Corcoran Questioned in FPC Probe by House Panel
In Washington UPI reports Thomas G. Corcoran a former New Deal adviser now a $60 000 a year public utilities lawyer was summoned for questioning by the House Influence Investigating Subcommittee. They will probe his contacts with Federal Power Commission members amid claims of influence.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal
House
Corcoran
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Free Commission
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Slaying Case Proceeds In Mentor Love Motive
Prosecution resumes testimony in the first degree murder trial of Floyd Hargrove 34 charged with the Christmas Eve sniper slaying of Charles Clark a Mentor engineer and civic leader. The state argues Hargrove killed Clark for his wife Lois and notes the weapon a 22 caliber gun later found near the Chagrin River.
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Painesville, O
UPI
Floyd Hargrove
Charles Clark
Mentor
Clark
Lois
Lake County
Richard McBurney
Hargrove
Chagrin River
Testimony Sought After 1969 Route 10 Accident East of Root Road
A widow appeals for a blue Ford Sedan mother with four or five children to come forward. She describes the April 20 1969 crash on Route 10 east of Root Road opposite Fields Cemetery involving two trucks including a Fannie Farmer Candy Co truck and asks the driver to contact Harry T. Marshall in Cleveland Ohio with phone numbers Main 1 4357 and EV 2 8173.
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Rte. 10
Root Road
Fields Cemetery
Fannie Farmer Candy Co
Harry T. Marshall
Bida
Cleveland
Plan to expand conservation reserve called too little too late
U S Rep Robert W Levering says a proposed expansion of the conservation reserve to remove about 6 million acres over three years is insufficient to curb farm surpluses. He argues far more land must be set aside immediately and favors a voluntary soil conservation program paid in surplus commodities rather than cash.
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Washington
UPD
U. S
Robert W. Levering
Ohio
Levering
Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
House Agriculture Committees
Fat Nikita Found Hanging In Effigy In Cedar Rapids
Police report a dummy effigy resembling Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was found hanging from a limb in Cedar Rapids. The attached placard proclaimed Death to Khrushchev and described the act as a political statement.
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Fat Nikita
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPD
Nikita Ruprushchev
Sienpest
Khrushchev
Ihei Fai
Police Commissioner to pay $15 parking fine
Fine Idea New York report notes Police Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy, whose car was ticketed last week during a traffic observance meeting, said Tuesday he would pay the $15 fine.
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New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
Is Rocky Pulling A Cal Coolidge
Washington UPI notes Gov Rockefeller has avoided endorsements and refused a vice presidential nomination while sparring with party bosses. The article compares his tactics to Coolidge in 1928 and asks where Rockefeller will be during this year’s Republican ballot.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Calvin Coolidge
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
L. Judson Morhouse
New York
Morhouse
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
James E. Watson
Catholics Hit Castro On Communism
The Roman Catholic Church in Cuba denounced communism in a pastoral letter directed at Catholics in the Quuiente Province and distributed nationwide. Archbishop Enrique Perez Serantes warned Cubans to beware of Marxist atheistic influence and stated the church may not tolerate communist insurrection.
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UPT
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Enrique Perez
Serantes
Perez
Castro
Quuiente
Live Wire Kills Dayton Father Of 7
Dayton Ohio police report 33 year old unemployed father of seven from Rome Georgia was electrocuted yesterday while repairing a basement shower faucet at his home. His wife Trene 2% discovered him last night and the coroner said he had been dead 8 to 19 hours. The Jackson family had moved to Dayton with their seven children three months ago and two children were staying with relatives in Rome.
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L. & Jackson
Rome
Trene
Coromer
Jackson
2000 Dock Workers Go On Strike
The International Longshoremen's Association called 2000 Chicago dock workers to strike after bargaining failed to reach a new contract. Chicago stevedores joined 1000 longshoremen already on strike at Great Lakes ports including Milwaukee Toledo Cleveland Erie and Buffalo. William Green, Local 19 president, said the strike was ordered due to no possibility of reaching agreement.
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UPD
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Twe
1Strike
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Toledo
Goveland
iErie
Buffalo
Wiliam Green
TLA
World In A Spin And Other News Briefs
Sir Richard Glyn alleges a Russian space ship violated British air space and urges action. Wal sall cooks strike at a canteen over workload after a potato peeling machine broke. Turkish police disperse 500 to 600 student protesters demanding Premier Adnan Menderes’ resignation. The Argentine revolution led to independence. Congressman John E. Sioss cites a secret Army report on arsenic runoff contaminating farmland. Dr Harold Martin, native of Lima Ohio, retires after 30 years. Missouri inmates escape hospital ward. last man tracked by bloodhounds. B&O Railroad seeks to discontinue several routes, cites losses. Northeast Airlines and TWA plan merge if regulators approve. Attorney Dougherty disbarred over misconduct. Actress Kim Novak expected to leave hospital soon. Dooley tests show no chest cancer extension. to work in Laos. Jonah Jones notes enduring stock market optimism. Former Premier Yoshida heads to Washington for US-Japan trade anniversary events. Navy machinist Schrode explains emergency landing after losing control on taxi test. Soo Line Railroad Co details.
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Russia
Walsall
England
Samir
Turkey
Adnana Menderes
John EQ Sioss
D-Calif
House
Amny
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Harold Martin
Lima
Ohio
Fulton
DiSalle urges not to turn Paris Summit collapse into issue
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle told reporters Democrats should not exploit the Paris Summit collapse though they may gain incidental benefits. He faulted the U S for unclear messaging on the U 2 incident, urged better White House State Department coordination, and urged selling democracy abroad with enthusiasm.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Portionli«S
Ohio
State Department
Khrushchev
Plane crashes into house. five hurt in Circleville Ohio
Strong winds blamed for a light plane crash into a Circleville home near U S 23. Pilot Ralph Dunaway 49 Olive Hill Kentucky and four aboard survived. Passengers Larry Nolan 19 Roger Qualls 40 from Olive Hill and William Cashion Huntington WVa plus home occupant Florence Metzger 62 were treated. Cashion later moved to Columbus Hospital in fair condition.
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Circleville
Air Four
Ralph Dunaway
Olive Fill
Here
Florence Metzger
Olive Hill
Eisenhower Faces Mocking Khrushchev in Paris Summit
In Paris President Eisenhower endures harsh taunts and a cold reception from Nikita Khrushchev as the summit unfolds. Khrushchev snubs handshakes and bars a Russia visit invitation, drawing worldwide attention to their clash while Eisenhower maintains composure in pursuit of peace.
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Charles
Hitler
Hittler
Neville Chamberlain
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Iake
Russia
Childbirth Hypnosis Evaluated by Cleveland Doctor
Dr Howard P Taylor associate professor at Frank E Burns Educational Institute told the Ohio State Medical Assn that hypnosis can aid childbirth without replacing needed drugs. He cautioned about risks of improper post hypnotic suggestions and use on borderline psychotics.
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Cleveland
UPC
Ohio
Howard P. Taylor
Frank E. Burns’ Educational Institute
Ohio’ State Medical Assn
Tayior
Hollywood writer Semsom Getlgud arrested for false bomb report
Erving Semsom Getlgud, a Hollywood screen writer, was arrested on charges of making a false bomb report after claiming his valise carried photo equipment. He says he only warned a steward about sensitive instruments and was then arrested. The Census Bureau reports American Lemon population at 20,040, up 6 percent since 1950.
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Hollywood
Erving Semsom Getlgud
Census Bureau
Court scold and a history snapshot from 19th century notes
A Cardiff judge orders a boy eating ice cream from his court while quipping about dignity and envy. The item also recalls 1852 Massachusetts first to require school attendance, Lincoln’s 1860 nomination, Halley’s Comet 1910s fears, and a 1933 TVA creation with other brief notes on politics and local events.
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Teliple Morris
Cardiff
Wales
Massachusetts
Abraham Lincoln
Repubicans
Chicago
Exo Pinza
Serth Pacifc
Halley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
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