Taft Labor Bill Among 1 374 Measures in Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers opened a long session with 1 374 bills including a major labor measure by Taft to curb public utility disruption and create an emergency area board. The bill seeks a cooling off period and state power to order investigations during strikes and lockouts while other proposals address licensing, anti discrimination, vaccine mandate, and broader state control.
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Columbus
Consolidated Telephone Co
Robert A. Taft
Pan
Qury
U.S
Hartley Labor Act
Strokes. Board
Taft
Kenneth Berry
State Highway Patrol
Gilbert Thurston
Hen
Frank
Neil S Robinson
Palvodure
Hamilton
Andy Devine
Jand
Lucas
Harry Corkday
Airliner Survival After Propeller Wound Thru Cabin
An American Airlines DC7 flight from New York to Dallas made a controlled landing near Memphis after a propeller sliced into the cabin top. Passengers reported a five minute descent as pilot Capt. L. T. Hansard, with 17,000 hours, landed safely despite injuries to Nat Charney and others. The event prompted talks on crossing eliminations and highway safety legislation in Ohio.
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Memphis
Tenn
American Airlines
Nat Charney
New York City
Charney
Fannie
Walter T. Gardecogne
R-Williams
Yoder
Ohio
Fisher-Public Utilities Commission
Ville
Mem
Dane Dabo
New York
Dallas
L. T. Hansard
Smithfield
Tex
Buck toothed slayer hunted after 15 year old girl's murder
Authorities planned to question soldiers at an Army Nike base in MAHWAK New Jersey as they hunted a buck toothed suspect described as a sadist who murdered a 15 year old girl.
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Mahwak
N.J
Arotaaely
Leld
U S May Ease China Travel Ban
President Eisenhower signals a new approach to easing the travel ban on Red China for U S reporters Secretary of State Dulles hints at allowing some journalists into China as he travels to Australia for talks at the Southeast Asia Treaty conference The issue draws criticism from press groups Congress and others after three Americans entered without permission.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
John Foster Dulles
Communist
China
Dulles
State Department
Australia
Canberra
William Worthy
Baltimore
Edward Stevens
Phillip Harrington
Look Magazine
Congress
Worthy
Railroads Weed Control Debate Moves Toward Compromise
Ohio railroads signaled support for a compromise on weed control along tracks as a Public Utilities Commission hearing was continued. The Brotherhoods pressed for action, citing hazard to workers and obscured switches. inspectors and hearings would follow a ten day response and a further ten day window to fix conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Transportation Brotherhoods
Wiliam A. Richards
The
Brotherhoods
Two Indicted for Double Grocery Slayings in Uniontown
Canton reports grand jury indicts Russell T. Mc Coy 22 and Dale Bundy 39 of Zanesville on two counts each of first degree murder for the Nov. 23 County Line Market robbery slayings of Reynolds Amodio 30 and Paul Cain 25. Bundy to be arraigned Saturday. Mc Coy's arraignment delayed amid other murder cases.
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Canton
Russell T. McCoy
Dale Bundy
Zanesville
Reynolds
Amodio
Paul E. Cain
Uniontown
Norman J. Putman
Bundy
McCoy
Louise Lee
Lloyd
Agriculture Jobs Boom Forces Youth Off Farms
Washington police report a traffic clash as Opal Dodson, 26, drives to visit farm work when her husband intervenes. The Agriculture Department says farm labor demand is rising with 168 needed per 100 farmers retired or dead, predicting about 40 percent of farm youths will seek nonfarm work as they mature.
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Uri
Vanier Dod
Sreet Iy Ee
Washington
INS
Opal
Pe Heh Ia
Thay Sanrn
Seven escape injury as blimp burns at naval facility
Seven men jumped from the blimp gondola as a 25 foot airship burned at a naval air facility in Weeksville North Carolina. Gasoline leakage ignited the torch and go landings causing the blaze to spread near a hangar with little damage. no one was hurt.
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Weeksville
N.C
Naval Air Facility
Navy
Norfolk Va
Third party group forms for 1960 with Andrews as spokesman
A new organization calling itself the Interim Committee for Independent Political Action plans to run in 1960 on a platform of states rights lower taxes and opposition to socialism. T Coleman Andrews will serve as spokesman but not as a member. The committee aims to organize quickly and form a national committee once enough members join, with local groups sending delegates to a national convention.
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Peiuciry
Jesse Yoder
D.montgomery
State Natural Resources Commission
Ohio Wildlife Council
C. Lee Mantle
R-Painesville
Ohio Aviation Board
Ohio Publicity and Development Commission
State Commerce Department
State Board of Education
William Tyrrell
Rr Eaton
Tyrrell
Ohio Water Conservation Committee
Presidents State College
Ohio
Berry
Hisrich
Ajp
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Clarence L. Wetzel
Joseph Bartunek
D - Cuyahoga
Interim Committee For Independent Political Action
Promia
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
New Orleans
Joseph Dur O. Jenkins
Stander
Twlaneling
Joseph
Canal Street
Hal Woods
Jenkins
During
Iha i i
Washington
INS
Clarence E. Manion
South Bend
Lid
Notre Dame University Law School
Andrews
John A. Barr
Charles Edison
New Jersey
New York
George S. Montgomery Jr
Morgan W. Strother
Richmond
Arabs' boycott cited as motive in missing boy case
Police consider two theories after a four to six year old boy vanished from his home. His body was found, showing bruises and a torn blanket clue. Investigators note Arab boycott pressures against firms linked to Israel and possible culprits among guardians. Authorities withheld identity while autopsy confirms murder. The INS and Commerce reports list firms allegedly targeted by the boycott.
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Myrna
Myrma
Nixon
Mahwah
Edmund
Wickham
John Clancy
Philadelphia
Nallons
New York
INS
Helee Blenathae Rae
Fox Chase
Sec- Ea
Fen el
Israel
Chin
Jedi
U. S
Arab League
Alexandria
Egypt
Srael
Joseph W. Spelman
I.N.S
Free World
Budget Cut Drive Gains Bipartisan Support in Congress
In Washington a house budget-cutting push gains cross party backing with Republicans hinting Eisenhower may support the effort. Leaders vow substantial reductions amid debate over district impacts while Farm and drought debates color the day’s proceedings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy Excluded From Eisenhower White House Reception
President and Mrs. Eisenhower hosted a large White House reception for Congress and agency officials but Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy was not invited. Officials cited no error and noted this was his second consecutive omission from the guest list.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
White House
Ommnon
Wis New
Mary Jane McCatfree
Senhower
Teler
Damen C. Hag-ieon
Armed Forces Day Designated by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower proclaims the third Saturday in May as Armed Forces Day. The 1953 observance falls on May 18 and will recur on the same date each year, recognizing the nation’s military services.
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Armed Forces
Washington
Preadent Eisenhower
San Francisco businessman to insure Blarney Stone for 175000
James Cummins announced in Tokyo he would insure a two pound chunk of the Blarney Stone for 175000 dollars. The relic reportedly travels from San Francisco for a Saint Patrick's Day event on March 17 at the Foreign granite in 18. The fragment is to be kept in an air shipped coffin to ensure protection.
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James Cummins
Cumming J
San Franciato
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Jeuereayan Johnson
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Clarence J. Krueger
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Charles É. Carney
Youngstown
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Cleveland
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Sete
Victoria Zielinski
Victoria
Bergen County
Guy W. Calissi
Ramsey High School
Calissi
Anthony
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Barbara Nixon
King Zulu
Tulane University
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Department of Commerce
Saudi Arabia
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Toledo
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Nashville, Tenn
Clarence Cannon
DiMo
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Meneerage
Hagerty
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Pierre R. Smith & Company
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