President Sees Russia Turmoil and Policy Steady
President Eisenhower commented on the Soviet leadership shakeup as internal dissension with no expected change to U S policy aimed at peace. He cautioned against assuming a tougher stance by Moscow and noted no proof Russia leads in hydrogen bomb development. He referenced Zhukov and a recent incident of a U S Navy plane shot down near Tachien's area as not necessarily hostile.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Formosa Strait
Red China
United Nations
U. S. Navy
Tachens
Far East
China
AEC to Buy Extra Power From OVEC Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission says OVEC will supply 165000 kilowatts more energy than planned from Kyger Creek and Clifty Creek plants. AEC Chairman Strauss told Senator Anderson the firm will sell the extra power and the commission will buy it. This boosts capacity and lowers power costs to AEC.
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Washington
Atomic Energ Commission
AEC
Portsmouth
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Clifty Creek
Madison
Ind
Lewis L. Struss
Senator Anderson
D-Nm
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Strauss
Ohio Valley Electric Co
Commission
Zhukov Named Defense Minister as Malenkov Moves Up
In Moscow the Soviet parliament unani mously approved Georgi K. Zhukov as defense minister while Georgi K. Malenkov became deputy premier and minister of power stations. Marshal Bulganin stepped down as defense minister after presenting a program to boost heavy industry and living standards. Marshal Ivan S. Konev praised armed forces readiness in a pivotal session.
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Moscow
Georgi K. Zhukov
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Georgi K. Malenkov
Sta
Bulganin
Malenkov Andukov
Kremlin
Defense Ministry
Ivan S. Konev
L. P. Beria
Ussr
Zhukov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
George Marenkov
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Georg) Malenkov
Lavrenti Heria
Malenkov
Nikita
Khrushchev
Court Rules Libraries Have Fund Priority
Ohio Supreme Court rules county budget commissions must prioritize libraries over municipalities when distributing classified tax funds. The 6-0 decision follows an appeal by Shaker Heights and other Cuyahoga County municipalities over the 1954 revenue allocation by the county commission.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Shaker Heights
Cuyahoga County
Man Dies of Burns in Cincinnati Home Accident
Joseph Barton aged 32 died late last night from burns suffered hours earlier when he fell against a stove at his Cincinnati home. The coroner reported he was epileptic.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Barton
Barton
Senator Warns Soviet Policy After Russia Change
Senator William Knowland at a Lincoln Day event warned that Soviet leadership under Nikolai Bulganin will maintain aggression and reject peaceful coexistence with the West. He said there is no appeasement in the Far East and cited Khrushchev as the strong man who backed Bulganin after Malenkov’s resignation.
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Akron
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
William Knowland
R-Calif
Knowland
Far East
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Reds Down U S Plane Amid Tachens Evacuation
In Formosa waters Communist antiaircraft batteries shot down a U S Navy Skyraider during Tachens evacuation operations. The pilot Lt jg Oheren and two crew were rescued with minor injuries. The mission was not deemed hostile as the aircraft apparently misnavigated near China. Civilians and Nationalist troops were evacuated to Formosa with thousands already ashore at Keelung.
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Taipei
Formosa
U3. Navy
Tachen Islands
Tachens
USS
Estes
W. J. Oheren
U.S. Navy
South Tachen
Keelung
Formosan
U. S. Tth
U.S
Alfred M. Pride
7Th Fleet
Arn
Admiral Pride
U. S
U. S S
East China Sea
Defense Ministry
Ralph Boyce
U.S. Foreign Operations Administration
Growers Renew Stand Against Price Support
The Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association renewed its opposition to price supports for produce from members' lerds and greenhouses. The group closed its 40th annual meeting in Columbus and urged action against planting crops on land removed from price-supported programs by acreage controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association
Escaped Slayer Added To List Of FBI 10 Most Wanted Men
Patrick Eugene McDermott, 56, an escaped Canton slayer, was added to the FBI ten most wanted list. Convicted 29 years ago for the ambush slaying of Canton Daily News editor Don R. Mellett, he escaped from Ohio Penitentiary last November 28 after robbing a taxi driver outside the prison. McDermott is described as intelligent, with hospital technician skills, and has worked as a barber, machinist, and sign painter. He is 5 small, heavily built, brown hair and eyes, scar above the left eyebrow, and the tip of his left index finger amputated.
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Washington
Canton
Don R. Mellett
FBI
Patrick Eugene McDermott
McDermott
Mellett
Derworld
Ohio
Columbus
Chicago
Ing
Peter Kenzik
San Diego
Calif
Tough Acts By Russia Are Seen
Washington expects a harsher Soviet stance after Malenkov’s fall with Khrushchev in power. Molotov signals tougher measures to counter Western plans for German rearmament while warning that hydrogen bomb capabilities could erode US advantages. US agencies anticipate weeks of higher tension and harder rhetoric from Moscow.
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Washington
Moscow
Aea
Nikolai Hulganin
VM. Molotov
Nikita Ss. Khrushcheva
Armbamador
Charles E. Bohien
Mostow
Moss Shetscey
Molotov
Europe
Malenkov
Rasia
United States
U.S
Malenkeev
Khrushchevy
Union Leaders Near Merger Agreement Report
AFL and CIO leaders advanced plans to merge their federations in Miami Beach. Three-man subcommittees met to craft a detailed framework addressing rival union raids and territorially by preventing members from being raided between unions in the proposed 15 million member federation led by Walter Reuther and George Meany.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
CIO
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Sam Sheppard Bail Bid Looks Doubtful
In Cleveland today osteopath Samuel Sheppard faced slim odds for bail during his appeal of a wife murder conviction. Three Court of Appeals judges who denied bail refused to seek Ohio Supreme Court review and signaled another denial would follow.
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Cleveland
Samuelard
Court of Appeals
Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Route 33 Project Heads to Legislature for 1956 57
Ohio Department of Highways reported the Route 33 Chauncey project and four Division 10 jobs are set for the 1956 57 program. The plan, approved by the Highway Construction Council with Gov Lausche concurring, totals 1 250 000 dollars for 3.62 miles of work. Additional projects include Route 34 bridges in Hocking County and Route 50 and Route 43 improvements in Washington Meigs counties with multiple widening and relocation efforts.
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Chauncey
Ohio
State Department of Highways
Highway Construction Council
Frank J. Lausche
Highway Department
Hocking County
Logan
Vinton County
Washington County
Coolville
W County
Hoss County
McArthur
Athens
Meigs County
Meigs Line
Pomeroy
Shouts Shop Congregation
In Dallas a humorous remark about a crowded church gathering prompts laughter. W Clark of Snyder Texas recalls past crowds of shouting congregants. Rev C E Clark of Houston, a cousin, agrees such a scene would empty a modern congregation quickly.
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Dallas
W. Clark
Snyder, Tex
C. Be, Clark
Houston
Snyder
Drugs Blamed for Crime in Cleveland
Cuyahoga County chief probation officer Richard J. McManus said drug addiction contributed to about 12 to 15 percent of 1306 cases handled in 1954. He noted addicts were common in burglary and larceny and that those charged under drug laws formed the fourth largest offender group. He urged stiff prison sentences with no probation and strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Richard J. McManus
McManus
Soviet Policy Hints Boost Japanese Markets
Prospects of tougher Soviet world policy buoyed Tokyo shares with heavy industry issues leading gains. Prices rose sharply as about 10 million shares traded by midmorning with a near record volume reported in the morning session.
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Tokyo
Japan
Delayed twin birth charms Columbus mother awaiting March 22
A Columbus mother, Bernard Schnees, 35, expects a second baby about March 22 after giving birth to a 3 pound 12 ounce son on January 28, believed to be the twin of the next child. Doctors say spaced births like this are as rare as quintuplets, and the newborn son Douglas Lee arrived two months early and has been moved from an incubator. If the next baby is a girl, Deborah Lyn, or a boy, Dennis Lyn, are the chosen names.
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Delaware
Columbus
Bernard Schnees
Jane M. Case
Schnees
Wind May Unite Churches After Destruction
A deadly storm last week left two frame churches wrecked at Commerce Landing Misa. The wind may unify the Mt Olive and Gospel Hat congregations that split 58 years ago. Mrs Atherman Sr will fund a new church on the plantation, serving about 10 000 acres.
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Commerce Landing
Misa
Atherman
Mt. Olive
Malenkov Seen Losing Power as Khrushchev Gains Influence
U S officials expect Georgi Malenkov to fade from prominence in the Kremlin as Nikita Khrushchev emerges as the leading figure. They warn the Stalin era methods may reappear if Malenkov is effectively sidelined and ultimately erased from power.
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Mosceaw
Stalin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulganin
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lavrenty P Beria
Beria
Increase Seen for Injured Workers Benefits in Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche backs a bill to raise maximum workers compensation in Ohio from 22.20 to 30 a week with increases for marriage and dependents. The proposal would lift the top weekly payment to about 40 percent of the worker’s wage and boost aid for three dependents.
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Columbus
Frank Usche
Thief Confesses Theft In Louisville Court
In Louisville Green identifies Mose Scott Jr in municipal court for stealing food from his home and taking Green’s false teeth. Green also says a bag of potatoes eight exes a pair of trousers and his teeth were missing.
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Louisville
Green
Mose Scott, Jr
Giant Bomber Bursts Afire at Carswell Air Base
A B 36 intercontinental bomber burst into flames after landing at Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth Texas. Two crew members were killed and 14 others injured. wreckage spread along the runway as crash crews fought gasoline-fed fires for an hour. Major Robert Spence described the incident and the plane’s final resting place near the runway center.
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Ort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Robert Spence
Carswell
Coffee Prices Cut In Cleveland Stores
Cleveland grocers cut coffee prices by 10 to 14 cents. Fisher Bros Kroger Pick-N-Pay and A P reduced prices to 79 to 8 cents, yielding the lowest coffee costs in years in the city.
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Cleveland
Fisher Bros. Co
Kroger Co
A&p
Leaps and Lives Columbus Suicide Jump Reported
Police said an elderly restaurant counter man, worried about his income taxes, jumped from the sixth floor window of his hotel room in Columbus early today. The incident prompted investigations by local authorities and left a note found at the scene.
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Columbus
Airman rescues cargo plane by fixing gear at 4000 feet
Air Force reveals Sgt. Floyd A. James dangled from a C 124 wing at 4000 feet in subzero weather to replace a missing lock pin and prevent a crash. Maj. Lous W. Baker piloted from Alaska to Wright Patterson AFB after the jolt. James wore no parachute as two airmen steadied him during the 12 minute repair in 38 degree cold. He suffered a minor head cut but was otherwise unharmed.
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Dayton
Air Force
Floyd A. James
Cave City
Ark
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Alaska
Ladd Air Force
Lous W. Baker
Allentown
Baker
James
M. Frank L. Schear
Ralph W. Miller
Madison
W. Va
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OVEC
Court Rules
Reds
Navy
Fbis
Germany
Senia
Georg Malenkov
Lous
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