Rules Pay In Blaze As Fire Hits Glidden Plant
In Cleveland Firefighters battle a major blaze at Glidden Co Plant No 1 where 50 workers escaped before explosions. A baby died and five others were injured in an east side apartment fire likely caused by arson. Other Ohio notes include Bailey Jr. jailed on robbery charges and Bundy facing a March 7 murder hearing. Claudia Wynn pleads guilty to second degree murder.
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Glidden Co
Dwight P. Joyce
East Side
William Lee Crittenden
Canton
Harry Dale Bundy
Zanesville
Uniontown
Bundy
Cincinnati
Claudia Wynn
William H. Cook
Ohio Talks on Bond Sales and Tax Measures
The Sinking Fund Commission approved Gov. ONeill plan to sell 125 million dollars in highway bonds this year with bids opening March 27 for 32 million. Legislative sources say sales tax stamps will likely continue two more years despite ONeill opposition to closing loopholes to raise 10 to 12 million annually. The 18 year old vote amendment is effectively dead for two years after the Senate panel gave it only two favorable votes.
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Columbus
State Sinking Fund Commission
William O'Neill
Columbus —.P
Ohio
J. E. Baker
Montgomery
Senate Elections and Federal Relations Committee
Tentative agreement ends strike at Eaton Mfg axle division
Cleveland reports a tentative settlement ending the 1600 worker strike at Eaton Mfg Co axle division after the halt began February 15. In Portsmouth, 600 Communications Workers of America members vote on a new contract with Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. If approved, a back to work plan is set to formalize Wednesday.
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Eaton Mfg. Co
Portsmouth
Communications Works of America
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Fatal vehicle crashes claim two lives in Ohio
A car in Lorain struck and killed 79 year old James Hill as he walked on French Creek Road near Lorain Monday night. In Dayton 25 year old Donald Morgan died after his car struck a utility pole near the city limits early today.
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Elyria
James Hill
Lorain
French Creek Road
Dayton
Donald Morgan
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton City
Sprinkler Firm Fined 5000 in Federal Anti trust Case
In Charlotte, The Automatic Sprinkler Corp of America of Youngstown Ohio was fined 5000 in federal district court after pleading no contest to anti trust charges. In Cleveland, Harris Seybold Co and Intertype Corp approved a merger subject to stockholder approval.
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N. C
Automatic Sprinkler Corp. of America
Youngstown
Ohio
Cleveland
Harris - Seybold Co
Intertype Corp
New York
UN Moves to Resume Sanctions Debate on Israel
The UN General Assembly readies to reopen talks on Israel sanctions as Arab diplomats push a resolution to cut military and economic aid until Israel withdraws from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. Western and Asian ambassadors press for united action while the United States weighs an alternative to sanctions. Prime Minister Ben Gurion survives a confidence vote amid Israel’s Gaza stance and Egyptian raids.
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Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
David Ben- Gurion
Egypt
Strip
United States
America
Israel Cabinet Reassesses Gaza Strip Withdrawal Standoff
In Jerusalem the Israeli Cabinet met to review Abba Eban's latest Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh troop withdrawal reports. Ben-Gurion said Israel faces strong forces and UN Charter violations by Egypt and allies, while offering cooperation with the United Nations and dropping a demand for a civil administration if possible.
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Abba Eban
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Ben- Gurion
United Nations
Israel
Strip
Ben-Gurion
Franco reshuffles Spanish government to aid economy
Generalissimo Franco reorganizes his cabinet to strengthen Spain's economy and meet modern needs. The balance of power shifts with younger faces and new offices, including an economic coordination office and a housing ministry, as inflation and unrest rise.
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Madrid
Franco
Spain
Generalissimo
Mollet Heads To Washington For Talks On Israel And Europe
French Premier Guy Mollet meets President Eisenhower in Washington to back Israel’s security guarantees against Egyptian threats and blockades. They will also address French finances Algeria Atlantic Pact defense and European unity plans including a Western European single market and atomic energy pooling.
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Washington
Guy Mollet
Israel
Eisenhower
Mollet
United Nations
Eco
France
Algeria
Europe
Trucking to Europe Starts Via Philadelphia
Philadelphia launches a new overseas trucking service with the 475-foot TMT Carib Queen set to begin maiden voyage up the Delaware River. The ship will carry 12 large Swiss and German trailers, 110 imported cars, and cargo from Bremerhaven, marking the world’s largest truck-trailer vessel’s first trip.
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Delaware River
Bremerhaven
Democratic senator warns against isolationist attacks on Middle East policy
Sen Neuberger of Oregon laments isolationist rhetoric from fellow Democrats over President Eisenhower’s Middle East resolution. He cautions against demagogic language that could threaten bipartisan foreign policy founded on internationalism and strong alliances. Senate pace on the measure remains uncertain as leaders debate debate limits and passage timing. The resolution would authorize economic and military aid to Middle East nations and signal readiness to use force against Communist aggression if needed.
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Sen
Neuberger
D-Ore
Eisenhower
Middle East
Truman
U.S
Korea
Senate
United States
Talmadge
D-Ga
Jenner
R-Ind
Extradition Waived in Hill Murder and Theft Case
Hill 17 waived extradition rights in Gallia County juvenile court to face murder and robbery charges in Virginia. Judge John Howell explained rights. Hill agreed to go with Virginia authorities. Father delivered a letter from Columbus suggesting self defense, but officials discounted its credibility. Hill will be transferred to Grayson County Jail, Va. for trial. parents consented to waiver.
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Virginia
Gallipolis
Lloyd Lee Hill
John A. Ward
Coal Grove
John Howell
Gallia County
Howell
Columbus
Identi
Ward
Pine Street
Hershel McDonough
First Church of God
Ironton
Grayson County
W. H. Jones
Robert Betz
Court rules Michigan obscenity law invalid
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated a Michigan law banning sale of allegedly obscene books to adults. Justice Frankfurter said the statute aimed to protect juveniles but overreached, likening it to "burning the house to roast the pig" and warned it would reduce adults to reading material fit for children.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Michigan
Frankfurter
Bugs Moran Dies In Leavenworth Prison
Leavenworth Kan January 14 1957 George C Bugs Moran chief Chicago gangster Al Capones rival in 1920s booze and gambling era died in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Monday of lung cancer He was 64 Moran arrived at Leavenworth January 11 to serve five years for burglarizing the Citizens State Bank at Ansonia Ohio on November 8 1945
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Leavenworth
Kan
George C
Bugs) Moran
al Capone
Chicago
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Moran
Citizens State Bank
Ansonia
Ohio
McClellan Opens Broad Probe Into Labor Racketeering
Sen. McClellan announces a sweeping investigation into gangster infiltration of labor unions. The probe targets Teamster officials in Seattle and Portland as starting points, with investigators in multiple cities and plans to expand to at least 29 cities. The goal is to identify racketeers in labor and employer groups and methods of their entry and defenses to block them permanently.
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Sen
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D-Ark
Senate
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Scranton
Minneapolis
New York
Fire Destroys 25 Businesses in Meriden Connecticut
Meriden Connecticut dispatch reports a blaze tore through two adjoining brick buildings in the city center destroying more than 25 businesses a radio station and several apartments. Damages exceed one million dollars eight people escaped from the apartments one elderly man was unaccounted for hours after the blaze one four story building collapsed leaving a blackened shell ammunition in a sporting goods store exploded during the fire and radio station WMW was wiped out.
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Meriden
Conn
WMW
Robinson Art Collection Sold For Over Three Million
The bulk of Edward G. Robinson s art collection was sold to M Knoedler Co of New York for more than three million dollars. The purchase included 58 paintings and one bronze, with the exact price not disclosed.
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New York
Edward G. Robinson
E. Doe Kerr Jr
M. Knoedler & Co
Robinson
GM profits slip but stay second best in history
New York reports General Motors Corp profits fell 20 percent last year from 1955 peak, yet remain the second highest in the company’s history.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Classified Ads Offer Quick Finds And Jobs for All
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Gas Price War In St Louis Lowers Regular To 26.9 Cents
Motorists faced a fresh gasoline price war in St Louis as several major oil companies cut regular to 26.9 cents and premium to 29.9 cents a gallon with two to three cent reductions.
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ST. Louis
O'Neill asks $1.706 billion for Ohio two-year budget
Governor C. William O'Neill proposed a two year operating appropriation totaling 1.7056 billion dollars to fund state government. The request was sent to the Ohio Legislature as part of the budget plan.
Governor says budget balanced under current laws
Governor Lausche presents O'Neill budget plan totaling 1.705 billion dollars for state operations. The message proposes 405 million dollars in new spending beyond the 1.301 billion already appropriated by a GOP-led Legislature over the past two years.
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O'Neill
Frank J. Lausche
Liquor Department
Wildlife
Army Guard training compromise moves toward final approval
The Army and National Guard reached a compromise on active duty training for new recruits. The House Armed Services Subcommittee backed the plan with one dissenting vote, sending it to the full committee for likely approval next week.
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Washington
Army and
National Guard
House Armed Services
Overton Brooks
D-La
Full Armed Services Committee
Brooks
Army
Guard
USMC Drill Instructors Convicted In San Diego
The Marine Corps reported that 19 drill instructors at the San Diego recruit depot were convicted in the past nine months on charges of mistreating recruits. Some cases involved ordering extra calisthenics and others involved physical contact with recruits. Details on counts per type and punishments were not disclosed.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Presidential Choices For 1960 Named By Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt named five Democratic presidential candidates for 1960. The list excludes Adlai Stevenson and includes Sen. Wayne Morse Oregon Gov. G. Mennen Williams Michigan Sen. Joseph Clark Pennsylvania Gov. Edmund Muskie Maine and Chester Bowles former Connecticut governor and former U S ambassador to India.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
U.S
India
Spy Witness Identified In Soviet Spy Ring Case
Government counsel identify Boris Morros once a Hollywood producer as a key witness in the Soviet spy ring case. Morros, a Russian born figure, is said to be unnamed in 14 overt acts tied to three defendants with meetings in New York Paris Vienna and Zurich for data exchange.
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Boris Morros
Hollywood
Ivial
Soviet Union
Morros
Morris
Asst
U. S
Senators Probe Bruce Nomination For West Germany Post
Senators Watkins and Case called for a full review of David K. E. Bruce political and diplomatic background as Eisenhower nominates him ambassador to West Germany. They cited a $1000 1956 Democratic campaign donation and questioned alignment with Eisenhower policies. Bruce, 59, former ambassador to France and ex undersecretary of state, now serves on foreign intelligence advisory panel.
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Utah
Francis Case
David K. E. Bruce
Eisenhower
West Germany
Bruce
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Case
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Free World
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France
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Eisenehower
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Dulles
Sen. Butler
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