Defense cuts spark GOP Dem uproar in Washington
Representative Yorty demanded Secretary Wilson resign and be replaced by someone who understands defense needs. He blasted a five billion dollar Air Force funding cut for the next fiscal year, calling the move senseless. An Air Force report, requested by Yorty, warned the cut would leave the service well below the absolute minimum for national security. Senator Ferguson, questioning the Joint Chiefs of Staff role, said those responsible should appear before his subcommittee.微
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Night Club Alexandria to be sold at public auction
Newport Ky May 22 The Club Alexandria once a glittering Northern Kentucky night spot will be sold May 27 at public auction under court order to settle the estate of the late Arthur Dennett. The club building equipment 215 shares of stock in American and Monroe companies and 14 Jets in Newport will be offered to the highest bidder.
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Jest For This Morning Jest For This Morning
A light, cheeky note questions the fuss over Faye Emersons gowns calling them overrated and unremarkable for morning television audiences.
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President Signs Tidelands Bill to State Ownership
President Eisenhower signed the contentious tidelands bill into law affirming state rights to submerged offshore lands within historic boundaries and granting power to develop offshore minerals. California Florida Texas and Louisiana are favored as oil wells already exist off their coasts. The signing included 46 congress members who supported the measure amid a lengthy Senate fight.
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Army Deserter Breaks Jail in Chillicothe
May 22 report from Chillicothe details 20 year old army deserter Willam Fyffe escaping county jail by sawing bars and fleeing through the corridor. Fyffe, linked to a $346 robbery at a Chillicothe filling station on May 2, was captured after a car theft in Indianapolis. Sheriff James B Mark noted possible contraband smuggling assisted the breakout.
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WHIZ Announces Talent Search Across Four Cities
WHIZ plans a new program beginning Saturday June 13 running through September 12 featuring NBC talent auditions. Four cities host weekly contests with Zanesville’s segment airing June 20 from Sherttheater. Competing cities include Bel Air Maryland Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Honolulu Hawaii. Auditions held at WHIZ studios on May 27 at 7 pm for vocal or instrumental performers of any age.
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President signs lands claim documents with three pens
A burst of applause followed the president signing the lands claim documents. He used three pens and then presented them as souvenirs toSen Holland Daniel and Rep Graham.
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Hereford Hiccups Not Cured
Pete, a 16 month old Hereford bull, hiccups again after 24 hours free of fits. Veterinary surgeons at Grad State University had halted diaphragm spasms with local anaesthetic and a 51 inch exploratory session, but the anaesthetic wore off and Pete again suffers three to ten hiccups per minute. Dr John H Helwig warned a permanent cure was unlikely.
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First Programs On Air Today Over WHIZ TV
WHIZ TV launches with NBC programming at 9 30 pm presenting Your Hi Parane orl. Sign on at 12 55 pm and at 1 10 pm telecasts its first baseball game Cleveland Indians versus St Louis Browns. Regular telecasting runs until 4 54 pm, then returns at 7 pm for a full evening of programs including films except Hit Parade. Sunday schedule includes films. Monday marks TV debuts for five local announcers including Bob Wagner at 6 36 pm and Art Schmeber at 6 40 pm.
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Ohio Power Co Signs Contract With Employees
Employees at three Ohio Power Co plants approved a new two year contract with wage increases and shift differentials. The agreement includes a wage reopening in one year and a no strike clause if reopened negotiations occur. About 700 workers gain a 4.2 percent general raise, with holiday pay changes and Saturday Sunday shift considerations. Local 138 leaders William Comer and Chester Shulthe s represented Philo workers.
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Woman Killed By Hit-Skip Driver Near Hebron
Susie Virginia Dunlap, 36, a Buckeye Lake waitress, died when her stalled car on Ohio 73 near Hebron was struck by a southbound vehicle. A witness said the driver stopped briefly, inspected Dunlap’s car, then fled.
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Youth Dies On Way To Ball Game
Cincinnati May 22 Joseph W Cook a sophomore at Cincinnati Country Day collapsed and died this afternoon while en route to a baseball game. He belonged to the football and basketball squads and the school baseball team. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Cook of nearby Harmann.
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Little Beverly Found After 49-Hour Search Near Menominee
Beverly Bradley, 22, was reported missing near a cottage in the Menominee area two days earlier. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted her on a swampy logging road at 12 15 pm and she was flown to St Josephs hospital, conscious but exhausted. Her doll remained with her as volunteers and authorities conducted a large search, aided by 400 volunteers and air support, before she was located and reunited with her parents in Milwaukee and Greenville.
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Allied Troops Kill 100 Reds in Rainbound Front Battle
Allied forces clashed with Chinese Reds along the Eastern front near Cantonias, fighting in steady rain that grounded air support. American and Chinese units reported heavy shelling, with both sides suffering numerous casualties and claims of Reds killed or wounded.
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Transport Dle Seattle Free War Air Travel Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe transport near Seattle with references to naval vessels and passenger counts from the Far East. The text is garbled but hints at wartime movement and air or sea transport involving military personnel and civilian passengers.
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Jail Breaker Story Amid Odd OCR Fragments
A Tennessee man was arrested after a chaotic scene described in fragmented OCR text. The report mentions a basement, a pocket tomb, and a late night patrol but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes beyond an arrest on Pere 28 gast Octorve.
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Wide Belt Across Ohio Warned Of Conditions Favorable For Twister
A broad alert covered Ohio as a weather front spurred fears of tornadoes. Storms brought heavy rain, winds over 30 mph, minor floods, and power/communication outages across several areas. In Chillicothe, Paint Creek rose notably, prompting emergency attention and cautious skies statewide.
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Dulles Doubts Any Benefit In Talks With Reds
Secretary of State Dulles doubted any good would come from talks with Soviet leaders unless the Communist bloc halted aggression in Korea and Indochina and accepted Austrian independence. He spoke at a Delhi news conference before flying to Karachi during a Middle East and South Asia tour.
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Secrecy Shields Allies Revised Truce Proposal
Tokyo reports an unusually secretive Allied command work on a revised Korean truce proposal signals a possible turning point as talks resume Monday. The barrier remains how to dispose of prisoners returned to Communist control while Peiping uses its London Daily Worker correspondent as a testing ground for its stance and thinking.
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Weather report for Ohio and surrounding areas
A weather summary reports cloudy conditions in Ohio with a slightly cooler Sunday and warmer Friday. Temperatures range around readings near 78 degrees elsewhere, with a note of humid conditions and midnight observations by the Associated Press.
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Zanesville Skies Tobay Survey Change
In a brief city notice Zanesville reports a survey shift affecting eastern districts. No further details are provided due to unreadable OCR.
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