Tragic deaths in Clinton county as two men die Tuesday
In Clinton county two men died within minutes of each other when a 2,300 volt line struck Ronald Keever Hudson in Blanchester and Finley Consoliver was killed in Sabina. Hudson 46, of 211 Grove street Blanchester, had been with the Blanchester Board of Public Affairs 34 years and was killed while crews prepared a new pole on the Frank Wright farm.
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Finley Consoliver
Sabina
Sion
Ronald Keever Hudson
Grove Street
Blanchester
Hudson
Frank Wright
Rhode Road
Second Creek Road
Robert Cronebaugh
Wright
Ralph Powers
Vearl Fowler
Ed. Bailey
Mr. Hudson
Wright Home
Dr. Cronebaugh
Cronebaugh
John K. Williams
Wilmington
Ravenna Arsenal
Wilson
Solon Seeks Pentagon Plans On Use Of Extra Air Funds
Washington congressman Mahon of Texas says he will advise the House on nearly one billion dollars in extra air funds. He seeks Pentagon plans detailing how the money would be used before giving support or opposition.
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Washington
Mahon
D-Tex
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Senate
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
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D-Mo
Wilson
Congress
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Army
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Byrd
Holland
Fla
Long
Malone
Nev
McCarthy
Wis
Welker
Idaho
Theemocrats
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Francis Case
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
New Proposal Offered Union By Steel Firms
The Big Three steel companies presented a fresh contract proposal to the United Steelworkers aiming to avert a nationwide strike set to begin at midnight Saturday. Reports hint at a three year pact with a ten cent hourly raise in year one, while plant cooling measures at Gary Indiana and Pittsburgh signaled precautionary steps to protect equipment during delicate talks.
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United Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
International Executive Board
Supt Nichols Receives New Three Year Contract
Walter N. Nichols of Westboro was extended a three year contract as Clinton County schools superintendent effective July 1. The board set his salary at 7750 for the coming year, with no figures for the final two years, and approved bills and a six month financial report. Nichols has served three years in county leadership and previously led Jefferson schools.
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Walter N. Nichols
Westboro
Clinton County
County Board of Education
Nichols
Jefferson Schools
Carl H. Shanks Sr
Rebels killed in Algeria near Moroccan frontier
French authorities report 55 Algerian nationalist rebels killed yesterday in two operations near the Moroccan frontier. Unconfirmed reports claim 50 rebels killed in an operation west of Constantine.
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Algiers
Constantine
Quemoys absorb 7 hour shelling
TaipeI Formosa. Red Chinese guns launched their heaviest bombardment in two months against the Nationalist held offshore islands of Quemoy and Little Quemoy. The Nationalist Defense Minister said forces on the islands hit back hard as about 40 Chinese guns at Amoy and at Tateng Ting Island fired on the Quemoys for nearly seven hours.
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Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Amoy
Tateng Ting Island
Quemoys
Negro Leaders Map Plans on Desegregation
Thurgood Marshall outlined a five point strategy at the NAACP convention to push desegregation through federal action, lawsuits in eight states, community education, evaluating party efforts, and firm civil rights planks in party platforms. The plan targets Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia amid ongoing court rulings.
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Virginia
West
Arrests Continue In Cuban Revolt
Havana reports 17 suspects detained over a conspiracy to assassinate President Batista and trigger an uprising. Mexico City detentions total 26, mostly Cuban exiles, with one Argentine and one Spaniard among the group. Arms were found hidden in homes per the government.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Mexico
Mexico City
Batista
Ohio to get 320 million from new U. S. highway fund
Columbus officials estimate Ohio will receive about 320 million dollars in federal highway aid over the next three fiscal years from a 33 billion bill awaiting President Eisenhower's signature. State totals break down into interstate and non interstate allocations with a 90 10 state federal share on interstates and equal sharing on other roads.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower
Washington
Carnegie grant aids Western College for Women
New York The Carnegie Corporation approved a gift of 60 000 dollars to Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio to support the college program in inter cultural studies and expand cross cultural exchange opportunities.
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New York
Carnegie Corp
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
U S Aircraft Parts Shown To Russians In Moscow
In Moscow an American maker of aircraft products displays equipment to Soviet air and trade experts. William P. Lear says Russia is interested in buying automatic pilots and flight control gear, with negotiations reportedly under way for three French Caravelle jets using his equipment. Lear claims headquarters remain in Los Angeles and denies moves to Geneva.
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NATO
William P. Lear
Soviet Union
Lear
Los Angeles
Geneva
Switzerland
Santa Monica
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elyria
Ohio
Richard M. Mack
Lear, Inc
Russia
Sheriff Sure Warren Man Hides in Woods
Ohio authorities renew a massive manhunt for Alfred Wilson after a tip suggested his location near Phalanx. Deputies and state troopers tighten a cordon around Maple Grove west of Warren as traces of the fugitive emerge in a village area.
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Warren
T. Herberg Thomas
Trumbull County
Alfred Wilson
Thomas
Robert Stockdale
Portage County
Wilson
Ohio
Sam Comsa
Phalanx
Buck
Ruby Pesko
Newton Falls
Nicke
Pesko
Maple Grove
Here
Trumbull
Braceville High School
Braceville
Leavittsburg
Lausche Teaser Could Help or Hurt His Campaign
Five term Ohio governor Frank Lausche again stirs debate with a offhand remark on Senate organization. Observers note his stance may hinge on the president and balance in the Senate, leaving Democrats wary and Republicans furious while independents smile.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic City
Newmen
Senate
GOP
George H. Bender
Bender
Tub
Ike
Eisenhower
Congress
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Ronald K. Hudson
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Massachusetts
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