United Front Goal Drives Senate Talks on Asia Aid
Senate leaders debate foreign aid policy amid Indochina tension as Secretary Dulles plans trips to London and Paris to seek allied unity. Bridges urges reassessment. Humphrey cautions against using aid to pressure Britain and France. Geneva talks with Soviet Union and China loom over alliance strategy.
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R-Nh
Congress
Indochina
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
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Humphrey
D-Minn
United Action
Southeast Asia
State Department
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Senate
Knowland
California
U. S
Geneva
Soviet Russia
Red China
London
Paris
Churchill
Eden
Laniel
Four-year-old Gary Gilkey survives cistern accident
Four-year-old Gary Lee Gilkey fell into a 40 inch cistern at his Luhing Road home. Neighbor Paul Walraven pulled him to safety as Fire Chief Charles Dalton and Fireman Ed Goodwin rushed with an inhalator. Gary regained consciousness en route to Athens Hospital. Sheriff Bathman praised the responders.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Luhing Road
Gary Lee
George Gilkey
Paul Walraven
Walraven
Athens
Goodwin
George Bathman
Fire Department
House Alters Bill To Allow Wire-Tapping
The House approved a bill to allow use of wiretapped evidence in national security cases with court approval, voting 221 to 166. The measure, sent to the Senate, would legalize wiretap evidence for spies saboteurs espionage sedition or violations of internal security or atomic energy acts.
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Washington
Senate
House
Atty
Brownell
GOP
Biggest Coins in Your Purse Bargain for the Household
A lively pitch extols the newspaper as dwarfing all other spending in value providing daily news pictures features columnists comics sports fashion and store news. The item invites readers to consider the paper as a thrifty bargain for the whole family.
Legacy cash lost in house fire amid wrong trunk mix up
Thomas Johnston woke to a blaze at his Los Angeles home and pleaded with a neighbor to move a trunk from his late father's estate. Firefighters controlled the flames but the rescued trunk proved to be the wrong one, burning the $9000 legacy inside.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Johnston
Johnston
Exhumation Sought in Glouster Fire Deaths
Sheriff George Bateman asked coroner Dr John H Elias and Prosecuting Attorney Joel Draper to order exhumation of six members of the Lawrence Richards family from their Glouster Cemetery grave. Pathologist study intended to aid investigation of the deaths after the home fire. The arson bureau probe, led by Willis S Peterson, may conclude in a couple of days.
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P Ting
Garnet Williams Richards
Glouster
Thewrence Richards
Bateman
John H. Elias
Joel Draper
Fisher
Adlai in Hospital Tour Is Cancelled
Adlai E Stevenson, 1952 Democratic nominee, entered Passavant Hospital Chicago for further kidney treatment. He canceled speaking engagements in Indiana this weekend, accompanied by William McCormick Blair Jr. an assistant from his Illinois governorship days.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Passavant Hospital
William McCormick Blair Jr
Stevenson
Illinois
Blair
Indiana
Columbus Seeks National Air Academy Site
Columbus Mayor Maynard Sensenbrenner says Rep. Vorys reports a committee evaluating a site for a national air academy is weighing a location near Lockbourne Air Force Base outside Columbus. Sensenbrenner urges setting the academy in metropolitan Columbus.
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Ohio
Maynard Sensenbrenner
Vorys
National Air Academy
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Sensenbrenner
Vietminh Shell Dien Bien Phu In New Assault Bid
Vietminh artillery pounded Dien Bien Phu, signaling a possible new infantry assault on the French fortress in northwest Indochina. The bombardment marked a shift from siege to active attack as forces mass for a fresh strike.
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Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Secret Talks On New Arms Curbs Loom
United Nations officials report the 12 nation UN Disarmament Commission plans an immediate private subcommittee on arms reduction and atomic control. India urged rapid consideration of a four point Nehru proposal including a stand-still on bomb explosions and publicizing weapon power.
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UN Disarmament Commission
India
Nehru
Rail Control Battle Opens as Central Sets Vote Date
The struggle for control of the New York Central Railroad moved forward with a record date set for April 19 for stock eligible to vote at the May 26 annual meeting in Albany. Proxies were mailed to about 40,000 stockholders within hours of the announcement.
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The
Reward Offered for First Sock in the Nose of Pvt Schine
Retired U S major general Arthur R Wilson 59 offered a $100 reward to the first non commissioned officer who socks Pvt G David Schine in the nose. Wilson noted the Army allows a private to tell generals in the Pentagon what to do.
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Arthur R. Wilson
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Africa
Europe
Jury Indicts Press Critic of McCarthy
Federal grand jury indicts Las Vegas Morning Sun publisher Q M Greenspun on mailing copies of a column about Senator McCarthy that allegedly incited murder. Greenspun calls the column facetious and says the charges curb a newspaper critical of McCarthy.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Q. M. Greenspun
McCarthy Offers Steak to Injured Inquiries
Senator McCarthy says he will give a T bone steak to any innocent person hurt by his anti communism investigations. He spoke in a Nogales cafe and vowed that if he has harmed anyone innocent he will compensate them. He and his wife plan to leave the Tucson ranch of columnist Westbrook Pegler for Washington this weekend.
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Ariz
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Nogales
Mexico
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Jean
Westbrook Pegler
Washington
Elyria Man Poses as Doctor Admits Guilt
In Elyria Ohio a 27 year old workman Dale Bohoric admitted to police he posed as a county doctor and examined seven young women. He allegedly warned them they would face a $100 fine for refusal. Bohoric is jailed on a felonious assault charge.
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Ohio
Joseph Guzik
Guzik
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Blue Rain in Detroit and Davenport Baffles Residents
Detroiters report blue specks staining hundreds of homes on the Northwest Side with a purplish tint in Davenport similar sightings. Civil defense found no danger while health commissioner Dr Motner blamed fallen Elm tree buds and damp ground with wind dispersal and paint chemicals. Davenport scientists cited vegetable matter pollen spores.
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Davenport
Iowa
Pacific
Civil Defense
Joseph G. Motner
Press Hunt for Missing Jetliner Shocks Britain and Canada
Canada probes worst aviation disaster after Trans-Canada Airlines North Star collision with a military trainer in Moose Jaw. Thirty seven people died, including MPs, pilots, and a cleaning woman. The plane narrowly missed a school, ignited homes, and left 18 identified bodies by morning.
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Sask
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North Star
L. E. Lewry
Royal Canadian Air Force
Montreal
Vancouver
Martha Hadwen
Brownell to Air National Security Speech Tonight
Attorney General Brownell will address internal security measures focusing on Communist activities in the United States. The coast-to-coast 9 p.m. EST television speech follows President Eisenhower’s recent address and is billed as nonpartisan and in the public interest. It airs on CBS DuMont NBC with radio rebroadcasts on CBS Mutual NBC and ABC stations later tonight.
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Brownell
United States
Eisenhower
White House
CBS
DuMont
NBC
Mutual
ABC
Stolen jug contains poison no antidote found
Akron Ohio report states a half gallon plastic jug disappeared from an automobile between Akron and Wadsworth. Floyd S. Owen told police the unmarked container holds poison with no known antidote. Exterminator company agent identified the item.
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Ohio
Here
Floyd S. Owen
Exterminator Company
Owen
Wadsworth
Slayer of Husband Is Judged Insane
Mrs. Hattie Boggs 31, accused of killing her husband James A., has been judged legally insane at Lima State Hospital and will be returned to Portsmouth Common Pleas Court for disposition. The March 5 killing occurred in the Boggs rural home.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Hattie Boggs
James A
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Boggs
Weekend Weather Brings Warmer Days and Showers
A warming trend is forecast from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures about 4-5 degrees above normal. Normal lows run 38-40 and highs 56-63, with showers bringing nearly an inch of rain Saturday night through Sunday and again around Tuesday.
Eleanor Roosevelt to Speak at Ohio University Convocation
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will be the convocation speaker at Memorial Auditorium on Monday April 26 at 9 40 a m. She is the widow of the wartime president and UN delegate who chaired the UN Human Rights Commission and served on UNESCO. Her recent travels include the Near and Middle East Chile and Europe.
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Ohio University
United Nations General Assembly
Memorial Auditorium
Commission On Human Rights of the United Na
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Middle East
Chile
Europe
Ohio
GIS 'Parent' Enters Plea
Delaware Ohio Allen P Daniel former Girls Industrial School cottage parent indicted for felonious assault pleaded innocent and remanded to county jail He surrendered yesterday and was arraigned before Judge Whitney with bond set at 500 dollars A trial date was to be set within a week
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Delaware
Ohio
Allen P. Daniel
Daniel
Ohio State University
Delaware County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
O. W. Whitney Jr
Bomber Crashes Off Korea Coast. Crew Missing
The U S Sixth Air Force reported a B 26 bomber crashed Tuesday night off the west coast of Korea. Four crew members were missing and the names were withheld.
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Seoul
U. S. Sth Air Force
Korea
State police transfer Trooper Murphy to Point Pleasant detachment
Trooper W. A. Mike Murphy of the Chel Yan detachment of state police was transferred to the Point Pleasant detachment today in a announced move.
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Point Pleasant
W. A
Mike) Murphy
Chelyan Detachment
State Police
House Panel Raps Benson fund Request
The House Appropriations Committee increased the Agriculture Department budget for the coming year, accusing Secretary Benson of breaking faith. It approved 698,741,812 in cash and 320,500,000 in loan authority for the next fiscal year starting July 1, aligning cash with the department’s request but adding 45 million in loan authority. The panel also approved the full 20 million conservation program funding for the 1955 crop year.
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House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Congress
House Noor
Budget Bureau
Department
Tax Receipts Still Decline
State tax stamp collections for prepaid sales tax declined in the fourth week of March. The week ending March 27 yielded 2,967,188, down 323,634 from the same week last year, about a 10 percent drop. Total stamps collected since July 1 stood at 124,637,982, still above the prior year’s 119,642,151.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Fourth graders plant trees for future Worthington park
Worthington fourth graders dug into frozen ground to plant 1000 Christmas trees as a 1962 project. Each student contributes 25 cents to a "corporation" that aims to harvest profit for a school trip and funds an 80 acre tract along the Olentangy River set aside for recreation. The plan envisions yearly 1000 trees by each class and gradual development of 50 acres for educational recreation.
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Columbus
Worthington
Robert Eaton
Forester
Olentangy River
Ohio
Corporation
Paton
Jail Escapee Is Captured In Tampa
TAMPA FL A 22 year old jail escapee from Lima Ohio John Dave Rankin was captured this morning while standing in a downtown doorway Two detectives chasing a bank holdup suspect from Rankin’s group grabbed him Rankin carried two pistols in a paper sack and one in his belt He and two others escaped from the Lima jail on March 28.
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Tampa
Fla
John Dave Rankin
Lima
Ohio
Rankin
Richard Rupert
James Moore
Famed Opera Singer Prud Scheff Dies at 74
New York the opera and operetta star Prud Scheff died Thursday at age 74 in a crowded East Side apartment. The medical examiner attributed the death to old age and natural causes after a career beginning in 1898. She remained active in entertainment including television appearances and a Palace Theatre return four years ago.
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New York
Prud Scheff
Peretta
Old Palace Theater
East Side
Tumulty, Wilson Secretary, Dies at 74
Joseph P. Tumulty, 74, longtime secretary to President Woodrow Wilson, died Wednesday in Washington. He served during Wilson's eight years in the White House and played a key role in the administration.
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Washington
Joseph P. Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Train Bus Collision Kills Eight in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires eight people died and four were injured when a locomotive collided with a bus on Thursday. Authorities investigate the derailment and assess casualties and cause.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ohio Principals Open Annual Spring Meeting in Columbus
The Ohio High School Principals Association opened its twoerthy annual spring meeting in Columbus today. Educators gathered to discuss school leadership, standards, and student achievement initiatives across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School
Assn
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