expected 15000 veterans of foreign wars and their families began arriving in Cleveland for the Ohio VFW weekend convention. Parades drum and bugle corps contests and marching teams will highlight the activities.
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VFW
White House Won't Speculate On Steel Strike Powers
White House secretary James C Hagerty declined to say if President Eisenhower would invoke emergency powers amid a potential steel workers strike. He told reporters he would "wait and see" like the journalists.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
He Couldn't Outrun It in Detroit Court
William P. Utter, 47, told the judge he ran a red light to escape a fire in the front seat of a car started by a fallen cigarette ash. The judge sentenced him to 10 days in jail or a $150 fine.
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Detroit
William P. Utter
Nocjar elected top office in Lorain KC assembly
Edward J. Nocjar of Lorain was elected faithful navigator of Lorain County St. Francis McManus General Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at an Elyria club meeting. Other officers named include Leroy Stacks, Charles Chamberlain, Edward Jo Barnes, Carl Caillag, Anton Janik, John Kelly, and John C. Smith, with Rev Fr Joseph Lehane as faithful friar. The group meets monthly and plans a July 26 outing at Michael's Grove Lorain and a Columbus Day program.
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Lorain
Lorain County
St.Francis McManus General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Elyria
Leroy Stacks
Charles Chamberlain
Edward Jo Barnes
Carl Caillag
Anton Janik
John Kelly
Faithful Inner Sentinel
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Faithful Outer Sentinel
Joseph Lehane
Direc‘itor
Elyria District
Program Approved for Cincinnati Slum Clearance
The Housing and Home Financing agency approved Cincinnati Ohio slum clearance and prevention program making Cincinnati Samoa and the Cook Islands eligible for federal aid under the housing law enacted this year. The action marks eligibility for urban redevelopment funds in the coming year.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Ohio
Samoa
Cook Islands
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