Korea arms treaty breach prompts call for strict inspections
State department officials cite the Korean truce team crackup as proof that arms import curbs require an iron clad inspection system. They warn that limited inspections cannot safeguard disarmament and urge universal air and ground verification to prevent covert violations.
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Washington
State Department
Korea
United States
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
North
South Korea
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
U. N
North Korea
Ohio farmers study purses and corn price supports
Ohio farmers assess pocketbook implications as farm product prices rise 3 percent between mid-April and mid-May while costs climb. The Ohio stabilization committee explains two routes to maximum corn price supports: soil bank compliance or corn acreage reserve. National average price support stands at 1.50 a bushel, with non compliance at 1.25. Officials caution farmers to formalize county agreements before crop adjustments. Livestock prices are expected higher this year due to reduced hog output.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
OASCC
Walter Sellars
Washington D. H
H. L. Manwaring
Production Adjustment Commodities Stabilization Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Manwaring
Soil Bank
Pool Erection Contract Awarded In Wilmington
Union Land Development Corp awards the pool project on Prairie avenue to Modern Sales & Construction Co. at cost plus 10 percent not to exceed 49650. Land cost 3300. Pool measures 42 by 82 feet with a 34 by 36 foot diving well and a 20 by 20 foot wading pool. Work starts week of June 25 and finishes in about 10 weeks, not ready for this year’s swimming.
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Wilmington
Union Land & Development Corp
Modern Sales & Construction Co
George Schantz
Schantz
Prairie Avenue
Woman, 55, Hurt Sliding Into Base in School Baseball
Mrs Esther Hadley aged 55 sustained a hip fracture when sliding into first base during a game with grade school pupils she teaches at Kirkwood Binghamton City Hospital reports she is in good condition with the injuries described as serious but not life threatening according to local medical staff.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Esther Hadley
City Hospital
Kirkwood
Boat accident at shop ends with man’s sprain
Clinton Claude Cashman believes he is the only man around who fell from a boat onto concrete. He sprained his thumb, hit his head, and bruised himself after the vessel, placed on sawhorses at his shop, flipped while he climbed in to install the motor and dumped him onto the concrete.
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Clinton Claude Cashman
Dr Sam Sheppard loses high court appeal in murder case
Ohio Supreme Court upholds the 1954 murder conviction of Dr Sam Sheppard, denying three main contentions and ruling the case not retried on fact. He remains in prison for the bludgeoning death of wife Marilyn, with possible further action only via the U S Supreme Court.
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Dr. Sam
High Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Cleveland
Marilyn
Sam
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Paul M. Herbert
U. S. Supreme Court
Dr. Sheppard
Richard Sheppard
Richard
James F. Bell
Ohio Penitentiary
Bay Village
Dog Howl Disturbs Neighbors In Roseville
In Roseville California a neighbor endured two years of a dog's persistent howling. Frustrated, the neighbor shouted and barked from under the owner's window to sleep talks, waking many residents. Police were called but the dog owner remained asleep through the uproar.
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Roseville
Calif
Big Steel Firms Study Union Plan
Representatives of the three largest steel companies in the nation study the union’s proposals during a recess in contract talks with United Steelworkers. A three hour meeting yesterday between U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel prompted the pause and today’s session was canceled. Negotiations resume in New York next Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel
New York
Eaton Admits Tax Report Error
Washington 1943 income tax return of financier Cyrus Eaton listed no stock in foreign firms. Eaton testified the error was a blunder by accountants who followed the prior year’s pattern despite his 1943 purchase of Premium Iron Ores Ltd stock in Canada.
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Washington
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Premium Iron Ores Ltd
Canada
U S Copter Finds Single Survivor
Balboa C Z A U S Air Force helicopter has picked up the lone survivor of Guatemala s worst plane disaster in which 30 persons perished last Friday The government initially said all aboard died but later announced Roberto Ovando Ardon 22 an electrician with the public works department survived unhurt.
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Balboa
C. Z
U.S. Air Force
Guatemala
Aviateca
Roberto Ovando Ardon
Public Works Department
Molotov quits as London Moscow radio reports new FM
Radio in London and Moscow announces that Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov has resigned. Dmitry Shepilov is named the new foreign minister in the shakeup.
Eisenhower Backers Use Race Relations As Campaign Tool
President Eisenhower supporters advocate highlighting race relations as a major campaign issue. Richard Tobin of National Citizens for Eisenhower urges marketing a story about Supreme Court tied progress, while Nixon cites administration actions against segregation. Democrats accuse politics with the court. Tobin links potential GOP gains to even a small Negro vote switch.
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Ike Backers
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard L. Tobin
National Citizens For Eisenhower
Tobin
New York Herald Tribune
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Nixon
New York
Earl Warren
Congress
Three U S Business Leaders Paid Over 700 000 A Year
New York business week reports top executives at General Motors Bethlehem Steel and others earned over 700000 before taxes in 1955. Grace Bradley and Curtice topped the list. Chrysler and P&G also raised pay above 200000 for the first time.
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New York
Harlow H. Curtice
Albert Bradley
General Motors
Eugene R. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Business Week Magazine
Business Week
Securities and Exchange Commission
Uncle Sam
Grace
Bradley
Proctor & Gamble Co
Neil H. McElroy
International Harvester, Foods
Standard Oil of Calif
F.W. Woolworth
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler Corp
B&O Track Clear After Accident at Bond Creek
Traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio mainline near Parkerburg resumed after the National Limited derailed on a short bridge over Bond Creek yesterday. Engineer J Riley aged 62 from Grafton and fireman Paul R Hooten age 32 died when the lead diesel struck a 40 ton boulder loosened by heavy rains. Clerks C R Wilking and M V Imboden, both from Ohio, were shaken but unhurt.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Limited
Bond Creek
J. Riley
Grafton
Paul R. Hooten
C. R. Wilking
Marietta
Ohio
M. V. Imboden
Logan
Priest scales fence to fight lion at zoo
In Dunstable England a Roman Catholic priest Rev Ronald Aylward climbed a 20 foot fence and warded off a lion with an iron bar as it mauled 11 year old Tony Murphy who lost both arms. The hospital said the boy has a chance of survival.
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Dunstable
England
Tony Murphy
Ronald Aylward
Stevenson Targets Elder Voters in California Primary
Adlai Stevenson campaigns for California seniors criticizing the Eisenhower era pension and social security as inadequate. He argues the 15 million seniors deserve a decent program while countering Kefauver’s charges about his RCA defense work. Stevenson recalls Illinois pension vetoes tied to funding limits.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
California
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Radio Corp. of America
Zenith Radio Corp
RCA
San Diego
America
Illinois
Scrolls Hint at 200 Tons of Treasure in Holy Land
Jordan's antiquities chief cautions that even with Dead Sea Scrolls found near Manchester University the claimed hoards are unlikely to be authentic. The documents describe caches along the Israel Jordan border and mention hundreds of bars of silver, but terrain changes over 2000 years could hide or falsify locations.
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Manchester
England
Holy Land
Jordan
Manchester University
Israel-Jordan
Dead Sea
Gerald Lankester Harding
Harding
The
Christ
Triplets Born Near Maternity Ward at Mercy Hospital
In Springfield Ohio Mercy Hospital reports a unique birth scene as a pair of robins nesting on a window ledge witnessed a trio of chicks hatch near the maternity ward. Nurses described the birds as chipper while the human mother and family were not mentioned.
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Springfield
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Alabama Judge Outlaws NAACP in State
Judge Walter Jones issued an injunction banning the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Alabama. Granted at the urging of Attorney General John Patterson, the order bars NAACP activities companywide, blocks new chapters, and halts fund collection until further court orders.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walter Jones
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
John Patterson
NAACP
Wire Strike Not Called. Talks Continue
About 3,500 Western Union workers in the New York metropolitan area joined a union meeting and voted to return to work under an armed truce while negotiations proceed. The American Communications Assn. which represents the local group, said their contract expired last midnight. Similar talks are in Washington with the CTU, which represents about 30,000 outside New York. The CTU demand totals a 15 cent hourly raise plus job classification improvements and fringe benefits averaging 12 cents an hour, while ACA seeks a comparable package. The company offers 18 cents total, including a 10 cent raise.
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New York
Western Union
American Communications Assn
Independent
Washington
Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTU
ACA
Athens Countian's Death Probed After Found Wounded
Walter Poches a 49 year old custodian at Eagle Lodge in Jacksonville died in a Nelsonville hospital after being found in a Jacksonville street with a cut on his temple. Sheriff George Bateman ordered the body sent to Columbus for an autopsy and said the cause of the wound is under investigation.
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Athens
Walter Poches
Eagle Lodge
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Athens County
Columbus
Arabs Sign Pact to Unite Military Policy
Damascus reports Syria and Jordan agreed on unifying military policy against the Israeli threat. The pact was announced last night signaling closer defense cooperation between the two neighboring states.
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Damascus
Syria
Jordan
Northern Ohio farms struggle as heavy rains devastate plantings
In Cleveland and across northern Ohio persistent May storms left farmers estimating only about 10 percent of typical spring planting completed. Rain totals surpassed records in Akron and Cleveland, with frost on May 25 harming fruit and vegetables and risking high yield seed corn. In Lorain Crawford counties, crops planted were damaged and oats and corn acreage underplanting persisted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lorain County
Crawford County
Akron
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