Law Asks For McCoy In Stark County Reenactment
Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus seeks to bring Russell McCoy from Zanesville for a reenactment of the County Line Market holdup slayings on November 23. McCoy, 22, is detained in Zanesville for a double slaying and has confessed to killing Reynaldo Amodio, 30, and clerk Paul Cain, 35. He also implicated Dale Bundy, 38, who denies involvement. Bundy is held in Stark County jail.
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Canton
Stark County
Harry W. Grossglaus
Russell McCoy
Zanesville
McCoy
Reynaldo Amodio
Uniontown
Paul Cain
Dale Bundy
Bundy
Three arrested in Columbus plead guilty to counterfeit charges
In U S district court January 13, Preston Taylor Grose 38 and Charles Voight Shepard 28 received 15 year prison terms. Hazel Green Rison 27 drew probation for three years. Nearby city reports note increased police overtime in Youngstown to fight safe cracking and related crimes. In Cleveland an unidentified man about 40 died after being shot four times by Patrolman Robert DeFratis at 11020 Woodstock Ave staged during a pursuit.
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Lexington
Columbus
U. S. District Court
Preston Taylor Grose
Charles Voight Shepard
Hazel Green Rison
Cleveland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Woodstock Ave
Robert DeFratis
Ohio Department names two division personnel officers
The Ohio Department of Highways announces Alva E. Wade of Weston for Division 2 with Bowling Green HQ and Leo E. Reichert of Newark for Division 5 with Newark HQ. Also notes Ohio seeks 241 more miles of interstate, but federal authority is lacking. discussion with Charles M. Noble and Bertram F. Tallamy. Deaths: Richard Wayne Heckathorn, 23, of East Liverpool identified after body found on Ohio River bank. Navy leave mentioned.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Alva E. Wade
Weston
Ohio
Bowling Green
Leo E. Reichert
Newark
Washington
Congress
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Charles M. Noble
Bertram F. Tallamy
Marietta
Ohio River
Richard Wayne Heckathorn
East Liverpool
Navy
Armco plans 50 million expansion at Ashland and Houston plants
Armco Steel Corp announces a 50 million expansion program for its Ashland Kentucky and Houston Texas plants, though total funding is less than originally proposed. In Cleveland, the first coal load via pipeline arrives, 108 miles from Cadiz, delivering 400 tons of powdered coal to the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Ashland
Houston, Tex
Cleveland
Cadiz
Georgetown
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Jet plane blast rattles Southeastern Ohio homes seen after dark
Authorities traced a loud boom heard across a wide area to a jet plane breaking the sound barrier near 8:45 p m. Laughlin Flying Service and State Highway Patrol supported the jet theory while Air Force ROTC offered no view. Officials ruled out explosion or earthquake after checks with local utilities and geology experts.
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Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Laughlin
Ohio University
Air Force Rotc
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens Fire Department
Ohio University Geology
Gallipolis
Logan
Negro Tenant in North Faces Mob Demonstrations
Detroit reporters relay that Ethel Watkins, a 30 year old Negro seamstress, will remain in her $10,900 home despite nightly protests in the white neighborhood. Demonstrations target both Miss Watkins and previous owner Mrs Eugenia Nowak with windows smashed but police report mainly orderly crowds and no arrests.
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Detroit
Ethel Watkins
Newsmen
Miss Watkins
Eugenia Nowak
John E. Coogan
Commission On Community Relations
Mrs. Nowak
Portsmouth Student Wins $500 Voice of Democracy Scholarship
Four high school finalists share the Voice of Democracy prize. Ted Cooper, 16, of Portsmouth Ohio along with three girls will receive $500 college scholarships and gold speech recordings for their winning entries.
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Washington
Ted Cooper
Portsmouth
Ohio
Awards Presented at Freedoms Foundation Ceremony
In Valley Forge Pennsylvania Freedoms Foundation awarded 100000 dollars in prizes to groups schools and individuals for their contributions to a better understanding of the American way of life during 1956.
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Valley Forge
Freedoms Foundation
Errant military rocket sighting vanishes in western desert run
An unarmed 392 foot experimental missile escaped control from Holloman Air Development Center and is thought to be airborne over New Mexico, Colorado, or Utah. With an hour of fuel, the craft flew northwest over most of New Mexico, likely landing in southwest Colorado or southeast Utah, then vanished despite air and ground search efforts.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Rockies
Colorado
Colored Desert
Utah
Holloman Air Development Center
New Mexico
Air Force
Southcentral
Strike Effect Is in Doubt
Nelsonville reports mixed coal movement as independent truckers strike for higher pay shows three picket lines near the Glen Ebon mine bridge, Rainbow Drive-In, and Poston station. An ITA officer says drivers were told to be gentle about the work stoppage with no force or threats.
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E. M. Poston
Glen Ebon
Rainbow Drive-In
Poston
Independent Truckers Association
Prisoners Rewarded With Shorter Terms
At least 81 inmates at Rikers Island will receive shorter sentences for aiding victims of the February airliner crash near New York. Parole Chairman John C. Maher says the City Parole Commission follows corrections chief Anna M. Kross’s recommendation that these inmates earn time off for their heroic actions. The crash killed 20 of the 101 aboard and occurred at the penitentiary island in the East River.
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New York
Rikers Island Penitentiary
John C. Maher
City Parole Commission
Anna M. Kross
Florida
Penitentiary Island
East River
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Trend and Precipitation
The outlook shows average temperatures 2 to 3 degrees below normal with highs from 39 to 46 and lows from 23 to 28. Colder day on Saturday then warmer by late Monday or Tuesday, turning chilly again by Wednesday. Precipitation around one third inch in snow or rain on Saturday and again around Tuesday.
Foundation Seeks 1957 Polio Drive Across Nation
New York The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced an all-out winter and spring drive to wipe out epidemic polio this year. Basil O'Connor said 3100 chapters were notified that a third of their March of Dimes net receipts could fund the drive.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
Last Strike Work Block Is Removed
In Hampton Roads the longshoremen and shippers reached a new contract after a 12 hour session, ending a coastwise port strike. Baltimore had already accepted a wage pattern, while New York crews were told to resume work. The Norfolk Newport News pact covers wages hours welfare and pensions with local concessions like extra vacation and holidays. The workers plan to ratify next week.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
David Alston
New York
Maine
Virginia
Newport News
Alston
Lawmaker Seeks More Defense Funds for Nuclear Aircraft
Senator Russel of Georgia proposes hundreds of millions in additional defense funds to accelerate development of a nuclear powered aircraft. He notes the request would be about a fourth of this year's atomic plane budget as Pentagon slows the program.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Air Force
Wilson
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Services Committee
Senate
U S OKays Israel Talks But Won’t Delay Action
The United States agrees to Israel pursuing further talks on troop withdrawal while refusing to delay UN pressures. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion reiterated that Israeli forces could not withdraw from the Gaza Strip or Gulf of Aqaba without guarantees against Egyptian attack, prompting ongoing diplomacy through Abba Eban.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Eisenhower
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Dulles
Eban
Gulf
Strip
Arab Block Plans UN Sanctions Move Against Israel
The 27 nation Asian African group planned to push a General Assembly resolution to cut financial economic and military aid to Israel over Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. Premier Ben-Gurion urged renewed negotiations with the UN and US and ordered ambassador Eban back to Washington. US support for sanctions threatened to split allies.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN Assembly
Israel
General Assembly
United States
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Abba Eban
Washington
Speakers Defy UN In Israel Demand for Gaza Withdrawal
In Jerusalem Knesset lawmakers from both major blocs urged Israel to keep troops in the Gaza Strip and on the Gulf of Aqaba coast defying Ben Gurion's terms. Ben Gurion warned of pulling last invasion forces home if UN forces deploy near Aqaba and Egypt blocks Gaza. Yigal Alon threatened to quit the government coalition over further withdrawals.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Aqaba
Egypt
Gaza
Eisenhower
United States
Yigal Alon
Abdut Avoda
Police Head Is Indicted in Oklahoma Liquor Case
Tulsa Police Commissioner Jay L. Jones and Police Chief Paul J. Livingston were among 20 people indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to violate federal liquor laws. The case accuses them of aiding in importing tax paid liquor into dry Oklahoma. U. S. Attorney B. Hayden Crawford led the seven week probe and said more indictments are expected.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jay L. Jones
Oklahoma
U. S. Atty
Hayden Crawford
Jones
Paul J. Livingston
Nolen Bulloch
Tulsa Tribune
General Assignment
Eisenhower Visits Hospital for Throat Treatment
President Eisenhower was examined at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a persistent cough. Army doctors X-rayed his lungs and sinuses and found no serious illness though a throat condition caused the cough.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Army
Legislation Tightened Against Race Trouble in Mobile
The Mobile city commission offered a 500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for bombings or cross burnings on private property. An ordinance outlawing cross burnings was adopted. The bombing of occupied dwellings is punishable by death under state law.
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Mobile
Ala
Motion and scores hidden in scattered news index
A dense index page lists multiple brief items from various locales. Names such as Chauncey Point Pleasant and Middleport hint at local sports results and community notices scattered across pages 6 to 7 and other columns.
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Page de A Bees
Ata Roo
Chauncey
Eae Hak
Ea Eeeawneeess
NS Ck Ckerssens Visens
Denen Cues
EU Keeheeneantiekans
Ois
Ns Aca
Point Pleasant
Eh Kaceasn
Eceaei
Remerer
Middleport
Hill and Sheriff Track Route in Ward Disappearance Case
Gallia county investigators report no progress on the disappearance of John A. Ward as sheriff Oscar Baird and prisoner Lloyd Hill retrace the southbound route Ward and Hill used last week. Hill, jailed since Friday, briefly escaped Saturday night and was later moved to Charleston to identify a service station along the route.
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Gallipolis
John A. Ward
Coal Grove
Lloyd Hill
Hill
Ward
Oscar Baird
Charleston
Lawman Wins Rights Contest
John B. Orr a Florida state legislator who backed the Supreme Court desegregation ruling won the Fund for the Republic prize for letters about Americans advancing freedom and justice in the Bill of Rights. Second prize went to the Akron duo and letter writer Robert Repas.
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Washington
John B. Orr
Florida
Supreme Court
Fund For the Republic
Ann Hart
Bessie Dick
Akron
Ohio
Poland
Robert Repas
Plane crashes near school. pilot dies after battle
In Hertford North Carolina a crippled Navy jet fighter nearly struck a school before crashing into a garage. Civilian mechanic William W. Bell, native of Longton Kansas, died Thursday night. The pilot’s body was found hours later. no children were hurt. Coast Guard says he remained with the burning plane before ditching.
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Hertford
N. C
Navy
William W. Bell
Longton
Kah
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Mother Sacrifices Self To Save Child In Fiery Tragedy
In Youngstown early today a young mother thrust her 3-year-old daughter to safety on a porch roof as flames engulfed an upstairs bedroom. The mother Carolyn Hakwarainen 24 and her husband Howard 28 and their two infant sons Daniel 2 months and David 18 months died. Three-year-old Pamela survived.
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Youngstown
Howard O. Hakwarainen
Carolyn
David
Daniel
Opera's Carmen Marguerita Sylva Dies After Crash
Marguerita Sylva, famed for Carmen roles, dies from head injuries after a Wednesday auto accident. She passed away Thursday at a Glendale hospital at age 82.
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Glendale
Calif
Marguerita Sylva
Do You Put Your Husband First and Washingtons Haunted House
A Sunday Messenger feature highlights Family Weekly with Do You Put Your Husband First asking wives to read about chivalry and small acts that matter to men. Also noted is Washingtons Haunted House a president birthday themed piece suggesting parties and jubilee in a society context. Basketball tourneys receive detailed coverage with regional stringers.
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Family Weekly
The
Sunday Messenger
Washington
U.S
Messenger
Southeastern Ohio
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