Castro Regime Ready To Open Talks With U S
Havana reports Cuba ready to negotiate differences with the United States while warning against U S actions harming its economy. A Cuban commission will seek talks in Washington on dates convenient to both nations, with warnings over sugar quota and other embargo-related pressures.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Washington
Raul Roa
USS
Daniel Braddock
Cuba
U.S
Congress
Braddock
State Department
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Fire destroys plant at Rachel Trucking in Delhi Hills
A fierce blaze at Rachel Trucking & Concrete Block Co. in Delhi Hills Monday caused extensive damage. Firefighters suspect an acetylene torch ignited gasoline, with damages estimated up to 150000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Rachel Trucking & Concrete Block Co
Delhi Hills
Eaton Mfg and American Metal scrap merger talks
Cleveland firm Eaton Mfg and Detroit based American Metal Products jointly announced the end of merger discussions. They failed to settle major conditions on the proposed forty million dollar deal first announced January 25.
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Cleveland
Eaton Mfg. Co
American Metal Products Co
Detroit
British Boats Fire On By Icelandic Gunboat
The Federation of British Trawlers says an Icelandic gunboat fired on the 666-ton British fishing boat James Barrie and its crew of 20 off Iceland. A British Admiralty spokesman said the shots did not damage and were presumably blanks. Iceland has banned foreign vessels within 12 miles. Britain maintains the three mile limit.
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London
Federation of British Trawlers
James Barrie
Federation
Iceland
Post Office Funds Cut Sparks Service Reductions
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield warned that an 82 million dollar cut in Post Office Department funds would force drastic service reductions. The House Appropriations Committee proposed the cut last week and the House will consider it Tuesday. Summerfield called the measure a meat ax in a statement.
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Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
House
Summerfield
West Germans Seek Storage For Supplies
West German military authorities have asked NATO for storage base facilities in Spain for military and hospital supplies. The issue was described as one for NATO authorities and the North Atlantic Council, with Britain to present its views.
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London
Spain
Foreign Office
NATO
North Atlantic Council
Britain
Gun blast wounds girl in Cleveland
Joyce Urban a 13 year old girl was wounded in the thigh by a discharged pistol handed to her by a friend. The shooting happened Monday night while Joyce visited Joan Netzel. The German pistol belonged to Joan's father and was involved in the incident.
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Cleveland
Joyce Urban
Joyce
Joan Netzel
Joan
Robber sought in Bartlett Farmers Bank heist across four counties
Federal agents and state and local officers flood Morgan Athens and nearby counties in a wide search for a 30 year old blond man who robbed Bartlett Farmers Bank last Friday taking 764 dollars. The suspect fled in his own car possibly a 1950s Chrysler with blue denim clothes.
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Bartlett Farmers Bank
FBI
Robert Rockwell
Morgan County
Washington
Athens County
Noble County
Rockwell
Mildred Martin
Bartlett
Ohio 555
Little Hocking
Chrysler
Court appearance today for Everett Crum in shootings case
Hillsboro prosecutors plan to file charges against Everett Crum after his 55 hour escape from Wilmington City Jail. A preliminary hearing is planned as Crum faces charges including shooting to kill breaking and entering and auto theft.
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Begi
Everett Crum
Hillsboro
Highland County
Adams County
Crum
Richard Davis
Wilmington
Davis
Lynchburg
Pinch Case Continues Final Arguments In Murder Trial
Jurors in the Finch murder case near final arguments amid rumors of a juror tampering plot. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face charges of murder and conspiracy over Barbara Jean Finch death. Judge Evans to rule on defense motions and juror instructions as risks of external influence loom.
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LOS Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Miss Tregoff
Superior Court
Walter R. Evans
Evans
DiSalle Rejects Ohio Chamber Deficit Claim
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle disputes the Ohio Chamber of Commerce forecast that deficits would appear by 1961 and reach 36 million by 1963 after tax increases. He predicts a 9 million uncommitted balance next June and says outcomes hinge on the national economy and employment.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
General Assembly
DiSalle
Crown Prince Akihito's wife bears 5 pound 9 ounce son
Crown princess Michiko gives birth to a healthy son weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces, second in line to the throne. The child is Akihito and Michiko's first, born earlier than expected, with both mother and baby reported well.
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Tokyo
Michiko
Akihito
Hirohito
Nagako
Vanik Speaks On Salaries At Cleveland Rally
Rep. Charles A. Vanik told a salary rally of postal workers in Cleveland that government employee pay is shamefully inadequate. He backed AFL-CIO demand for legislation to raise postal worker salaries by at least 12 percent.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Vanik
Afl-Cio
Pomeroy Council Defies State Sewage Plant Order
Pomeroy village council by unanimous vote adopted a resolution declaring it cannot comply with the State Water Pollution Control Board order to build a sewage disposal plant. The action carries a daily fine risk up to 500 dollars. Middleport faces a similar mandate. The measure, drafted by Councilman Leslie Fultz, was debated amid constitutional questions and presented for March 8 at Columbus to show cause why the permit should be renewed.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
State Water Pollution Control Board
State Board
Columbus
Leslie Fultz
Water Pollution Control Board
Middleport
Missing plane sighted near Helena after 24 hours
A private four person plane missing since Sunday was spotted near Helena by a search plane. Two occupants were seen near the wreckage while the others were unaccounted. Reported survivors unclear, plane was traveling from Great Falls to Las Vegas with Jack Flynn Sr. and family members aboard.
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Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Flynn Sr
Florence
Flynn
Ernest McCabe
Aileen
Frejus Dam Disaster Cause Is Determined
Paris Presse reports a weakened rock formation caused the Frejus Dam disaster killing 314 people. A preliminary government-ordered report assigns no blame and the final findings are due in May.
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Paris
Frejus
Paris Presse
Fire at Plunderson Manor Damages Lake Park Estate
A blaze at Punderson Lake State Park manor house caused about 25000 in damage. Officials cited a short circuit in a television set as the cause. Six guests were displaced as Newbury firefighters battled the fire for three hours, confined to the second floor tower room.
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Chardon
Punderson Lake State Park
Newbury
President Eisenhower Arrives in Brasilia for Tour Start
President Eisenhower flies to Brasilia to begin a 10 day South American tour with an overnight stop in the still unfinished city. He plans to visit key capitals along the way and meet regional leaders during the mission.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Eisenhower
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Eisenhower in Brazil for Civic Reception and Talks
President Eisenhower arrives in Brasilia for a Civic reception and the unveiling of a monument. He meets with Brazilian President Kubitschek to discuss Pan American economic development and joint cooperation as crowds gather in the rain soaked capital. In Puerto Rico, Eisenhower spent the night at Ramey AFB after a dawn departure from Washington.
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Luis Menoz Marin
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ike
United States
Ramey Air Force Base
Brasilia
Eisenhowerer
Juscelino Kubitschne
Eisenhowre
Mewer C.S
Kubitscheck
Dirarz
Kubitchek
Zamcial
Pan-America
Latin America
Hower
Washington
Puertoo Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Seven Dead In Rooming House Fire In Omaha
A downtown Omaha rooming house fire killed seven residents, most were old age pensioners. Four people were injured, including Charles Battles 58 who suffered severe burns after leaping from a second story window. The building housed 35 occupants including landlady Clara M. Gillen 63 and her son James.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles Battles
Battles
Clara M. Gillen
James
Gillen
Robert Woodford
Dick Scheele
Jack Brashear
Claus Petersen
Ernest Schmidt
Lloyd Canfield
Andy Vopat
Ski Team Bus Crash Injures West Point Cadets
A West Point ski team bus skidded on a curve near here and crashed into a parked car. Ten cadets were hospitalized and four treated for minor injuries. none in serious condition, according to an Academy spokesman.
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West Point
Retirement Pay Increase Seen for Military Personnel
Washington The Defense Department estimates that retirement pay for military personnel will rise to about three billion dollars a year shortly after 1975. The program costs about four million now but will accelerate as World War II entrants reach retirement age or complete twenty years of service.
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Waserington
Defense I
Snow forecast shifts through Ohio as low pressure moves east
A low pressure area over Texas is set to move east bringing snow to Ohio tonight near the Ohio River with rain and sleet mixed in. Temperatures hold near 20 statewide through Wednesday as fresh snow belts sweep plains and Midwest with gusty winds and five to eight inch accumulations in some zones.
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Ohio River
Chesapeake
Cincinnati
Texas
Ohio
Plains States
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
South Central Plains
Iowa
Missouri
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