Israel Musters Might for Parade Before UN Day
Israel shows military strength ahead of Dag Hammarskjold UN mission anniversary. 12 Mystere jets unveiled as Haifa parade centerpiece. Ben-Gurion accuses powers of arming Egypt and denying Israel arms. Egypt and Israel agree to restraint. Hammarskjold to meet Lebanese leaders before Israel visit.
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Ohio Bandit Outsmarted And Slain
An ex conductor paroled from Missouri State Penitentiary was shot to death during a holdup at a St Louis cocktail lounge after a stealthy encounter with two plainclothes detectives. His accomplice and a customer were critically wounded as 13 shots rang out in a chaotic Saturday night clash. Police identified the victim as Frank Bird, year old, who had been jailed for murder during a prior escape attempt. The partner was Robert Lee Orr, 32, of St. Louis, wounded in the neck. Detectives Valenti and McKenzie confronted the masked bandits as they entered the lounge. Valenti described a tense search during which Bird attempted to search him, prompting a swift exchange of gunfire. The incident occurred before about 25 patrons.
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Marine Shoots Self on Phone In Desert Hospital Incident
Betty Toth, a nurse at Desert Hospital, talked on the phone with her husband Richard a Marine on leave when a gun accident killed Richard Toth, 27. Police say he, holding a revolver, was apparently cleaning the weapon while on the line, causing a self inflicted shooting.
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Eisenhower Vetoes Farm Bill and set to address nation
President Eisenhower vetoed the farm bill and will speak on air from 10 to 10:30 p.m. EST to explain his rejection. Midwestern governors and other sources favored passage, while the president called the measure a not good bill despite backing features touted by supporters. The broadcast will be carried live on major radio networks and television outlets via kinescope repeats.
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Irish Students Admit Painting Theft at Tate Gallery
Dublin based National Students Council declares theft of the 28 thousand dollar painting titled Summer Day by Bern ie Morisot was admitted by Irish students. They threaten to hand the work to the Irish people despite government stance. Miami University officials cancel classes after a death on campus.
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Ciney Police Capture Fugitives in Covington
Covington police arrested Shatter Roberts 23 of Kings Mills Ohio a fugitive sought for the murder of Huntington New York carpenter. He was spotted in a Covington tavern by Cincinnati detective Russell Jackson and taken into custody with his wife Arien 18. The couple had been indicted in Suffolk County on murder robbery and grand larceny in connection with the fatal New Year’s Day killing of Sygmunt Majewski.
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Athens jail escapee surrenders held in Fayette County
Athens man Perry Bennett twenty seven fled Jackson County jail with three others by sawing bars. Bennett, unarmed, surrendered at a relative’s home as Ohio authorities scheduled a transfer. Sublett captured near an abandoned car. two others flee. Authorities continue pursuit of Arthur Bruce and Buster New in ongoing case.
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Bulgar Red Quits Post In Bulgaria’s Parliament
Bulgaria’s Premier Vulko Chervenkov submitted his resignation at a special session of the Bulgarian parliament in Sofia. The move follows his marked loyalty to Moscow and efforts against Tito after the 1948 split, with hopes a premiership change may ease Yugoslav Bulgarian ties.
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Estes Campaign 7 to West in New Jersey Primary
Estes Kefauver carries campaign for Democratic presidential nomination into California after a last minute bid to win some of New Jersey convention votes. The Tennessean returns to political battles to push delegates pledged to him in Tuesday's primary.
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Solon Raps At Charges Before Senate Inquiry
Senator Young charges that political opponents allege he sold out to natural gas interests. He seeks a hearing as the special Senate Lobby Committee weighs the matter. Chairman McClellan says a closed meeting will consider the issue and a ruling on a hearing is possible.
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Grace Kelly Royal Wedding Rehearsal in Monaco
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier II staged a tense rehearsal for their Thursday wedding in Monte Carlo. Grace showed strain while Rainier fidgeted as church officials prepared the civil ceremony on Wednesday. Officials stressed Monaco recognizes only its own divorce laws. The gala cost around 140000 dollars with a lavish dinner for about 400 guests, featuring ballet vaudeville and fireworks.
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Bomb S Begins To ipect Bomb S Begins To ipect
Denver district attorney outlines charges in the airliner bombing case that killed 44 last Nov 1. The convicted forger and drive in operator is accused of killing his mother and planting dynamite in her luggage to collect flight insurance. He denies the confession. prosecutors seek death in Colorado’s gas chamber. Defense lawyers say they will go to trial seeking justice.
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Income Tax Payoff Deadline Nears for 1955 Returns
The final hours before the 1955 income tax filing deadline approach. With April 15 landing on a Sunday, individuals get an extra day to mail their returns to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Boys die after 16 hours trapped in mud
Two Adena schoolboys on a spring fishing trip sank waist deep in mud near Martins Ferry. One boy, Mike Stanko, 8, died after 16 hours as Alex Lishick, 10, narrowly survived. About 150 to 200 rescuers searched through the night. a group of teens heard Alex crying and helped save him.
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Kremlin Twins to visit Britain as Soviet cruiser sails to England
Soviet leader Khrushchev and Bulganin rumored to offer a multibillion dollar loan to Britain. The Ordjonikidze sails from Kaliningrad toward the English Channel, sparking hopes disarmament talks may advance. A Moscow radio broadcast hints a grand gesture could help break the deadlock in UN disarmament discussions.
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Weekend Fatalities in Ohio Mark Unusual Friday the 13th
An Associated Press survey notes 14 deaths over a weekend in Ohio with nine road fatalities. A clergyman’s wife was killed in a mobile accident during Black Friday. In Franklin County a 65-year-old freight train conductor died after not seeing a signal bridge as the train moved.
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Royal Thai plane reported dropping incident in Banuaur Iranana
A royal Thai air force plane was reported today to have dropped a…
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Alabama Tornado Kills 21 Near Birmingham
A weekend tornado near Birmingham Alabama killed 21 people and injured many as it damaged more than 100 houses around McDonald’s Chapel and surrounding suburbs. Fire crews and Red Cross workers battled blazes and treated dozens in Ensley and other affected areas. Survivors described the terrifying roar and collapsed homes, with emergency needs and shelter established.
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No Peace In Algeria Escalates Guerrilla Fight
Unrest in Algeria continues with rebel strength estimated from 15 000 to more than 18 000 as French forces double to 10 000 troops. Premier Guy Mollet hints at talks while cease fire efforts fail amid rebel denials of links to Egypt.
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Unnecessary dam project debated in Muskingum Valley district
In 1894 the dam project for food control in Zanesville McConnellsville and Marietta in the Muskingum Valley faced support from Henderson in Re Ohio. Dillon, central to the district, favors completing the project despite opposition.
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Negro NAACP predicts Negroes may desert Democrats
The Nashville NAACP says Southern Democratic branches of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People expect many Negroes to abandon Democratic control this year. They note Northern Negro voters who have backed the Dems in the past may withhold ballots in mid 1956 campaigns. Early indications show figures like Senator James Eastland may join in coalition with other legislators to press civil rights goals, signaling a shift away from party loyalty.
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