Russia Seeks East West Summit Amid Cold War Tensions
In Washington the Kremlin proposes an East West summit perhaps in Geneva within two to three months. Officials see no shift in US policy but note Bulgaria's diplomacy could raise hopes for easing nuclear tensions. Dulles and Fulbright signal cautious optimism about resuming disarmament talks below summit level.
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Eisenhower Bulganin summit plan shifts Western view
Soviet Premier Bulganin proposed summit talks today blunting Eisenhower's peace through strength stance. Western European papers split space with Bulganin and in some cases gave him second place, yet no new divisions appeared in Western opinion.
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Bulganin
Eisenhower
Europe
Western press debates Eisenhower appeal and Bulganin notes
Editorials split on the President's State of the Union plan with fears over passing costly measures. Bulganin's latest proposals draw mixed reactions, seen as a summary of Soviet ideas and a timing move. Some papers doubt quick Western talks while others praise the US leader's political wisdom.
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Hess Named Ohio U Football Coach
Bill Hess was named Ohio University’s 22nd football coach and said he and his wife are happy to return to Athens. He will join OU after seven years with Woody Hayes at Ohio State and plans meetings with the OU staff and athletic officials to build a winning program.
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Brandon Grover
Philadelphia
Soldier Will Visit Brother Amid Mercy Transfer at Sea
Pvt. Thomas Long of Marietta was moved at 1 a.m. from the transport Randall to the U S N S Merrill in the Atlantic about 180 miles east of New York to visit a critically injured brother in Marietta. The brother was crushed by a falling tree Thursday and is hospitalized there. The Merrill was due in New York late today.
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Stolen Car Crashes In Bucyrus Kill One Injure One
A Detroit youth driving a stolen 1958 sedan was killed when the car crashed into a tree on U S 30 in Bucyrus Ohio after a high speed chase by a highway patrolman. The injured passenger, David J. Cernance 15, survived at Bucyrus City Hospital and is being treated as Detroit police investigate. John De Kun 17, also of Detroit, died in the wreck.
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John de Kun
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Contribution of $20 Triggers Speech Loss in Kentucky Store
Lexington shop owner Louis Prow says a stranger walked in and stuffed $20 into a March of Dimes container causing him to lose his speech. The man claimed he read reports of a container being stolen yesterday and concealed the money in the new container.
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Irene Dunne to be UN delegate in new Family Weekly feature
Sunday Messenger outlines Irene Dunne's selection as alternate United Nations delegate and her reaction to the role as part of Family Weekly content. The Jan 12 issue also previews Diabetes advances, a fiction strand Second Wind, a true crime piece The Mystery of the Poisoned Bottle, and fashion and food features.
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Eisenhower to ask Congress for near 74 billion budget
Administration officials say the 1959 budget will run a small deficit for the current year and request about 74 billion dollars for next year. The deficit stems from defense outlays rising by 1.3 billion and revenues falling by about a billion, despite a tentative balanced outlook.
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Papers Plan To Publish After Strike In Dayton
Dayton newspapers to resume after negotiation with the International Mailers Union Local 137 and the Stereotype Union. A two year contract provides time and a half for regular employees and allows interchanges between day and night shifts. Executive VP Robert A. Wolfe said publication timing is still uncertain.
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Atlas Launches Fourth Atlas ICBM from Cape Canaveral
The Air Force launched its fourth Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral at 10:48 a.m. CEST today, signaling a continued strategic testing program and advancements in missile capabilities.
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Ohio warm spells ahead with fair skies today
Ohio expect mostly fair skies and warmer temperatures through today and Saturday with a low of 30 to 35 tonight and a high of 52 to 56 Saturday. West Virginia remains fair and milder with similar temps though skies cloud over Saturday. The five day forecast calls for 4 to 6 degrees above normal, with rain or snow possible Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Dave Beck Jr Loses Plea for New Trial
SEATTLE Superior Judge George H Revell rejected Dave Beck Jr a plea for a new trial on grand larceny charges tied to $6550 from three union owned cars misappropriation. Both he and his father were convicted in separate trials last year and sought new trials citing juror prejudice errors in instructions and due process denial.
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Teamsters Union
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ONeill names 12 man advisory committee
Governor C William ONeill appointed a 12 man advisory committee to study changes in Ohio car license plates and drivers permits. The panel will report to the governor with recommendations to the General Assembly on motor vehicle law changes.
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William O’neill
Ohio
General Assembly
Valuable whisky bottle stolen in Miami Beach heist
Police were told by Paul Rimmer that thieves stole a 29 foot tall display bottle from his home valued at 1400 dollars. The container reportedly held a blend of one and five dollar bills, making the loss notable.
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Missing Youngstown councilman questioned over checks
Police seek to locate newly elected Youngstown official John J. Tobin Jr to question him about more than $5000 in checks he wrote. Tobin disappeared after missing the first council meeting and after an insurer began investigating his cases. Also missing are Tobin's business associate Paul Shade and Shade's wife. Tobin's wife and children remain in California.
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Great Lakes states discuss 1958 industrial outlook
Columbus—The sixth annual Great Lakes States Industrial Development Council conference focuses on the 1958 business and industrial outlook for Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin. Delegates say inadequate zoning near metropolitan fringes hampers community growth and industrial expansion. The council shifts from Seaway talks to studying space for new industries expected from Seaway growth.
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Out of Control Car Injures Two Girls in Cleveland Area
A driver suffered a paralytic stroke, sending a car out of control and striking two seven year old girls from Prospect Elementary School. They remain critically injured at Huron Road Hospital.
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Twin Sisters Die Hours Apart in St Louis Area
Mrs. Janette Hanlyn of St. Louis and Mrs. Rose Herley of Geyantsburg NL, both aged 83, died within an hour and 45 minutes on Thursday just before turning 84 on January 26. The tragedy marked the loss of twin sisters who shared a long life together.
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Janette Hanlyn
Rose Herley
Geyantsburg
Eisenhower faces mixed reaction to eight point program
Democrats call for concrete blueprints to back Ike’s eight point plan while praising broad aims. Johnson and Rayburn praise the speech but fret over lack of immediate military buildup and concrete action. Republicans largely praise the president as Democrats express cautious optimism. The joint session drew 41 applause interruptions, mostly from Republicans.
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Wedding Held as Planned Despite Missing Minister
In Cedar City Utah the ceremony proceeded with about 200 guests when Rev Raymond L Wilson failed to appear. He was found the next day after walking 20 miles through snow from the Kolob Plateau region where his stalled truck halted a sightseeing trip.
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Too Drunk To Know In Kidnapping Case
James E. Holland of Lejunier Kentucky claimed he was too drunk to know what he was doing after being arrested on a charge of kidnapping a 16 year old Florence Kentucky boy.
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James E. Holland
Lejunier
Florence
Cabinet Resignation in Venezuela Sparks Junta Rumors
In Caracas the entire Perez Jimenez cabinet resigned at midnight, fueling rumors of a military junta or a shift to a military cabinet. Officials reported only the resignation note and minimal city disruption, with armored cars near the presidential palace and a calm morning thereafter.
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Venezuelas
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Perez Jimenez
Search Reboot After Snow Delays Boy Missing
International Falls Minnesota resumes daytime search for 5 year old Donnie Lamon missing since Wednesday. Sheriff Ed Anderson says 2000 volunteers failed to find the boy in a 10 mile square around his home and fears snow could hinder efforts. The boy's father Lawrence Lamon has not slept since the disappearance and his wife is recovering from sedation after collapsing.
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Donnie Lamon
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Lawrence Lamon
Sun Ice Cold Skaters' Ideal at Athens State Hospital Grounds
The sunlit winter scene captures WOUB Sports Director Dick Taylor skating on the state hospital grounds. Taylor notes his four years of high school hockey offer little resemblance to current skating, as temperatures rise above freezing may delay ice time for enthusiasts.
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