Congress Asks Ike's Proposals
Washington AP report Congress pressures President Eisenhower to submit specific inflation control proposals. Senate leaders say Congress will act only if the White House outlines concrete measures. Byrd says curb spending. Saltonstall notes no imminent message and cautious stance on new controls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Banking Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Sen. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
GOP
Saltonstall
Leathernecks Under Fire From Parents
At Parris Island Marine base four drill instructors were removed from instruction duty as a probe into alleged mistreatment of recruits began. Two instructors are accused of striking recruits during training maneuvers. The inquiry, prompted by an anonymous letter, could last 10 days or more and follows the drowning of six recruits on a disciplinary march last April. Nelson R. Porter of Hartford, VI, says his son David L. Porter is among the accusers.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Public Information Office
Homer L. Litzenberg
Nelson R. Porter
Hartford
David L. Porter
Military Skill Called Wise
Washington. The head of the draft system urged providing military training to men deferred for parenthood or other causes. Lt. Gen. Hershey said it would be disquieting to face a sudden need to build up forces by two million. He warned two bad options: recall unorganized former servicemen or mobilize million untrained individuals.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
House
Armed Services
United States
Dag Hammarskjold presses Israel on withdrawal plans
United Nations reports Dag Hammarskjold asked Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban to spell out Israel's withdrawal intentions from Egypt and the Gaza Strip. The questions cover allowing UN troops on the armistice line and whether Israel recognizes General Assembly calls to withdraw administrative units behind the line. Israel seeks guarantees from Egypt not to shoot after withdrawal.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Abba Eban
General Assembly
Gulf of Aqaba
Heart Help Discovered May Aid Coronary Thrombosis
In New Orleans surgeons report a “fantastically simple” half hour operation first developed in Italy that could erase death threat from coronary thrombosis. Dr. Robert P. Glover says results are impressive but cautions two years of evaluation are needed. Of 13 patients treated, 12 showed major improvement after the operation.
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New Orleans
America
Italy
Robert P. Glover
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Glover
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 5 Percent
The Bank of England reduced its lending rate from five and one half percent to five percent. The move lowers the highest rate since 1932 and follows a February 16 decision aimed at curbing inflation. The cut is seen as influential for the sterling area.
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London
Bank of England
Britain
Sterling
Alliance Board Backs Free Polio Vaccination for Schoolchildren
Alliance Ohio officials endorsed free mass inoculation for all local school children with Salk polio vaccine during a Wednesday night meeting.
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Alliance
Ohio
City Board of Health
Ohio appellate ruling could ban all pinball machines
An Ohio appellate court held Columbus pinball ordinances banning all machines constitutional and may allow cities statewide to outlaw pinball if framed properly. The ruling, written by Judge Lehr Fess and joined by Judges Deeds and Hunsicker, follows a prior Ohio Supreme Court stance on free-play machines and labels pinball as a nuisance encouraging gambling and loitering.
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Toledo, Ohio
Ohio Cities
Columbus City
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Lehr Fess
Toledo
Clyde L. Deeds
Oscar Hunsicker
Akron
Council
Fess
Hearing Today on Coal Blast in Bishop Va
Miners and survivors of the Bishop mine gas explosion that killed 37 workers spoke at a closed hearing. Julius Olzer, West Virginia Mine Bureau chief, finished his probe of Pocahontas Fuel Co. in the Bishop mine after spending hours underground. The mine remained shut as officials sought an explanation.
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Bishop
Julius Olzer
West Virginia Mine Bureau
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Olzer
Pocahontas
Anti-Japanese sentiment flares over Japanese official visit
Manila erupts in anti Japanese feeling as a Japanese official arrives for a goodwill mission amid reports he served with the secret police during the wartime occupation of the Philippines.
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Manila
Secret Police
Philippines
Ohio highway council gets reprieve amid abolition vow
Columbus lawmakers delayed a key vote on the state highway council. Governor ONeill called the panel the first in memory to be abolished lock stock and barrel as a four day reprieve kept it alive pending Monday’s likely execution. The session introduced 27 measures including FEP county commissions and unemployment options.
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Ohio
State Highway Construction Council
C. William O'Neill
FEP
Common Pleas
John J. Chester Jr
Archer Reilly Jr
House
Robert L. Johnson
R-Medina
Charles W. Whalen
Montgomery
Kefauver Critics Lagin Oil Plan To Europe
Senator Kefauver warned that if voluntary oil shipments to Europe fail to rise to the 500000 barrel daily target the program may be taken over by the government. He criticized post Suez price increases and questioned why oil firms haven’t agreed to hold prices, as a Senate subcommittee probes the emergency shipments and a 35 cent per barrel price boost.
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Kefauver
Washington
Sen
D-Tenn
Senate
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Continental Oil Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Esso Standard Oil Co
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Skelly Oil Co
Wormser
Reno Clears Blast Debris After Downtown Explosion
In downtown Reno a Tuesday explosion and fire killed two and injured about 40. Evacuation zones were doubled as residents worried about gas smells. Over 60 gas detection experts from multiple agencies recovered debris and checked for hidden concentrations.
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Reno
Sierra Street
Steel Union Candidate Calls for Honest Local Elections
Don C. Rarick of McKeesport Pa seeking the USW presidency accused union leaders of phony elections at a Struthers Ohio meeting. He said USW President David Mac Donald tried to pay him to stay out of the dispute as he leads a dues protest committee formed after dues rose from three to five dollars monthly.
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Youngstown
Don C. Rarick
McKeesport
United Steelworkers Union
Struthers
USW
David MacDonald
Rarick
Vatican Excommunicates Priest for Opposing Authority
The Vatican City reports the excommunication of Rev. Richard Horvath a Hungarian Roman Catholic priest for opposing ecclesiastical authorities. The action was announced today.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Richard Horvath
Baby Buggies Wanted Urgent Classified Ads
Advertiser seeks to sell a Welch baby buggy in excellent condition priced at $10. Call 26752 to place an ad and reach multiple prospective buyers. others are still seeking baby buggies and can be reached at 31242.
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Messenger
Advertiser
WELCH
Father's Visit Turns Deadly Murder Suicide in Laurelville
William Dana Rowland, 41, killed his wife Phyllis Rowland and two small children, Gary 3 and Gayle 1, at the Disbennett home in Laurelville then died by suicide. Mrs Rowland, stabbed and shot, was hospitalized in fair condition with wounds to the left breast and right cheek. Police and local officials investigated the incident as an unexpected family tragedy.
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Gary
Gayle
Hocking Valley Hospital
Phyllis Rowland
Elmer
A. J. Waldron
Gerald Morrison
Hubert Lappen
Owen Yaw
Rowland
Disbennett Home
Disbennetts
Farm Prices To Be Listed For 1957 by Benson
Secretary Benson announced soon a broad list of farm price support rates for 1957 aimed at lowering government liability in supporting markets. Expectation is for lower rates for livestock feed grains and oilseed crops, with little change in milk dairy products and cotton floors. Benson, in St. Louis, stressed conservation as a public duty not a federal imposition and warned against centralized power.
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Washington
Benson
St. Louis
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Sub Ready To Go for Highway Job
Governor O Neill says George Thormyer will assume duties as state highway director as S O Linzell leaves at his own request. Thormyer is currently assistant director and will take over immediately upon Linzell's departure.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Lausche
George Thormyer
S. O. Linzell
O’neill
Linzell
Riverside burglars steal only kitchen sink in bungled caper
Riverside California burglars who broke into Joe Einzig's home pulled a switch on an old gag by taking nothing but the kitchen sink. The humorous theft left the rest of the house untouched and puzzled investigators.
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Riverside
Calif
Joe Einzig
Convicts Stage 12 Hour Riot at Utah State Prison
About 500 prisoners rioted at the Utah State Prison near Salt Lake City, seizing 27 hostages including 13 church basketball players and four outside teachers. After 12 hours the inmates surrendered as Gov. Clyde insisted hostages be freed and weapons yielded, with one guard stabbed and a prisoner beaten.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
George D. Clyde
Salt Lake City
Clyde
Mearceli Graham
Washington
FBI
Graham
Saud Talks With Arab Leaders
King Saud of Saudi Arabia continued talks with Arab representatives in Washington aiming to unify Arab nations for a single voice. He planned a final meeting with President Eisenhower and met Crown Prince Abdul Ilah of Iraq. Foreign Minister Charles Malik supported the U S plan for a unified Arab stance.
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Saud
Eisenhower
Mideast
Abdul Ilah
Iraq
Washington
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Middle East
Haiti Still Without Chief
Haiti remained without a government chief as crowds gathered near the Legislature building. Provisional President Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis was ousted after a two day strike that toppled Gen. Paul Magloire last December while life in Port au Prince continued with stores open and Pan American Airways arranging a special flight to evacuate about 175 U.S. citizens.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Caribbean
Joseph Nemours
Pierre- Louis
Paul Magloire
Pan American Airways
U.S
Clark County couple helps capture teen offenders
Springfield police report two 15 year old escapees from Lancaster Boys Industrial School robbed a local grocery for $107.60 and were chased by Clark County residents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch. Mrs. Lynch alerted police as the couple followed the youths until they were taken into custody.
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Springfield
Ohio
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Clark County
Eugene Lynch
Lynch
Co Ed Held In Snowbound Rescue Near Castle Rock
Beverly Ohlson a 20 year old co ed and her date Robert Bolasny 22 endured four foot drifts after leaving for a TV relay station. They reached safety with help from rescuers who found her parents Peter and Beverly Ohlson 57 and 53 huddled in their car after a three day ordeal. She was treated for frostbite sunburn and a broken ankle not felt due to numbness.
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Englewood
Colo
Pikes Peak
Beverly Ohlson
Englewood Hospital
Miss Ohlson
Robert Bolasny
Castle Rock
Rampart Range
Peter A. Ohlson
Ohlson
Denver
Navy Captain Dies in Augusta Jet Crash Near Home
Captain William R. Kane commander of the aircraft carrier Saipan died in a Navy jet crash a few miles from the homes of 28 people he knew personally. Five of them lived less than a mile away from Tuesday's crash.
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Augusta
William R
Soviet TV frames U. S. spies in Moscow espionage show
Moscow officials staged a three hour televised espionage charge against the United States. Four live spies named Nikolai Yakuta Mikhail Kudravavitsevy Adam Novikov and Konstantin Khmelitsky testified about U. S. recruitment through drinking gambling and houses of prostitution. The event included a display of spy equipment and claims of a wide covert campaign.
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Madison Avenue
Foreign Ministry
United States
L. F. Ilyichev
Ilyichev
Soviet Union
West Germany
Germany
U. 8
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Aaa
Anda Owe Asa
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