Ike Dulles Say Current Foreign Policy Can Stop Red Drive
Eisenhower aides urge no broad shift in policy, focusing on Congress unlocking new cold war authority for long range aid pledges. Dulles warns Soviets gain influence in Asia and Africa while critics push for new thinking. Harriman and Humphrey challenge the view and call for a positive program combating Soviet tactics.
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Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Philadelphia
Asia
Africa
Moscow
Humphrey
Dminn
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
U.S
Mayor Egan asked to resign over letter to Soviet leader
AURORA January 9 19xx Paul Egan 57 former relief worker and 1983 mayor faced calls to resign after writing to Deputy Premier Mikoyan of the Soviet Union. He accused the US of curbing free speech at a Washington DC mayors conference and proposed Soviet underwriting of a goodwill tour for US mayors. The special meeting produced loud protests and the censure motion was sent to President Eisenhower Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson and all attending mayors.
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Aurora
Paul Egan
Russia
Egan
Tase 1
Mikoyan
United States
Ian
National Conference of Mayors
Washington
D. C
Union
U. S
United States of America
Thei
Eno
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Guards Halt Racing Riot in Daytona Beach
National Guard units were deployed to quell a Saturday night riot in Daytona Beach as thousands clashed with police for nearly five hours. About 46 people faced criminal charges after property damage and aggressive street confrontations, with police using tear gas as reinforcements arrived.
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Daytona Beach
Fla —N
National Guard
Air Force jet fighters set record non stop coast to coast
Two FM jet fighters flew from Norton AFB California to Langley AFB Virginia in 3 hours 34 minutes covering 2400 miles without refueling. Pilots Lt Col Robert R Scott 35 and another officer achieved the passage as officials consider it a potential transcontinental speed record.
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Langley Anc Fmle
Air Force
California
Langley Afb
Norton Afb
San Bernardino
Calif
Robert R. Scott
Continental
FSF
Los Angeles
New York
Oath Required for Liquor Purchases Statewide
Prospective buyers of retail liquor must swear they are at least 21 if they appear younger under a new policy by the state liquor control department. Director William C. Bryant said the oath aims to curb sales to minors, requiring a signature on an affidavit and a sworn statement of age, with warning placards about perjury at all stores.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Department
William C. Bryant
Bryant
Doctor J Knapp sentenced for abortion scheme ends medical career
ARRON in vr oy J Knapp, 72, who admitted performing about 300 abortions yearly since 1994 for fees over a million dollars, is sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Ray B Watters to four months in jail and to end his 42 year medical career. He is placed on probation for five years with monthly reports and must pay court costs.
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Arron
Censure motion tabled by American Legion chapter
At a Columbus meeting the Ohio Legion executive committee tabled a proposed censure of UNESCO calling it subversive. The auxiliary reported 12 winning boys and a tour to Washington to judge next year's contest on patriotism in modern America.
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Legion
American
Ward
Unesco
United Nations
Calton
D.C
Virgin Tural
the Post
Ameri
Storms and landslides strike terror in Italy
Violent rain and snows lash central and southern Italy as landslides threaten towns including Ortona and Vasto. A locomotive fell into the sea at Ortona while Rhine flood controls prompt U S Army engineers in West Germany to blast floods. The disaster has killed 19 and caused about two billion dollars in crop and property damage amid an arctic siege thaw.
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London
Europe
Italy
U. S. Army
West Germany
Rhine
Vasto
Adriatic
Teamwork Recognized at Labor Management Banquet in Portsmouth
Portsmouth hosts a labor management recognition banquet with U S Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell delivering the principal address. The event honors labor and management teamwork with guests Cyrus Eaton of Cleveland, Richard Cook of the Atomic Energy Commission, S R Saphie of ABC Oaky Ridge, Sen George H Bender of Ohio, and Max J Zivian of Detroit Steel Corp.
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Portsmouth
U.S
James P. Mitchell
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Richard Cook
The
Atomic Energy Commission
S. R. Saphie
ABC
Oaky Ridge
Rugs in demand prompt crowd at W T Martin listing
W T Martin of 109 Morris Avenue reports selling rugs quickly with many inquiries after placing a For Sale ad in The Messenger Want section. Two rugs offered: a 12 ringed Wilton from 1959 and another described item. price listed as 30 dollars.
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W. T. Martin
Morris Avenue
Wilton
Dui Wook
Tver Sile
Dua
Dial 31242 New Alter Ad Seeks Fast Action
An offer urges readers to place an advertisement for quick results with a bold call to action to act today. The message emphasizes immediacy and a 31242 contact for placing the ad.
11 Re-Elected In Moscow
The centre committee of the Soviet Communist party reelected its 11 member ruling presidium. Nikita S Khrushchev was reelected first secretary and Georgi Zhukov became a candidate alternate member, leaving the collective leadership unchanged at the close of the 20th Congress.
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Mudcow
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi K Zhukov
Soviet Union
Soviet ‘Communist Party
Khrushchev
DU Graduate Opens His Bid for Governor
Port Clinton publisher and Ohio University graduate Robert W. Reider launches his Democratic gubernatorial campaign with an address before the Sandusky Union Industrial Council. Reider says the speech begins his strongest fundraising and appeals effort yet. Meanwhile in Maryland a motorboat capsized on the Potomac River near Platsia, throwing seven into the water and causing five deaths.
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Sandusky
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Ohio University
Sandusky Union Industrial Council
Reider
Ohio
TA Plata
Potomac River
Senate seeks major spending hike in election laws
Washington reports a move to raise spending limits for senatorial campaigns. The Johnson Knowland plan proposes a ceiling of up to 1 910 000 dollars, with 100 000 minimum and 30 cents per vote, excluding primaries. It would apply to expenditures by candidates and those they authorize, with state limits taking priority.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Congress
Johnson
House
Knowland
California
GOP
New York State
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Globe
Tear
North American
Sys House
Federal District Court
Johnson-Knowland
Wind Sweeps Panhandle Storm Hits Midwest and Northeast
A weak desert storm from New Mexico moves through the Texas Panhandle with sandy winds, 30 to 35 mph, and is forecast to depart toward Kentucky and the Atlantic Seaboard by Tuesday morning. No escalation expected, not matching Saturday tornadoes in Illinois and Indiana. Snow flurries persist in New England and the upper Great Lakes with a slight cooling in the Northeast.
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New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Missouri-Arkansas Line
Kentucky
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
New England
Great Lakes
Trust Fund Robbed Post Trust Fund Robbed
Columbus report alleges former Ironton post officers cashed $1940.02 from a $3500 trust fund after losing its charter. Cincinnati attorney Peter Outalt charged four ex-officers, including Dustin E. Corn, with cashing checks and triggering a post realty dispute during the Legion trial.
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Columbus
Suage
Peter Outealt
Ohio American Legion
Ironton
Outealt
Cincinnati
Legion
Frank Goldcamp
American Legion
Dustin E
Ducky) Corn
Post Realty
Outcast
Texan fills church as crowd packs Dallas service effort
Dallas report shows Ritchel invited celebrities and townspeople to fill the Methodist Church for Sunday evening services. He claimed more than 2700 attended, with invitations, letters, and media help spreading the call to attend. The event featured remarks from state leaders and showbiz figures, praising the idea of fellowship.
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Dallas
Tex
Sennover
Allan A
John Ben Shep Saan
Perd
Arthur God
Kenneth Ritchel
Ritchel
Methodist Church
Ritehel
Jon
Ei- Fellowship
30 Ohioans Die In Weekend Accidents And Winds
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend in Ohio with thirty deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Twenty five fatalities occurred on highways, four were attributed to high winds, making the period an especially fatal stretch for the state.
Expanded Aid Sought To Check Communism
Secretary Dulles warned that Soviet aims stay the same under the new look policy. He urged Congress to grant about 100 million dollars yearly for long range development in Soviet target countries to hasten governance by leaders who favor welfare over conquest. He urged greater long term flexibility in U.S. foreign spending to meet the threat without risk.
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Philadelphia
Dulles
Sunyy
United States
Philaelphia Bulletin Forum
Russia
Fesduiabirnen
U.S
Hles
Radar Warning Line Expands to Cover Half the Globe
The Radars warning system aims to alert the United States of enemy aircraft and potential incursions from most directions. Dewline style stations and ultralong-range flying radar stations are being deployed worldwide. The Navy and Air Force operate radar picket ships, submarines, and destroyers to bridge gaps in coverage.
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United States
Arm Israel U S Urged by Maryland Governor McKeldin
CINCINNATI Gov Theodore R McKeldin of Maryland urged American action in the Middle East saying the U S should oppose aggression there and that prompt shipments of arms to Israel are necessary to maintain peace speaking at a Jewish Welfare Fund meeting in Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Middle East
U.S
McKeldin
Jewish Welfare Fund
Israel
Explosion Triggers Black Man to Sell Atlanta Home
The Maryland Republican cites arms flow to Egypt as a threat to world peace and favors a mutual security pact in the Middle East. An Atlanta man, Jewell Stewart Jr., says he will sell his newly shaken home and move from a white neighborhood, with police noting intentions to relocate.
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Maryland
Egypt
McKeldin
Middle East
Israel
Atlanta
Negro Men i
Batt Whch
Jewell Stewart, Jr
Tobacco Tars and Lung Cancer Link Cited by Surgeon
Dr A Graham, noted chest surgeon, cites rabbits and mice studies showing tobacco tars cause malignant cancers and argues strong evidence links cigarette smoking to lung cancer. He adds exceptions where other factors like industrial pollution may drive cancer cases.
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Louin
Avarts
A. Graham
Eisenhower to announce 1952 campaign plans this week
President Eisenhower, back from a visit to Georgia, set to hold a news conference likely to reveal whether he will seek a second term. He endured a strenuous outing at a plantation home in Thomasville, Georgia, including quail and turkey hunts, as he faces public questions about his political future.
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Eisenhower
Wiington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Thomasvil
Georgia
Feacher dog sightseeing tour begins cross continental voyage
Jan Wood a 34 year old physical education teacher from Reseda California arrived for the first overnight stop of a 30000 mile sightseeing flight with her dog Cindy. She plans to stay with private hosts to meet people across Europe Africa Near East India Southwest Asia Australia and the Americas. Her tiny Cessna will be shipped overseas. The trip should take about 11 months and cost around 7000 dollars.
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Phoenix
Art
Teadee
Europe
Africa
Near East
India
South West Asia
Australia
America
Angry husband shoots wife in Kentucky family home
Richmond Indiana reports William Edward Cain, 24, of Elsemere Kentucky, was arrested after a triple shooting at his father in law's Highland Heights residence. Cain allegedly shot his wife Jewell 22 in the chest after an argument, then fired at her father Walter Whaley, who shot Dorothy Whaley 38 in the arm.
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Ind
William Edward Cain
Elsemere
Highland Heights
Cain
Jewell
Pallice
Walter
Whaley
Dorothy
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