Eisenhower Urges Congress to Live Within 77 Billion Budget
President Eisenhower challenged the new Democratic Congress to meet the Communist threat by living within a 77 billion dollar budget. He stressed trimming wasteful spending to protect the economy and national safety while pursuing tax relief and broader reforms in civil rights labor laws farm policy health aid science and highways. The address previewed forthcoming messages to Congress and warned against unnecessary military spending that could undermine the economy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New Congress
America
Senate
House
Congress
Democratic Congress
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro Returns to Havana as Cubans Celebrate
Crowds greet Fidel Castro in Havana after his weeklong march across Cuba. He warns supporters to guard the victory from Batista loyalists and says 5 to 15 years will test the nation’s path to freedom and prosperity. Provisional President Manuel Urrutia hails him as The Great Son of the Cuban People.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Camp Columbia
Oriente
Manuel Urrutia
Merger Plans Held Up In Eastern Rail Talks
New York Central directors proposed a study to form three or four Eastern rail systems and halted any merger with the Pennsylvania until coordination of facilities yields savings. The plan envisions major systems led by lines such as the Pennsylvania New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Erie.
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Central
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Police Quiz Free Blonde In Kidnapping Case
A blonde woman was questioned for hours and released in the Lisa Rose Chionchio kidnapping case. Two Brooklyn girls followed the suspect from a subway and hailed Patrolman Sheridan, who detained her for questioning but she did not identify herself and was freed.
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New York
Lisa Rose Chionchio
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Thomas Sheridan
Sheridan
Airliner Missing In Tennessee
Southeast Air lines DC-3 missing with 10 aboard reported near Kingsport Tennessee after last contact at 8 32 p m Thursday night. Search by four planes and Civil Air Patrols crews from Tennessee North Carolina Virginia and Kentucky while snow and haze affected visibility.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Upper East Tennesse
Southeast Airlines
Tri-cities
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio Leads in Atomic Activity Says Eells Report
Ohio views growing atomic activity with Eells noting the AEC spent about 900 million dollars on plants and equipment and 200 million on contracts and grants. There were 353 AEC licenses in 42 counties and 61 communities. Ohio leads in gauging devices and medical isotope use and aims to expand reactors and a nuclear propelled engine development.
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Columbus
Ohio
William H. Eells
Eells
William O'Neill Jony
Atomic Energy Commission
Private Amish High Schools Fail State Standards
The State Board of Education will review a report by Dr. E. E. Holt showing two Holmes County private Amish high schools do not meet state charter standards. At one farm school near Holmesville, 14 ninth graders and 1 tenth grader attended a 36 session year with classes only on Fridays from 12 30 to 3 30 p.m.
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State Board of Education
Holmes County
E. E. Holt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ammon Wengerd
Holmesville
Miami Professor To Get Eminent Title
Miami University announced that Dr. Harvey C. Brill, retired head of the chemistry department, will receive the title of eminent chemist at the Cincinnati section of the American Chemical Society meeting on January 14.
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Oxford
Miami University
Harvey C. Brill
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Mikoyan Seeks Peace as Refugees Rally Outside Detroit Club
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan visited Detroit engaging with auto industry leaders at the Detroit Club seeking to end the cold war and pursue a new peace. A crowd of Hungarian and other refugees outside hurled eggs and snowballs while chanting anti Communists and carrying coffins. Earlier he toured Ford facilities and met executives at the Ford administration building before a formal honoring event.
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Mich
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Chicago
Midwest
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
United States
Hungary
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
River Rouge
Ford Administration
Senate Rejects Anderson Plan To Curb Filibusters
The Senate turned down a civil rights backed proposal by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson to insist on a majority vote for rule changes. A test vote on tabling Andersons plan postponed. Johnson proposed a compromise to limit filibusters with two thirds of those present and voting.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Anderson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Johnson
Dam Break Flood Kills 80 in Riva delago Village
In Zamora Spain a dam on Lake Sanabria burst early today sending a wave that washed away Riva delago. More than 80 people are dead and many others are missing. The town sits in an inaccessible area with 00 inhabitants. Steady rains filled the lake to the brim and the disaster lies near the Portugal border.
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Zamora
Spain
Sanabria
Rivadelago
Madrid
Lake Villachica
Portugal
Gardiner links tough guy TV to juvenile delinquency
Sun Valley Idaho reports mystery writer Erle Stanley Gardner argues that hard edged television programs may fuel juvenile delinquency.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Erle Stanley Gardner
Newscaster Found Dead in Columbus
Edgar Scott Wood a former radio television newscaster was found dead at the bottom of stairs in a Columbus rooming house deemed unsafe by the coroner. Dr Evans suggested a fall could explain skull fracture while noting missing overcoat and watch. Investigation continues amid unclear whether pay and cash were involved.
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Columbus
Edgar Scott Wood
Radiotelevision
Jungle
Robert A. Evans
Wood
Evans
Three Cave Explorers Rescued From Eureka Cave
Three amateur cave explorers overdue from a trip in Eureka Cave were found wandering about a quarter mile inside the entrance after nearly 16 hours underground. John Fraim 38 radio news director Jim Brown 30 photographer and Jim Jordan 31 writer all Cincinnati Louisville and in good condition were escorted out and headed home.
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Whitley City
Eureka Cave
John Fraim
Cincinnati
WSAI
Jim Brown
Jim Jordan
Louisville
Firm Wins Low Bid for Lancaster Boys School Well
Columbus firm G. M. Baker and Son Inc submitted the low bid of 3787 dollars to drill a water well at the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster, undercutting the state estimate of 5080 dollars.
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Columbus
G. M. Baker and Son, Inc
Boys
Lancaster
De Gaulle Unchallenged as France Forms 21 Member Cabinet
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle’s Fifth Republic leadership continues with strong public support. Michel Debre, now premier, retains influence as he reshapes cabinet power, while De Gaulle signals possible amnesty and a decisive presidency under new constitutional framework.
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Charles de Gaulle
G. Catroux
Paris
de Gaulle
Rene Coty
France
Fifth Republic
Algeria
Michel Debre
Debre
National Assembly
Intercom Education Aids 12000 Handicapped Students
A novel intercom system links a single speaker unit in each handicapped student’s room to a distant classroom. Twelve thousand students nationwide receive all or part of their education through this setup. Family Weekly covers the story in Sunday Messenger. It also features Van Cliburn, the Texas pianist who rose to fame after winning a Moscow music competition.
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Family Weekly
Your Sunday
van Cliburn
Texas
Moscow
Flying Tiger proposes Ohio city additions to cargo route
Washington The Flying Tiger Line of Burbank California asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to permit adding Columbus Dayton Cincinnati and Youngstown Ohio to its domestic cargo route.
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Flying Tiger Line
Burbank
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Ohio
Flying Tiger
Two Cuban Gun Runners Fined With Suspended Terms
In San Antonio two men who admitted supplying firearms to Cuban rebels linked to Fidel Castro received two year suspended sentences in U S District Court after their pleas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fidel Castro
U. S
Weather forecast and regional conditions report
Weather summary shows cold pattern with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Lake Erie snow flurries Saturday and Sunday, light snow north Tuesday or Wednesday, fair tonight and Saturday with low tonight 5 to 12 and high Saturday 25 to 30. Many cities report clear or cloudy skies with varying temps across the region including Cleveland Des Moines Richmond Seattle and Washington.
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Albany
Atlanta
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Des Moines
Helena
Kansas City
Clear
Los Angeles
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Isens
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
Richmond
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Ain Ampa
Washington
Dems Plan Reception for Mrs DiSalle in Columbus
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio to hold an Inauguration Day reception for Mrs. Michael V. DiSalle next Monday from 3 to 4 30 p m in the Deshler Hilton Hotel Columbus Ohio chairwoman announced the event highlighting party support and civic engagement.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Deshler Hilton
Flynn Returns To New York From Cuba
New York Actor Errol Flynn arrived from Cuba at Idlewild Airport denying rebel claims he joined Fidel Castro’s mountain campaign. Flynn wore a blue blazer with red buttons and a black bandana with emblems. He said Castro gave him the emblem as the future flag of Cuba and that he spent two months in Cuba with Castro’s forces.
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New York
Errol Flyn
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Idlewild International
Flynn
Castro
Teacher saves pupil in dog attack on playground
In Columbus suburb, 5 year old Suzanne Ziegler was bitten by a Norwegian Elk Hound named Keena on a school playground. Miss Barbara Drugan shielded the girl, pulling her away and directing others to safety. Suzanne required nine stitches and the owner faced charges for letting a vicious dog roam.
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Barbara Drugan
Miss Drugan
Suzanne
Suzanne Ziegler
Keena
Bexley Cassingham School
Bexley
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