Israel Faces Arab Air Supremacy In Regional Power Balance
An analysis contrasts Arab and Israeli military strength. Israel fields around 80,000 troops with reserves that could raise to 200,000 within 48 hours, while Arabs lack reserves and could muster about 170,000. Egypt leads in armor and air power with Soviet tanks and MiG aircraft capable of striking Tel Aviv and Jerusalem quickly.
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Israel
Egypt
Tel-Aviv
Jerusalem
Belgium
Cancer's Cause Found Lack of Oxygen Claims Support Warburg Theory
Dr Carl C Lindegren of Southern Illinois University says lab work backs Otto Warburg's theory that oxygen deprivation in cells triggers cancer. A German scientist and experiments with yeast cells are cited, noting irreversible damage from reduced oxygen and multiple ways cells can be starved of air.
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Carbondale
Southern Ilinois University
Carl C. Lindegren
American Cancer’s Society
Otto Warburg
Berlin
Warburg
1 Stax. Planck Institute For
Science Magazine
Lindegren
Seiichi Hino
Japan
Mad Muntz Home Looted in Winnetka Heist
In Winnetka a Friday night burglary struck Earl W. Muntz and Patricia Stevens at their $125000 home. About $50000 in cash furs and jewelry vanished. Muntz, Los Angeles dealer and TV maker, and Stevens, operator of model agencies, married January 28 in Detroit.
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Chicago
Earl W
Mad Man
Detroit
North Shore
Out of Control Car Kills 11 Year Old Girl at Columbus Hardware
A car careened into a Columbus hardware store Saturday, killing an 11 year old girl and injuring her sister and two others. Police said the driver appeared to have suffered an epileptic seizure prior to the crash.
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Wulumsus
Columbus
Cartoons by Ding Return to The Messenger Series
A weekly feature from The Messenger presents Carl Ding cartoons from the last decades. Jay N. Jing’s gre cartoon prints illuminate and critique ongoing issues that still affect readers today.
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Anat
the Messenger
Gre
Ding
Jay N. Jing
France seeks 200000 more troops to quell Algerian revolt
In Algiers reports say France requests 200000 additional soldiers after Saturday’s heavy fighting that left about 250 dead. The largest clash near Djourf in the Moun tains produced heavy losses on both sides, with rebels claimed to shoot down helicopters and seize weapons. Unconfirmed tallies cited nine French casualties and several wounded, as tensions rise ahead of UN assembly and talks with Morocco.
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Algiers
Algeria
o—Nely
Robert Lacoste
Djourf
Nementcha
One-Time Red Leader Executed in 38
Bela Kun, leader of the Hungarian revolution, was executed in Moscow after a secret trial 18 years ago. Dr. Lakacz, 71, professor of literature and philosophy at Budapest University, says Soviet efforts to rehabilitate victims of Stalin's purges are sweeping many cases, including Bela Kun.
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Sweden
Aganst
Bela Kun
Unsue
Moscow
Lakacz
Bud
Stalin
Lukacz
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Kent
Revo
Soviet Union
Communist International
Comintern
Hungary
Eisenhower and Benson clash over new farm bill
President Eisenhower and Secretary Benson debated the farm bill amid a soil bank payments plan and a 9 percent mandatory support for basic crops. Hagerty said a final decision would come after Congress acts, while Senator Aiken urged moves to align the measure with administration views.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate
House
James C. Hagerty
White House
Rave
Aiken
Congress
One Room Schools Fade From Ohio Schools Scene
Harold E. Robinson of Ohio’s Department of Education notes that one room schools are disappearing as district consolidation grows. Only 88 remain, mostly in rural areas with an average daily attendance of 27 students per school. State education director R. M. Eyman and Robinson argue consolidation improves education as larger schools handle rising populations. Twenty-two counties have at least one one-room school, with Darke and Holmes counties each contributing.
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Mal Rans
Columbus
Harold E. Robinson
State Department of Education
Ohio
Robinson
R. M. Eyman
Robison Saide
Darke
Hols
Coshocton
Fairfield
Gallia
Guernsey
Jefferson
Lawrence
Monroe
Noble
Ottawa
Pauld
Political Offering Denounced in Senate Report
Senate investigators described a $2500 campaign donation to Case as not a bribe but urged Justice Department review for legal violations. The report also discloses military crashes killing 12 people, including Air Force and Navy aircraft incidents across Nebraska California California and Montana bases.
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Justice Department
Nebraska
Navy
Lees
Pacific Ocean
California
United States
Senate
Montana
Select Committee
Lincoln
Othis
San Pedro Naval Air Station
Pacific
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Spain ends protectorate and Morocco gains independence
Spain and France proclaimed the end of their protectorates in Morocco. The 18000 square mile territory becomes independent and sovereign aside from the Tangier international zone. Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef approved the accords after long talks with Franco and 11 ministers, with plans to negotiate cooperation on shared interests.
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Airdaid
Spain
Morocco
Soverign
French Morocco
Tanfier
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Francisco Franco
Ohio Eyes School Chief Ready by June
Ohio State School Board plans to select a state superintendent by June. President Robert A. Manchester says 70 prospects were mailed letters inviting confidential bios. The April meeting is set for Monday night at the State Office Building with May data due for final list in June.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Manchester
Canfield
Maches Jr
Manchester
Ice Breaker Sails To Rescue Nine Sealing Ships
The Canadian navy's largest ice breaker has sailed to aid nine Norwegian sealing ships trapped in ice near Greenland. The convoy carries 170 men aboard and is believed to hold a multimillion dollar cargo of seal skins.
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New York
Greenland
Hippo Birth Highlights U S Troop Roles in Europe
Senator McClellan attacked U S efforts to defend allies trading with the USSR and argued for continued troop presence in Europe. He cited a 1954 embargo accord and said Western nations rely on U S forces to bolster continental defenses against potential Soviet aggression. He suggested keeping troops is essential for deterrence and warned against overexposure of war plans.
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U.S
Ussr
coLummes
Milton Ra
Russia
Earl’ Davis
Snooky
Senate
Pete
Hieounty
Raue
Ef Mm
Speeenes
Tas
Free World
Inam
Con Clellan
Secretary of Commerce For Europe
U. S
Europe
Red Bids to Liberia Spark Cold Shoulder in Washington
President Eisenhower’s office reports that Liberia has not agreed to proposals for a friendship pact with the Soviet Union and has rebuffed Moscow’s bid for closer relations. U.S. officials say Liberia has given no commitment to the Soviet overtures.
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Liberia
Washington
Russion
Eisenhower
Ment
Profosals
Soviet Union
South Plans New Party Bolting Democrats to back new party
In Cincinnati Kent Courtney publisher of Free Men Speak said ten southern states will bolt the Democratic National Convention and organize a new conservative states rights party. He spoke at Women for God and Country and urged that a liberal like Averell Harriman or Adlai Stevenson could trigger the move.
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Cincinnati
Oreans
Averell Harriman
Estele Hauver
Adlai Stevenson
Eight Defiance men charged with dope sales
Dope peddling charges filed against eight Defiance area men for selling and possessing marijuana cigarettes. A Thursday roundup by sheriff deputies and Defiance police led to binding over to the grand jury, with Franklin County deputy Don Spattard praised for undercover work in Defiance. A separate Decatur bank robbery at 10,000 dollars occurred when a man waited as employees arrived.
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Defiance
Graud
Sheriff's
Franklin County
Don Spattard
Spatfard
Kilgore Widow Withdraws From West Virginia Senate race
Mrs Lois Kilgore withdrew Friday from the Democratic nomination for the unexpired term of her late husband Senator Harley M Kilgore of West Virginia. The move leaves the race open as the party seeks a candidate to carry on Kilgore's senatorial bid.
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Charleston
Lois Ilgore
Harley M. Kilgore
D-Wva
Fire destroys Hocking Plastic Plant in Carbon Hill
A $150 000 fire wrecked the Hocking Plastic Plant in Carbon Hill early Saturday. Forty five workers were left jobless as flames consumed the plant, a nearby station wagon, and a home. Firefighters from Logan Hayden Nelsonville battled the blaze, saving several possessions and preventing spread to nearby homes.
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Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Carl A. Huprich
Logan
Hayden
Ville
Lena Horn
Mount Mary
Iestare
Huprich
Robert Briley
Horm
Carbon Hil
Burlin Taylor
Robert Courter
Monday Creek
Taylor
Congress Returns to Work After Easter Recess
Congress resumes sessions after the Easter break as Democratic leaders push major bills to dodge a do nothing label. They aim to advance a Social Security measure and seek early Senate action on a CIA oversight bill while Eisenhower resists school aid and postal rate increases.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Archbishop Is Scorned in Cyprus Talks
Sir John Harding, British governor of Cyprus, says negotiations with Archbishop Makarios will not begin while EOKA violence continues. Harding notes Makarios was exiled to the Seychelles and believes the EOKA core is small, possibly about 50 killers, as security actions curb their supplies.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Makaron
Shreek Orthodox
Seychelles
Lee
Indian Ocean
Harding
EOKA
Makarios
Hydrogen test base planned on Christie’s Island in Pacific
The British Press Association reports Britain plans to build an air base on Christie’s Island in the central Pacific possibly to prepare for testing Britain’s first hydrogen bomb.
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London
Sic
P Ress Association
Christies Island
Central Pacific
Britain
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