NATO to Arm Europe and Base Missiles as Talks Urged
At a NATO summit President Eisenhower and allied leaders endorsed arming Western Europe with intermediate range ballistic missiles and storing U S nuclear warheads in Europe. They blamed the Soviet Union for the arms race and urged renewed disarmament talks within the UN framework.
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Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Western Europe
Russia
Moscow
West
U. S
Europe
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Dulles
Alliance
Chavigny Case To Go To Jury In Florida Murder Trial
Maurice Chavigny 44 a Frenchman stands trial in Clearwater for the April 3 killings of Brig. Gen Wilbur P McReynolds 64 and his wife 61 in St Petersburg. Deliberations to begin after summations as defense claims the general shot his wife and Chavigny then killed him amid a quarrel over deportation.
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Maurice Chavigny
Clearwater
Fla
Wilbur McReynolds
Faye
Chavigny
McReynolds
John VU. Bird
Pinellas County
Wilbur P. McReynolds
St. Petersburg
Midwest Twisters Kill 11. Murphysboro Hardest Hit
AP report details unseasonal tornadoes across southern Illinois and eastern Missouri. Eleven dead with Murphysboro bearing nine fatalities. Mount Vernon and Du Quoin also struck. More than 100 injured, 30 homes destroyed, and millions in damage. Cleanup under way as fires added to destruction.
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Murphysboro
Ill
Illinois
Missouri
Mount Vernon
du Quoin
Farmington
Investigators Seek Next Spot for Probe in Labor Cases
Senate probers weigh future targets after a year of hearings on Teamsters corruption. The Rackets Committee could examine the United Auto Workers next year while testimony linked Judge Rauls ton Schoolfield of Chattanooga to alleged payoffs. Possible referral to Tennessee Bar Association and Legislature discussed.
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Senate
United Auto Workers
Rackets Committee
Teamsters Union
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Teamsters
Schoolfield
McClellan
Tennessee Bar Association
Tennessee Legislature
Weather update shows rain and cooler conditions ahead
A weather bulletin notes ON10 rain and cooler temperatures tonight and Friday with lows in the 40s and highs in the mid 40s to low 50s. Mostly cloudy statewide with showers likely tonight and Friday while several major cities report varied cloudiness and rain including Atlanta Detroit Indianapolis Memphis Milwaukee New Orleans Oklahoma City Portland San Diego San Francisco and Tampa with some locales remaining clear.
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Gissecsanscace Gismarck
Deago
Seeeess Caeveigtd
Aes
Sceaessre
Detroit
Indianapolis
Memphis
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
San Diego
Eereer
San Francisco
Tempa
Clear
Sdeovnees Bereee Seer
Averse City
Sescoses
Wellston School Man Heads Athletic Board
C. H. Jones superintendent of Wellston schools is elected president of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Control. He succeeds Ralph T. Webster of Columbus East High School as his three year term ends.
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Columbus
C. H. Jones
Wellston Schools
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Ralph T. Webster
Columbus East High School
Mills in Line for Post Rep Cooper Dies at 64
Rep. Vere Cooper of Tennessee, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, died after a coronary thrombosis. In line for the chair is Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas. Cooper served since 1929 and had led the committee since 1955.
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Washington
Vere Cooper
D-Tenn
House
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Cooper
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Tennessee
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Mary Rankley
Campbellsville
Leon Jere Cooper, Jr
Patrolman Shot At Drive-In Near Columbus
A New Yorker, James Myers, 20, is jailed while another Buffalo man is sought after a shooting at a drive-in on U S 40 west of Columbus. Patrolman Augustine Giuffre, 39, was hit five times but in good condition, with one bullet removed from his wrist.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio
U. S. 40
Here
Augustine P. Giuffre
Mt. Carmel Hospital
N. D. Matthias
Clyde Cox
James Myers
Reynoldsburg
Kirkersville
Record High Spent For Ohio Highways
Ohio state funds reached a record 290,366,106 dollars for the 1957 highway construction and improvement program. The department announced the plan includes 453 miles of new work under way or contracted, positioning Ohio among the top five states by value of contracted work for the year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Fire kills two children in Limerick home blaze
John and Di anna Mae Alexander nine year old children of Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander died in a early Wednesday fire that destroyed their frame house near Limerick.
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Jackson
John and
Dianna Mae Alexander
Frank Alexander
Limerick
Ohio Court Upholds Columbus Anti-Pinball Ordinances
The Ohio Supreme Court 6-1 upheld 1953 and 1954 Columbus bans on coin operated games that could promote gambling. Judge Herbert was sole dissenter. The ruling provides a model for other cities to curb pinball devices.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Ohio Reciprocity Board
Jury Gets Hoffa Case
A federal court jury hears the case of James R. Hoffa president elect of the Teamsters Union and two others charged with conspiring to illegally tap telephones in the Detroit Teamsters building. Owen B. Brennan and Bernard Spindel face possible sentences of a year in prison and fines up to 10 000 dollars if convicted.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Detroit Teamsters
Hoffa
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Ohio Farm Bureau leadership conference opens in Columbus
More than 200 farm leaders from 86 counties begin a two day sixth annual Ohio Farm Bureau leadership conference in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Mason County Bus Rules Outlined and Local News Summary
The Messenger reports Mason County bus rules, Jim Hagerty as a columnist victim, Logan Council weighing traffic code, and damages sought from funeral directors. Miami defeats Marshall’s Herd 106 97 as Scouts collect toys for the needy. Hold-up suspects sought. Athens and Gallia area scores listed. Women’s news to appear on pages.
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Mason County
Jim Hagerty
Logan Council
Miami
Humbles
Marshall's Herd
Athens
Glouster
Cs Ae Chauncey
Logan
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
NATO still lacks budget for midrange missiles, aid bill delayed
Officials said the 3.94 billion dollar foreign aid bill has no funds for arming West Europe with Jupiter and Thor missiles. They warn hundreds of millions may be needed to cover the 1500 mile range weapons if NATO nations opt for them.
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Washington
West
Europe
Congress
Moonwatchers Predict First Sputnik Fall
Cambridge experts at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory predict Sputnik 1 will fall to earth early next January. The Soviet satellite, launched October 4, is a 23 inch 184 pound sphere. The final stage rocket detonated November 30, per director Fred L. Whipple.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian
Fred L. Whipple
Explosion from cigarette injures Cambridge man at home
Cambridge Ohio. Steve Jeffers suffered severe burns when a lit cigarette touched off an explosion and fire destroying his four room home near Byesville. Fire chief James Hoag said Jeffers was found in the yard. his wife and child were away.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Steve Jeffers
Byesville
James Hoag
Jeffers
Army Fires New Type of Jupiter at Cape Canaveral
At the Cape Canaveral missile center a Jupiter IRBM launched in darkness and burned brightly for about four minutes before the flame dimmed. The Defense Department later said the missile failed to complete its full flight due to technical difficulties.
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Fla
Army
Missile Test Center
Here
Defense Department
Air Force
Thor
Forsythe Given 120 Year Penitentiary Sentence
Ralph K. Forsythe 40 was sentenced to 120 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for the slaying of Charles Conner 37. Judge Moran B. Jenkins overruled a defense motion for a new trial on Wednesday in Lima Ohio.
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Lima
Ohio
Ralph K. Forsythe
Charles Conner
Moran B. Jenkins
Jefferson City Variety Store Burn Fatal Fire
A downtown Jefferson City, Missouri variety store was destroyed by a blaze Wednesday night. One firefighter was killed and two others injured during efforts to control the fire.
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Jefferson City
Eisenhower Triumphs as NATO Backing Emerges
President Eisenhower wins unanimous NATO backing for European missile bases and warhead stockpiles. He plans to return to Washington on Columbine III and address the public with Dulles on Monday night. Britain Turkey and the Netherlands accept missiles. Norway Denmark likely reject.
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Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
Washington
U.S
Dulles
Spain
Kenyon Students Named Rhodes Scholarship Semi-finalists
Todd K. Benider of Massillon and Gene P. Nassar of Utica New York, both Kenyon College, were chosen from nine semi finalists to represent Ohio in the Rhodes Scholarship competition. They will travel to Chicago to face ten others from the Great Lakes district for four spots among thirty two U S recipients.
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Ohio
Kenyon College
Todd K. Benider
Massillon
Gene P. Nassar
Utica
N. Y
Chicago
Great Lakes
U. S
Oxford University
Cincy Scientist Named to Polio Hall of Fame
Albert B. Sabin of the University of Cincinnati is among 15 scientists named to the Polio Hall of Fame by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in New York City.
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Albert B. Sabin
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University of Cincinnati
National Foundation For
Three Ohio Teens Charged for Interstate Auto Theft
MOBILE Alabama FBI reports Richard Von Fossen Davis Larry Edward Phillips and Gary Andrew Wratari c all 16 of Warren Ohio charged with interstate transportation of a stolen automobile. The FBI said the youths drove the car from Warren to Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
Richard von Fossen Davis
Larry Edward Phillips
Gary Andrew Wrataric
Warren
Ohio
FBI
Excellence in Education Is No 1 Problem, Baker Says
Ohio's Commission on Education Beyond the High School, led by Dr. John C. Baker and Clarence E. Ficken, issued its third open letter urging excellence in all education. They warned that expanding numbers without fundamentals risks future success and called for better integration of elementary through higher education.
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Ohio
Commission On
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Clarence E. Ficken
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