Mollet Pushes Peace Plan in Algeria Amid Outcry
French Premier Guy Mollet presses for peace in Algeria after a violent mob forced the resignation of Gen. Georges Catroux from the cabinet. Mollet vows to return repeatedly to advance talks with Algerian nationalists while Algerian residents and veterans clash over self-government and French control.
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Priest and widow found dead in motel in Illinois
In Hernando Ilinois a 45 year old Catholic priest Rev Thomas Connolly and a widow Mrs Ethel Minor were found dead in a motel after registering as the Connollys. Coroner ruled accidental deaths from asphyxiation in a closed room. Connolly pastor of St Lanislaus Macon and St Francis de Sales mission Moncaqua. Widow Mrs Minor survived by a year old daughter in convent. Catholic chancery would not comment on church burial rites.
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Springfield
Minor
Father Connolly
St. ‘Lanislaus
Macon
St. Francis de Sales
Moncaqua
Catholic Chancery Office
Father Connoll
Students Vie For State Aid In Ohio Scholarship Drive
Columbus high school seniors in the upper half of their class may compete June 10 for 500 state scholarships. Each $500 yearly award funds training for elementary teaching in Ohio public schools. State Education Department director R. M. Eyman notes the program aims to boost future teachers. About 300 1953 recipients are now state teachers.
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Ohio
State Education Department
R. M. Eyman
How to Make Money Fast with Messenger Classified Ads
Quick guide on using Messenger Classified Ads to sell unused items and buy needed ones. Encourages calling 31242 to place an ad. Notes 15 words for 1.20. Emphasizes inexpensive, broad readership and result-oriented ads.
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Ike A Quits Post In Midst of Probe
Washington reports Edmund F. Mansure has resigned as general services chief amid congressional and administration probes. The White House said the resignation takes effect next Friday and President Eisenhower named Franklin G. Floete as acting administrator pending a formal nomination to lead the vast housekeeping operations.
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Edmund F. Mansure
Srvices
Mansure
White House
Monda
Eisenhower
Franklin G. Floete
General Services
Floete
Rail Freight Hike Pressed by Railroads and Express
A coroner jury ruled deaths of 30 aboard a train due to the engineer’s blackout. Ohio case seeks a flat 7 percent freight rate increase across the state with Railway Express urging higher interstate charges. Both railroads and Express say rising costs justify higher rates to fund new equipment and service, asking swift state and federal action.
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Columbus
Atra-State
Eiter
Per- Express
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Railway Express
Ohio
Eisenhower's Dday decision hinges on upcoming checkup
Washington report notes President Eisenhower’s health assessment, due February 13, may determine if he runs for a second term. Physicians caution against hasty judgment given his heart history. Public and political reactions mix as advisers weigh the implications for 1956 strategy and markets.
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Relman Morin
Washington
Eisenhower
Senator Case Faces $2500 Donation Claim on Gas Vote
Senate leaders sought a swift probe into a $2500 campaign donation offered to Senator Case by attorney John M Neff of Lexington to influence his vote on a natural gas price bill. Case voted against the measure. Neff claimed no strings and that the money was not a bribe, urging return or charity donation. The bill passed the Senate 53-38 and was sent to President Eisenhower.
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Tere
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Ohio Judge Fines Editor for Juvenile Names Publish
Judge John W. Howell fined Vic Sherow and Galli $200 on contempt charges for publishing names of five juveniles against the court order. The charges against Charles E. Butler were dismissed after he left a note showing the judge’s request. Howell said juvenile court rights would be reviewed in an upper court and newspapers across Ohio may seek the same.
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Arning
Vic Sherow
Galli
Jobs
Tribune
Charles E. Butler
Butler
Howell
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson Addresses Desegregation Stand in California
LOS ANGELES Adlai Stevenson wrapped a week of early campaigning in California with a firm defense of desegregation. He cited the Supreme Court ruling and his record as Illinois governor on fair employment practices and desegregation of the National Guard. He opposed the Powell amendment to the federal school aid bill, arguing that school administration is a local matter, while calling the objective plausible yet potentially jeopardizing the program.
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Adlai Stevenson
California
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Ilinois National Guard
Stevenson
Powell
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Minnesota
Sm & News
Man Slays Couple Over Nagging Driving Incident
New Orleans report says Donald Wyciskala of Bismarck, North Dakota killed James B. Askew and his wife after they nagged him about his driving. He allegedly struck Askew with a hatchet, then attacked Mrs. Askew. Bodies were found with multiple blows and throat wounds. FBI says he confessed and had the bloody hatchet when arrested.
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Wyeiskaia
Seattle
Danske
Los Angeles
McFarland
Askew
U S Aims To Keep Middle East Friends
Washington secretary of State Dulles said U S foreign policy seeks preservation of Israel and friendship with Arab states. A letter to 40 Republican Congress members linked Israel arms aid to self defense and urged arms for market. The Democratic note cited a 50 million dollar arms request with broader law and regional relations context. Jury still out in Cleveland as federal panel deliberates in 19 Ohio Communists trial under the Smith Act.
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Israel
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Ohio
Ex-Con Says He Killed 3 in 18 Day Spree
David Cooper Nelson, 35, of North Las Vegas, Nev., admits to police that he shot and killed Kenneth Short of North Hollywood, John Valenti of Pioche, and Ralph Rainey of Santa Monica during an 18 day spree. He says Valenti was killed after Valenti caught him searching for money, Rainey after reaching for a gun Nelson carried, and Short because he believed he could not be punished more than one.
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N. A
New Mexico
David Cooper Nelson
North Las Vegas
Nev
Kenneth Short
North Hollywood
Calif
John Valenti
Pioche
Ralph Rainey
Santa Monica
Nelson
Union Limits Lima Pickets At Westinghouse Plant
Local leaders of the Westinghouse strike ordered two pickets per plant gate as about 100 picketers demonstrated yesterday. The move came ahead of a court hearing in Allen County on a company request to extend or limit picketing after a Saturday protest that left six injured and cars damaged. Leaders from Locals 724 and 760 of the IUE, with company officials, acted on Gov Lauscher’s recommendation to tighten the injunction.
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Westinghouse
Allen County Common Pleas Court
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Frank J. Lauscher
Beating and Locking Lass Charged to Pair
In Monrovia California Victor Podger a metal worker and his wife Rose Ann Podger are charged with beating their 8 year old daughter Victoria and locking her in an unheated backroom for three weeks. Victoria said she wore a torn undershirt and robe, was fed only leftovers, and was tied with a cord to her wrists. Both suspects held on $2500 bond with preliminary hearing set for February 17. the stepmother faces two counts of corporal injury to a child and the father one.
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Cali
Victoria
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Victor R. Podger
Stose Ann
Autherine Lucy Excluded From Alabama Classes
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees voted to exclude Autherine Lucy, the 26 year old Birmingham Negro, from attending classes until further notice. The decision followed campus violence and threats by outsiders that disrupted the university after her admission under a federal court order. The trustees cited safety concerns and the police power of the university as justification for the action.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Uni Tnversity Board of Trustees
Autherine Lucy
Birmingham
Aci
University of Alasma
Tax Ceiling Proposed To Halt Socialism
Washington lawmakers push a 29 percent cap on federal income, estate, and corporate taxes as a three point plan to curb socialism. Rep Mason argues current rates drive business to seek government capital, warns of government ownership, and claims a 5 percent manufacturers tax would equalize the burden without harming producers or consumers.
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Mason
Ill
Wno
Ates
Ways and’ Means
House
Karl Marx
O'Neill and Reider Seek Governor Nominations in May Primary
Columbus Atty Gen William O'Neill filed for the Republican nomination for governor in the May primary. Port Clinton publisher and former state representative Robert W Reider led the Democrats bid for governor in the May 8 primary.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Rt 33 Crash Kills Official and Injures Youths
A head on collision on Route 33 near Canal Winchester resulted in the death of David Sullivant, 38, of Columbus, and serious injuries to William E. Shull, 18, and Merle Howdy shell, 17, both of Lancaster. Shull reportedly lost control on a curve and crossed the center line, with their car colliding with Sullivant’s. Both injured were hospitalized at Grant Hospital.
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Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Lancaster Area
Columbus
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William E. Shull
Lancaster
Merle Howdyshell
Grant Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Shull
US. 33
Canal
Winchester
Sullivant
Parol
Five Day Forecast Reports Warm Jan Week with Rain Likely
Temperatures average 2 to degrees above normal with normal highs near 41 and lows around 24. Wednesday and Thursday show little range, Friday and Saturday warmer, Sunday mild. Rain likely Thursday and part of Friday, totaling about one half to one inch.
Senate backs bill ending federal price controls on natural gas
The Senate voted 58 to 38 to remove direct federal price controls on natural gas, sending the measure to President Eisenhower. Proponents argue long term gains from increased exploration and supply, while opponents fear higher consumer bills.
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Senate
Eisenhower
D Eisenhower
House
Commerce Committee
Federal Power Commission
Supreme Court
FPC
Legisla
Mother Charged With Burning Three Children
Mrs Eda Mead, 20, held three children's hands over a lighted stove to punish them for playing with fire. She is jailed on cruelty warrant. Katharine, 4, and Robert, 5, allegedly burned last January. Edward, 1, burned last October.
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Call
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