Churches urged to build classrooms beside public schools
Erwin L. Shaver of the National Council of Churches proposed a nationwide program to create weekday religious education next to every public school. At the Cincinnati meeting, he urged a complementary education campus linking public schools with church facilities and other agencies.
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Cincinnati
United States
Division of Christian Education
National Council of Churches
Erwin L. Shaver
Chicagoan
Shaver
Police Recall Married Man In NY homicide inquiry
A married NYU postgrad student Ernest Jackson, once a boyfriend of slain Anne Yarrow and holder of key knowledge of her hideout, was recalled for eight hours of questioning but is not considered a suspect. He is 30, twice married, and a father.
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New York
Anne Yarrow
Ernest Jackson
Jackson
New York University
Heavy Cruisers Sail to Formosa
The heavy cruisers Los Angeles Baltimore and Rochester sail today with eight destroyers to join the 7th Fleet in Formosan waters. They are manned by 6500 men. Navy officials declined comment on whether missiles or nuclear weapons are aboard. Officials called the departure a routine rotation, not an emergency.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Rochester
7Th Fleet
Navy
Attack Set On Gambling On Horses
Columbus report notes an Ohio House debate on horse race gambling following constitutional prohibitions. Gov Lausche seeks a raise in state revenue from bets from five to six million dollars, while Rev Guy C Hiner pushes a resolution asking the Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of horse race betting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Guy C. Hiner
R-Stark
House
Supreme Court
Gummed-Up Cane Used To Rob Poor Boxes
In Boston Morin Lorerzo was sentenced to two months in the house of correction for robbing church poor boxes with a candy cane smeared with bubble gum. Police report the thief lit a candle at the altar and, while kneeling, used the cane to lift coins from the box.
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Boston
Lorerzo
Morin
House of Correction
Two-Year-Old Chokes On Aspirin Tablet in Bucyrus
Tamara Lou Hubble, two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubble of Bucyrus, choked on an aspirin tablet late last night. She died on arrival at Bucyrus City Hospital. Coroner B. T. Mansfield ruled accidental death by strangulation.
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Bucyrus, Ohio
Tamara Lou Hubble
Ralph Hubble
Bucyrus
Bucyrus City Hospital
B. T. Mansfield
Molotov Claims Soviet Hydrogen Bomb Breakthrough
Moscow Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov said the USSR has developed hydrogen bombs with such success that the United States could appear backward. He asserted the achievement would advance Soviet security and status on the world stage.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
United States
Nats Pullout From Tachen Islands Opens Evacuation
Movement of 15,000 civilians and 15,000 Nationalist troops from Lower Tachens accelerates under U.S. naval protection. Evacuation ships led by Henrico and Lenawee begin loading civilians as American planes fly overhead and Red anti aircraft batteries engage nearby targets.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Jim Becker
Estes
Yikiangshan
Henrico
Lenawee
Keelung
Red China
U. S. 7Th Fleet
East China Sea
Tachens
Lower
Tachen
U. S
Red
Nationalist Central
Hong Kong
Quemoy
Official
Peoples Daily
United States
Taiwan
Alfred M. Pride
Helena
Nanchishan
Ti Hua
Boat Sinks Off Madeira Island Killing Ten
A boat with ten passengers capsized while ferrying from shore to a coastal ship near Funchal Madeira. Eight drowned, two listed as missing. Rescue teams searched the waters as weather and sea conditions hindered recovery efforts.
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Funchal
Madeira Island
Officials Cross Fingers Against Shooting Acts
American officials warned of possible shooting incidents if China’s Red forces fly into airspace patrolled by U S aircraft. Secretary Dulles questioned Beijing’s war intentions while urging restraint and mutual defense ties with Chiang Kai-shek’s government. Navy and Air Force spokesmen promised hot pursuit if attacked during the Tachen evacuation cover.
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Washington
Red China
U. S
Tachen Islands
Peking
China
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate
British Premiers Seek Formosa Cease-Fire Breakthrough
British Commonwealth prime ministers closed a nine day conference with a new push for a Formosa cease fire. They urged the evacuation of Quemoy and Matsu by the Nationalists and discussed withdrawing Chiang Kai-shek forces from coastal posts as a first step toward a tacit standstill. Nehru stayed to press for cease-fire progress as talks wrapped.
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London
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Nehru
Formosa Strait
Pescadores
Wife Slaying Trial Starts in Ohio Court
The state prepares its case in a first degree murder trial of Jack Southward 24 for the shooting death of his wife Ruth 23. A 12 member jury plus one alternate was seated after a venire of 182 from Fayette County. The first of 13 witnesses is expected to testify after jurors visit the Southward home.
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Washington Court House
Jack Southward
Southward
Ruth
Fayette County
Columbus Hospital
Oilman Offers Reward For Downing of MIG
Texas oilman T. E. Robertson in Miami Beach offers to pay $1 to any American pilot who shoots down a MIG over Formosa. He says he is tired of American pilots being shot at.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Texas
T. E. Robertson
State Department
Formosa
Press Club Board OKs Negro Member
The National Press Club board of governors ratified the election of its first Negro member, Louis R. Lautier of Atlanta, Ga. He represents the Atlanta Daily World and the National Negro Press.
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Press Club Board
Oks Negro Member
Washington
The
National Press Club
Louis R.lautier
Atlanta
Atlanta Daily World
National Negro Press
No Conflict on Bail Rule in Sheppard Appeal
The Ohio system faces a bail dispute as the Cuyahoga Court of Appeals rejects bail for Dr Samuel H Sheppard in his second degree murder case while citing a law for life imprisonment. The court plans to certify the issue to the Ohio Supreme Court amid conflicting rulings in Mahoning and Belmont counties involving similar defendants.
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Cleveland
Cay A Count
Court of Appeals
Ursal of
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Rlyn
Ohio
Cuyahoga Appelate Court
Shepperd
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William J Corrigan
Fred W. Garmone
Belmont County
Mahoning County
Charles Robinson
Rao
Parrino
Common Pleas Court
Muscovites Bored by Premier Change in Moscow
In Moscow the new premier change failed to excite the public. Random interviews show Muscovites expressing indifference with remarks that it makes little difference and that the situation remains the same.
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Moscow
Ohio River Flood Forecast for Cincinnati
The Ohio River in Cincinnati stood at 15.1 feet Saturday and is expected to rise to 41 or 46 feet by Thursday. Flood stage is 52 feet, so the river remains below danger. Rain-fed Licking and Miami rivers add to the basin inflow.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Licking
Miami
Bulganin Elevates as Stalin Trusted Military Politburo Leader
Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, newly named Soviet premier, emerges as Stalin trusted to run the armed forces. Despite a lack of deep battlefield experience, he wielded power as the party policeman over the army since 1944, balancing crippling discipline with officer morale. Born 1895 in Nizhni Novgorod, his career spans varied high offices and administrative skill.
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Tom Whitney
Associated Press
Nikolai Bulganin
Stalin
van Dyke
Bulganin
Communist Party
Kremlin
Nizhni Novgorod
Gorky
Volga
Bulganin Named Soviet Premier as Malenkov Resigns
Moscow AP reports Defence Minister Nikolai Bulganin, aged 59, chosen by Khrushchev and endorsed by the Supreme Soviet to succeed Georgi Malenkov as prime minister. Malenkov cited lack of experience hindering economic development and will take on unspecified duties.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Bulganin
Nikita & Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Tulganin
Hulganin
Central Committee of the Communists
Council of Min
Sewatom
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Alexander Volkov
Council of Nationalities
Council of Ministers
Commmunist
Joseph Stalin
Stalinism Expression Expected From Russia
The resignation of Georg Malenkov as premier signals the end of the postwar collective leadership. Stalin’s death ushers in a shift toward renewed Stalinism in domestic and foreign policy with Kremlin power struggles and ominous prospects for satellites and China. Malenkov’s future is doubtful as Bolganin and Khrushchev appear poised to shape a new leadership trajectory.
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Georg Malenkov
Soviet Union
Malin
Stalin
No Opposition for Extending of Draft Vote
A House bill to extend the military draft for four years faces no opposition and is expected to pass. The measure, approved 32-4 by the House Armed Services Committee, would run until mid-1999 and keeps 18 to 26 year olds in active service for two years with six years in reserve.
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Washington
Wilson
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
House Services
Representative Brooks
D-La
Pinay Seeks Africa Policy at North Africa Talks
France's 63 year old premier designate Antoine Pinay summoned top administrators in North Africa for policy conferences. He planned sessions with Algeria's outgoing governor general Leonard and designated successor Jacques Soustenc, amid a shift as Mendes France government fell.
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Paris
France
Antoine Pinay
North Africa
Algeria
Leonard Et al . Hig
Jacques Soustenc
Tunisia
Five Day Weather Forecast With Mixed Temperature Outlook
The forecast shows temperatures around normal to slightly above average with highs near the mid 70s in some areas and cooler nights. Warmer conditions are expected midweek with a cooler trend late week, especially in northern regions. statewide details indicate milder conditions Wednesday and again Friday in the south.
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Tempures
Cocal
New Program Tightens Ohio Narcotics Law
A task force led by Atty. Gen. Co. Willteam O Neill proposes a package to tighten Ohio narcotics laws. The plan seeks mandatory 20 years to life for illegal sales, 2 to 15 years and fines up to $19,000 for manufacturing or possession, and harsher penalties for drug manufacturing, transportation, conspiracy, theft from a pharmacist, and related offenses.
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Colmbus
Ohio
Atty
O Neill
O'Neill
Juana
Narontican
Granddaughter Dies in Pittsburgh Hospital
Deborah Lynn Jackson eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Jackson of 1322 Adams Pittsburgh died after a one day illness in Pittsburgh Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Boyd Jackson of Henderson. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at the W Church with burial in the cemetery. Friends may call Stevens funeral home after 7 pm today.
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Point Pleasant
Deborah Lynn Jackson
Leenin Jackson
Adams
Pittsburgh
Boyd Jackson
Henderson
Stevens Funeral
Eisenhower Pushes Seven Billion Emergency School Plan
President Eisenhower proposed a seven billion dollar emergency school construction program over three years with the federal government to provide about 1.19 billion. The plan seeks 20 million dollars to plan long term financing free of obsolete restrictions and 5 million dollars for the first year. The president stressed that free education must remain free from political influence and domination to serve free men.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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