Naming nonOhioans for state posts clears first hurdle
In Columbus the Senate Elections Committee backed a constitutional amendment allowing the governor to appoint nonresidents to key posts after the measure gains three-fifths support in both chambers. Supporters claim it would streamline highway decisions. critics warn of state hands tied by current rules. The House moved a related bill on farm tax exemptions and private clubs won permission to hunt domestically raised ducks out of season on private land. The Senate also approved higher birth and death certificate fees.
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Norman G. Cornish
Noble
United Press
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Mittee
Mosher
Senate
Fred Harter
Akron
Way
Loiwell Fess
Yellow
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Ohio
Springs
Greene County
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Herman Ankeney
Neers
Greene
House
Sens
Oakley Collins
R-Konton
Carriers Rescue Boy From River Near Hamilton School
A Hamilton School first grader Earl Putman slipped into Black River while playing near his home. Neighborhood boys Craig and Billy quickly spotted his cap and helped pull him out. Earl planned to reward them with money, while his mother noted the danger and praised the helpers who saved him.
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Earl
Hamilton School
Black River
Gates Ave
Putman
Kathy
East Ave
Craig
Billy
St. John’s Lutheran School
Israel Warns Egypt on Gaza Governor
Israel warns Egypt may take drastic action if Gaza administration is taken over and Fedayeen attacks resume. observers doubt UN can block a move into Gaza while Britain weighs security and oil flow as UN salvage raises the sunken tug in the Suez Canal zone.
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Egypt
Gaza
Leshem
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Strip
Jerusalem
Fedayeen
London
Ourdine
Harold Macmillan
Mideast
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal Zone
Edgar Bonnet
Abduldr
Senate Probers May Call Beck
Senate investigators may call Teamsters boss Dave Beck earlier than planned as part of their inquiry into labor union corruption. Robert F. Kennedy says Beck could appear before extending the probe to New York and other areas.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
Special
Senate Committee
Beck
New York
Admiral Byrd Dies At 68 After A Lifetime Of Flight
Admiral Richard E. Byrd famed polar explorer dies at 68. The article traces his career from early aviation feats, including a North Pole flight in 1926, to multiple Antarctic expeditions and the Deepfreeze era, noting his wartime service and pacifist writings. It also mentions Beck’s testimony plan in a separate congressional inquiry into Teamsters ties.
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Byrd
Richard E. Byrd Jr
Defense Department
Philippines
Uss.naval Academy
Air Arm
Naval Air Arm
America
North Pole
Navy
Halifax
N.S
Hoover Says U S Reds Respond To Moscow
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover told the Senate internal security panel that the U S Communist Party remains part of the world wide conspiracy and still answers to Moscow. He said the 1957 convention showed duplicity and that reporters were barred from witnessing the gathering. Firefighters treated smoke inhalation as the building burned with water pouring in and a nearby structure also damaged.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hodover
U. S
Communist Party
Moscow
United States
Hoover
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S
Department of Justice
Simon W. Gerson
Communist Party In America
Hungary
Soviet Union
Pittsburgh Area Block Burned in East Liberty Fire
A three story Commerce Building in East Liberty burned overnight with damage over 200000 dollars. The blaze disrupted Pittsburgh Railways streetcar lines and forced rerouting. A janitor found an arrow in a body during the scene as inspectors assess the full extent.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Stephen Adley
Herrick
Joyce + McClements
Rano and
Cleathenn
Ohio Man Sentenced to Death for Landlady Murder
Joe Lancaster, 48, was sentenced to die in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair on July 14 for the murder of his landlady, Mrs. Louise Wallick, in a case handled by state authorities.
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INS
Joe Lancaster
Ohio Penitentiary
Louise Wallick
PTA Head Backs Education Board in Ohio
Columbus, Oct. - The president of Ohio's 650000 member PTA voiced support for the state Board of Education amid criticism and three bills to abolish it. Mrs. W C Davis noted 23 seats when referencing the board and urged quick action to appoint a superintendent. The meeting reviewed eligibility issues and a list of candidates, including E L Bowsher, Harold Eibling, and R M Eyman.
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State Board of Education
Ohio
Parent - Teacher Association
W. C. Davis
Medina
PTA
Elliott E. Meyers
Ironton
Harold $. Vincent
Vincent
Milwaukee
Frank Siedel
Rocky River
E. L. Bowsher
Toledo
Harold Eibling
Elyria
R. M. Eyman
C. E. Hill
Cleveland Heights
E. E. Holt
Springfield
Paul Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Ohio Farmers Ask Congress to Back Corn Bill
Forty six Ohio farmers from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation plan three days of talks with Congress and administration officials to win support for two corn policy bills. They seek options for mail delivery to all farms and flexibility for growers to select planting actions based on national totals, meeting with Rep. John M. Vorys and Rep. James G. Polk and Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson.
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Washington
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
H.D. Heckathorn
Forest
American Farm Bureau Federation
John M. Vorys
James G. Polk
Cyn Fort
Frank J. Lausche
Farm Bureau
Sen
John W. Bricker
Agriculture
Secre
EIA Jary
Ezra T. Benson
Three Men Admit Series Of Area Crimes
Three men confess a string of robberies in the area using a sawed-off shotgun. Mrs Smith reports two intruders at her store, one masked with a shotgun and another with a handkerchief. Olan and Verlin accompanied by Pat waited outside as $90 vanished from a cash drawer. The sheriff notes guns found at Verlon and Pats residences and that one weapon was loaned by a relative. The older two men face formal charges while a 11 year old will be referred to juvenile authorities.
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Killie’s
Oberlin Rd
Olan
Pat
Lowing
Smith
Verlon
Michael Ondreyco
Bert LaCrosse
James
Myers
Michael BeNicola
Gilbert Sherrill
Dulles Denounces Red China in SEATO Statement
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles labeled Communist China an international criminal and pledged U S backing for the Nationalist regime in a SEATO statement. He reaffirmed U S policy to recognize the Republic of China, refuse recognition of the Peiping regime, and oppose seating Peiping in the U N as China’s representative.
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Canberra
John Foster Dulles
China
United States
Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Republic of China
Peoples Republic of China
Peiping
United Nations
U.N
Red China
U.N. Security Council
Herrick's Grandson Dies At 45
Parmely Herrick, assistant manager of the Paris branch of the Chase Manhattan Bank, was found dead today in his Paris home.
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Herrick
Paris
Parmely Herrick
Chase Manhattan Bank
Death of Herrick Shatters Quiet Night in Cleveland
Police ruled out foul play after discovering a shallow chest wound caused by an arrow that fell from a decorative curtain. The 43 year old Herrick likely died of a heart attack after a night illness left him disoriented. he collapsed while seeking water. He was born in Cleveland and was the grandson of former ambassador Myron T. Herrick. He is survived by his wife and two teenage children. His bank colleagues noted he seemed well at work Monday and had recently undergone treatment for wart trouble.
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