Air Force Publishes War Plans For IRBM Use And Targets
The Air Force set out strategic blueprints detailing how and where intermediate range ballistic missiles would be deployed in war. Operational IRBM plans show launch bases and a potential target list deep into central Russia, with missiles from Britain and Free Europe able to reach Moscow.
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Air Force
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Clude
NATO
Russia
Utab Mountains
Turkey
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Dom
Free Europe
Moscow
Administration To Unveil Science Education Plans
The Eisenhower administration outlines plans to bolster science and mathematics education with federal scholarships and teacher facilities. President Eisenhower stresses expansion and improvement while preserving general education values in a Nov. 13 Oklahoma City speech and in talks at his Gettysburg farm with HA FE officials.
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Gettysburg
United States
Russia
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nischower
Oklahoma City
Marion B. Folsom
Eisenhower
Folsom
Kevin McCann
Avowed killer returns home amid travel restriction clash
Raynbert J. Albert, who confessed to a killing that police say never occurred, is back with his family in Lakewood. Albert denies the crime and claims a false identity as Donald Mack. His stepfather Raymond Hensley and a friend brought him home from Columbus after an 11 month disappearance. Albert says he has no wife or family and did not recognize his home. He reportedly suffered head injury two weeks before vanishing. West Berlin vows to resist new East German visa rules affecting civilian travel and western officials. The U.S. British and French postings condemn the restrictions and prepare protests to Moscow. His mother notes he suffers facial pain and hearing loss.
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Cleveland
Raynbert J. Albert
Raymond Hensley
Albert
Columbus
Donald Mack
Lakewood
Hensley
Berlin
West
East Germany
West Berlin
U. S
Seven Die In Weekend Wrecks Across Two Counties
Head on auto crash in Marion and a three car pileup in Cleveland killed seven people over the weekend. The losses account for half of the state's road toll.
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Marion
Cleveland
Woodsfield Woman Shot at Ohio Farm
A farm housekeeper Edna May Lough, 33, was shot and critically wounded near Sardis Ohio. James Gibson 47 a Bellaire construction worker is in Monroe County jail for investigation. Gibson said Lough wrested for a 32 caliber revolver and the weapon fired striking her hand and side.
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Woodsfield
Ohio
Sardis
Homer Antill
James Gibson
Bellaire
Monroe County
Edna May Lough
Antill
Gibson
Lough
Explosion Tumbles Wall Onto Spectators
An explosion of accumulated gases toppled a brick wall onto spectators at Bolivar Missouri as a fire destroyed two buildings and damaged two others at Courthouse Square. A man and his daughter were critically injured while three others were hurt.
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Bolivar, Mo
Bolivar’s
Courthouse Square
Ohio Aging Conference Set for Columbus January 16 17
Governor C William O'Neill calls a meeting in Columbus expected to draw about 5000 participants to discuss problems of Ohio's aged. The event aims to address care funding and services for senior citizens.
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Columbus
C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Gunman Dies in Wrens Ga Crash After Washington Slaying
One of two gunmen sought in the Washington D C bar killings was killed in a high speed crash near Wrens Georgia as a police chase ended in a head on collision. The other suspect Russell Carpenter remains at large.
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State Patrol
Henry Clay Overton
Martinsville
Georgia
Charlie Wray
Cocoa
Fla
High Point
N. C
Overton
Russell Wayne Carpenter
Washington
Knight
Cpl
F. R. Dalton
Carpenter
George P. Kaldes
Kenneth Fisher
Bernard J. Mainer
Toddler Found Safe After Two Nights Missing
Shirley Ann Ramsburg a 3 year old girl wandered two days through rugged Blue Ridge terrain before a Martinsburg volunteer serendipitously found her near a Shenandoah River mud print. Doctors said she is in satisfactory condition with minor scratches and exposure.
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W.va
Shirley Ann Ramsburg
Donald K. MclIntyre
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Blue Ridge Mountains
West Virginia
Panhandle
Virginia
Ohio State and Oregon fans flood Los Angeles for Rose Parade and Bowl
Thousands journey to California by train plane and auto to see Pasadena's New Year double header. Ohio State 144 member marching band arrives with cheerleaders and homecoming queen Judy Cash who will reign over activities and ride the Big Ten Float with four princesses.
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Ohio State
Oregon
Pasadena
Judy Cash
Miss Cash
Poland
Ohio
Ohio Driver Charged With Manslaughter
Massillon Ohio man Robert Figley was charged with manslaughter after a truck crash in Moundsville West Virginia on Sunday. State police reported the fatal accident involved his vehicle and resulted in a death.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Robert Figley
Massillon
Ohio
Ohio growers may sign up for soil bank program
Wallace Barr, Ohio State University extension economist, announced that tobacco and corn growers in Ohio may sign up for the 1958 soil bank reserve programs from January 13 to March 1.
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Columbus
Wallace Barr
Ohio State University Extension
Ohio Tobacco and Corn Growers
The
Soil Bank
Fageol Plans Temporary Kent Plant Shutdown
Kent Ohio President I J Fageol of Fageol Products Co says the firm will suspend operations here Tuesday. Fageol is the third large plant in Kent to quit operations here during the past year.
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Kent
Ohio
I. J. Fageol
Fageol Products Co
Fageol
Trolleys Disappear on Philadelphia Market Street
After 99 years trolleys vanish from Market Street Philadelphia as buses replace service. The shift marks a historic transit change with riders redirected to bus routes a block away downtown.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Nine Negro students honored for school integration efforts
Melba Patillo, 16, one of nine Black students at Central High School in Little Rock, accepted a certificate honoring them as pioneers in racial integration. The award, presented with Zeta Phi Beta and Beta Sigma, acknowledged their educational focus while under guard.
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Dallas
Melba__ Patillo
Little Rock
Central High
Patillo
Zeta Phi Beta
Beta Sigma
Teamsters Reach Tentative Wage Pact Across Central States
Teamsters and truck operators in 12 Central States disclosed a tentative wage and benefits agreement covering about 96 000 drivers with potential ripple effects for 500 000 members. James Hoffa praised a substantial package while an employer negotiator cautioned it may not equal that share. Members from about 100 locals will hear details January 9 in Chicago under a 1955 contract provision running to January 31, 1961.
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Teamster
Central States
James Hoffa
Barney Cushman
Hoffa
Teamsters
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Louisville
Plane Lands On Turnpike Near Toledo
James Hart of Toledo landed a two place private airplane on the Ohio Turnpike due to engine trouble while approaching Toledo Municipal Airport. He will not be charged because the landing was forced. The plane was towed away after about 45 minutes with traffic unaffected.
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Toledo
James Hart
Hart
Turnpike
Toledo Municipal Airport
Pike
Columbus Cop Shoots Fleeing Youth 16
A Columbus patrolman shot a 16 year old boy who fled a stolen car Sunday. The wounded youth was in fair condition at a hospital. Patrolman Francis Shalosky said the boy hid in bushes and ran again when approached with handcuffs. He fired after ordering the boy to stop.
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Columbus
Francis Shalosky
Shalosky
Eisenhower budget aims near 74 billion dollars in 1959
The Eisenhower administration plans a fiscal 1959 budget totaling about 73 to 74 billion dollars. Military spending will rise by roughly one billion while civilian programs are expected to be held steady or trimmed. Congress reconvenes soon to consider the proposal and aims to balance overall spending.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Defense McElroy
Dulles to Sit With Baghdad Pact Members
Secretary of State Dulles will head the U S observer delegation to a Baghdad Pact foreign ministers meeting in Ankara 27 30 with Iraq Turkey Pakistan Britain and Iran as members. The United States does not join the pact but supports it and has observers at meetings. There is no plan for U S entry at this time.
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Dulles
Turkey
United States
Iraq
Pakistan
Britain
Iran
State Department
U. S
Pact
Ankaratan
Department
Two Die in Columbus Crash Victim Dies in U S 23 Collision
Injuries from Thursday's two car crash on U S 23 near Portsmouth proved fatal in Columbus. Katie Eutler, 11, of Wakefield died Sunday. Harold Currence, driver of the other car, was killed and his 8 month old daughter Paula was critically hurt.
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Columbus
U. S
Portsmouth
Katie Eutler
Wakefield
Harold Currence
Paula
Decatur youths launch three foot rocket to 4800 feet
Four Decatur youths hoping to become rocket engineers fired a three foot rocket that vanished from view. They estimated the eight pound missile reached a height of about 4800 feet, testing local youths with an ambitious launch.
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Decatur
Ala
Afro-Asian Conference Advances Propaganda Resolutions
Cairo delegates from 42 nations and colonies move toward resolutions on nationalization and nuclear weapons following Soviet lines. The economic committee favors governmental appropriation of private property with full conference approval due Wednesday. An informed source notes talks of a resolution thanking Soviet aid or loans to Africa and Asia.
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Cairo
Economic Committee
Russia
Land transfer on agenda in Ohio state board session
The state board of education will discuss transferring 2754 acres from Whitehall School District to Columbus School District at a special session in Columbus. Final action was postponed from December 9 awaiting Attorney General William Saxbe’s decision on the tax lien date for area property.
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Columbus
Whitehall
State Board of Education
William Saxbe
Weather Outlook: Snow or sleet to rain tonight then snow flurries
Ohto expects a rain change tonight with low 30s, Tuesday rain then snow flurries and cooler with highs 35 to 40. West Virginia sees lows 30s to 80s and mixed precipitation, colder north and slight changes through Wednesday. Temperatures run about 8 degrees below normal with near half inch precipitation, snow or rain tonight through Tuesday and snow in the southeast by midweek. Elsewhere Albuquerque clear. Boston and Cleveland cloudy. Detroit and Milwaukee cloudy. New York and Seattle cloudy.
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Tampa
Policy urged for national science program in AAAS talk
William D. Carey, chief of the Labor and Welfare Division, urged a comprehensive long term science policy in closing AAAS sessions. He warned against dramatic but unfruitful measures and called for unified science policy aligning government with research goals, noting Eisenhower appointed Killian as science adviser.
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William D. Carey
Labor and Welfare Division
Bureau of Budget
Washington, D. C
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Carey
Eisenhower
James R. Killian
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