Stakes Are High For Ike At Meet
President Eisenhower, still recuperating from a mild stroke, faces high stakes at the NATO summit as he leads a push to revitalize the anti-Communist alliance. His status as U S leader and NATO's early commander is tested amid signs of lingering illness. Parisians note his rapid recovery after a 16 hour flight and a broad Eisenhower smile.
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Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Washington
America
Europe
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Ike
Felix Gaillard
Orly Field
Russia
Three Dutch Ships Set Sail From Java Ports
Three ships carrying Dutch subjects depart Java ports to speed up evacuation. The Waterman a 9000 ton Netherlands government vessel sails from Surabaya with the first load while the Siba jan and Captain Cook will follow from Jakarta and Semarang. Passengers head to Singapore Amsterdam and Rotterdam as Indonesia pressures out remaining Dutch nationals amid visa requests from technicians and workers.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Waterman
Surabaya
East Java
Sibajan
Cook
Semarango
Singapore
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Bike Hike Becomes 160 Mile Train Ride
Two El Paso youths tired of pedaling rode a freight train after tossing their bikes into the door. The train did not stop until Lordsburg, New Mexico, 160 miles away, turning a bike trip into an unintended long ride.
Fire destroys Woody's Little Farm wholesale store
Fire raged about an hour at a large West Carrollton beer and wine outlet. Three fire departments battled a block long concrete building, Woody's Little Farm, fed by charcoal stocks. No injuries were reported as windows melted at a hardware store across U S 25.
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Dayton
West Carrollton
Woody's
Zanesville Man Named Trumbull Game Warden
Richard Kineer is appointed as Trumbull County game warden to replace the late William Minyoung. The appointment was announced Sunday by Hayden Olds, chief of the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
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Waren
Ohio
Zanesville
William Minyoung
Trumbull County
Richard Kineer
Hayden Olds
Ohio Division of Wildlife
OSU Journalism Director Urges Top-Student Entry
George Kienzle of Ohio State University and William Oertel of the Ohio Newspaper Association urged editors of AP member papers to recruit high achieving students into journalism. They spoke at the Associated Press Society of Ohio meeting, noting fieldwork in high schools and recruitment projects including a career booklet and high school clinics led by a six-man committee. Murray Powers of the Akron Beacon Journal presided.
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Columbus
George Kienzle
Ohio State University School of Journalism
William Oertel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio
Kienzle
OSU
Certel
Murray Powers
Akron Beacon Journal
Eisenhower presses NATO on missiles and unity in Paris
President Eisenhower urged the NATO alliance in Paris to raise a strong united front to counter Soviet space age threats. He offered to deploy U. S. missiles and nuclear warheads in Europe and pressed allies to plan military contingencies while stressing shared peace and freedom under rational control.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
North Africa
West Germany
UN General Assembly 1957 deadlock yields mixed gains
The 1957 UN General Assembly, meeting Sept 17 to Saturday, saw East West stalemate on key issues despite some progress. After 66 items, adding Malaya and Asia Africa blocs to 82 members, resolutions on Syria and Algeria failed to achieve two thirds, while observers noted shifts in power dynamics and a blunt critique of Cold War rhetoric.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
Malaya
Syria
Turkey
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Algeria
Assembly
Subways Run Near Normal Amid Second Week of Strike
New York subways operated at about 80 percent capacity during the morning rush as motormen and transit workers continued their strike into its second week. The Transit Authority shifted crews to Brooklyn and Queens lines while awaiting Mayor Wagner's back to work proposal and MBA leaders' jail status.
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NEW York
Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Queens
Robert F. Wagner
Manhattan
Wagner
Louis Waldman
Motormen’s Benevolent Association
MBA
Fire Dept Theft Ring Investigated in Parkersburg
Police announced arrests of Ronald Foster Paul Cochrane and Lewis Wright all Fire Department privates charged with grand larceny in a scheme involving Sears Roebuck stores and partner locations during the Christmas rush. Officials say widespread involvement may reach high ranking officers of about one fourth of the 48-man department. Tires sold for ten dollars and a color TV for thirty five dollars were among items diverted.
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Parkersburg
Bruce E. Parsons
Ronald Foster
Paul Cochrane
Lewis C. Wright
Fire Department
Sears Roebuck & Co
Gene Haynes
Hugh Neal
Eden Reported It Again With Fever
Sir Anthony Eden was said to be recovering from a new fever attack and doctors advised closer contact with London. The 60 year old former prime minister recently faced several fevers last February after resigning for health reasons. Eden underwent a bile duct operation in Boston in April and has moved with his wife to a 30 room mansion in southwest England, 200 miles from London.
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Look
England
Sir Anthony Eden
London
Eden
Boston
Ohio Women Drown When Car Plunges Into River
Mrs. Ella Harton, 38, of North Kenova Ohio, and Mrs. Lucy Harton, 55, of Ashland Kentucky, drowned Saturday when their car failed to turn and went into the Guyan River.
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Man
W. Va
Ella Harton
North Kenova
Ohio
Lucy Harton
Ashland
Guyan River
Nativity Figure Stolen From Columbus Church Lawn
A four foot tall figure of Joseph was stolen from a nativity scene on the lawn of Christ Lanaran Church in Columbus this weekend. Authorities seek suspects and remind residents to report similar thefts.
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Columbus
Joseph
Christ Lanaran Church
Murder Charges Filed in Cincinnati Woman Case
Mrs. Della Mobley, 38, of Cincinnati, has been charged with second degree murder after police say she shot and killed her husband during a family argument. The incident prompted an active investigation by local authorities.
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Cincinnati
Della Mobley
Gazette Rep Announces 10 Cent Newspaper Increase
A Chillicothe Gazette representative announced at an Associated Press meeting in Columbus that the price per copy will rise to ten cents. The event gathered AP staff and regional editors to discuss pricing and distribution.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Chillicothe Gazette
Traffic Deaths Move Upward Across Ohio Weekend
An AP report notes 17 weekend traffic fatalities in Ohio, following 15 the previous weekend and 153 two weekends earlier. Additional deaths include three fire deaths, an apparent drowning, and a coal stove explosion that killed a woman. two fire victims were siblings left alone in Youngstown where the mother briefly left for diapers.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Youngstown
Beck Freed On Bond After Embezzlement Conviction
Seattle report states Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters, is free on a 3000 bond after being convicted in Superior Court of grand larceny for embezzling 1900 from selling a union Cadillac. His motion for a new trial was filed as sentencing looms.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Superior
Beck
Dave Jr
Mental patients escape after Christmas show
Wayne County deputies and state highway patrolmen hunted for 10 young mental patients who fled Apple Creek State Hospital after a Christmas program. The escapees wore blue jeans and blue shirts and were described as antisocial and somewhat mentally deficient but not dangerous.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Apple Creek State Hospital
Countdown Begins for Atlas Test Launch at Cape Canaveral
AP reports the countdown to a third Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test at Cape Canaveral amid secrecy and heavy security. Observers note nighttime activity around launch stands as engineers monitor systems during the test window. The Atlas, about 70 feet long and 8.5 feet wide, weighs around 100 tons and uses three stages with three rocket engines.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Three Burn to Death In Dallas House Fire
Dallas fire killed six year old Julian McGraw Jr his mother Lupe McGraw and cousin Irene McGraw in a frame house fire Sunday. Mrs McGraw escaped once then reentered in a futile rescue attempt. Firemen found the bicycle Julian had been given for Christmas hidden in a closet.
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Dallas
Julian McGraw Jr
Julian
Lupe McGraw
Irene McGraw
Former Slave Mathew Carter Dies in Columbus at 106
Mathew Carter, born a slave in Phoenix City Alabama, died Sunday in Columbus at 106. He left 72 descendants including seven children 27 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
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Columbus
Mathew Carter
Phoenix City
Ala
Weather outlook cool with partial clouds tonight
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures. Tonight lows range from 28 to 34 in the north and 34 to 58 in the south, while Tuesday remains mild. Five day forecast shows average temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal and scattered rain expected Wednesday Thursday and again Saturday.
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West Virginia
Ohlo
Bismarck
Denver
Detroit
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Marquette
Memphis
Milwaukee
New York
Oklahoma City
Louis
San Francisco
Beattie
Cleo
Traverse City
Beat Russia to Moon Plan Push Sees Senator Urge Race
Sen Lyndon B. Johnson urged pushing plans to beat Soviet Russia to the moon saying the U S is behind and must overtake. The Senate Preparedness Subcommittee summoned Navy experts including Adm W F Raborn Jr Adm J E Clark and A S Norton to testify on Polaris missiles and naval research. Rep Flanders said the U S must occupy space as England ruled the sea in Spain era. Republic Aviation announced drone production for the Army Signal Corps in New York.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
de Tex
United States
Soviet Russia
Johnson
Senate Preparedness
U. S
Navy
Adm
W. F. Raborn, Jr
J. E. Clark
Navy Research and Development
Garrison Norton
Naval Air and Research Programs
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
England
Spain
New York
Republic Aviation Corp
Army Signal Corps
Wing unit earns flight safety plaque at Lockbourne
Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson awarded the 166th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron of the Ohio Air National Guard a flight safety plaque at Lockbourne Air Force Base. He noted the Air National Guard jet accident rate fell from 63.36 per 100000 hours in 1955 to 38.8 and 25.8 for the first 10 months of this year. The 166th logged 12600 hours from October 1955 to November 1957 without an accident. award period was January to June 1957.
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Columbus
Winston P. Wilson
Ohio Air National Guard
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Wilson
Air Force Division
National Guard Bureau
Air National Guard
Queen Mary Delayed 22 Days by Severe Weather
The Cunard liner Queen Mary docked in New York 22 days late after leaving Southampton 24 hours late due to high winds. At sea, gale conditions added a further 36 hours to the delay before arrival.
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New York
Cunard
Southampton
Transit strike cost Authority over a million in fares
The Transit Authority reported that the first five days of the subway strike caused a fare loss of 1,085,224 compared with the previous week.
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New York
The
Transit Authority
British Press Hints At Near Harnessing Hydrogen Bomb
Two London papers report scientists achieving high temps suggesting progress toward using hydrogen fusion for power. The Daily Express cites 60 million C deuterium, while the News Chronicle mentions at least 5 million C. The British Atomic Energy Authority says some progress has been made toward peaceful use.
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London
Daily Express
News Chronicle
British Atomic Energy Authority
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Soviet
Fire Dept
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