Clinton County AFB to honor safe flying record leaders
Clinton County Air Force Base will award the U S Air Force Flight Safety Award to the 302nd Reserve Wing and the 2252nd Air Reserve Flying Center. Col. Donald J Campbell and Col. Delwin D Bentley will represent all base personnel at the Sunday ceremony with an open house from noon to 5 PM and a parade at 3 PM.
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Clinton County Air Force Base
Roger J. Browne
1St Air Force
Donald J. Campbell
302Nd
Delwin D. Bentley
CCAFB
2252Nd Air Reserve Flying Center
U. S. Air Force
Clinton County
Col
Campbell
Cincinnati
China
14Th Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
California
Covedale Avenue
Col. Bentley
Joseph C. Kay
Office of Information Services
Sen
George H. Bender
Anthony Celebrese
Cleveland
Rep
John M. Voorhis
Columbus
Russia pledges major military cutbacks and unilateral disarmament push
Soviet Premier Bulganin informs President Eisenhower of plans to reduce armed forces by 1,200,000 and cut armaments and expenditures. He urges the United States to mirror the move, while Dulles rejects unilateral cuts as not in U.S. interest. Talks note Open Skies and a broad disarmament framework remain unresolved.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
United States
Dulles
Bulgania
Soviet Union
U. S
The Laughing Tale Of A Sleeping Visitor In A Funeral Home
The Passing Show recounts a true tale about a young man who lived near a funeral home and sleptwalked into a display casket. He woke up to the surprising fact he had spent part of the night in a coffin, a story told as true.
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LC. Clinton
OSU Chief Calls U S Future Resting on Universities
Ohio State University President How ard L. Bevis told 2 077 graduates at the 79th June commencement in Ohio Stadium that America’s future rests on colleges and universities. He urged extending effort to the limit of resources and noted 60 doctorates and 174 master’s degrees were awarded.
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Columbus
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
America
Ohio Stadium
Bevis
United States of America
Kent State University
Ohio University
Bowling Green State University
Ohio July Draft Call Set At 712
Selective Service in Columbus issues a July draft call of 712, 55 more than June. The youngest possible inductee must be 22 on or before July 1 unless volunteering or delinquent. County breakdown includes Clinton 2, Fayette 3, Hocking 6, Pickaway 3, Van Wert 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Clinton
Fayette
Hocking
Pickaway
van Wert
Mollet Wins Two Confidence Votes In Pension Plan
Paris premier Guy Mollet easily secured two confidence votes on his plan to raise old age pensions. The measures aim to expand pension benefits and shore up social welfare funding amid ongoing debates in the government.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
CCAFB Holds Spotlight on Air Force Flyings Safety Award
Merchants of Wilmington and Clinton County join The News Journal in saluting Clinton County Air Force Base for its record of flying without accident and its airlift missions. An open house Sunday will feature the presentation of the Air Force Safety Award.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
News- Journal Today
Air Force
Eisenhower Says He Would Leave If Health Fails
President Eisenhower recalled his pledge to quit if he felt physically unequal to the duties. At a March 7 news conference he said illness or flu would not pin him to a promise and stressed the need for full organic fitness to carry the burden of the presidency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Second Major Foreign Aid Battle Looms
In Washington the House debates sustaining the $4.9 billion Yugoslavia aid request with $30 million economic and secret military support. Leaders push to restore $600 million cut as Richards wins committee cut backing. Hays amendment fails 192-112. party split contrasts with White House pressure.
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Washington
House
America
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Rayburn
D-Tex
GOP
Martin
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D - SC
Joe
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
White House
Body of James Horn Jr. recovered from Scioto River
Columbus police identify 18 year old James Horn Jr. of Columbus whose body was recovered by fishermen yesterday from the Scioto River amid ongoing investigation.
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Columbus
James Horn Jr
Scioto River
Why Are Turtles Crossing Oklahoma Highways
Oklahoma motorists confront a surge of terrapins on roads this spring. Lincoln Park Zoo director Julian Frazier notes unusually many crossings due to prolonged dryness followed by rain and spring mating behavior. Drivers swerve to avoid them, and some locals collect the reptiles as prizes.
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Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Julian Frazier
Lincoln Park Zoo
Frazier
Half Trillion In Military Spending Seen By 1965
Washington estimates show military defense costs from 1951 to 1965 could total about 5284 billion, surpassing the prior 15 years and excluding nuclear weapons. Officials cite rising weapon costs and advanced tech as key drivers, with annual outlays around 35 billion projected through 1965.
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Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Wilson
Mail Order Cop Aids In Arrest
Canton reports an amateur detective with a correspondence badge helped arrest Antonio Foster, 28, an unemployed musician, after Foster smashed a beauty shop window and entered. Devaux identified himself as plainclothes and turned Foster over to police. Foster faces burglary suspicions.
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Canton
Richard Devaux
Antonio Foster
Devaux
Foster
Ohio Governor Reviews Extradition Of Negro Air Force Officer
Lt. Titus A. Saunders, 24, asked Ohio Governor Frank Lausche to block his extradition from Mississippi where he faces a drunk driving sentence. Saunders claimed police abuse and fear for his life if returned, while Mississippi's conviction was cited as legal basis for extradition. Ohio official John Shoe maker said Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the conviction and Ohio must extradite.
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Columbus
Mississippi
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Titus A. Saunders
John Shoemaker
Mississippi Supreme Court
David Chatfield
Lausche
J. P. Coleman
Saunders
Lockbourne Afb
Lowndes County Farm
John J. Francis
O Neill Campaign Finances Reported After Primary
Four committees backing Atty C William O Neill who won the May 8 Republican nomination filed totals showing 38 100 in contributions and 35 495 in expenditures. O Neill himself reported 250 received and 244 spent with his main committee listing 33 193 in contributions 32 873 in outlays and 8 200 in unpaid debts. The Franklin County committee had 3 912 in and 1 751 out with remaining funds for the November 6 campaign. A Franklin County lawyers committee backing O Neill reported 585 in and 455 out.
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Columbus
Atty
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Franklin County
Franklin County Lawyers’ Committee
Knowland Disclaims Boom Bid for 1956 Nomination
Washington Senator Knowland disclaims any knowledge of a movement to nominate him for the Republican presidential race if Eisenhower backs out. He says he knows nothing of anonymous circulars from a group calling itself Knowland for President Committee. He withdrew from the race and remains an Eisenhower delegate with full support.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
Massive Rock Slide Destroys Schoellkopf Plant at Niagara Falls
A catastrophic rockfall at Niagara Gorge wrecked the Schoellkopf hydroelectric station of Niagara Mohawk. One man died, about 40 workers escaped, and roughly 300,000 kilowatts of capacity were lost as two of the three sections collapsed into the gorge. Damages run into millions. the plant had cost about 35 million decades ago. Richard A. Draper, 39, of Lewiston, was swept away.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara Gorge
Schoellkopf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Richard A. Draper
Lewiston
Draper
American Falls
Prospect Point
Chris Nelson
Niagara Mohawk System
Niagara Mohawk
Envoy's Ex Wife Dies in Paris
PARIS Mrs. Margaret Thompson Biddle 54 wealthy copper heiress and former wife of ex diplomat Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr. died early today of a cerebral hemorrhage. She married in 1931 and accompanied him to Warsaw when he became U S ambassador to Poland. Together they led the Polish government’s withdrawal through central Europe to France.
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Paris
Margaret Thompson Biddle
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Biddle
Warsaw
U. S
Poland
Europe
France
Soviet Foreign Minister to Visit Egypt
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov will visit Egypt at the invitation of the Egyptian government, announced by a Soviet Embassy spokesman. The announcement indicates ongoing diplomatic engagement between Cairo and Moscow.
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Cairov
Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Eisenhower Hospitalized With Ileitis No Heart Trouble Reported
President Eisenhower was taken to Walter Reed Army Hospital after abdominal pains. Doctors diagnosed ileitis inflammation of the lower small intestine with no heart involvement. Cardiogram planned and condition described as precautionary. Major Eisenhower accompanied his mother and military aides as the hospital visit followed a White House ambulance transfer.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Boston
Paul Dudley White
White House
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed
Hagerty
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Belvoir
Walter R. Tkach
Robert Schulz
Howard M. Snyder
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Mollet
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Big Rock Slide Wrecks Plant
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