Eisenhower sets conditions for summit with Bulganin
President Eisenhower offered to meet Nikolai Bulganin only if talks are preceded by diplomat led negotiations and a broad peace program. He urged ending nuclear weapons production and testing, limiting UN veto use, halting space missiles, and dedicating space to peaceful uses. He rejected Bulganin's call for a quick meeting and outlined nine disarmament points with strict inspection.
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Eisenhower
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Bulganin
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European press mixed on Eisenhower summit prospects
London papers welcomed any chance of East West talks while criticizing Eisenhower's letter to Bulganin for tight conditions. The Daily Herald warned Dulles risks peace as Molotov did early in the war. The Manchester Guardian doubted quick negotiations. the Daily Mail saw no clear challenge. Paris Figaro predicted relief in France.
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Daily Mail
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Figaro
Tragedy: Child Unfazed by Parents Shot Dead Nearby
In Columbus a two year old plays in a kitchen where his mother Avonell Lee and father William L. Lee lay dead from murder and suicide by a estranged husband. Miss Obera Lee, the sister, reported a missing .32 caliber revolver and questioned the couple’s fate after hearing the child say his mother was asleep. A tenant heard a door knock then gunshots after overhearing a confrontation.
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William L. Lee
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Two Robbers Sought After Columbus Drugstore Attempt
Police search for two men who shot and robbed William Seward a 42 year old druggist at the rear of his home Sunday. Seward was shot in the leg and robbed of an undetermined cash amount.
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William Seward
Seward
It Pays to Have It Ford 2-Door For Sale
Good tires and 19 percent financing offered for a Ford 2-Door listed by Thomas E. Cade in The Plains. Best offer above 125 dollars requested.
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Thomas E. Cade
the Plains
Robbery Hits Grover Young Store After Nightfall
Grover Young's store was robbed Saturday evening as two men entered demanding cash. Young counted receipts when they struck, taking about $80 and a rifle from the cash drawer. He notes this is only the second robbery since 1941, the first occurring in 1954 when groceries were stolen.
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Grover Young
Young
Messenger
Don Moore
RCA Chairman Urges Unity to Counter Soviet Threat
Industrialist David Sarnoff urged stronger military leadership and faster defense spending to counter Soviet advances. He called for a unified program to ensure U S supremacy on military and economic fronts, including an anti missile system and a nuclear powered submarine fleet.
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David Sarnoff
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Radio Corporation
U.S
U. S
Russia
Eisenhower Budget Proposes Ohio Water Project Funds
President Eisenhower's 12 month budget includes Army Engineer flood control and reclamation appropriations for Ohio. Key line items cover Greenup and New Richmond locks and dams totaling 11.5 million, New Cumberland locks and dam at 10 million, and Pike Island planning at 250 thousand. Deferred Ashtabula Harbor work is listed at 2 thousand.
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Eisenhower
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Army Engineer
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Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio Roads Clear Statewide Report
The Ohio Department of Highways reports road conditions statewide are clear and normal today as weather remains stable across the state. No major incidents or closures are listed, allowing for smooth travel plans.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Pilot Returns from Albania After 19 Days as Prisoner
Maj. Howard Curran 39, a U. S. Air Force test pilot based at Chateauroux, France, was held 19 days in Communist Albania after a Dec 23 disappearance on a flight from Chateauroux to Naples. He said he sought peace and time with his three young children now motherless. The jet reportedly ran out of fuel and forced a landing in Albania in bad weather over northern Italy.
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Six Pedestrians Among Eight Killed In Ohio Traffic
The Associated Press reports eight weekend traffic deaths in Ohio six of them pedestrians In Cincinnati a 47 year old service station operator attempting to stop traffic was struck by a fire truck In Hamilton a 35 year old man alighting from a pickup was killed by a car driven by a suspected drunk An Lancaster two pedestrians were fatally struck on the same street within four days Three other deaths were in the miscellaneous category including an 18 year old college student scalded in a tub shower a Dayton boy crushed on stored poles and a Cincinnati man who died from smoke inhalation During the period two accidents occurred in Lancaster as the second fatality reported in 1958 The piece notes the weekend toll and causes without graphic detail.
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Lancaster
Dayton
Leukemia Victim Ronnie Jamieson Dies at 15
Fredericton New Brunswick reports the death Sunday of Ronnie Jamieson a 15 year old leukemia patient who was adopted by Cleveland Ohio sports teams. The boy met John Carroll in Banff Alberta last summer where he sought to regain his health Carroll then spread word to Cleveland forming a sports group support project led by the city’s organizations.
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Cleveland
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John Carroll
Banff
Alberta
Carroll
Police believe series of burglaries solved
Portsmouth police say in a Sunday report that a string of 16 burglaries appears solved after four teenagers were taken into custody by Police Chief Robert M. Edwards.
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Portsmouth
Robert M. Edwards
L L Marshall Dies in Ohio at 69
Cleveland reports L L Marshall died Sunday at his son Hubert’s home in Aurora. The Republican had introduced a 1930 Ohio Legislature measure allowing Sunday motion picture showings. He was 69.
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L. L. Marshall
Ohio
Hubert
Aurora
Marshall
Hammarskjold to Visit Athens Guest of Ohio University
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold will visit Athens next month as a guest of Ohio University and President John C. Baker. He will address a student convocation the following day and will be accompanied by executive assistant Andrew W. Cordier.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Dr. Baker
Ohio
Hammarskjold
Andrew W. Cordier
Baker
Economic and Social Council of the
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Jordan
Israel
Syria
Middle East
Eisenhower Budget per American Under 1959 Plan
President Eisenhower’s fiscal 1959 budget breaks down to $427.86 for each American citizen. Missile programs alone cost $30.67 per person, with the national debt pegged at $1,469.44 per capita. The figures use the official January 1 population estimate of 172,800,000.
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Washington
Eisenhower
6 Cent Stamp Biggest Surprise in Budget
President Eisenhower proposed a 5 cent postage stamp to replace the 3 cent rate for inter city letters. The plan, part of his fiscal 1959 budget, would raise federal revenues by about 700 million dollars starting July 1 and help return the government to black ink.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Grieving Husband Dies of Heart Attack
In Kearny New Jersey a 51 year old man collapsed and died of a heart attack while grieving beside his wife in West Hudson Hospital Sunday The wife had died of a stomach ailment minutes earlier Their daughter Ruth C Fissler had offered him a home with her and he declined saying he was going with mother
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N. J
West Hudson Hospital
Joseph T. Rice
Ruth C. Fissler
UAW Proposes New 1958 Collective Bargaining Plan
United Auto Workers announces a 1958 bargaining plan featuring profit sharing above 10 percent on net capital before taxes split between executives and stockholders and workers and consumers. The program, approved by the International Executive Board, will go to a Detroit convention next week and shifts from shorter work weeks to a basic minimum plus supplementary demands. It aims to raise purchasing power and allow rebates to consumers via excess profits to help lower car prices.
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United Auto Workers Union Today
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International Executive Board
Leftist Elected Mayor of Naha Defies U.S. Policy
In Naha Okinawa Saichi Kaneshi defeated Tatsuo Taira to become mayor, a result seen as a rebuke to U.S. policy in the occupied Ryukyus. Lt. Gen. James Moore, the U.S. high commissioner, would not comment on the outcome.
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Okinawa
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U.S
James Moore
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President Emeritus Dies at Capital University
Dr. Otto Mees 76 former president emeritus of Capital University Columbus died Sunday of a heart seizure. He became the youngest college president in 1912 and retired in 1946. Despite blindness he remained active in university events.
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Otto Mees
Capital University
Lutheran School
Mees
Service Authority Dies In Denver Grace Grossmann
Grace Grossmann 71 a nationally recognized authority in social service and rehabilitation died Sunday of cancer in Denver. She was a native of Youngstown Ohio and distinguished for work in welfare and rehabilitation services.
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Grace Grossmann
Youngstown
Ohio
British to Publish Result of H bomb Experiment Report
London confirms a public release of British H bomb experiment findings later this month after a secrecy dispute with Washington. The Harwell station will host newsmen tours and Nature will publish scientific reports. Heavy hydrogen from seawater feeds a multi million degree core for a brief thermonuclear trial. Adm. Strauss faces criticism over delaying the declassification under a U S British accord.
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Washington
United Kingdom
Atomic Energy Agency
Harwell Atomic Energy Research Station
Nature
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Lewis Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower seeks 73.9 billion budget for 1958 59 defense push
President Eisenhower sent Congress a peacetime budget totaling 73.9 billion dollars for 1958 59. He stresses defense against Russia in the space age and plans a short term debt limit increase while projecting a surplus after a likely 400 million deficit this year. The plan calls for 39.8 billion for armed forces and a 3.8 billion boost for missile and nuclear research and production with 1.3 billion available immediately.
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Eisenhower
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Ohio Insurance Division Joins Auto Claims Probe
In Youngstown the Ohio Insurance Division joined the investigation of a suspected two hundred thousand dollar automobile claims swindle tied to a missing city councilman. John J. Tobin Jr. a 29 year old adjustor and Sixth Ward councilman is accused of masterminding the scheme using counterfeit letterheads and fake medical reports. Arthur I. Vorys announced two assistants are on the case and a report from Ralph Thoman and C. W. Morris was expected. Historically a half million dollar auto swindle was uncovered here twenty two years ago with a five year probe beginning in 1935 indicting at least 117 people.
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Ohio Insurance Division
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Sixth Ward
Arthur I. Vorys
State Insurance Division
Columbus
Ralph Thoman
C. W. Morris
Vorys
G. A. Corso
State education board to elect new officers today
The Ohio State Board of Education will elect new officers in Columbus today. The vote will determine leadership for the state education agency and set a course for the coming year.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Weather outlook with rain or snow and warmer days ahead
Ontario Ohio and West Virginia forecast shows rain tonight with chilly lows in the 20s to 30s. Tuesday partial clearing and a bit warmer. Five day Ohio West forecast calls for temperatures 2-4 degrees below normal, with a mix of rain or snow ending Tuesday and possible precipitation midweek. Other U.S. cities report varied conditions from rain to clear skies.
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