Air Force Plans Evacuation Of Charley Station Ice Floe
In FAIRBANKS Alaska the Air Force stepped up plans to remove 20 men from Station Charley a scientific outpost on a crumbling Arctic ice floe. A flight to the station would pick up four men amid continuing disintegration including a 200 foot runway loss and a floe reduced to about one mile by one mile.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Arctic Ocean
Charley
Ladd Air Force Base
Call To Expel Sen Young From Hamilton Legion
Hamilton County American Legion Council calls for charges to expel U S Senator Stephen M Young over a New York speech to ECIL on December 15 1956. Fourth District votes to urge action while Eighth District defers and suggests Young may surrender his card.
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Hamilton
U. S
Stephen M Young
Hamilton County
American Legion Council
Young
Legion
Ohio Legion
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Eidhth
Nelsonville
Fourth District
Senator Young
Korea to Up CG Strength After Coast Guard Attack
Acting Foreign Minister Choi Kyuh ha calls for strengthening the South Korean Coast Guard after armed Communist Chinese fishing boats attacked a patrol boat. One coastguardsman was killed before dawn and another died later. the captain and another crew member were injured. Choi calls the attack piracy.
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Seoul
South Korea
Choi Kyuhhah
Choi
Ohio Five Day Forecast Briefing
Ohio forecast shows temperatures roughly 5 degrees above normal with highs from 35 in the north to 30 in the south and lows near 23. Warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday give way to colder air by Saturday. Precipitation totals range from half to one inch in the south as rain. north sees rain or snow late Tuesday into Wednesday and again Friday.
Pollution Board Questions Ohio towns on sewage treatment progress
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board resumes hearings as Youngstown Middleport Genoa and Yellow Springs must explain delays in building sewage treatment facilities. Board may deny permits risking fines up to 500 dollars daily, with action possible from the attorney general if needed. Yellow Springs eyed a gravity system using Antioch College land to avoid altering a glen.
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Columbus
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Youngstown
Middleport
Genoa
Yellow Springs
Attorney General's Office
Antioch College
Investors Say US Not Firm With Castro
U S business leaders in Havana fear the government will not act decisively to protect their Cuban investments as Fidel Castro intensifies intervention and expropriation. Ambassador Bensal returns from Washington with an unclear policy and hopes for a meeting with acting foreign minister Marcello Fernandez.
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Havana
U.S
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Philip W. Bensal
Washington
Bensal
Marcello Fernandez
Castro
Nasser Opens Power Plant Near Aswan in Egypt
President Gamal Abdel Nasser opened an 85 million dollar hydroelectric plant 42 miles above the Aswan dam as crowds cheered. The plant starts at 22 000 kilowatts with expansion to 351 000 kilowatts and most output slated for a nearby fertilizer plant. A French firm began the project but pulled out after the Suez crisis. West German engineers aided the completion.
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Aswan
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nile
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
United Arab Republic
Firemen Respond At Messenger Plant To Smoke Alarm
City firemen were called to the Messenger plant about 11 a.m. Monday when the electric control panel in the composing room emitted acrid smoke. They located the fault in the master control box and restored power after routing around the damaged switch.
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Messenger
Lintoype
Soviet rocket tests seen as diplomatic move
The Soviet Union announced rocket tests in the central Pacific that may mark a missile diplomacy drive aimed at impressing Asia and Western powers. The timing brackets U S events including a US Japan security treaty signing and Khrushchev’s Indonesia visit, with broader aims before a May four power summit and Eisenhower’s June visit to the USSR.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Central Pacific
United States
U.S
Moscow
Japan
White House
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Indonesia
Asia
South Asia
Pacific High Seas
DiSalle Sees Religion Not a Major Factor in Campaign
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said religion will not decide the presidential race if John F. Kennedy wins the Democratic nomination. Speaking on CBS Face the Nation, DiSalle, a Catholic, urged Kennedy not to enter the Ohio primary and noted Lausche may run his own slate. He also questioned Nixon's role in the steel strike and accused James Mitchell of politicizing the matter.
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Columbus
John F. Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Kennedy
Massachusetts
CBS
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Richard M. Nixon
James Mitchell
Nixon
Meany warns of voter revolt over government drift at AFL-CIO rally
AFL-CIO President George Meany says to expect a voter revolt in November unless Washington stops the sit-down, do-nothing posture. He accuses the administration and Congress of drift while noting deficits in defense, education, housing, urban renewal, roads, and social programs as 600 union officials rally to push proposed measures.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
United States
Perry Mason Couldn't Have Done Better
Marysville County store proprietor Stanley Rhodes 50 faced two masked men who robbed his shop in Pharisburg. After they fled and returned with a gun, Rhodes shot and killed Thomas R. Maryse 23 in the head and wounded Tilden R. Watts 26 in the arm, with both victims from Marion. Deputies found Rhodes had nothing more to say.
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Marysville
Stanley Rhodes
Pharisburg
Sheriff's Office
Rhodes
Thomas R. Maryse
Tilden R. Watts
Marion
Fire Chief Faces First Blaze At Own Home
Fire Chief Wendell Fisher, appointed four days earlier, fought his own house fire Sunday in Groeville New Jersey. No injuries reported as crews battled the flames at the chief’s residence.
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Groeville
N. J
Wendell Fisher
Fisher
Ballad Singer Wins In Louisiana Runoff
Jimmie Davis wins Louisiana Democratic governor runoff with a 71,000 vote lead over mayor Lesseps Morrison. Davis pledges peace and harmony while proposing a state sovereignty commission to preserve segregation and promising no political machine. He carries 486,095 votes to Morrison's 414,258 with most precincts reporting. Davis, a Baptist farmer and former governor, hails from Jackson Parish as one of 11 children.
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Jimmie Davis
Davis
deLesseps S. Morrison
New Orleans
Louisiana
State Sovereignty Commission
Southland
Huey P. Long
Earl K. Long
Huey
Morrison
Jackson Parish
Red Hil
Missing Heiress and Chauffeur Traced to Paris
New York debutante Gamble Benedict and her Romanian-born chauffeur Andre Perumbeanu were traced to Paris after departing New York Dec 31 on the freighter Edga. They arrived in Antwerp Saturday and Benedict boarded an express to Paris Sunday. Police say she left her Upper East Side home voluntarily after a society party on Dec 27.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Gamble Benedict
Paris
New York
Edga
Andre Perumbeanu
Arde Bulova
Miss Benedict
Perumbeanu
Naples
Upper East Side
Private Ventura Belly-Lands Safely After 20 Hours Circling
After circling Port Columbus Airport for more than 20 hours while correcting landing gear trouble, a private two engine Lockheed Ventura belly-landed safely Sunday night. The craft owned by Ebco Manufacturing Co. and piloted by Louis Benua of Columbus carried nine people, none of whom were hurt.
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Columbus—.M
Port Columbus
Ebco Manufacturing Co
Louis Benua
Columbus
Pope John Appears Recovered From Cold Audience With Vatican Guards
Pope John XXIII today seemed fully recovered from a weekend cold. He held his annual audience to exchange New Year's greetings with the Vatican guards and their families.
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Vatican City
Pope John XXIII
Vatican
Crack NYC Train Derails Near Wellington Tragedy
A 10 car New York Central Southwest Limited derailed at 80 mph near Wellington Ohio injuring many and killing at least four. The crossover derailment caused two cars to split, with wreckage and burning fuel drawing a large emergency response. Notable victims include fireman Phil Lehman and conductor George Rummel.
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Wellington
Ohio
Southwest Limited
Nickle Plate Railroad
New York City
Cleveland
W. B. Salter
Indianapolis
New York Central
Salter
John Dolan
Limited
Dolan
Paul Kopseh
Lorain County
Phil J. Lehman
George FP. Rummel
North Butler
Ind
Kenneth Hale
Rosedale
Audrey G. Cox
St. Paris
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Hoffa Accuses Kennedy of Ignoring Labor in 1960 Bid
James R. Hoffa leader of the Teamsters denounces Sen John F Kennedy in Buffalo before about 1000 members, calling him a fraud on the American people and alleging Kennedy sacrificed labor to gain Southern bloc support at the Los Angeles convention. He blames Kennedy for amending the Landrum Griffin labor bill.
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Buffalo
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Buffalo Joint Council of Teamsters
Hoffa
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Landrum-Griffin
Eisenhower to brief Congress on 11 nation good will tour
Congressional leaders from Senate and House join a White House briefing on President Eisenhower's 11 nation trip. Some Democrats doubt the meeting will yield more than a travelogue and fear endorsing a partisan campaign show of personal diplomacy.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Armed Services, Foreign Relations and Appropriations Committee
Police Search for Gunman Near Dayton
Brookville police hunt a gunman who fired at least nine 30 caliber rifled slugs into two parked police cruisers. Chief James Lamb reported the shots struck the vehicles in front of part timer Levi Gordon’s home early Sunday. Gordon heard the shots but found no suspect upon investigation.
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Dayton
Brookville
James Lamb
Levi Gordon
Gordon
Protests Mounting Against Anti Semitism Across Europe
Youths and religious leaders lead a counter effort to anti semitism with large Paris and West Berlin protests. In Paris a thousand demonstrators including Protestant pastors and priests marched past a memorial for unknown Jewish martyrs toward the city hall shouting Down with the Nazis. Swastikas appeared in Brazil and Michigan. In West Berlin a 1200 crowd attended a showing of a French Nazi concentration camp documentary. In New York two teens were arrested for painting Down with Jews on a municipal building and two younger youths for tagging a synagogue in Brooklyn.
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Paris
West Berlin
Brazil
Ypsilanti
Mich
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
French Communist Party
Representative Council of Jews
France
New York City
Brooklyn
Nelsonville Petes at Point Pleasant clash in standings
Local schedule notes show Nelsonville Petes visiting Point Pleasant as teams vie for position. Other matchups include Athens and Pomeroy Middleport in region play.
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TS LL
Athens
Nelsonville
Pomeroy- Middleport
Ercotens
Television
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