Solon Opposes Rigid Parity in Farm Bill Debate
Senator Aiken warned Congress against reinstating 90 percent parity for major crops, risking a presidential veto. Senate Agriculture Committee backed a plan to 90 percent parity while approving Eisenhower’s Soil Bank to cut multibillion-dollar surpluses by paying farmers to reduce cotton wheat corn rice and tobacco planting for four years. The panel set a final vote for Thursday after further review of the omnibus bill.
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Washington
Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellander
D-La
New Soil Bank
Benson
Senate
Weather Ends Plane Search In Antarctica
A Navy plane missing with seven men aboard prompted a search by Operation Deep Freeze. Ground parties traveled 400 miles between Little America and a trail post but found no trace. The De Havilland Otter last contacted after 67 minutes in flight from Marie Byrd Land to Little America. An SOS was heard Saturday.
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U.S
Arnee
Ross Sea
Antarctica
Little American
Marie Byrd Land
Little America
Union Meets Studies Plan to End 113-Day Strike
AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers debated dropping negotiations with Westinghouse Electric Corp to resolve the 113 day strike. A plan to pause talks on company time study of workers jobs was accepted by Westinghouse after a mediation proposal. Joseph Finnigan of the FMCS called the time study issue the focal point of talks.
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Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Egypt to Form Palestinian National Guard in Gaza
Egypt announces creation of a Palestinian national guard to shield Arab refugee camps in the Gaza Strip under Egyptian control from Israeli attacks. The plan positions Cairo as a security guarantor in the occupied area amid ongoing conflict.
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Gaza
Palestine
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Trucks to Tricycles Classified Ad Offer
Short, affordable used vehicle ad promotes MES SENGER service with 31242 contact number and three lines for 1.20 over three days.
Algiers braces for Mollet visit amid clashes and unrest
Algiers and other cities see tense scenes as Guy Mollet arrives to seek a peace settlement with nationalist rebels. European crowds protest any concessions, while General Georges Catroux faces opposition over rights for Algerian Muslims.
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Algiers
Algeria
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Georges Catroux
Catroux
France
Jury Ponders Fate of Reds
In Cleveland an eight man and four woman jury weighing ten Ohio Communists on Smith Act charges enters a third day of deliberations. They have been sequestered in a hotel, with no Sunday session and limited outside movement, amid potential legal sensitivities surrounding religious services.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
U. S. District Court
Gallipolis Denies Seeking Attacker From Dallas
Local officers deny pursuing a door to door salesman held in Dallas who claims to have attacked 14 women across nine states. He named a Gallipolis woman among his victims as police and state patrol emphasize no charges have been filed.
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Gallipolis
Dallas
Texas
George Ehman
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
New Mexico
Illinois
Missouri
California
Arizona
Minnesota
Louisiana
U S To Get Biggest Cut Of TV Prize
New York teen George L Wright III who won 100000 in The Big Surprise plans a business conference at Chase Manhattan Bank with his lawyer and show producers to discuss a trust fund and tax implications. Government taxes will cut net winnings to about 25000. He faces choices about his future in entertainment.
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New York
George L. Wright III
St. Agnes High School
Chase Manhattan Bank
George
Embalmer’s Apprentice Admitted Stabbing Boy at Theater
Sacramento police report Thomas Lynn Johnston 24 admitted following 10 year old Ronald Wendorf to a downtown theater restroom and stabbing him to death with a pocket knife. The victim’s brothers Billy 10 and Bob 8 attended a triple bill matinee with their father Eugene Wendorf.
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Sacramento
Calif
Thomas Lynn Johnston
Michael Strazzo
Ronald Wendorf
Eugene Wendorf
Billy
Bobby
Strazzo
Johnston
Refugee Ministery Reports East German Breakaway
Bonn reports Hugo Reimann age 31 son of former East German Communist party leader has fled from Communist East Germany prompting refugee ministry notice and concern.
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Bonn
Germany
Hugo Reimann
West Germany
Communist Party
East Germany
Stevenson Weathering California Swing for Votes
Adlai Stevenson, 56, campaigns across Southern California with eight events in Los Angeles area from a public picnic to tea with Democratic women at the Beverly Hilton. Kefauver cancels similar reach to focus on the natural gas bill as both seek support from the California Democratic Council in Fresno for the June 5 primary.
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Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Beverly Hilton
San Diego
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Kefauver
California Democratic Council
Fresno
Council
San Francisco
Washington
Democratic Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Picketing limit sought after Lima Westinghouse strike
Officials of the Westinghouse strike in Lima sought a court order to curb picketing following Gov. Lausche’s pledge of extraordinary action to ensure workers can return. He warned of using state power, possibly National Guard involvement, after a mass demonstration by 700 strikers injured six and damaged cars, later broken up by officers.
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Lima
Westinghouse
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Lausche
National Guard
Puny Baby Prospers Celebrates South Year
Geneva Ohio notes a 100th birthday that tells of a baby once called puny who survived. Mrs Cleora C Webb recalls the doctor dismissing the baby as unlikely to live, while the elder credits long life to clean living, restraint, hard work, and a smoke free lifestyle.
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Geneva
Ohio
Cleora C. Webb
Bus Driver Bravely Endures Deep Snowstorm sets 38 year old hero
Bus driver John Herron 38 struggled for hours in a waist high blizzard near Glenrio and Tu cumcari New Mexico. After 21 hours waiting his passengers were evacuated and he later was rescued and treated in a Tucumcari hospital for snow blindness frostbite and exhaustion. He credited keeping the heater running and humor from Norris Turner and Richard Mosely for morale.
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Tucumcari
N. M
John Her‘Ton
Herron
Glenrio
Laura O’toole
Santa Barbara
Calif
Norris Turner
Los Angeles
Richard Mosely
Selma
Ala
Norris
O'Neill rules 14 appointees may keep state jobs
Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill ruled 14 administration appointees who lacked full Senate confirmation can remain in office and be paid while serving at the governor s pleasure. They may not be reappointed. two named officials Joseph J Scanlon and A W Marion keep their posts at 12000 annual pay but could be replaced before term end.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
101St General Assembly
Senate Rules Committee
James A. Rhodes
O'Neill
Joseph J. Scanlon
Cincinnati
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
School Seeks Ways To Bar New Disorders
In Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama weighs disciplinary action against students after noisy demonstrations sparked by Autherine Lucy, the first Black student on campus. In Louisiana, LSU board debates methods to curb Negro enrollments as fiery protests flare with chants and crosses.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
O. C. Carmichael
New Orleans
Board of Supervisors of
Louisiana State University
Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
Union Favors Knight's Ideas
Ellwood Dietrich of the Cleveland Industrial Union Council praised Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio after a Sunday conference with Knight of California. Dietrich said Lausche answered all questions on right to work laws workmen’s compensation and unemployment compensation with 1000 percent. Labor leaders’ relations with Lausche remain cool.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Ellwood
Dietrich
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Chinese planes sink Communist junk near Pingtan in Formosa Strait
Nationalist Chinese planes attacked an armed Communist motorized junk and damaged another near the Red-held island of Pingtan in the Formosa Strait this afternoon, according to air force headquarters in Taipei.
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Formosa
Pingtan
Formosa Strait
Air Force
Highway Deaths Rise Outstrip Other Causes
The Associated Press reports heavy winter traffic losses in Ohio with at least 13 fatalities on state roads over the weekend. Fire and other accidental deaths were listed as blank for the first weekend of February.
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Ohio
Rioters Clash With British Troops in Famagusta
In Famagusta Cyprus British troops and police battled rioters for about an hour as 590 students clashed in the streets smashing windows and hurling stones at officers during ongoing demonstrations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
Gas Law Could Lift Home Gas Prices
Senate debate centers on a natural gas bill that would end direct federal control. Fulbright says it clarifies law and may spur more gas production to keep prices down, though he cautions prices could rise. Monroney notes small increases possible while Douglas coalition warns consumers face higher costs.
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Washington
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senator Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Douglas
D-Ill
Judge states views on publishing juvenile names in Gallia County
Gallia County Juvenile Judge John W. Howell released a statement about a contempt citation against Gallipolis Tribune staff for publishing five juvenile names despite orders. He argues courts protect juveniles and warns against public shaming, noting the policy aims to save lives and rehabilitate youths rather than publish names.
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Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Gallia County
Juvenile Court
Ex-FDR Official Dies at Capitol Hearing
Randolph E. Paul, a senior Treasury official under Franklin D. Roosevelt, collapsed and died at a Capitol hearing. Capitol Hill physician Dr. James L. Keating said he likely suffered a coronary attack, with death pronounced about 20 minutes after the incident.
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Washington
Randolph E. Paul
Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol
James L. Keating
Capitol Hill
Paul
Keating
Land Expert Resigns After Buying Stock
Washington reports that Ladejinsky, a land-use expert and former U S government appointee, has resigned from a foreign aid post in Saigon after admitting he bought 3000 dollars worth of stock in a Nationalist Chinese glass factory funded by U S aid. He previously faced dismissal on security and technical grounds.
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Washington
Wolf Ladejinsky
U.S
Ladejinsky
Benson
Tokyo
Viet Nam
International Co-operation Administration
Saigon
Five Day Blizzard Snaps Its Grip on Texas and New Mexico
The five day storm, feared as the worst in 50 years in Texas and the worst ever for many in New Mexico, left roads impassable and forced school closings. It weakened Sunday night as winds eased and snowfall diminished. The U S Weather Bureau in Chicago reported the system shifting northeast. At least 23 deaths were attributed to the blizzard.
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Texas
New Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Eight Planets in System Asserted by Astronomer
WILLIAMS BAY Wis Dr Gerard P Kuiper of Yerkes Observatory challenges the view of nine planets stating the solar system has eight. He argues Pluto is not a planet but a moon fragment from long ago.
Alley Cat Georgette Wins at Memphis Cat Show
Georgette the alley cat formerly named George won six ribbons at the Memphis and Midsouth Cat Fanciers Championship Show. She captured best of color across breeds, best of color short hair, two first-prize championships, and two working cat titles, then a maze test with four mice in 1 minute 48 seconds. Her calm demeanor amid crowds comes from work at Memphis Publishing Co.
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Memphis
Georgette
George
Memphis Publishing Co
Weather Data Hunt Nets Rap por U S
Russia charges U S forces dispatching large balloons with cameras over Soviet territory from West Germany and other borders. Tass protested to Ambassador Bohlen demanding an immediate halt and cited a breach of the U N Charter. The balloons carry weather instruments and radio gear for data to aid the Geophysical Year efforts.
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Moscow
Russia
U.S
West Germany
Washington
State Department
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Tass
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Andrei A. Gromyko
Turkey
Armenia
Ankara
Germany
Soviet Union
U.N
American Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
U.S. Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Times-Recorder publishes normal edition after plant blockade
The Zanesville Publishing Co. issued a standard 28 page morning Times-Recorder today, with no picket protests, following a 13 hour Saturday blockade of the newspaper plant.
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Times-Recorder
Zanesville
The
Zanesville Publishing Co
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