Eisenhower Lets GOP Contest Entry in Illinois Primary
Washington reported President Eisenhower did not assent or dissent to placing his name on the Illinois presidential preference ballot for April 10. Doctors say mid February will determine recovery from the September heart attack, while Florida and New Hampshire primaries also show his name. Hagerty stressed no advance approval. a final decision rests with the President.
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Paratroops Are Bound For Cyprus
Britain sped about 2000 paratroops toward Cyprus to reinforce its Middle East presence. The airborne force, nicknamed the fire brigade, heads to Britain's Cyprus HQ as evacuations from the Suez zone may slow amid unrest. Planes ferry the unit in heavy rain, aiming for completion by Friday night.
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Britain
Cyprus
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Suez Canal Zone
Greece
Sixty Six Die as Ship Fire Traps Third Class
A small coastal 130 ton ship at Samchonpo near Pusan burned rapidly after a cabin boy dropped a kerosene lamp. Sixty six passengers died, including seven children, and eighteen were injured. The boy Park Chong Chul and captain Kim Han Suk were arrested for negligence.
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Seoul
Park Chong Chul
Kim Han Suk
Samchonpo
Pusan
Korea
Israel Faces UN Rebuke for Syria Raid
UNITED NATIONS Israel faced a strong UN condemnation for its December 11 raid on Syrian outposts near the Sea of Galilee in retaliation for Syrian fire. The 11 nation Security Council debated rival proposals with Russia urging compensation for losses of life and property, while a US Britain and France resolution offered no compensation but noted a moral basis for payment.
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France
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Girl Missing Steady Held In Missing Young Woman Case
New York authorities hold 24 year old salesman Thomas G Daniel as a material witness in the disappearance of 20 year old Jacqueline Smith last seen at his apartment on Christmas Eve. Police call the case almost certainly a criminal homicide and consider the missing woman dead though no body has been found. Bail set at 25000, with Daniel having dated Miss Smith since June.
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Jacqueline Smith
Thomas G. Daniel
Miss Smith
Daniel
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alexander Herman
Edward Byrnes
Judge Refuses To Lift Picketing Restraint
In Columbus Common Pleas Court Judge Dana F. Reynolds refused to lift a restraining order restricting picketing at the Columbus Westinghouse plant. He also declined to dismiss contempt charges against 88 people arrested during the January 3 disturbance at the facility.
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Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Guinea Pig Prisoners Inoculated To Test Tularemia Vaccine
Columbus report says Ohio Penitentiary volunteers, about 100 prisoners, will be injected with a vaccine under a joint Army and Ohio State University Health Center program. The study, started in 1933, compares vaccination against deliberate Tularemia exposure to measure effectiveness, with treatment available if illness occurs.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Army
Ohio State University Research
Army Chemical Corps
Lee Foshay
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Audit Hikes Liabilities Of Canaday
Ohio ex aminers raised the liabilities of former Pomeroy mayor Delmar A. Canaday to 3370 after reviewing Oct 2, 1953 to Sept 13, 1954. They found 1077 newly owed plus 2293 from 1953 for un authorized mayor’s court expenditures.
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Ohio
Canaday
James A. Rhodes
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Rhodes
Pomeroy Council
May E. R. Robinson
Is Television Killing Fairs
C H Harnden of Saginaw Michigan, manager of the Farm Products Fair, told the Ohio Fair Managers Association convention that television draws attendees away from fairs. He said fairs lose attendance when big events like championship fights air on TV. Former Gov Myers Y Cooper urged greater local effort to boost fair business at the convention.
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Pair Sighted in Jungle of Amazon Savages
A Quito radio report said two men waving white flags were seen on a river beach in the Amazon region where five U S missionaries were seized by Auca Indians. A rescue helicopter and ground patrols search the area while the pilots spotted a wrecked Piper plane. the missionaries Nathaniel Saint James Elliott Edward McCulley Roger Youderian and Peter Fleming remain unconfirmed.
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James Elliott
Portland
Ore
Edward McCulley
Milwaukee
Wis
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Lansing
Mich
Peter Fleming
Seattle
Wash
Wheat Plan Is Debated On Farm Use Exemption
Chairman Cooley and the House Agriculture Committee members from both parties oppose the proposed wheat plan that would exempt wheat grown only for feed or seed from acreage limits. President Eisenhower urged enactment, but Cooley said reversal is unlikely. Ohio Republican Henderson supports the exemption, noting backing from the Ohio Farm Bureau and the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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D-Nc
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Eisenhower
Senate
Ohio
Henderson
Rohio
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Ward to Seek Democratic Nomination for Attorney General
Columbus attorney Paul F. Ward announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the May primary. He stated his bid aims to address state legal matters and reforms, and he plans to campaign across Ohio to gain support from party members.
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Columbus
Paul F. Ward
Time Factor May Decide School Fight
In Cincinnati the Hillsboro case over elementary school segregation hinges on timing as the school board seeks a rehearing after the appeals court ordered immediate integration. Judge Druffell will wait for the appellate ruling before acting further, while the board pledges full integration by September despite overcrowding at Webster.
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Hillsboro
U. S
John H. Druffell
U. S. Court of Appeals
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Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Webster
William L. Lukens
Lincoln
Wasp Sting Proves Fatal
In Kalamazoo Michigan Mr and Mrs Ivan Schuster faced a tragic night when their 10 year old daughter Jeannie died in her bed from anaphylactic shock caused by an extreme sensitivity to wasp stings. A wasp was found under the covers. The diagnosis followed by a doctor on arrival.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ivan Schuster
Jeannie
Schuster
Jeannies
Congress To Receive Ike's Balanced Budget
President Eisenhower plans to send Congress a balanced budget with higher outlays, outlining spending around 65 to 66 billion dollars for the next fiscal year and revenues at least equal. He is expected to revise current-year estimates to about 64.5 billion, marking a potential return to a balanced budget for 1956.
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Eisenhower
Congress
State of the Union
Eisenhower asks Congress for 11.4 billion for school aid
President Eisenhower proposed over five years 11.4 billion in federal grants to ease the national school shortage, plus up to 750 million in federally purchased local school bonds and 20 million for planning. The plan includes state matching, with wealthier states contributing more.
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Eisenhower
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Department of Welfare
Couple Held In Mail Theft Near Wooster
A Wooster Ohio couple Ralph C Mc Dougale 42 and Mabel 35 were arrested on federal charges for stealing a bank statement from a farmer's roadside mailbox near Wooster. They allegedly wrote two checks for 150 dollars on the farmer A Edward McAfee 83 and attempted to alter the statement with a cutout.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Ohio
Ralph C. McDougale
Mabel
A. Edward McAfee
U. S
Loren E. van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Guardsmen Guard Strife at Pensacola Nylon Plant
National Guardsmen arrived to quell unrest at Chemstrand Corp nylon plant after a labor dispute left several injured. About 300 guardsmen and 250 pickets lined the highway leading to the facility north of Pensacola under order from Gov. Leroy Collins to prevent further clashes.
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Fla
National
Chemstrand Corp
Leroy Collins
State hospital plan eyed for $15 million in proposed spending
Columbus lawmakers set a special session to consider a $15 million appropriation for planning and constructing new state hospital buildings. The State Capital Planning and Improvement Board recommends $14,187,000 for construction and $813,009 for planning, with $30 million more planned for 1957 58. Porterfield trimmed projects to fit the limit, with funds drawn from a $150 million bond issue approved by voters.
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General Assembly
State Capital Planning and Improvement Board
John D. Porterfield
Porterfield
Lebanon
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Tiffin State Hospital
Gallipolis State Institute
House GOP Sees Farm Bill Short on Immediate Relief
House Republicans urged quicker help for farmers amid income declines. They backed an emergency beef purchase, expanded pork buys for price support, larger school lunch meat purchases, and easier farm credit, especially for veterans. Benson reportedly planned to shift from pork to beef to stabilize prices.
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Massachusetts
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Nixon Aide Files 1% Million Libel Suit
Vice President Richard Nixons 1952 campaign manager Murray Chotiner files a $1 million libel suit against Behind the Scene magazine over an article alleging links with the underworld. Jerry Giesler says trial unlikely before the elections. Chotiner says the suit aims to discredit him and smirch Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Underworld
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Jerry Gies
Dulles Credits His Policies in Life Magazine Quote
Secretary of State Dulles is quoted in Life magazine asserting that U.S. deterrence helped end the Korean War and prevented Communist advances in Indochina and the Formosa area. The blunt remarks spark debate on atomic readiness and policy effectiveness in the election year.
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Korea
Indochina
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Life Magazine
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Strike Talks Enter Second Secret Session In Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp strike negotiations moved into a second consecutive secret session in Philadelphia. Federal mediator John R. Murray called the setting the proper atmosphere and said Wednesday’s meeting aimed to establish a basis for general collective bargaining as fall issues were discussed.
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Philadelphia
Inghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Reider says he was urged to quit governor race
Akron Port Clinton publisher Robert W. Reider told Summit County precinct workers last night that attempts were made to persuade him to withdraw from the Democratic gubernatorial race. He called the promises of future political preferment dubious and criticized Lausche's machine as blocking Ohio from national Democratic mainstream. He also cautioned that Michael DiSalle's bid could align with Lausche, suggesting his ambitions may cloud his aims.
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Robert W. Reider
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Chauncey
Frank J. Lausche
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Toledo
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