Race Rule Claimed By Mothers In Hillsboro Suit
Five Negro mothers ask U.S. District Court in Cincinnati to halt Hillsboro Ohio school board racial segregation by allowing their children to attend previously all white schools. Judge Druffel delays ruling until Supreme Court desegregation order arrives. About 50 Negro students remain home pending case.
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Quake Area Gets Relief
The Italian Red Cross rushed tents and relief supplies to Lipari Islands off northern Sicily as earthquakes caused panic among fishing villages. No deaths reported, but several homes collapsed and others were damaged. about 1000 residents of Salina Island spent the night outdoors recalling the 1927 quake.
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Sicily
Italian Red Cross
Lipari Islands
Here
Salina
Irvine Woman Found After Farm Shooting Tragedy
Irvine police discovered the body of Mrs Sherman Collins of Wagersville Ky reportedly shot to death and dragged to her home. Sheriff Fred Brandenburg said her 32 year old husband Sherman Collins was slain by rifle fire from nearby woods two days earlier. He crawled to notify his wife who began walking toward Irvine eight miles away.
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Wagersville
Death in Columbus After Collision at Intersection
Howard Grooms, 35, of Columbus, was killed last night when struck by a car and a truck at an intersection after visiting his wife and one day old son at White Cross Hospital.
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Howard Grooms
White Cross Hospital
Midway Heads for Pacific Duty From Norfolk
The aircraft carrier Midway sailed from Norfolk headed for Pacific duty with 7th Fleet ships guarding the Formosa Straits. Capt. D. Hogle vowed quiet dignity and strength, saying China’s Communists must be resisted if provoked. Coral Sea to follow to West Coast in spring 1957 for deck modifications at Bremerton.
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Doctor sets 632 mph land speed record on rocket sled
Lt. Col. John Paul Stapp, aero medical scientist, rode a rocket propelled open sled at Holloman Air Center for a Dec. 10 test. He endured nine Gs, 14 seconds to stop, and temporary blindness while simulating high altitude ejection and supersonic speeds. The run aimed to improve airmen safety gear and ejection systems.
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John Paul Stapp
Holloman Airvelopment Center
N.M
Air Force
Stapp
Ge Sgro
Final Tally Of Deaths Reaches 392
CHICAGO Delayed reports of accidents in Texas and Indiana push the Christmas holiday traffic death toll to 392, the highest two day tally on record. The weekend total for all accidents reaches 515, a new two day record, with 63 fire deaths and 60 other mishaps. Texas leads with 35 traffic deaths, California next with 29.
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Texas
Indiana
National Safety Council
California
Fire Threatens Devore Causing Evacuations Near Cajon Pass
Wind driven fires scorched 2000 acres of timber and threatened a mountain town in Cajon Pass, San Bernardino County. About 500 residents in 120 homes in Devore were alerted for possible evacuation while Verde Mont residents fled as flames reached roofs and fences. Firefighters halted the advance though several structures burned before the blazes were contained.
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Calif
Cajon Pass
California
Devore
Verdemont
Power Line Detains Two Police Officers
A 25 000 volt power line loosened by high wind fell across a police car in Santa Barbara trapping Officers Thomas Bartholoméw and Herman Grimm. They kept still to avoid electrocution and directed bystanders to stay clear. Crews cut power after ten minutes and the officers escaped.
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Santa Barbara
Califo
Thomas Bartholoméw
Herman Grimm
Thinking Popularity Needed to Attract More Scientists
Berkeley, Calif. Dr. Lee A. Dubridge president of Caltech urged making thinking popular to raise respect for scholars and to draw more students into scientific careers. He warned many smart youths drift into business or farming due to perceived low pay in intellectual fields.
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United States
Lee A. Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Liquor Men Enforce New Year Closing Hours
Enforcement supervisor Joseph S. Harrell warns liquor men to strictly enforce legal closing times on New Year Eve. He states no authority allows operation after permit hours and cautions against jeopardizing business by violating the law.
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Edward J
First Grade Teacher of President Buried
Elinor Seymour Perry who taught President Eisenhower multiplication in Abilene Kansas as a first grade teacher will be buried today. The 80 year old former school teacher and Philadelphia news urday said of the President’s capacity for learning that he took to it ene.
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Elinor Seymour Perry
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Philadelphia Newsurday
Man Denies Paternity in Baltimore Court
Kelly Johnson appeared in South Western Police Court charged with failing to support Grace Johnson and her four children. He claimed he did not know the woman, and she asserted the husband is another Kelly Johnson, not the one before the court.
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Kelly Johnson
Southwestern
Grace Johnson
Johnson
L. Aaron
Burial services for Ohio finance director Defenbacher
Funeral services are set for Wednesday evening for Herbert D. Defenbacher 66 who served as Ohio finance director in 1940 and died yesterday after a brief illness at University Hospital in Columbus Ohio The obituary notes his public service and death in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Ohio Finance
University Hospital
Red China threats in Peiping Daily on Taiwan pullout
A Peiping People's Daily article quoted in a radio broadcast here warns the United States to withdraw all armed forces from Taiwan and Penghu and to halt Taiwan Strait incursions. It asserts China will respond with counterblows if war is imposed and vows to liberate Formosa and end Chiang Kai-shek’s rule.
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Nationalist China
Red China
Peiping People's Daily
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Heaviest carrier to operate in the Pacific joins fleet
The Midway, carrying 3000 officers and men, will bolster Carrier Group 1 at Mayport Florida on its way to the Pacific. The ship will report for duty with the 7th Fleet around mid February and will be the heaviest carrier to serve in the Pacific.
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Carrier Group 1
Mayport
Fla
Pacific
7Th Fleet
You Lead All Follow and Other Chases in Omaha Case
In Omaha, George Brown aged 19 chased Detective Inspector Ernest Brown after watching the inspector speed by at 55 mph. Police trailing Brown arrested him while pursuing Ozie Grant, 31, in a related chase incident.
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Omaha
George Brown
Ernest Brown
Brown
Ozie Grant
Boots the Belgian Shepherd Tied to West L.A. Fire
West Los Angeles arson probe points to Boots a Belgian shepherd dog owned by Mrs. Sarah Summers 81. Neighbors reported the dog pulled burning refuse from a bin and pressed it against the walls of two dog houses.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sarah Summers
Jazzman Da vison Marries Anne Stewart
Jazz cornetist William Davison known as Wild Bill tied the knot with former 20th Century Fox actress Anne Stewart yesterday in Baltimore. The couple’s marriage was announced amid local social notes.
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William
Wild Bill) Davison
Anne Stewart
20th-Century-Fox
France Faces Crucial Votes on West Germany NATO Entry
Premier Mendes France appears close to securing approval for West Germany's entry into NATO through a series of confidence votes. The assembly already backed three of four treaties and faces two more crucial ballots to finalize ratification amid intense parliamentary maneuvering and foreign concerns.
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Pierre Mendes France
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Officials Cautious Till End on West Germany Entry
President Eisenhower and top officials withheld applause as France weighs German rearmament. Dulles and aides awaited a final French decision while senators eyed the vote approving West Germany’s entry into NATO. Critics warned of ongoing Soviet pressure and uncertain French resolve amid a historic shift in European balance.
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Eisenhower
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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George
France
Solon Seeks Pay Boost to Sustain Army Force
Senator Mansfield proposes a 25 percent increase in military pay to maintain a three million man force with minimal draft use. He opposes universal service without an excess profits tax on war production and backs a modified system the Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress to approve next year.
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Mansfield
D- Mont
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Mix Plans Ag
Police Search for Slayer in Troy Furniture Shop Slayings
Police seek a slayer who shot and killed Chipley in a rear area furniture shop near his home in Troy. The victim suffered four bullet wounds from a revolver, and about $1000 was taken from his wallet. Chipley’s wife described the suspect as medium height, slender, light haired, and wearing a Wa band.
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Troy
Ohio
Chipley
State Supreme Court Judge James Bell Takes Oath
Madison County common pleas judge James F. Bell was sworn in as an Ohio Supreme Court judge yesterday and will begin a six year term on January 1. Bell is 39 turning 40 next January 12 amid a Republican incumbent’s re election bid in the Toledo area.
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James F. Bell
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Madison County
Ohio Supreme Court
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Toledo
Law Couldn't Hold Cold-Water Suimmer
LONG BEACH Calif. Alfred Pattavino was arrested for swimming in the cold Pacific in long underwear. He was indignant at the police action but was set free to return to the chilly surf.
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Long Beach
Calif
Alfred Pattavino
Pacific
Pattavino
Buses Use Airline Hostesses to Lure Passengers
Cincinnati Transit launches curbside club plan with three hostesses on loan from an airline to attract bankers and lawyers. The seven mile ride from Mt Lookout to downtown lasts about 25 minutes with no stops outside the area. A $10 monthly fare could make the service profitable if 50 sign up.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Transit Co
Mt. Lookout
John Paul Jones
Jones
Escapees Still Hunted One Caught in Ohio
Four of five Greene County Jail escapees from Xenia remain at large while Kenneth H. Faulkner, 19, was recaptured after gunshots wounded by a Circleville police officer during a restaurant burglary investigation. Still sought are Henry Faulkner 22 Earl Dean 25 Harry Ferguson 25 and Virgil Caplinger 20 with various charges.
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Ohio
Greene County
Xenia
Kenneth H. Faulkner
Clarence A. Stewart
Henry Faulkner
Kenneth
Earl Dean
Charleston
W. Va
Harry J. Ferguson
Millsboro
Virgil Caplinger
Cedarville
Ex-Cop Held For Theft In Newark Pleads Innocent
Newark police officer George Armstrong pleaded innocent to attempted robbery of a Christmas Eve carryout. He was bound over to the grand jury by Acting Municipal Court Judge Winston C. Allen and released on $2500 bail filed by store owner Anthony Rizzo. The officer claimed a brother-in-law was involved.
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Newark
George Armstrong
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Winston C. Allen
Anthony Rizzo
Hiss
New Mill Owner Talks With Union
Follansbee West Virginia journalist notes the new owner of the Follansbee Steel Corp mill told CIO United Steel workers local that together they can build a stronger company. Eaton, a Cleveland industrialist who bought the mill from Frederick W. Richmond, exchanged telegrams with union officials.
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W. Va
Follansbee Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
C Eaton
Cleveland
Frederick W. Richmond
Battle of the Bulge Anniversary Observed in Belgium
In Bastogne Belgium the 10th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge was commemorated. U S troops led a torch escorted parade through the streets with French Belgian and Luxembourg units taking part.
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Belgium
U. 8 S
Verdun
Luxembourg
Dayton Firm Wins AEC Contract for Refining Center Work
Oak Ridge Tennessee The Atomic Energy Commission awarded Maxon Construction Co of Dayton Ohio a 20100 dollar contract to alter existing buildings and at the commission s refining center at Ohio.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Maxon Construction Co
Dayton
Ohio
Commission
Wu Refining
British Deny Winnie Trip
London officials and spokesmen deny plans for Winston Churchill to visit the United States for talks with President Eisenhower. No option has been raised by London or Washington for such a trip, despite headlines of possible consultations on postwar strategy.
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Churchill
West Geroffical
Camanads
United States
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Eisenhower
U. S
Tiny Baby Will Live
The tiniest baby born in Indiana is now one month old in Memphis with Otis Campbell and wife as parents. Mary Eiseneen, born three and a half months premature, weighed 14 ounces at birth and now tips the scales at 114 ounces. The infant remains in an incubator, receiving oxygen and nourishment via tube.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jowan
Mary Eiseneen
Otis Campbell
Michigan City
Ind
Professor Sears Elected Head of Science Group
BERKELEY California Dr Paul B Sears Yale botany professor and former Ohio State faculty member has been elected head of a science group. Sears has taught at a liberal arts college and in the union area covering Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Calif
Paul B. Sears
Yale
Ohio State University
For the Advancement of .Ence
Sears
G Oneriin College
Union Area
Oklahoma
Nebrara
Five Day Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The five day outlook shows temperatures about five degrees above normal with highs near 35 in the north and lows around 20 to 23. Colder Wednesday and warmer Friday, cooler weekend. Rain changes to snow flurries northeast Thursday and possible rain and snow Saturday.
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Fugitive From Justice Awaiting Extradition
Columbus cab driver Leon Sam Mohriock also known as Bill Freeman aged 57 surrendered to Franklin County authorities and awaited extradition from Oklahoma on a fugitive warrant for first degree manslaughter. Mohriock declined to waive extradition after Christmas and spoke of spending time with his 15 year old daughter. He has lived in Columbus 15 years and faces prior minor offenses but no earlier serious charges in Ohio.
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Leon Sam Mohriock
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Franklin County
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Bill Freeman
Ellsworthee
Mohicock
Werren
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