Indonesia Expels Dutch as West New Guinea pressure mounts
Indonesia begins expelling Dutch nationals including about 100 KLM employees and families as part of a broad campaign to seize Dutch businesses across the archipelago. Officials say most Dutch residents must leave within days and assets worth about a billion dollars are at risk.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Subidjo
KLM
Gustaaf Manegkom
Netherlands
East Indies
Eisenhower Weighs attending NATO Council meeting
President Eisenhower tests his strength after a minor stroke and weighs whether to attend the December NATO Council in Paris. Doctors will decide if he is fit to sit in at the session as the White House ecosystem watches his health closely.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Paris
White House
Washington
Dayton Child Dies in Clothesline Accident
In Dayton, three year old Michael Dean Scurry died in his basement when his neck became tangled in a clothesline while playing on a hobby horse. Police said the accident was found when the mother called him to lunch.
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Dayton —i
Michael Dean Scurry
Dayton
Dayton Man Enters Plea of Guilty
Alvin C. Graves, 36, of Dayton, pleaded guilty to a grand larceny charge for stealing $1070.07 from Cline Pharmacy Co. He was held on $2000 bond awaiting grand jury action and may be linked to similar incidents in other cities as investigators plan further interviews.
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Alvin C. Graves
Dayton
Athens City
Cline Pharmacy Co
McArthur
State Highway Patrol
Graves
Parkersburg
W. Va
Upper Sandusky
Findlay
Gallipolis
States Should Assume More Responsibility
A congressional subcommittee endorsed a plan urging states to take on more duties in programs jointly run with the federal government in exchange for federal tax credits. The special committee’s report followed Eisenhower’s June proposal to study shifting functions to states and was welcomed by Rep. Fountain who noted governors’ readiness to accept more responsibility.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference
Rep
Fountain
D-Nc
House
Four Associations Comment On Fee Increase Veto In Ohio
In Columbus four county official groups met to discuss Governor O Neill's veto of a fee increase for county offices. Miriam Yeazell Clark County recorder and Legislative Committee chair said the veto was not criticized though unofficially seen as controversial. New officers were elected for the Recorders and related groups, with Earl R. Hogan named president and others filling top posts. Additional associations met at Deshler Hilton Hotel with elections planned today.
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Columbus
Ohio Recorder's Association
Guv. C
William O’neill
Miriam Yeazell
Clark County Recorder
Recorders
Earl R. Hogan
Hamilton
Yeazell
William Marsh
Ross County
County Auditor’s Association
Earl Lautenschlager
Wayne County
Forrest Hanson
Madison County
Donald R. Kinsey
Tuscarawas County
Deshler Hilton Hotel
Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
Ohio Sealers Association
Gas explosion devastates Small Town Villa Rica
Grim search continues in Half a block wreckage after a gas line fault sparked a blast in Villa Rica Georgia killing twelve and injuring about twenty. The blast levelled several shops including a drugstore and a dentist office. Oscar Hixon and O T Dyer and his son Johnny died. Gas service cut off and warnings to avoid appliances. Ray Tyson witnessed the blast thinking a bomb had hit.
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Villa Rica
Georgia
Oscar Hixon
O. T. Dyer
Johnny
Hixon
Ray Tyson
Stevenson Offered Paris Trip As NATO Strategy Mission
Adlai E. Stevenson offered to go to Paris last month as an advance mission to promote a new American cold war strategy. The Eisenhower administration did not accept the trip and used him as a Democratic consultant in drafting NATO strengthening plans. He believes plans could be ready for a NATO conference on December 16 in Paris.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Paris
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Stevenson
NATO
Europe
Military May Carry Rockets Through Ohio
Ohio officials said the military could move rockets and airplane fuselages on state roads. Highway chief Charles M. Noble and State Highway Patrol enforcement chief Capt. D W Unkle discussed truck movements with military representatives.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Charles M. Noble
D. W. Unkle
State Highway Patrol
Army Board Recommends Replacing Ohio River Locks
The Army Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors on Wednesday urged replacing locks and dams at Pike Island West Virginia on the Ohio River. The federal plan would cost 60.9 million dollars to replace locks and dams numbered 10 and 11.
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Washington
Army Board of Engineers For
Pike Island
W. Va
Ohio River
Ohio DOT approves grade crossing with C&O in Lancaster
The Ohio Department of Highways signed a grade crossing agreement with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to relocate U S 33 in Lancaster.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
U.S. 33
Lancaster
Japan and Soviet Union sign wide trade treaty
Japan and the Soviet Union sign a commerce pact aimed at more than quadrupling two way trade to about 28 million dollars annually. The agreement was reached after three months of negotiations and awaits ratification by Japan's Diet and the Soviet government. In the first nine months this year Japan exported 4.17 million to Russia while the Soviets shipped 8.19 million to Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Diet
Russia
Woman Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Charge
Mary Madigan, 46, pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzling 96000 dollars from the law firm where she worked. Sentenced 2 to 17 years and awaiting transport to Marysville Reformatory after admitting she gambled the funds on horse bets.
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Cleveland
Mary Madigan
Marysville Reformatory
Common Pleas
Benjamin Nicola
Relief Terms Set for Disaster Aid Expenditures
Washington report details Joint Federal-State Action Committee plan with recommended minimum state and local disaster relief spending before federal aid. It lists 2.5 million dollars for Ohio and Michigan and outlines allocation steps pending federal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint
Federal-State Action Committee
Ohio
Michigan
Nuclear Plane Questioned in Race for Prestige
Defense officials weigh rushing a radiative first atomic aircraft versus delaying to build a militarily useful model. Decision due in months. Some experts warn a present design would be heavy and slow for bombing, but acknowledge first mover status boosts prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Rock Core Found Beneath South Pole Ice
Seismic soundings near the South Pole show 8297 feet of ice and snow above solid rock, rising 903 feet above sea level. Rev. Daniel Linehan and a Navy crew used three explosive shots to bounce waves to a recorder, supporting the view that Antarctica’s heart includes rock, not just sea and ice.
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South Pole
Daniel Linehan
Boston College
Navy
Antarctica
State Shoplifting Ring Broken in Columbus
A state wide shoplifting ring was reported broken Wednesday with the arrest of three Cleveland people. About $1000 worth of merchandise was stolen from three downtown department stores in Columbus. Arrested were Willie Williams 24 Mrs Lillian E Taylor 33 and Mrs Shirley J Williams 23. The two Williams are not related.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Willie Williams
Lillian E. Taylor
Shirley J. Williams
Williams
Lewis Speaker at Football Banquet
The Messenger reports Lewis delivers keynote at the annual football banquet with school and community figures in attendance. The event highlights achievements and future plans for the team.
No More Tries For One Month
Cape Canaveral observers watched as the Vanguard launch failed at 11 46 am with a large flame and smoke, no takeoff, and no casualties. Officials said it could be about 30 days before another attempt. The countdown had reached near 10 40 am with 60 minutes to go when the initial launch attempt was called off. The program aims to put a small aluminum sphere into space for tracking across the globe.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Washington
Defense Department
Department
Vanguard
Albert Ball Starts Campaign for Lieutenant Governor
Columbus reports Albert T. Ball of Cleveland a former union organizer and last year’s state senate hopeful collected petitions Thursday to run in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor. Roy Hopple of Columbus and Mayor Edrd P. Lenney of Niles also announced their candidacies.
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Columbus
Albert T. Ball
Cleveland
Roy Hopple
Colu
Edrd P. Lenney
Niles
First freight run over new B&O section to Zanesville Newark
The opening shows the initial freight train traveling the new Baltimore and Ohio Railway section linking Zanesville to Newark today. It marks the line’s first service over this upgraded segment and signals a milestone for regional rail traffic.
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Zanesville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newark
Weather Outlook Ohio and West Virginia
Ohio sees occasional rain, windy and mild today into tonight with a low around 40 to 45 and a Saturday high near 46. West Virginia warms tonight with occasional rain north and Saturday brings mild conditions with showers and possible thundershowers after noon.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Albuquerque
Sewrere Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
San
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Diego
Ate
Marie
Seattle
Tampa
Teamster Expulsion Hinge On AFL CIO Vote
The AFL-CIO Appeals Committee recommends expelling the Teamsters Union over corrupt influence. A two-thirds roll call vote is required. Hoffa resists stepping aside as investigations tie leaders to misused union funds amid broader expulsion actions for four other unions.
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Teamsters
Aflcio
Afl-Cio
Senate
Forsythe Says Shot Was Blank in Conner Slaying Case
Ralph Forsythe on trial for first degree murder testified he fired a blank at Charles Conner during a Aug 10 birthday celebration at Forsythe’s home. Conner vanished after the shooting. three witnesses fled, and Forsythe said he could not locate them or the gun afterward.
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Lima
Ralph Forsythe
Charles Conner
Conner
Forsythe
Larne Arrington
Ernest Navarre
Joseph DePore
Navarre
UN Envoy Mid East Trip Is Successful
Dag Hammarskjold returns to New York after successful talks in Jordan Israel and Syria. He met Israeli Premier Ben Gurion and Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar and backed stronger UN Palestine Truce Observation Organization and Mixed Armistice Commission to enforce the 1949 armistice.
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Damascus
Syria
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Middle East
Jordan
Israel
David Ben- Gurion
Salah Bitar
Hammarskjold
Bitar
UN Palestine Truce Observation Organization
Mixed Armistice Commission
Burglars Pry Fare Boxes Delay Portsmouth Bus Service
Police report burglars pried open fare boxes on eight parked buses and fled with over $1,000, causing a service delay in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Amish Farmer Slaying Described by Father in Peters Trial
Moses Coblentz testified about the night of July 18 in Millersburg describing his son Paul 25 dying from wounds in his home as his wife Dora screamed and their 18 month old daughter cried Peters later admitted the slaying saying he needed money during questioning at Holmes County jail.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Eugene Cleo Peters
Moses Coblentz
Mount Hope
Coblentz
Paul
Dora
Peters
Holmes County
CE Opens Meeting in Columbus With Leaders From U S and Canada
About 80 Christian Endeavor leaders from the United States and Canada opened the annual meeting of their program council and executives conference in Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christian Endeavor
United States
Canada
Woman Bitten Nose Bite Mayhem Charge In Dance Fight
Fresno California Virginia Belen Garcia 18 jailed on mayhem charge after biting off part of Cynthia Sue Rios nose during a dance fight.
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Fresno
Calif
Virginia Belen Garcia
Cynthia Sue Rios
Attitude Must Change Fellow Doctors Accused Of Being 'Less Careful'
Dr H Taylor Caswell of Temple University Hospital told the American Medical Association closing session that the medical profession has grown less strict about infection control with the advent of antibiotics. He warned that antibiotic resistant staphylococci in hospitals require a renewed emphasis on strict sterilization to prevent doomed infection control.
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Philadelphia
H. Taylor Caswell
Temple University Hospital
American Medical Association
Caswell
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