Manila Pact ends with optimism on defense against aggression
At Bangkok the Manila Pact conference closed with Dulles declaring progress in strengthening regional defense. Delegates created an offshore secretariat in Bangkok and committees on military, anti subversion, and economic matters to implement the pact among Pakistan, the Philippines, France, the United States, Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, and Thailand.
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Asia
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Eden
Increased liquor enforcement in 1954 vs 1953
William C. Bryant, state liquor director, reported a rise in enforcement activities in 1954. Permit holders cited for liquor law violations totaled 1134, up 14 percent from 1953. The year included 679 raids, 974 arrests, 970 convictions, fines totaling 95,406 dollars and 8082 days of imprisonment.
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Columbus
William C. Bryant
Dulles Celebrates 67th Birthday in Bangkok
U S Secretary of State Dulles observed his 67th birthday in Bangkok where members of the U S delegation to the Manila Pact presented a silver cigarette case and embassy staff sang Happy Birthday to him.
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Manila Pact
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No Testimony Against Judge Harlan Says Senators
Washington two Senate Judiciary Committee members say they have heard no testimony warranting rejection of Judge John Marshall Harlan's Supreme Court nomination. Senator Hennings notes he found no disqualifying case, while Senator Butler concurs. Most testimony at the hearing favored the nominee with only two witnesses in opposition, though other opponents awaited their turns.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Hennings
D-Mo
Harlan
Butler
Seven Freight Cars Derailed Near Troy
Seven Pennsylvania line freight cars derailed east of Bradford near Troy last night. No injuries were reported and service resumed along the route early this morning. State Police attributed the wreck to a split rail. age of the cars was not disclosed.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bradford
State Highway Patrol
U.S. Advances Sea Wolf Nuclear Submarine Plan
The United States moves toward launching its second nuclear submarine, the Sea Wolf, within two to three months. Built as an upgraded Nautilus successor with a different reactor type, Sea Wolf’s hull work began in 1953 at General Dynamics Groton with a May launch target. A land test reactor from General Electric in West Milton, New York, under AEC contract, nears trials as the Navy and AEC declined comment.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Iraq signs defense pact with Turkey amid Arab League row
Iraq joins Turkey in a mutual defense pact reinforcing Western alignments in the Middle East. Egypt threatens to quit or expel Iraq from the Arab League unless Baghdad shifts course, as Menderes visits Ankara. The deal marks the first Arab link against potential Communist aggression.
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U S Announces Eight Million For Palestine Relief
UNITED NATIONS N Y The United States has given eight million dollars for UN relief to Palestine refugees in the Near East and announced a new pledge of four million seven hundred thousand dollars in addition to the twelve million pledged last year
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N. Y
United States
Near East
West proposes disarmament plan to curb Soviet demands
London reports the West backs a broad disarmament proposal calling for Russia and China to reduce armies and for dismantling atomic stocks. U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr joins British French Italian and Canadian officials in talks with Andrei Gromyko and Anthony Nutting as they pursue a step by step mix of arms reductions and verifiable cuts. The plan emphasizes matching arms reductions with limits on conventional forces to deter Soviet advantage.
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U. S
Europe
Asia
Lodge
Lawmakers Tour Cleveland Hospital Highlights Mental Health Debate
Ohio lawmakers from the House Public Welfare Committee toured Cleveland State Hospital in Garfield Heights and held a public hearing in the medical library. Rep MecGettrick said the legislature should visit to confront Ohio mental health issues. Rep Sawicki called the experience gruesome as members stepped over patients on the ward floors.
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Cleveland State Hospital
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James L. MecGettrick
Ohio House Public Welfare Committee
Garfield Heights
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Men
A federal grand jury indicted Neil T. Graf George Britt Griffith and Donald P. O Donnell on conspiracy to violate federal laws by transporting stolen autos. They allegedly bought salvage cars in West Virginia through Graf s Logan junkyard and transferred titles and plates to Ohio stolen vehicles.
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Neil T. Graf
George Britt Griffith
Donald P. O'Donnell
West Virginia
Graf
Logan
Ohio
Ike and Taylor Meet. Decline To Name Topic
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, commander in the Far East, visited President Eisenhower. Taylor declined to reveal discussion topics and would not confirm Tokyo reports he will take over duties in the Far East on April 1.
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Tokyo
Five Day Forecast With Below Normal Temperatures
The forecast shows average temperatures about three degrees below normal with normal highs 40 north and 46 south and lows around 23. Warmer Saturday and Sunday, colder Monday and Tuesday, and moderately cold Wednesday. Rain Saturday night and Sunday may mix with snow in the north. Snow likely Tuesday or Wednesday. Sunday outlook calls for rain and mild highs in the upper 40s.
South Side building labeled fire trap and fire station
Fire inspectors warn a South Side structure must be repaired or razed. They describe the building as a fire trap while noting it also serves as a fire station.
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Chicago
German Parliament Defeats Move to Delay Paris Treaties Debate
In Bonn the Bundestag rejected a socialist bid to suspend debate on the Paris treaties to free and rearm West Germany. The Saar issue looms large as Premier Hoffmann’s government confronts anti-German sentiment amid protests, with votes likely postponed to tomorrow.
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Konrad Adenauerer
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Otto Lena
France
Paris
World Day Of Prayer Observed Across Nations
World Day Of Prayer is observed by Christians in 130 countries and over 20,000 in the United States, with services in churches hospitals colleges and factories. Proclamations and special services mark the event begun in 1887 by Brooklyn women and led by UCW president Mrs James Wyker.
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Fiji
Tonga
Celesbiantilempanenter United Church
Brooklyn
U. S
National Council& Churches
James Db. Wyker
Mount Vernon
Ohio
UCW
Fiji Islands
Instructors Indicted In Red Probe At Columbus
Two college instructors face arraignment March 4 on federal charges tied to the un American activities hearings. Robert M Metcalf of Antioch College and Lee Lord of Fisk University were among 37 true bills. Metcalf admitted Marxist study group membership but refused to answer further questions. Lord claimed constitutional privilege and declined to answer about meetings and groups.
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Ote
Antioch College
Rebert M Metcalf
Antioch
Lee Lord
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Dayton
Metcalf
Lorch
Youth survives 12 story fall while burglar suspect flees
A 2 year old youth was rescued from a narrow air shaft after plunging nearly 12 stories into black space. Police say a companion forced him at gunpoint to jump through a skylight above 121 East 24th Street during a burglary attempt.
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East 24Th St
Tibetan New Year Hosts Dalai Lama With Chinese Leaders
The Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama hosted Mao Zedong and other Chinese Communist leaders in Peiping for the Tibetan New Year. The Red radio said the Dalai Lama was suspected by some to be under Communist control as the leaders solidified authority in Tibet. A toast was drunk to the host.
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Mao Tze-tung
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Registered Engineer Sought by Commission
Columbus Ohio the commission seeks a registered engineer for yearly post and directing maintenance on the mile northern Ohio Turnpike. Work planned for completion next October.
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Columbus
Ohio
Heeks
Red Jet Buildup in Korea Unearths Armistice Violations
The United States and allies accuse China and North Korea of importing jet aircraft into North Korea in violation of the 1953 ceasefire. Officials warn the UN Command may declare armistice limits invalid to counter the Communist buildup, citing evidence of North Korean jets and increased force strength since the war. Representatives from 16 nations met at the State Department to discuss the gravest concerns over violations and the impact on existing truce terms.
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State Move Halts Bingo At Chez Paree In Wheelersburg
A state action halts bingo at the Chez Paree in Wheelersburg amid a temporary restraining order. Attorney Ernest G. Littleton said he will file a motion to set aside the order as Common Pleas Judge William D. Radcliff weighed permanent relief.
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Wheelersburg
Ernest G. Littleton
Scioto County
Common Pleas
William D. Radcliff
Pickaway County
Robert B . Krubeen
Drivers Take Cash Discarded By Pair In Ohio
Police seek two men after a speeding pickup dumped cash on a highway median in Ohio. Victim seized about 400 dollars as motorists stopped to grab bills. suspects Arthur McCann of Tounge Town and John W Bish of Niles are held on open charges.
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Themas
Arthur McCann
Toungetown
John W Bish
Niles
Parents Find Lost Boy After Long Night Search
Police and National Guardsmen joined civilians in a statewide search for seven year old Harry Gene Magan who did not return home from school. At 1 2 a m a call ended the long hunt as the boy was found safe in his bed.
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Harry Gene Magan
Dems Edge Hints of Victory in Tax Cut Battle
Washington AP reports hopeful but divided reactions as the House nears a vote on a Democratic plan to cut personal income taxes by 200 dollars for next year. Democrats claim momentum amid Senate and White House opposition, while Republicans warn of rising deficits and inflation.
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Rey Aoeer Martin
Maas
Philadelphia
Eute
Martin
D. Tex
Two Teens Die In One Car Crash Near Dayton
Dayton police report two youths killed and one injured in a one car accident on Route near Oakwood. Highway patrol cites excessive speed as a factor. Victims identified as Roy Turner, 12, of Route 2. W Houte 2. Bromleigh, 20, of Dayton YMCA.
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Oakwood
Star Highway Patrol
Roy V. Turner
W Houte
Bromleigh 20
Deyton Ymca
Chicago man fined for 1961 dating case investigation
Edward Hawthorne, 31, of Chicago, received a $1225 fine after a traffic ticket case revealed three prior dating incidents dating back to 1961.
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Chicago
Edward Hawthorne
Two Chauncey Residents Die In Separate Crashes
Ged Thursday in Chillicothe and Columbus hospitals from injuries in traffic accidents Wednesday and Sunday. Walter Kovaleski, 55, died at Chillicothe City Hospital after an accident near Chillicothe Wednesday morning. John Henry Canter, 17, died at White Cross Hospital Columbus after brain surgery for injuries from an early Wednesday accident in which two Athens men were injured.
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Walter Kovaleski
Chillicothe City Hospital
John Henry Canter
White Cross Hospital
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Eldred Grimes
Wood Place
Gard Dickens
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Nelsonville
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Elmwood Place
R. Canter
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