Hearings Start Tonight On 5 Major Ohio Bills
Five major bills are up for hearings in Ohio tonight. The Senate Commerce and Labor Committee will hear a measure to bar union shop dues from political campaigns, with Sen. Robert R. Shaw defending it. Unions including the AFL oppose. Other hearings address state costs for moving utility lines in new interstate highways, labeled a $12 million grab by opponents. Education bills seek to abolish the elected State Board of Education in favor of governor appointments and to create a new state university in Eastern Ohio. A related bill would let gas companies condemn property for underground storage with owner consent from 65 percent in the area.
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Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Robert R. Shaw
Ohio
AFL
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
House Education Committee
State Board of Education
Senate Conservation Committee
Ed Schorr
Cincinnati
Hanna Coal Co
House Taxation Committee
Stanley Wonuuayyeahu
Maui J. Bowers
Bowers
Senate Code Revision Committee
Zhukov Warns Oceans Won’t Shield Against Atomic War
Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov, in a Moscow speech published by Tass, warned that ocean barriers would not defend against Soviet hydrogen and atomic bombs. He said nuclear weapons would be used in a serious world conflict and that if not forbidden, they will replace traditional arms as the principal offensive weapon.
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Georgi Zhukov
America
Zhukov
Tass Today
India
Group Plans 10 Year Study of Living Costs
Rep. Victor L. Anfuso chairs a House subcommittee probe into 10 years of living costs to uncover who absorbs consumer dollars and any injurious practices. He aims for a non political inquiry, starting with research, before potential hearings on domestic and international food distribution and prices.
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Washington
INL
Victor L. Anfuso
Anfuso
Williams Seen Trying To Shake Off CIO Tag
Washington report notes Governor G. Mennen Williams seeks to shed CIO ties ahead of a possible 1960 presidential bid. He has faced UAW pressure and recent judicial appointments without Reuther’s input, signaling a cautious move to appeal leftward while maintaining CIO support.
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United Automobile Workers
UAW
Michigan
Democratic Party
CIO
AFL Cio
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Heads to Meknes Tour
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt leaves Rabat for Meknes on the third leg of her Moroccan visit. She met Sultan Mohamed V and Crown Prince Moulay Hassan on Tuesday in Rabat.
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Meknes
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Moulay Hassan
Ike Backer Is Troubled By Eisenhower Direction
John B. Knight, longtime publisher and director of the Charlotte Observer, Akron Beacon Journal, Miami Herald, Detroit Free Press and Chicago Daily News, voiced concern over the administration's shift since the election. He criticized the new 72 billion dollar budget as inflationary and warned that government spending undermines efforts to curb inflation. Knight spoke to the Charlotte Executive Club.
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Eisenhower
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Charlotte Observer
Akron Beacon Journal
The
Miami Herald
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Daily News
Ohio Paper Raps Withholding Of Death Cause
The Columbus Citizen editorial urges hospitals to publish the cause of death on death certificates. It argues withholding is unjustified public record and delays news. The piece cites Scripps Howard papers and says newspapers can judge justification for withholding.
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Columbus, C
The
Columbus Citizen
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Scripps Howard
Cleveland seeks instant plan approval for Lakeland expressway
The Ohio Highway Department reviewed Cleveland officials request to proceed immediately with detailed construction plans for the Lakeland expressway. Gov. O'Neill Highway Chief Noble and other officials met Tuesday to discuss the proposal. Cleveland Service Director Louis Drasier and engineering Commissioner Jay Katz called the extension the city’s top priority after the completion of the inner belt project.
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State Highway Department
Cleveland
Xpressway
C. William O'Neill
Charles M. Noble
Cleveland Service
Louis Drasier
Jay Katz
Akron mayor Montieth takes office in Stow duties
First Mayor C H Montieth assumed the mayoral duties in Stow, a small Cleveland-area community of about 2,000. Officials cited a $19.5 million project and announced a special election date next Tuesday to fill a vacancy after defeating three opponents. He will serve the remainder of the year as the legislature prepares for Barbelatare measures.
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C. H. Montieth
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Stow
Cleveland
Montieth
Ality Frowet
O'Neil
Legly Barbelatare
Mailsters Bring Motorized Post Run To Georgia
In Decatur Georgia the Post Office tests motorized mail carriers known as mailsters about 100 to 500 pounds of mail. The new scooters reduce foot miles and save time by covering routes with a 450 step typical stretch and snow or rain tested. 30 percent more bite limits and sored feet mention appears in the report.
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Decatur
U.P
Post
Lincoln
Neb
Southwest
Cal
Atlanta
Police Quiz Man About Girl's Death
County authorities questioned a 51yearold painter about the slaying of a young woman found in Big Darby Creek near Darby Dale. Detectives said his car bore possible blood stains and a length of plastic clothes line matched the weapon. He admitted washing seat covers but denied involvement, claiming the line was there before he moved in. He is a father of five.
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Columbus
Big Darby Creek
Darbydale
Ellsworth Beck
Bill Would Let Cities License Budget Firms
Ohio House subcommittee backs a bill to let cities license budget service firms, or outlaw them in full. The substitute targets budget service companies that lump debts and take control of funds, regulating or banning them, with one measure exempting some licensed individuals.
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Belmont
Defense Rocks Case Against British Doctor
The Crown's case against Dr. John Bodkin Adams, accused poisoner, was jolted by cross examination from a second star witness. Nurse Rose Stronachithy testified about Mrs Edith Morrell's death and Mrs Edith Morrell's nurse Annie Helen Mason Ellis described the same medical wine given to the patient. Adams, 81, a bachelor physician, faces charges of poisoning Edith Morrell in a trial that has drawn intense courtroom focus.
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Morrell
Kasper Says Councils Will Investigate Death
Kasper claims white citizens councils will probe the death of his co defendant in federal contempt charges following a second wave of racial violence in Clinton Tennessee. John Gates, 41, cafe owner in Clinton, was found dead. officials say he died of natural causes at a Tennessee hospital. Kasper faces possible arrest by U S marshals if he appears.
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White Citizens Councils
Clinton, Tenn
John Gates
Clinton
Ala
Eastern
Seaboard City ‘State Mental Hospital
Knox
Zens Council
Washington, D.C
Ville
Tenn
Herbert Pope
The
Tennessee Council
Kasper
Wetumpka
U.S
TV Tubes Loot Over $30 600 Near Akron
Akron police investigated a burglary at Main TV Supply Co. in Arena real non. Thieves stole television tubes valued between 30 000 and 40 000. Gates, freed on 5 000 bond, was rearrested for smashing school windows. A company spokesman said Gates might be committed to a mental institution after two suicide attempts.
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INL
al Arena
Gates
A Company
Pomental Institution
Education Group Opposes County School Tax Bill
The Ohio Education Association opposed a 10 mill county wide school tax bill, saying it would hinder consolidation and strain some districts. Dayton schools would need 23.5 mills to sustain current standards, while poorer districts could drop toward 11 mills yet receive the same funds. The bill was sent to a subcommittee for further study.
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Ohio Education Association
Thomas O'Keefe
Association
House
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Robert French
Dayton
Montgomery County
Moway
O’keefe
Lancione
Arthur C. Katterheinrich
Foundation
Ohio
Water Plan To Go Soon To O Neill
John H. Byrne, executive director of the Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation, said he would present to the governor a rate plan for creating a Lake Erie watershed commission. The plan aims to develop water supplies, purify and distribute water, manage sewage, and coordinate with counties and municipalities. if not ready by May a special session may be sought.
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John H. Byrne
Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation
Lake Erie
Rail Strike Expected In Britain
London dispatch reports a government ministerial body rejected wage demands from workers on the nationalized railways amid rising labor tension and a potential transport strike that could disrupt service nationwide. The stalemate signals a looming labor dispute with possible disruption to passengers and freight across major routes in Britain.
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London
Railway workers urged to accept 3 percent wage rise
The railway staff national tribunal urged a 3 per cent pay rise for 370,000 railway workers, who had demanded 10 per cent. The National Union of Railwaymen met in emergency session after the decision, with some factions pressing for an immediate walkout while officials planned further talks before any strike.
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National Union of Railwaymen
British Transport Commission
NUR
Big Fish Jumps Hurt Woman In Fort Myers Incident
In Fort Myers Florida Mrs. Fred Carlsen suffered a broken arm when a 40 pound plus lionfish leapt into her fishing cruiser. The monster ray damaged the boat, overturned gear, and forced the craft to halt. Her husband fought to kill the fish with eight rifle bullets after the creature smashed the engine box and steering column.
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Fred Carlsen
New York
Burton Ras
Carlsen
Punta Rassa
Pascoe
Fulton
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