Eisenhower press confronts Russia on deeds for peace in Korea
President Eisenhower urged the Soviet Union to back peace talks with concrete actions, saying no evidence of good faith has been shown. He declined Attlee’s UN China proposal and downplayed a rift with Britain over Far East policy while confirming no shift in Korea armistice talks.
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Four-Engine B 29 Crashes on Nebraska Farm
SARGENT Neb May 14 UP A B 29 bomber low and in trouble plowed into the ground on a Central Nebraska farm. Nine men died in the flaming wreckage but three survivors walked away unhurt from the tail section. The four engine craft was en route from Great Falls Montana to Lake Charles Louisiana. Local volunteers described rough terrain and a canyon near Antone Hanson farm nine miles southwest of Sargent where the crash occurred.
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Legislators Plan To End Racket In Speed Traps
Ohio House votes 94 to 27 to end fees from speed trap cases cited by Rep. Andrew C Putka. The bill would redirect mayoral fees to municipalities general funds and place mayors on a salary basis. Other measures move through the House as lawmakers wrap week 19.
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Handsome Bachelor Attends Wake Speaks of Remembrance
A handsome and eligible bachelor attends an elderly friend's wake. The widow sits in black, dabbing her eyes as he offers condolences and asks for a keepsake. After a moment she replies with a measured or evasive response about a remembrance.
Battle of Words Raging Between McCarthy and Attlee
Sen. McCarthy accuses former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee of insulting the United States during a fiery Senate floor speech. Attlee denies the charge and defends the wartime alliance while rejecting McCarthy's claim of a cheap attack.
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Reds Reject Prisoner Plan at UN Meeting
Truce negotiators at MUNSAN failed to advance on handling Korean War captives. General Nam Ti san in Washington called the Allied proposal unacceptable. LT Gen Harrison Jr. defended the plan but many Communist objections remained. The session recessed with hours left to resume discussions.
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William K Harrison Jr
Racing Wire Patrons Listed in Cincinnati Case
U S District Attorney Claude Stephens released a list of more than 400 individuals or firms subscribed to a Cincinnati horse race wire service over the past three years. The list, provided by BR C Cullen, was shown to a grand jury investigating gambling and vice in northern Kentucky. Cullen, ill, remained in Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati and could not appear.
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Governor's Wife in Auto Crash in Lancaster
The Ohio patrol reports Mrs Jane Lausche, wife of Governor Frank J Lausche, was in a car collision near Lancaster yesterday with Miss Rhea McCarty, executive secretary of the Ohio development and publicity commission. Mrs Lausche was uninjured. McCarty treated for minor injuries at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital.
Navy transport James O Hara arrives with 807 aboard
The Navy transport James O Hara arrived today from the Far East docking at Seattle with 807 passengers aboard ship officials reported a smooth arrival amid maritime routine.
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Seatiile
James O Hara
Far East
WHIZ-TV Supplement Planned in The Times Recorder
A WHIZ-TV supplement will be published in Saturdays Times Recorder. It will detail the history of Radio WHIZ and recount the long battle to establish a television station in Zanesville with coverage of the station’s growth and milestones.
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Front Battles Intensify as Chinese Attacks Escalate
Report from Seoul on May 15 describes renewed Chinese offensives across the front. Eighth Army notes six Allied outposts captured, four retaken, with about 400 killed or wounded. Sabre jets clash near Pyongyang and Manchurian border, shooting down three MiGs and damaging two.
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Leopold parole bid denied by Illinois board
Nathan Leopold, the infamous 1920s killer, failed in his bid for parole. The Illinois Parole and Pardon Board, chaired by Victor I Knowles, ruled he is not the right type to reenter society, keeping him jailed at least until 1965. Leopold, 48, serves life plus 85 years for the 1924 Bobby Franks slaying and malaria inoculation experiments. He may reapply next month, but only on the same factual basis.
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Dinas Parole and Pardon Board
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Korea
Bus Drivers Sign Contract
The CIO Drivers Union reached a contract with Akron Transportation Co ending half of a 44 day intra city bus strike. The agreement includes a four and one percent hourly pay boost. Mechanics at ALG am the APL were still negotiating.
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Probe Wreck Of Lake Freighter Henry Steinbrenner
Coast guard ends two day inquiry into sinking of the Henry Steinbrenner on Lake Superior. Fourteen of 31 crew survived, four bodies found, eight still missing. In Cleveland the board will question Bernard Oberoski and Kenneth L. Kumm for ashore details.
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Cleveland
Bernard Oberoski
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Egypt Tightens Economic Screws In Canal Zone
Cairo May 14 Egypt's premier Mohamed Nagib cabinet imposes trade restrictions against Britain in the Suez Canal Zone. The interior ministry says only special approval from authorities will permit British transactions, forcing imports of food beverages building materials and other necessities from long distances to sustain the 80000 strong Canal Zone garrison.
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Reds Planning Lightning Attack
Vice Admiral Harold M. Martin, commander of the Pacific fleet air force, said in Sacramento that he is convinced the Russians intend a devastating attack to kneecap the United States. He warned at a civic luncheon that the so called peace offensive aims to lull the country into false security. He asserted the Communists have created the greatest armed force in history designed to attack the United States.
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Two Men Sentenced for Halloween Riot at Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus Ohio Judge William C Brant sentenced two rioting leaders from the Halloween jet and fire incident at the state penitentiary. Carl Jones Jr 27 of Cincinnati and John L Welsh 33 of Ross County pleaded guilty to rioting and malicious destruction of property with additional terms. Jones faces up to 19 years and Welsh up to 60 months. Jones could be imprisoned until 1986 and Welsh until 1993.
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Tornado Toll Rises To 112 In Waco Disaster
In Waco Texas May 14 rescuers count the dead as rubble is cleared from the twelfth victim found in four days of search. Major Ralph Wolf leads the Central headquarters team and weather allows the crews to sleep after days of tireless work amid mangled steel and timbers.
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Steel Workers Seek New Wage Hike Amid Talks
In Pittsburgh on May 14 the United Steelworkers opened contract talks with 35 bargaining teams led by David J. McDonald and John A. Stephens. The union seeks a general wage increase, while UC Steel has yet to disclose its position. The parties anticipate avoiding a July 1 strike.
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John A. Stephens
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Ohio Publisher Dies In Florida
Miami Beach reports the death of E C Ths a 73 year old prominent Ohio newspaper publisher. He led the Republican Printing Co and published the Wooster Daily Record Martins Ferry Bellaire Times Leader Ravenna Kent Courier Tribune and the Defiance Crescents news. A former president of the Ohio Newspaper association he died after a blood infection following a trip to Florida.
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Bellaire Times
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Secrest Votes Against Tidelands Bill in State Vote
Representative Secrest cast a dissenting vote on the tidelands bill amid party splits. The measure favored offshore natural resources development while most Ohio Democrats supported it except Rep Wayne Hayes who was paired against. Republican support remained solid. Clarence Brown was announced paired in opposition though absent.
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Senecatille
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Wayne Hayes
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