Eisenhower Urges Steel Industry to Avoid Price Increase
President Eisenhower warned the steel industry against any price rise that could trigger an inflationary wage-price spiral. He said the federal government should not meddle in bargaining, but a summer steel strike could force intervention. The briefing also covered Argus nuclear results, Dulles’ return, and economy spending.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
International Geophysical Year
John Troster Dulles
Florida
Ohio faces payroll squeeze as wartime surplus drains
Ohio's $174,857,087 wartime treasury surplus has vanished leaving state officials scrambling to meet obligations. Gov. DiSalle considers options as the fiscal year ends June 30 with potential red ink and warnings from Department of Finance staff about continuing budgetary strain. Continued on Page 4, Column 2.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Michael V. Money Vised di
Mother admits killing two children in New Jersey playhouse
Police say Ellen Church, 38, wife of a research chemist, admitted murdering her two youngest children whose bodies were found wrapped in blankets in a backyard playhouse on Tuesday night in Hibernia New Jersey. Police reported the admission and identified the suspect as Mrs Ellen Church.
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Hibernita
N. J
UPI
Backgard
Ohio budget clash and family drug tragedy prompt surplus shift
The article outlines Ohio budget tensions as Gov. Lausche proposes higher taxes to cover a wartime surplus now shrinking. It describes Brooks Church, 40, returning home to a distressed scene with two older children affected by sleeping pills while police investigate questions of family finances. The piece notes a general shift from a wartime surplus toward new bonds, taxes, and road improvements, with reference to a rescue response and a multi-year financial plan.
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Brooks Church
Church
Ohio
Catherine
Kenneth
Stephen
Elizabeth
Gov. Frank
J. Lausche
Dover Hospital
Neigh
Weather outlook for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Increasing cloudiness and warm today with highs 66 to 72. Tonight and Thursday mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms and little temperature change. Low tonight 46 to 52. Tuesday temperature range 42 to 70. Precipitation none in last 24 hours. Humidity readings 47 percent at 7 am, 22 at 1 pm, 26 at 7 pm. Sunrise 6 23 am, sunset 6 44 pm. Moonrise 3 00 pm. Moonset not listed. Fresh lake fish market ad included.
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Ohio
Annexation move targets 245 Carlisle area homes
A public meeting in Carlisle Township to discuss annexation to Elyria covers 245 homes bounded by Black River and Abbe Road. Walter Von Brock chairs the effort with speakers including Elyria Mayor Victor Stewart and school officials.
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Carlisle
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Black River
Abbe Rd
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Wiliam Ryals
East River Rd
von Brock
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Walter Reif
St. Paul Church
C. A. Gibbons
Lorain County
Lawrence Jackson
Courtland W. Shea
East River St
Eisenhower open to summit talks if conditions allow
President Eisenhower said he might accept a series of summit meetings only if arranged under conditions that allow useful discussion and real U S benefits. He warned against informal sessions under world spotlight and stressed Khrushchev’s authority is required for any major NATO-Russia negotiations. He cautioned no one will be forced into talks and the summit must involve voluntary participants.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
Geneva
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eight Convicted Slayers at Governor’s Home Amid Capital Punishment Debate
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle faced a tense domestic scene as eight convicts, including five first degree murderers and three second degree murderers, were present at the Executive Mansion while he worked to push a bill to abolish capital punishment in Ohio. DiSalle’s wife and a visiting daughter, Connie, spoke with the inmates in the kitchen as discussions continued on the legislature's stance on the death penalty.
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Mike DiSalle
House
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
UPI
State House
Butc Rer
DiSalle
Connie
Toledo
Frank Johnson
Lima
Fighting Steps Up In Tibet
In Kalimpong Indian Tibet frontier reports say Chinese forces crushed an uprising in Lhasa yet fighting rages across the Himalayan kingdom. An official in Gangtok says no fighting in Lhasa for 18 hours and details on the Dalai Lama are unavailable. Tibetan sources claim spread beyond Lhasa and greater breadth than on March 20.
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Kalimpong
UPI
Lhasa
Gangtok
Sikkim
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Hearing Date Set For Crossing Bill
Ohio lawmakers set hearings for April 8 on a bill to reduce crossing deaths by funding warning devices at 5,000 unprotected railroad crossings. Rep. Richard C. Malone and Rep. Richard B. Metcalf co sponsor the measure which would share costs. organizers in Greene and Montgomery counties plan citizen caravans to attend. First hearing 8 p m Wednesday April 8 in the House Highway Committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard C
Malone
R. Dayton
Greene County
Montgomery County
Elyria
House Highway Committee
Richard B. Metcalf
Memory Service for Eight Killed in Beavercreek Crash
In Xenia Beavercreek Township a memorial service was held for eight Beavercreek Township School sixth graders who died in a week old train car crash at an unguarded crossing. Teachers and mothers of victims attended. Ministers spoke of Easter and resurrection as Girl Scouts saluted with Taps.
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Beavercreek Township
New York City State Secession Talk Draws Candid Harshness
UPI reports a fringe NYC movement pushes for a separate state, South New York, with advocates claiming major tax relief and budget autonomy. Critics warn secession is impractical and would divert state funds, while city leaders debate potential benefits and legal hurdles.
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New York
UPI
New York City
U.S
South New York
Hawaii
Alaska
Joseph Zaretski
State Senate
Iit
Wasmer
Albany
Upstate
Republic
Ean
Wag
OIC Plans SUB Test In Courts
The Ohio Information Committee opposes the supplemental unemployment benefits SUB bill and will seek a court ruling on its constitutionality. It will not pursue a referendum vote and plans no petition campaign. The SUB bill becomes effective June 17 and may reach the Ohio Supreme Court.
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OIC
Columbus
UPD
Ohio Information Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Afl-Cio
GIC
Living Cost Index Edges Down in February
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index fell to 123.7 in February from 123.8 in January. Food prices declined 0.7 percent with pork eggs and coffee leading reductions, while household fuels vegetables medical care gasoline and beauty services rose. The index shows a 1 percent year over year gain, the smallest in three years, though still the highest February reading ever. Aircraft workers face a one cent hourly pay cut tied to the index. Take home pay and purchasing power for factory workers dipped from January and remain below late 1956 highs.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Fear of riding cars mentioned with ads for sale
A note describes am I maxophobia and invites readers to place a fast acting Chronicle Telegram Classified Ad. It cites a 1948 Ford Coupe priced at 75 dollars and provides Elyria and Lorain phone numbers for placements. Mrs Papuga says Sold in a brief ending.
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Elyria
Lorain
Chronicle Telegram
Papuga
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