Two Ohioans Win U S 4 H Honors
Gerry Johannes of Xenia and Ronald Cruea of Cedarville won top national 4-H honors in Chicago. Johannes earned a $300 scholarship for clothing achievement after nine years in 4-H and making 43 outfits. Cruea received a $300 scholarship and an all-expense trip for insect collection in 4-H entomology, with 23 cases containing 500 specimens.
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Chicago
Gerry Johannes
Xenia
Ohio
Ronald Cruea
Cedarville
Ohia
Johannes
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Sheraton-Blackstone
Cruea
Club
Congress
U.S
Extension Service of
State Agricultural Colleges
U.S. Deartment of Agriculture
Ohio Farm Bureau Opens Convention
The 37th annual Ohio Farm Bureau convention opens in Columbus with talks on farm surpluses and peace. Secretary of Peace Harold Staessen will discuss using surpluses to ease international tensions. Sen. Albert Gore and State Sen. C. Stanley Mechem headline sessions on prices and legislation as farm income concerns rise.
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Harold Staessen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ition
H. D. Heckathorn
Forest
Ohio Federation
R. Stanfield
Heckathorn
Kean
Week End Accidents Fatal To 18
At least 18 persons were killed on Ohio highways and in various accidents over the weekend. A United Press survey covers 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, showing at least 10 fatalities in traffic crashes.
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Ohio
United Press
Vatican City Pap er adds details of vision and death toll
Pope Pius XII prayed and meditated on the life of Christ during a anniversary week amid reports of a vision and near fatal collapse. Osservatore della Domenica added detail, addressing questions from Italian press and noting a string of unrelated deaths including a Wauseon man in a Delta airport plane crash and a Fairborn plant collapse.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Christ
Osservatore Della Domenica
Anyi
Oggil
Wauseon
Delta
Moysteri
Fairport Harbor
Ashe
Xenia
Fairborn
Ll Quotidiano
Rome
Italian Catholic Action Organization
St. Peters Square
Vatican Palace
Army Air Force feud lingers over new aviation unit
In a Washington dispute the Army and Air Force clash over expansion of aircraft, with Defense Secretary Wilson facing the feud's latest flare. Several fatalities and accidents are noted in Ohio and nearby states as investigations and legal actions unfold.
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Wilson
Army Air Force
Thomas Foley
Steubenville
Wintersville
Harold Wedlake
Woods County
Harold N. Hull
Akron
Holmes County
Killbuck
Army
Air Force
Edward Cassady
Wauseon
Delta
Ohio
Alejandro Rivera
Daniel G. Hayslip
Xenia
29Th St
Lorain
Alonzo F Arm
Nieves
Portland Cement Co
Ben Goss
Sandusky
James Campbell
Langsville
Pivera
D. A. Cook
Henry R. Foster
Kirtland
Land
Willoughby
Stephen Taylor
Millersburg
Washington
Paul Bixler
Fairport Harbor
W. E. Petersen
Wilber M. Brucker
Air
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
O. P. Weyland
Tactical Air
Louisiana Maneuver
Sky Cavalry
Weysland
Commissioners Reject Plea For Directories
County commissioners with a 2 to 1 vote turned down eight Lorain city directories from R L Polk Co for six departments at $30 each. Commissioner Oscar G Dunn opposed, joined by Commissioner J Powell Jones, while Commissioner J Norman Thompson supported purchase if needed by offices. Auditor Ayres and Treasurer Schmitkens urged the need, noting worn copies and delinquent tax work.
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Lorain
R. L. Polk Co
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Powell Jones
Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Frank Ayres
Carl Schmitkens
Thompson
Schmitkens
Ayres
AFL CIO Split Conventions Set Ahead of Merge
New York reports top AFL and CIO leaders gathering to plan separate conventions before a joint AFL CIO meeting. Officials weigh Unity Committee constitution changes, with Walter Reuther expected to lead the merged body alongside George Meany. Adlai Stevenson Harriman Mitchell and Eisenhower message planned.
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New York
AFL and Cio
Afl-Cio
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers’ Union
Dave Beck
AFL Teamsters
CIO
AFL
Walter Reuther
Industrial Union Department
AFL Executive Council
Reuther
George Meany
Aflcio
Adlai Stevenson
iGov
Averell Harriman
James P. .Mitchell
Marion Folsom
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Faure Faces Likely Fall as Communist Bloc Withdraws Support
Paris reports indicate Premier Edgar Faure's fate in the National Assembly is sealed as the Communist bloc withdraws backing. Faure urged an end to rapid government changes and argued for disarmament plans to be presented to the United Nations, but the crucial confidence vote on Tuesday is expected to defeat him. He had sought early elections and reforms to make premier removal harder, while warning that failure could derail the Geneva disarmament plan.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Faure
National Assembly
Nist
Chamblay
Assembly
France
United Nations
Geneva
British Think U S Gave H Bomb Hint To Russia
London daily Express science editor Chapman Pincher says British scientists believe Russia deduced the hydrogen bomb secret from U S announcements. He cites a Tass report quoting Khrushchev and argues the so called uranium blanket bomb could be the secret weapon. Pincher claims U S and British disclosures aided Soviet progress and links this to political timing and electoral concerns.
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U.S
Russia
London
INS
London Daily Express
U. S
Ters M Pram
Sala
Soviet Union
Tass
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushcchev
Pincher
Moscow
Pacific
Eniwetok
Faure
Jardh
Pierre Men
France
Mendes France
Ergy Commission
AEC
Excommunicated Women Face Church Punishment Over Violence
In Erath Louisiana Bishop Jules B Jeanmard excommunicated two women who beat a lay teacher over a racially mixed catechism. The decree warned other parishioners of automatic excommunication for further violence and said the church could close if signs of violence persist.
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Erath
Blass
Jules B. Jeanmard
Lafayette
Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Church
Ohio State
Ohio
RB. J
iTheodis Blue
Detroit
Paul A. Feaman
Euclid
Ortican
Mayor's Court
Arraignment Set in Denver Bombing Case
John Gilpert Graham, 23, faces arraignment today on first degree murder charges in an airline bombing that killed 44. Defense lawyers may seek a continuance. District Judge Edward J Keating will hear the case as prosecutors map their plan after visiting the Longmont crash scene.
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Denver
United Air Line
District
Bert M. Keating
Longmont
Colo
Graham
India Opposes H Bomb Tests Says Menon
Washington reports quote Indian Foreign Minister K Krishna Menon opposing hydrogen bomb tests as contrary to the current of peace. He states New Delhi's government rejects atmospheric testing and seeks a ban aligned with global disarmament efforts. The statement underscores India’s stance amid Cold War nuclear tensions.
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India
Washington
ENSI
K. Krishna Menon
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Julius
Nancy
Dane
Ohio Farm Bureau
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Itali Airman
George Carter
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Pope
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Clude
Executive Council
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Industriali Union Department
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