Hussein Ready To Ask Premier Back to Fold
King Hussein moves to form a new government in Jordan after asking Premier Suleiman Nabulsi to resign yesterday. Nabulsi remains caretaker as Hussein weighs a reconstituted cabinet amid pro Soviet policies and regional tensions.
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Amman
Jordan
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Hussein Fakhri Khalidi
Lebanon
Beirut
Abdullah Rimawi
Abdul Kader Salem
Saleh
Rimawi
Baath
Arab Resurrection
Syria
Egypt
Arab Liberation
National Socialist Party
Canada Protests Senate Security Case In Norman Transcript
In Washington the Canadian government protests after a Senate subcommittee releases closed door testimony linking Canadian ambassador to Egypt E H Norman to communism. Norman, who had been cleared by his government, reportedly died by his own hand in Cairo after the transcript. The Times traces the case to an Army intelligence unit report with FBI material. Canada warns it may halt security exchanges.
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E. H. Norman
Subcommittee
Norman
Canada
Egypt
Cairo
New York Times
Army
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
the Times
Washington
Eastland
Jenner
FBI
State Department
Instruments Perform Well At White Sands Rocket Test
The Naval Research Laboratory reports satellite instruments performed well on a Aerobee Hi rocket test at White Sands New Mexico. A gallon sized can carried instruments for the future earth satellite project and data returned by two distinct channels.
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White Sands ' Proving Ground
N. M
Naval Research Laboratory
John W. Townsend Jr
Naval Laboratory
Teamster Strike Keeps Dayton Papers Quiet
A Teamsters Union strike against Dayton Newspapers Inc. halted both the morning Journal-Herald and the afternoon Dayton News from publishing today. Editor Dwight Young said the Journal-Herald did not publish as most of its mechanical workers refused to cross the picket lines.
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Dayton
Teamsters
Dayton Newspapers Inc
Morning Journal-Herald
Dayton News
Dwight Young
Journal-Herald
Ohio House Cuts O'Neill Salaries After GOP Push
Ohio lawmakers approved a bill 109 to 23 to rescind salary increases for Gov. C. William O'Neill’s staff, with 21 Democrats and Rep. Charles Whalen Jr. voting against. Rep. Hook criticized the move as undercutting promises to public employees. The House Taxation Committee also backed ending stamp use for the 3 percent sales tax.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Dayton
George M. Hook Jr
U.S
House Taxation Committee
Briscoe Speech Opens Jewish Welfare Fund Appeal in Cleveland
Dublin lord mayor Robert Briscoe spoke to a large Cleveland crowd on a dual mission to promote Ireland and Irish goods in America and to aid Israel's rescue drive. He urged more American tourists, expanding use of Irish products, and noted refugees could be rescued via Europe and Africa to Israel. He received an honorary doctor of laws at John Carroll University after a Celebrezze reception.
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Cleveland
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
Jewish Welfare Fund
Ireland
America
Israel
Europe
Africa
Briscoe
Anthony J. Celebrezze
John Carroll University
Atomic scientists oppose West Germany arms plan
Eighteen leading nuclear scientists stated their opposition to West Germany arming itself with atomic weapons. The group voiced concern over proliferation and regional stability amid postwar tensions in Germany and Europe.
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Gottingen
Germany
West Germany
The Messenger Magazine Advertisers Grow With Sunday Feature
The Sunday Messenger Magazine section expands to 157 publications with a total circulation of 4 003 728. Advertisers pay 10 500 dollars per page per insertion for black and white and 12 880 dollars per page per issue for full color. Ohio examples include The Canton Repository and The Lima News.
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Family Weekly
United States
Ohio
Canton Repository
Middletown Journal
Zanesville Times-Signal
Lima News
Mansfield News-Journal
Army Stops Mystery Hole Renovations
In San Gabriel California Army ordnance crews ended a two day search around the Oscar Murphy home after a loud blast and a 15 foot hole was found in the back yard. The investigation began when Pat Murphy 10 found a two foot hole and the blast was linked to a sonic boom. Army crews ripped up the patio and clothes line poles but the purpose of the hole remained unknown.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Oscar Murphy
Army
Murphy
Pat
Air Force
Young Robin Hood Seeks Legal Opinion On Arrow Recovery
Salt Lake City police report a youth asked Sgt. Olson if arrows could be recovered from a neighbor's yard after he explained it is illegal to shoot arrows in the city. The caller claimed one arrow ended up in the neighbor's cat, provoking a comic but problematic dispute.
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Salt Lake City
E. N. Olson
Olson
U S Plans To Resume Russ Culture Exchange
The Eisenhower administration tentatively decides to resume a cultural exchange program with Russia. Initiated last June, it was suspended in November after the Hungarian uprising. The aim is to increase direct contacts and understanding between American and Soviet peoples.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Hungary
Five Day Forecast Delivers Below Normal Temperatures
Forecast shows temperatures 6 to 10 degrees below normal with normal highs 57 north 63 south and lows 37 north to 41 south. Rain and snow end in the south Friday evening while the north may see rain or snow Sunday or Monday. Total precipitation 4 inches north to ½ inch south.
Congress Cuts State Department and USIA Funds
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 23 percent from new funds requested by the State Department and the United States Information Agency. It rejected 2123 new positions and 950 existing jobs, citing fiscal irresponsibility and warning against propaganda while preserving Voice of America funding.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
United States Information Agency
Congress
Rep
Rooney
D-Ny
U. S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Pretty Blonde Wins Title Of Mrs. Ohio
Nina Phillips of Warren state wins the Mrs. Ohio contest judged on cooking homemaking and personality. She earns entry to the Mrs. America pageant in Fort Lauderdale May 8 with expenses paid for her and husband architect. Second place goes to Mrs. Donald Fruchey of Toledo and third to Mrs. Joe Hoffman of Ashtabula.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jack E. Phillips
Nina
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Donald R. Fruchey
Toledo
Joe A. Hoffman
Ashtabula
Enterprise Fate Unknown Amid Scrapping Efforts
The aircraft carrier Enterprise was towed to Brooklyn Navy Yard with fate unclear amid scrapping plans held in abeyance for fundraising by a private organization. Built in 1936 it claimed 911 downed Japanese planes and credited with sinking 71 ships and damaging 192 others after recent work at Bayonne Naval Supply Depot.
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Enterprise
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Bayonne
N. J
New York Journalist Fined for Contempt
William A Price 41 a New York newsman was sentenced to three months in jail and a 500 fine for contempt of Congress He refused to confirm party membership before the Senate Internal Security sub committee and to answer related questions.
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Washington
William A. Price
New York
Congress
Price
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Financiers Confident About AMC's Future
Detroit leaders Louis E. Wolfson and American Motors President George Romney spoke at a joint press conference expressing strong confidence in AMC's prospects. Romney predicted the firm would be operating in the black by early 1958 while Wolfson said he was enthused, impressed and very much satisfied.
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Detroit
Louis E. Wolfson
American Motors
George Romney
AMC
Romney
Wolfson
Denmark Rejects Soviet Atomic Weapon Warning
Copenhagen refuses a Soviet note warning against permitting atomic weapons on Danish soil. The Danish government says no foreign dictation will govern its defense policies and reiterates sovereignty over security decisions.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Reuther Wins Key UAW Goals at Constitutional Session
Atlantic City delegates back Walter P. Reuther with a seven term reelection and approve major reforms. A seven member public review board, revised bargaining for skilled workers, and a January convention to set 1958 contract aims are approved. Reuther gets a $4000 pay raise while other officials also gain.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Auto Workers
Detroit
UAW
Atomic Plant Called Unsafe
Michigan labor unions and some members of Congress oppose the Lagoona Beach private atomic plant near Toledo due to safety concerns. The AEC estimates a worst case explosion at 200 kilograms of TNT but says it would not pose unreasonable risk to the public. The plant costs 43 million dollars, with Rep. Charles A. Vanik warning of danger to northwest Ohio.
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Washington
Congress
Michigan
Lake Erie
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
Lagoona Beach
Mich
Toledo
AEC
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
Enlisted Man Flies Jet in Emergency
Navy officials say radar man William Howard, 21, from Big Pine, Missouri, without piloting experience, seized the jet controls after the pilot blacked out 40 000 feet above Los Angeles. He lowered altitude until the pilot could regain control and land safely.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Los Angeles
William Howard
Big Pine
Church buys Governor ONeill home in Columbus
First Baptist Church of Columbus has purchased Gov. C William ONeill's residence for 32000 dollars, according to Franklin County tax records filed in the County Courthouse.
Postal Time Runs Out, Service Cut Saturday
Washington AP report says post offices will close Saturdays and Sundays with mail service cuts starting April 29 unless the Postmaster General Sumnerfield gets new funding. House Appropriations Committee meets in closed session to decide on a requested 41 to 43 million, while a subcommittee had recommended 17 million. The Senate could act once the House passes a bill signed by President Eisenhower. A federal suit by Associated Third Class Mail Users and Spencer Gifts seeks to halt the third class mail suspension.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Democratic
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Federal District Court
Associated Third - Class Mail Users, Inc
Spencer Gifts, Inc
Atlantic City
N. J
Army Secretary Brucker Defends Derby Weekend Trip
Secretary of the Army Brucker defends a free Kentucky trip offered to congressmen as coincidental with Derby weekend. Lawmakers Mahon and Burdick condemn the excursion as a potential misuse of Army funds. The invitation covers May 3–4 at Fort Knox and Derby Day near Louisville with transport meals and lodging provided.
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Washington
Brucker
Kentucky
Congress
Rep. Mahon
House
Rep
Burdick
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Ft. Knox
Louisville
Israel To Free W V A Woman
JERUSALEM Israeli authorities say Mary Frances Hagan 29 of Huntington West Virginia who was jailed last October for espionage will be released within days. Her term counted from Aug 28 and she will receive time off for good behavior. Hagan came as a tourist journalist. state attorney accused spying for Syria. Passport handed to the American Embassy in Tel Aviv. not deported, allowed to leave via regular frontier station.
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Jerusalem
Mary Frances Hagan
Huntington
W. Va
Miss Hagan
Israel
Syria
Tel Aviv
Oilman Skelly Dies
Tulsa Oklahoma report says William G. Skelly, 78, oilman and philanthropist, died Thursday in a hospital. He was chairman of the board of Skelly Oil Co.
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Tulsa
Okla
William G. Skelly
Skelly
Skelly Oil Co
Investigation Checks Death Of 60-Lb Coed
In Los Angeles coroner ordered micro scope examinations to find the cause of death of 20 year old Caren Lynn Sande Crabbe daughter of swimmer actor Bus ter Crabbe. Autopsy cannot fix cause. she weighed 60 pounds and suffered from anorexia nervosa as she declined to sign a death certificate.
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Los Angeles
Buster Crabbe
Caren Lynn Sande Crabbe
Miss Crabbe
University of Southern California
Carl D. Strouse
Canadian Truce Official Dies of Knife Wounds in Saigon
Albert Edward Lucien Cannon, 39, a Canadian member of international truce supervision in Indochina, was found dead from knife wounds in Saigon. Foreign Ministry stated details were not available.
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Ottawa
Albert Edward Lucien Cannon
International Truce Supervisory Teams
Indochina
Saigon
Foreign Ministry
Pair Re Wed After Trial in Arizona Slaying Case
In Phoenix a couple remarried less than six hours after the husband was acquitted of first degree murder in the shooting death of William Boone, a former disc jockey who rivaled for his wife’s affections. Robert Earl Sutton, 29, and Freddie Davis Sutton, 26, planned to travel to San Diego with their children after the five day trial noted by the Maricopa County jury.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Earl Sutton
Dallas
Freddie Davis Sutton
San Diego
Calif
Sutton
Maricopa County
William K. Boone
Suttons
Boone
Police Hunt Motive for Woman Slaying in Barton
Coroner W J Shepard labels the Barton Belmont County case a homicide after Mrs Margaret Denham 16 was found dead in her home. Authorities seek a motive and say the girl was struck at least once on the head with a pop bottle in the pool of blood.
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Barton
Margaret Denham
Belmont County
W. J. Shepard
Redmon murder trial nears deliberation in Cincinnati
Arthur L. Redmon, 29, stands charged with first degree murder for a November apartment fire that killed eight. The state alleges the blaze erupted after Redmon attacked Mrs. Johnetta Clark, who testified and then supported the defense. Courtroom outbursts marked closing arguments as the case heads to the jury.
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Cincinnati
Arthur L. Redmon
Redmon
Johnetta Clark
Clark
Melvin Rueger
Rueger
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