West Invites Russia To New Summit Amid Berlin Tensions
Western leaders including Eisenhower De Gaulle and Macmillan met to plan a April 7 summit with Khrushchev. They reaffirmed four power principles to defend Berlin and pressed for disarmament talks by a 10 nation East West commission as a test of Soviet intent. De Gaulle accepted a U S invitation to visit in April as discussions moved toward a potential series of summits.
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East Berlin
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
de Gaulle
United States
Paris
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
NATO
Europe
U.N
Washington
Algeria
Big Four
West European trade pact aims to avert war, ease tensions
An Atlantic economic council seeks to harmonize European and North American trade groups and resolve rival blocs in West Europe. Khrushchev’s summit invitation goes to the big three ambassadors in Moscow, leaving an open door for a new meeting site. Eisenhower caps his goodwill mission with talks alongside De Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer before a Madrid visit.
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Lantic Economic Council
Europe
West Europe
Common Market
Britain
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Adenauer
Madrid
Two Pomeroy Teens Poisoned by CO From Stove
Two 19 year old Norma Barrett and 18 year old Joyce Case were exposed to carbon monoxide in a Pomeroy apartment. They were rushed to Meigs General Hospital in fair condition after finishing shifts at Crow's Steakhouse. Fire and Ohio Fuel Gas Co. workers found a heavy CO concentration from an unvented gas stove. Police urged residents to check stoves and warned of danger.
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Robert Hoeflich
Messenger
Pomeroy
Meigs General Hospital
Norma Barrett
Robert Barrett
Rutland
Joyce Case
Stephen Case
Apple Grove
Manning Roush
Miss Case
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Goodwin
Meigs Hospital
Meigs Countians
Former Suitor Townsend Weds in Brussels Ceremony
Peter Townsend, once linked to Princess Margaret, married Marie-Luce Jamagne in Brussels at noon. Townsend, 44, had been engaged to his secretary Marie-Lake. the Church of England bans such a marriage while the former wife is living.
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Brussels
Belgium
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Marie-Luce Jamagne
Antwerp
Townsend
Marie-Lake
Princess Margaret
Church of England
Veteran Perry County Doctor Dies At Age 88
Dr. James W. Miller 88 longtime Perry County physician died Friday in Bethesda Hospital Zanesville a day after his 88th birthday Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Corning Methodist Church Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery New Lexington He was president of the Corning Board of Education a director of the Perry County Health Department and a director of the Corning Bank Survived by his wife Goldie a foster daughter two nieces and three stepdaughters Friends may call at the Miller family home.
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Corning
James W. Miller
Perry County
Miller
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Corning Methodist Church
Stanton Smith
Greenlawn
New Lexington
Goldie
Corning Board of Education
Perry County Health Department
Corning Bank
Police Find Stolen Motors
Police in Norwood report 23 high speed auto transmissions smuggled from a General Motors plant were recovered. Alan Doherty 33 Covington Ky Arthur McCreary 34 Norwood and Thomas Smith Kenwood bartender were charged with grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. Value of the gear estimated at 7000 to 10000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
General Motors Corp
Thief Caught With His Pants Down in Mineola Burglary
Mineola New York detectives questioned John E Whitfield about a tavern burglary. He raised his hands and then slipped his trousers revealing $20 in coins in his beltless pockets. He admitted taking the money from the bar and was held for grand jury action.
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Mineola
N.Y
John E. Whitfield
Promise Of A White Christmas Hits Athens Area
A pre Christmas snowfall reached about 2.5 inches in Athens Monday morning causing traffic snarls. Crews spread salt and cinders to clear streets as state highway workers aided clearance. Two accidents were reported as patrol advised cautious driving.
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Athens Area
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Logan
Huntington
W. Va
Mental Facethiv Proper Scores Conditions
Jay W Collins, head of Euclid Glenville Hospital, criticized past leadership for Ohio mental hospital conditions after a statewide survey. He spoke at Newton D Baker Health Center, defending tax policy while predicting steady improvements over the next six months. Governor DiSalle received praise.
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Cleveland
Jay W. Collins
Ohio
Newton D. Baker Health Center
Parents Volunteer Assny For
Collins
Euclid Glenville Hospital
Mother Dies Unaware of Infant birth in Bronx Hospital
Mary Materasso, 27, died Sunday after a coma from a cerebral hemorrhage in a Bronx apartment. Doctors delivered a premature baby daughter Thursday while she lay in an iron lung, the infant dying Saturday.
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New York
Mary Materasso
War bride finds aid as Fort Worth police rally support
Marie Mackey, a Korean War bride, cried with relief as officers and neighbors organized a rescue after alarmed neighbors found her two young daughters in distress. Officer Haddix coordinated help, a grocer donated food, and barroom collections plus radio appeals funded gifts. Carolers from First Congregational Church provided comfort at Somers’ home.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Marie Mackey
R. J. Haddix
Haddix
Beverly
Judy
Marie
Marie Mac
Key
George Somers
First Congregational Church
Steel Negotiators Resume POINT PLEASANT
John D. Smith 74 of Arbuckle died from a gun shot wound en route to Holzer Hospital after the rifle was allegedly loaded by him following a dog disturbance. Deputy Harsh Barger labeled the shooting accidental. Survived by a wife two sisters and one brother funeral service Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Raynes Funeral Home with burial in Suncrest Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
John D. Smith
Arbuckle
Holzer Hospital
D. M. Harshbarger
Neve
Stradw
Angeles
Calif
Deborah Nichols
East Liverpool
Ohio
Roma Raynes
Buffalo
Raynes Funeral Home
Charles Rodgers
Suncrest Cemetery
Stalemate in Steel Talks Triggers Mutual Blame
Washington AP Union and steel company negotiators meet after a 10 day gap as both sides trade accusations over the deadlock. Union President David J. McDonald says companies block progress while reports say union demands drive the stalemate.
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Washington
Union and Steel Company
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Big Steel
Oil Fire Wrecks Tank At Logan Farm
Firefighters subdued a crude oil blaze at a Washington Powers farm near the Hocking River in Logan. The fire, started before dawn, burned about a quarter of a tank and was under control by 9:45 p.m. Snow and mud slowed response and a pumper truck and ladder wagon became bogged.
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Logan — Logan
Logan
Washington Powers Farm
Hocking River
Robert Courter
Six Die In Lima Hotel Fire At Holloran Hotel
Six men aged 50 to 89 were killed when a blaze on the upper floor of Lima Ohio's Holloran Hotel swept through the structure Sunday night. Firefighters contained the flames with neighboring businesses unharmed, while cause remained undetermined.
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Lima, Ohio
Holloran
Barney McCloskey
John Phalen
Patrick Moran
Fred McCoy
Wasil Kierucek
Thomas O'Day
Lima
Mae Milbaugh
Goats Arrested In Glouster Overnight Prank
Patrolman James Trace jailed six goats after a Route 2 homeowner reported uninvited guests. The chief and mayor learned of the joke, bail was posted, and the goats were housed at the dog pound while owners are sought. If unclaimed, goats may go to the humane society.
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Glouster
James Trace
Billy
Marie Jewell
Route 2
Trace
Ray Fulton
Wilbur Balderson
Balderson
The
Humane Society
Three Ohioans Ordained To Catholic Priesthood
In Rome at the Pontifical North American College 45 students were ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood on Sunday. Among the honorees were Charles M. Benedetti of Columbus David F. Sorohan of New Lexington and Francis W Voellmecke of Cincinnati.
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Rome
Pontifical North American College
Charles M. Benedetti
Lockbourne Rd
Columbus
David F. Sorohan
N. High St
New Lexington
Francis W. Voellmecke
Hayward St
Cincinnati
Logan Woman Among 36 Injured In Bus Crash
An elderly Logan woman was among 36 injured when a Greyhound bus swerved to avoid sliding cars east of Springfield and overturned. Daisy Mae Harris, 15, Cleveland, was killed. Driver Robert Everman, 41, Franklin Indiana, said slick road conditions caused the crash and his attempt to swing left led to the bus overturning.
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Logan
Greyhound Scenicruiser
Springfield
Bedside
Daisy Mae Harris
Cleveland
Robert Everman
Franklin
Ind
Teachers Warned About Christmas Payola in Westbury
Westbury New York teachers received a memorandum from Supt. Cecil Rice cautioning against gifts that may be payola. He said teachers may accept gifts showing love and respect but warned a large gift could influence grading, leaving teachers to decide which gifts are sincere and which are payola.
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Westbury
N.Y
Cecil. Rice
Rhodes Scholars Named From United States
Two Ohio youths are among 32 men named 1960 Rhodes scholars from the United States. Richard F. Celeste of Lakewood and Dennis Shaul of Akron are selections, Celeste a Yale student and Shaul a Notre Dame student.
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Swarthmore
Ohio
Rhodes
United States
Richard F. Celeste
Lakewood
Yale
Dennis Shaul
Akron
Notre Dame
Weekly Temperature Outlook with Light Weekend Snow
The forecast shows a warming trend through the week with average highs around 35 to 40 and lows near 21 to 25. Light snow is possible tonight and a chance of rain edging in Saturday as temperatures rise slightly above normal.
Last Civil War survivor Walter W. Williams laid in state in Houston
Walter W. Williams the last Civil War veteran, age 117, lay in state in a gray and gold uniform in Houston. Flags flew at half staff by executive order as President Eisenhower reflected on the fallen veteran. A full schedule of services followed including a 11 a.m. funeral at South Main Baptist Church and graveside rites in Franklin Texas. Williams listed Hood's Brigade forage master service with 5th Regiment as his role and lived with a daughter in Texas in recent years. He left more than 200 descendants.
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Houston
Tex
Walter W. Williams
Confederacy
Soldiers of the Union
Eisenhower
White House
Williams
Harris County
Civil Courts
U. S. Army
Houston Music Hall
South Main
Siv
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