Ohio Senate backs out of state cabinet posts proposal
The Ohio Senate approved a constitutional amendment allowing the governor to appoint non residents to state posts, aiming to ease staffing for key admin jobs. If House approves, the measure will go to voters in November. Also, universities may issue revenue bonds for off campus projects and pay raises were approved for county and local education officials.
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House
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Clifford Baker
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Mosher Opposes Bills To Abolish State Board
Ohio Senator Charles A. Mosher opposes two bills to abolish the State Board of Education and replace it with a smaller governor appointed panel. He argues the present board is not at fault for state educational issues and a chosen board should not be reduced to a mere advisory body. Further testimony on the bills was set for Wednesday night as Milwaukee School Superintendent Harold Vincent’s appointment to lead the state department remains under scrutiny.
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Minister Kills Bank Bandit After State Trooper Slain
In Sellersburg Indiana a Methodist pastor Rev Robert W Gingery shot and killed bank robber William Hassett after Hassett killed state trooper Marvin Watts as he questioned the robber. The minister recovered a loaded sawed off shotgun and fired through a car window after Hassett fired on him. The loot of 1655 dollars was later recovered.
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New Albany
William Hassett
Louisville
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Marvin Watts
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Marvin
Waits
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Surgeon Urges Strict Cleanliness Over Antibiotics
Washington reports top surgeon Dr. Carl Walter, Harvard Medical School, warns hospitals lax on sanitation kill patients, urging one week of thorough cleaning to cut civilian hospital infection rates from five to 18 percent to about one half of one percent. He accuses surgeons of dereliction for relying on drugs and calls for personal responsibility to restore cleanliness standards and selective antibiotic use.
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American College of Surgeons
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Steel Firm Will Shift Operations
Steel firm moves equipment to the Niles plant for seed doors and door frames while designating Elyria as plastics divisional headquarters under L. P. Sharpe. H. Van Syke heads pressed steel. Sharpe notes plastic pipe expands Republic’s line with FE flexible pipe and SRE semi rigid pipe. Polyethylene and kralastic pipes target gas, water, and waste lines. hospital growth cited as a factor in plastics expansion.
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Republi Steel
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Water Pipeline Plan Eyed for Eight Ohio Counties
John H. Byrne, head of the Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation, says a special Ohio Legislature session will be called to consider a Lake Erie water pipeline in Northern Ohio. The plan envisions three pipelines piping lake water to Cuyahoga and seven other counties to meet rising inland needs and serve about 40 percent of Ohio’s population. The Stanley Engineering Co. estimates a $56 million cost and a 1959 completion goal.
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Bootlegger Captured on Sunshine State Parkway
WEST PALM BEACH FL. A patrol chase on the newly opened toll road ends with the arrest of bootlegger Dewey Lee Young. Police seize 573 gallons of moonshine whiskey, dumps most of it in Parkway ditches, with a portion kept as evidence.
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Fire Ant Invasion Prompts Federal Help Plea
Southern states urged Congress to authorize a broad fed eral campaign against the fire ant invader blamed for crop and livestock losses and human bites. The House subcommittee heard reports from Alabama, Florida and North Carolina officials on the spread from Mobile to 22 million acres, with 350000 ant mounds at Maxfield Air Force Base and three airmen hospitalized. Senate sponsors backed similar action to empower eradication efforts statewide.
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D-Fla
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Scott Says Demagogues Set Back Race Relations
Senator W Kerr Scott of North Carolina accuses demagogues of igniting racial firecrackers that have cost a generation in Southern race relations. He says segregation controversy events have been exaggerated, making it hard to sustain normal interracial harmony. A Roman Catholic priest from Shreveport Louisiana weighs in on the issue.
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Motorist Alleges Abusive Pike Patrolman Incident
Ohio Turnpike Patrol will probe a motorist claim that a toll road officer was abusive during a slow speed arrest near Newton Falls. David Benis says the officer used harsh language and the officer may have misunderstood the incident as a traffic hazard.
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Israel vows to defend right to use Aqaba waterway
Ben-Gurion reiterates Israel will defend rights of passage through the Gulf of Aqaba and the Suez Canal. He urges UN mediation for a peaceful settlement and warns Egypt against renewed disruption of shipping. He laments missed chances for a more peaceful regional outcome in Gaza and the Strip.
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Ford Plant Blast Fatal To Workman, 25 Hurt
A Ford Motor Rouge Plant blast damaged a large paint oven injuring 25 workers with one fatality. John Goodwin 56 a final inspector died at Henry Ford Hospital. About 2 000 employees were present when the explosion rocked the Dearborn facility.
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Swall
Ottawa County
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Harbor
New York
Danbury
Gaza Strip Incidents Reported
Reports from Cairo and Washington recount high level talks on Gaza as Israel cautions against a belligerent Egyptian return. Gol da Meir, John Foster Dulles discussions, and U.N. control proposals frame a tense pause. Egypt presses to assume Gaza administration while UNEF starts evacuations and hands over offices in Gaza.
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Explosion at Ford plant Injures several workers
Ambulances from nearby communities rushed the injured to Henry Ford and Wayne County hospitals. Others treated at the plant hospital were released. Five Detroit men listed as hospitalized in critical condition include Basher Uddin Victor Taylor Curtis Freeman William R. Harper and Fred Nelson. The blast occurred in a paint drain tank beneath a large oven used to dry auto body frames. Ford officials called fire damage minor compared with the explosion and said production was not disrupted.
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