Italian airliner crash near Shannon claims 26 dead
An Alitalia four engine DC7 bound for New York crashed after takeoff from Shannon Airport killing 26 of 40 aboard and injuring others. The wreck plowed through a cemetery and pasture, leaving a mile long debris trail.
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Shannon
Ireland
New York
Naples
Rome
Thomas Comerford
Rio de Janeiro
Brendan Murray
Shannon Airport
Alitalia
Eisenhower Begins Argentina Visit for Talks
President Eisenhower arrived in Buenos Aires aboard his orange and silver jet for a weekend of diplomatic discussions. He was greeted by about 5,000 people, including President Arturo Frondizi. Explosions in Buenos Aires were seen as possible attempts to disrupt the visit.
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Buenos Aires
Eisenhower
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Ezeiza International
Peronistas
Arturo Franzini
Washington
Cuban Cadets Cost Money To Americans
Six Cuban cadets at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Texas cost U S taxpayers 249000 this year breaking down to over 41000 per cadet Last year 543000 in Cuban military aid funded training for cadets and other Cuban personnel and equipment The equipment did not include weapons and ammunition An additional 1089000 spent last year on the Dominican Republic covered training ammunition for a Dominican vessel during exercises with the U S Fleet plus ships parts Lincoln White State Department spokesman disclosed the figures from a Defense Department report.
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Washington
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Texas
Dominican Republic
U. S
Lincoln White
State Department
Defense Department
Cuba
Manufacturers Lead Spending in Ohio 1951 57
Ohio manufacturers led the nation in average expenditure for new plants and equipment over 1951 to 1957. The U S Census Bureau figures show Ohio spending over six billion dollars, ahead of Pennsylvania with more than five and a half billion. Ohio ranked second 1951–55, then first in 1956 and 1957.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
U. S. Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
Ohio five day outlook with cold temperatures
The forecast shows temperatures 1 to 15 degrees below normal with normal highs around 44 and lows near 28. Cold conditions persist through midweek with small daily changes. Precipitation will be under a quarter inch with lake snow flurries and a chance of more general snow on Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Hoffa Accused of Displaying Contemptuous Attitude
The Senate Labor Management Committee portrayed Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa as showing contempt for the Senate and law. The panel said his anti-racketeering commission existed to deceive and hide Hoffa’s ties to racketeer elements. Hoffa had named former Senator George H. Bender to head the panel, who subsequently resigned.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U. S. Senate
All Law and Order
Hoffa
George H. Bender
Ohio
Bender
Toothache Halls Trial Of Finch
In Los Angeles Carole Tregoff's lawyers press a last-ditch defense over a possible conspiracy with Dr. R Bernard Finch to murder socialite Barbara Jean Finch 36 last July 18. The trial paused by juror toothache may hinge on whether the doctor is found guilty to save the woman.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Carole
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Miss Tregoff
Dr. Finch
Eddie L. Lindsey
Boy 13 Held In School Bus Stabbing
WAUSEON The 13 year old boy held for last Friday fatal stabbing of a classmate on a Delta School bus has been taken to the Child Study Institute at Toledo for observation. Douglas Konrath, adjudged a delinquent in Juvenile Court, will be examined for 30 days then returned to the court. Karen Smith 12 of near Delta died after being stabbed twice in the back with a seven inch hunting knife as the bus stopped to unload pupils.
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Wauseon
Toledo
Douglas Konrath
Fulton County
John Barber
Karen Smith
Delta
Douglas
Kings Mills Woman To Be Charged Today
Warren County Prosecutor Fred Jones said he planned to file charges today against Pauline Freeman 21 in the fatal shooting of her husband Robert 30 at their Kings Mills home. Neighbors noted domestic difficulties. Freeman worked as an automobile mechanic in Middletown.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Fred Jones
Pauline Freeman
Robert
Kings Mills
Freeman
Middletown
Gas Tank Blast at Port Brownsville Kills Several
Brownsville Texas bulletin reports a gas tank explosion at Port Brownsville with initial word of multiple fatalities and fire. State police were on scene as details remained incomplete.
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Brownsville
Tex
Port Brownsville
Ohio Congressmen Vote on Veto Override
Eight Ohio House members backed overriding President Eisenhower on a pollution control bill while 18 opposed. Democrats Ashley Cook Hays Kirwan Levering Moeller Vanik voted for. Republicans Ayres Bolton Betts Brown Devine Henderson Hess Latta McCullough Schenck Baumhart Scherer voted against. Feighan paired for and Bow Minshall paired against. The veto stood 249 to 157.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Ashley
Cook
Hays
Kirwan
Levering
Moeller
Vanik
Ayres
Bolton
Betts
Brown
Devine
Henderson
Hess
Latta
McCulloch
Schenck
Baumhart
Scherer
Ohio Firm Wins Low Bid for Fremont Army Reserve Center
The Price Construction Co. of Norwalk Ohio appeared as the low bidder at 108687 for building an Army Reserve Center in Fremont Ohio per the U S Corps of Engineers on Thursday. Eight other firms submitted bids.
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Huntington
W. Va
Price Construction Co
Norwalk
Ohio
Fremont
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Conviction Upheld By Appeals Court
The Fourth District Court of Appeals upholds the manslaughter conviction of Warnie Blanton 58 a former Ashland Ky police officer for the Dec 8 1958 shooting of Kenneth Hall near South Point Lawrence County. Blanton remains free on 50000 bond. Hall’s wife Ada faces a contempt citation for not testifying at the trial.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Warnie Blanton
Ashland
Lawrence County
Blanton
Kenneth Hall
Hall
South Point
Ada
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court
Aged Patients Switched From Mental Hospitals
In Columbus the state will transfer more than 3000 aged patients from mental hospitals to private nursing homes starting April. The plan aims to save about three million dollars with the federal government covering part of the cost. 812 beds have been found, including 434 ambulatory, 237 bed fast, and 141 custodial patients. Three state departments coordinate the effort: Mental Hygiene and Correction, Welfare for Aid for the Aged, and Health Department supervising the nursing homes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
R. C. Anderson
Mental Hygiene
Department of
Mental Hygiene and Correction
Welfare
Health Department
Governor DiSalle Announces Speaking Engagements
Governor Michael V. DiSalle schedules speaking appearances at Pomeroy civic meeting next Monday and the Juvenile Center dedication in Akron on March 6. He will also attend events in Marion Jefferson-Jackson Dinner on March 12, Plymouth Chamber of Commerce March 17, Cleveland Italian-American Dinner March 24, and Canton Mental Health Assn. March 29.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Pomeroy
Akron
Marion Jefferson-Jackson
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Canton Mental Health Assn
McArthur Dedicates New Post Office This Saturday
After more than 20 years of effort and repeated delays, McArthur will dedicate its modern brick and glass post office on St Market Street this Saturday at 7 p.m. The ceremony moves to the Common Pleas Court room if weather fails.
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McArthur
Vinton
Peet Sei
Common Pleas Court
St. Market St
Washington
S. Market St
Vinton County Courthouse
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Schaffer Trial Jurors Seated in 1958 Slaying Case
Ironton Ohio 12 jurors seated for first degree murder trial of Billy Joe Schaffer after screening 148 of 700 prospective jurors. An alternate juror will be chosen. Both sides may challenge the seated jurors. Schaffer, 24, faces life imprisonment for the killing of former teacher Emma Remy during a 28 cent robbery.
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Ironton
Billy Joe Schaffer
Schaffer
Emma Remy
theft reported of article from WSU library
In Pullman Washington the WSU library director said a single article was stolen from a book on Thursday. The article title read ae it can be stop ped.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State University Library
Fockler Details Ohio Hospital Transfer Plan
Dr. H. H. Fockler of Athens State Hospital outlined a new program aiding the institution which has cut its population from 1750 to 1494 in six years. The hospital has transferred aged patients to private homes and nursing facilities under family care and similar provisions. He said 75 patients could be shifted under probate court action in Southeastern Ohio.
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Athens
H. H. Fockler
Athens State Hospital
Fockler
Ohio
Girl Hit By Rifle Bullet In Los Angeles
A .30 caliber rifle fired at a gopher missed the animal but the bullet pierced a gopher hole wood fence and a house wall before entering the back of 4 year old Donna J Sword while she watched television on Thursday surgeons removed the bullet and she is in fair condition neighbor Douglas J Beane 24 said he fired at the gopher and was released after questioning
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Los Angeles
Donna J. Sword
Douglas J. Beane
Gopher
Man Killed by Pistol Shot Through Wall
In Houston a .22 caliber pistol shot fired through an apartment wall killed 21 year old Walter R. Jones while he ate supper. Police released neighbor Bobby Jackson on his own recognizance 23 who gave a statement saying the pistol discharged while he was placing it back in its holster. Jackson said he had been practicing a fast draw.
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Houston
Tex
Walter R. Jones
Bobby Jackson
Jackson
61 Die In Rio Air Crash During Eisenhower Visit
A mid afternoon collision over Guanabara Bay left 61 dead and three survivors from a U.S. Navy plane and a Brazilian airliner. President Eisenhower continued his Brazil tour as crews searched for bodies and officials investigated the crash near Sugar Leaf Mountain.
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Rio de Janeiro
Guanabara Bay
Eisenhower
Brazil
Rio
U.S. Navy
Parents Learn Son Not In SA Air Crash
Gallipolis residents Mr and Mrs Dale Miller learn their son Sgt George Miller a member of the White House detail was not aboard the ill fated Navy transport during the South American tour call from Washington confirms he is not on the plane. Sgt Miller is with the Signal Corps at Washington Headquarters and was in Argentina until March 1. His duties include communications and he has joined the President on prior trips to the Far East Scotland Paris and Caneca.
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Gallipolis
Dale Miller
Rio Grande
U. S. Navy
George Miller
Eisenhower
Millers
Washington
White House
Sgt. Miller
Signal Corps
South America
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Far East
Scotland
Paris
France
Caneca
Urge Surplus Commodities Be Sold Quick
The House Appropriations Committee urged speedier sale of government surplus commodities to cut warehouse and financing costs. A report seeks $229,195,864 in supplemental funds for various agencies for the current fiscal year. The panel cites $1,262,000,000 anticipated warehousing and transport costs for 1960 and notes CCC could free capital by selling surplus at competitive prices.
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Washington —ii
House Appropriations Committee
House
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Fire Gutts Kinstler Supermarket in Lucasville
A blaze early today gutted the Kinstler Supermarket in Lucasville causing about 100000 in damage. Four volunteer departments fought the fire reported at 6 am by a passing motorist. The cause was tied to the furnace in the old two story building and U S 23 traffic was blocked. Owner Jacob Kinstler estimated the loss and feared total destruction.
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Portsmouth
Kinstler
Lucasville
U. S. 23
Jacob Kinstler
Cincinnati Woman Dies After Apartment Fire
Mrs. Fannie Harris, 85, died after an apartment fire in Cincinnati. She was among about 175 rescued and was found unconscious in a hallway. The coroner ruled death due to pneumonia from smoke inhalation.
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Cincinnati
Fannie Harris
Harris
Cleveland Trackless Trolley Hit by Truck Injures Eight
A Cleveland Transit System trackless trolley was rear‑ended by a truck, injuring eight riders. All injuries described as not serious, and no fatalities reported.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
Burke Pleads Guilty to First Degree Manslaughter in Ohio
James Burke 37 pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to first degree manslaughter for the October 31 killing of Robert Doggett. Burke was sentenced to 120 years in the penitentiary after admitting he believed Doggett had robbed him of 18 dollars.
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Cincinnati
James Burke
Common Pleas
Burke
Robert Doggett
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