Dispute Clouds UAR Elections
Egyptians and Syrians voted to join their countries as the United Arab Republic with Gamal Abdel Nasser as president. Officials planned further polls in disputed border areas despite Sudan objections as the UN Security Council prepared to meet over the border dispute.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Cairo
United Nations Security Council
Sudan
United Arab Republic
UAR
Arab Union
Nasser
Tormanyy
Nile Valley
Khartoum
UN Security Council
New York
Republic Square
Eisenhower warns against shaking economic confidence
President Eisenhower warned that eroding confidence could trigger a deep, protracted downturn in the economy. In a telegram from vacation headquarters he told 11 Democratic governors that only federal action could curb the recession and urged steadiness to protect long term growth. He noted steps already taken and promised further measures through Congress.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
America
Congress
Averell Harriman
New York
Communists Offer to Let South Koreans Return to Home From North
Pyongyang radio says some of 34 aboard the Korean National Airlines DC3 wish to return home. The Communists require Seoul to negotiate directly with North Korea while noting those desiring to go may choose their destination. Seoul previously refused to deal with the North regime.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pyongyang
Red Radio
Democratic Peace Republic of
Red
Seoul
Korean National Airlines
Thieves Steal Whole Safe From Sidney Station
New York Central clerk James M. McNeil reports a safe was wheeled from the Sid ney passenger station in the middle of the night. The safe, New York Central property, contained $209 in cash and railroad tickets and weighs 300 to 400 pounds after intruders broke in through a restroom window and rolled it out.
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Sidney
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
James M. McNeil
McNeil
New York Central
Mediator to Try Again in Cincinnati Area Foundry Strike
Federal mediator Samuel M. Spencer will retry Monday to settle a strike by foundry workers that could affect up to 5000 men across more than 60 plants in the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton area.
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Cincinnati
Samuel M. Spencer
Cincinnati - Hamilton - Dayton
Mold Extract Found To Kill Blood Clots
Massachusetts Heart Association announces a mold extract that dissolves blood clots in minutes. Dr. Mario Stefanini at St. Elizabeth's Hospital says the safe injectable treatment targets clots early to prevent long term damage and may be used in hospitals, not for home use.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Heart Association
Mario Stefanini
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Stefanini
Main roads clear but some slick spots persist in Ohio
Ohio state highways including the turnpike are open and normal except for slippery areas in the Elyria region. Secondary roads remain slick north and east of a Sandusky to Youngstown line and south and east of a Caldwell to Gallipolis line.
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Columbus
Elyria
Sandusky
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Wooster
Canton
Youngstown
Carrellton
Cadiz
Cambridge
Caldwell
McConnelsville
Logan
McArthur
Gallipolis
Why Rats Are White Police Catch Rats
Detroit area police report five men posing as workers locked up for alleged fraud in a mortar rat scam. They offered extermination for white rats fed on mortar, collected down payments, then disappeared. A woman alerted police after spotting the men again. officers found a cage and three rats in their truck.
Officers Hold Celina Man For Robbery
WAPAKONETA Auglaize County Sheriff Robert Davison says charges will be filed today against James Newton Baker 39 of Celina in the armed robbery of the First National Bank at New Bremen. Baker admitted the holdup after witnesses described the gunman who took 1276. A farmer later found part of the loot and gear tossed from a car window. Davison and Mercer County Sheriff Bruce Barber arrested Baker in Dayton after a link to a used car lot. About 686 of the loot has been recovered or accounted for.
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Wapakoneta
Auglaize
Robert Davison
James Newton Baker
Celina
Baker
Dayton
First National Bank
New Bremen
Davison
Mercer County
Bruce Barber
Barber
United Steelworkers Case On SUB Benefits In Ohio
Common Pleas Judge Erskine Maiden heard closing arguments in the United Steelworkers suit seeking full supplemental unemployment benefits for Ohio workers. The union aims to overturn a Bureau of Unemployment Compensation ruling that SUB payments should reduce state unemployment benefits.
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Youngstown
United Steelworkers
Ohio
Georgia House kills bill on race labeling of blood
Georgia House votes down a bill requiring that whole blood used in transfusions be labeled by race after Senate approval. The measure cleared the Senate 35-0 and faced a quick House motion to table it.
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Georgia
Bill
Atlanta
Georgia House
Senate
House
Students To Exchange Between United States And Soviet Union
The first reciprocal student exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union will occur this summer. The program aims to foster cultural understanding with participants from both nations living and studying abroad for a defined period.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Leopold Plans for Freedom After Parole at Stateville
Leopold 53, a famed inmate, won parole and seeks a hospital job shift and rural Puerto Rico laboratory post via the Church of the Brethren. He aims for service work and to avoid publicity while continuing his disciplined routine after 33 years behind bars.
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Church of the Brethren
Castaper
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Elmer Gertz
Statesville
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Midwestern Republicans threaten revolt over farm policy
A closed door session with over 30 Midwest House Republicans exposed growing anger at Eisenhower Benson farm policies. Leaders cited corn belt discontent after a special Minnesota election near defeat, with Benson ordering dairy price supports cut and plans to lower crop prices to boost production. Martin said reforms are needed but not a drive to oust Benson.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
House
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Minnesota
Martin
Massachusetts
Administration
Harris Sees Gaps in Federal Regulation Laws
Rep. Harris, chairman of a House subcommittee, described federal regulatory commission laws as with gaps so wide a wagon could pass. The panel investigates political pressure over agencies including the FCC and named two Miami witnesses in a fight over TV Channel 10.
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Washington
Harris
D., Ark
Federal Regulatory Commissions
House
Federal Communications Commission
Miami
TV Channel 10
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Ben H. Fuqua
Coral Gables
Fla
Jerry Carter
Tallahassee
Carter
Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Mack
McElroy and Aides Visit Puerto Rico for Defense Revamp
Secretary of Defense McElroy and his planning aides travel to Puerto Rico for a weekend at Ramey Air Force Base to refine proposals for reorganizing the department. Deputy Secretary Quarles, Joint Chiefs chair Gen. Twining, and public affairs chief Snyder join the delegation along with Adm. Radford, Charles Coolidge, Nelson Rockefeller, and Gen. Gruenther.
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Washington
McElroy
Puerto Rico
Ramey Air Force Base
Department of Defense
Donald Quarles
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Murray Snyder
Lausche Loses Bid to Block Airline Subsidies
Senator Lausche of Ohio lost a key fight to limit subsidies for commercial airlines. The bill, approved 70 to 14 in the Senate, would bar deducting subsidies for investing in new airplanes and equipment, a move Lausche called a gift to already subsidized carriers.
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Washington
Lausche
Ohio
Ohioan
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
House
Kennedy Sees Possible East West Summit This Year
Senator John F. Kennedy told a 2400 strong audience in Dayton that a summit between East and West leaders should be held this year due to public opinion in Europe pushing for missile bases, but he doubted a successful conference would occur.
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Dayton
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Europe
Veteran Minister Dies In Northeast Ohio At 93
The Rev. John Poe Wisman, oldest Methodist minister in the North East Ohio Conference, died Thursday at General Hospital at age 93. He served long in area churches and was remembered for his dedication to ministry.
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Ashtabula
North East Ohio Conference
John Poe Wisman
General Hospital
Weather outlook for OHTO and West Virginia
Cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday with lows near 30 and highs around 45. West Virginia expects cloudy skies, colder tonight with lows 12 to 22, Saturday mostly cloudy with possible light rain or drizzle in the north and west. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below normal, near normal Saturday, colder Sunday and Monday, light snow or drizzle in the north Saturday or Sunday, and rain or snow across the state at times.
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OHTO
West Virginia
OHO
Beck To Serve Term In Prison For Union Funds Theft
Dave Beck, former Teamsters leader, is sentenced to up to 15 years for grand larceny involving 1900 from a union fund. His son Dave Beck Jr., 37, was earlier sentenced for misappropriating 4650 from union car sales. Judge George H. Revelle notes the violation but acknowledges Beck's past service.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
King County
George H. Revelle
Dave, Jr
Revelle
Thurston Hall Dies at 75 Actor Known for Bankers Roles
Beverly Hills report says Thurston Hall an actor famed for suave banker and tycoon portrayals died at age 75. He was a fixture in film and stage with a career spanning decades.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Thurston Hall
Detention Retaliation Clouds Tunisia France Ongoing Dispute
Tunisia expelled five French consuls amid a clash over Remada land mine violence. French troops detained a Tunisian official and two guards, prompting Tunisian President Bourguiba to declare the consuls persona non grata. US envoy Robert Murphy led mediation efforts as France resisted closing posts under a 1956 treaty.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Remada
France
Robert Murphy
U.S
America
Washington
School Board asks court to delay integration at Central High
The Little Rock City School Board petitioned a federal court to suspend racial integration at Central High School. It seeks a stay of the order admitting nine Black students last fall, citing disruption and asking for clear Supreme Court definitions and practicable procedures to maintain educational quality.
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Little Rock Ark
Central High School
U. S. District Court
Central High
U. S. Supreme Court
Florida records 55th cold night in 1958 season
Miami reports Florida marked its 55th night at or below 36 degrees this season, nearing the state cold record of 66 set in 1939-40. The Federal State Frost Warning Service notes a cold night as any peninsula temperature dipping to 36 or lower.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Federal
Bartlett Banker Named to State Banking Advisory Board
Gov C William O Neill appoints Don R Goddard Bartlett Farmers Bank president Washington County to the State Banking Advisory Board for a term ending January 31 1961.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Don R. Goddard
Bartlett Farmers Bank
Washington County
State Banking Advisory Board
Akron man indicted for murder and kidnapping in trunk body case
A Summit County grand jury charged William R. Carson, 25, with first degree murder and kidnapping after he confessed driving 48 days with the body of his slain sweetheart in the trunk of his car. The indictments bring formal charges in the case and outline the alleged crimes.
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Akron
Summit County
William R. Carson
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